Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

Pas ca a5 horte doeeri.
The only good things We see in the Richmond
higare lis repeated appeals Ia lis patty for"O,
! Sani-0fjon. Iocdt Or.0ai=atiOn D,i0le3 d,
2"@,-at'on" These are variolisly and vigorous
! IS preS>ed-fnd W. beg leave 10 borrow some Of
is thunder once more. In ycs'enIay'> paper Me
Wing publishes 4 Letter iroln a Distinguished ii.
zen oi MARYLAND, eminent lor his practical good
>thNc ana experience, who writes 10 the Whia
ih,.:
"AIlow me to say 10 you, that We have DISCO
veicI III our State lha, mass meetings have been
81 comparatively little service 10 cur cause. and
!latthose counties have done best. where there
was, iH9ir| w@0hi ts' ii.s Pc, use Vi sent
M I;-'t lHto dark places and IN tarBistJV, cor
veyance 10 those who cannut conveniently gel ~
The polls"
The Wing com.nends "rhi, extract la Tie
prompt ana emphatic attention of the Wig, o,
sn@nia--(and 80 do We 10 all the Republicans
We have (says Ihc Whis) over and over urged
the necessity o local an! detailed organization.
and We stall continue To do So: for in n clos.
contest We know il Ia bc Indispensable and often
decisive. In sach contest, an organileG milo
Iity viii probably bcal an unorganze maiori,.
(llil;o 10 tut, Mr. Eurhc0 Conventions. ma +,
meetings and pp9lic discussions are iryauallr.
bIi they DO mol comprehend al The requisites o,
Success. 1t Is in vain that We have 4 maiori.v
II wc c;nLui show il al the POLL: nor ale men :,
oNen ch:LS.d in the excitement which rul lie ci,.
cGS>ion OCCASIONS rs they are ly more silent
mcans-mean> addressed 10 their UNDERSTANDING.
when their party blood is not up and appeals H.
their patriotism when the demon OF panty spirit +.
slnmbcrng in their hosoms' ('rme Is tn, nu-
bi!ch HtDtakiug care 10 c,chcW among the Other.
means all thc mlmmciies and humhug> Of 'l.
" higs-coonS, hard cider, D.sunion htnll,g>.
It-.ts- 4. 4 4
therefore, the conventions which follow in such
rapid succession throughout tEe Commonwealth
Proclaim the principles ot tie (Rcpublicau) rai-
Is from the stump and the musings, and show
the loHg and safe and uied experience and lie
invincihlc reasoning which recommend them
Exhibit The "iormity AMI the destructive tcultn-
e. of Che Coon parvD But DO rot ,uf;er ih,.>r
more snowy and brilliant methods Of parry oIc-
ration To absorb al ycu, attention Neglect MT
the humlltr hui more ccltain and ciilCacCus
means OF claiming victory 10 hc (Rcpulcan) Ia
Sie> At such Il cri>>, ana loI such cause,
leave nothing 10 chance, bui embrace all tie
means u. cnsurEg success. Rcpu5icauso OF VIZ
einia But a lev DAYS have new 10 intervene,
before w. Shall lc called TO The polls :"
So iar. - good! Pretty good Bun when the
Wing rants upon the ",iun;o' Che great Repui-
lean pauy) who have brought no, ridicue (hut
glory upon he name Of NngihiG-We mu,t
pass II uvcr We also pas, over what il saw
Of che contemplate bravadoes and bragsirg
Of (ii) opp.ucnts--.hc niallinle symptoms ot
conscious weakness and trcpidaion' CAS- tie.
Wing Justly rem; r;s. For there never WGS
parry winch has Dragged and clustered rs
Euch Is Us own party. 1t lesan lis brags be-
fore our Baltimore Convention. when they de-
clarcd thai Clay Was already elected. aud only
wanted The forms Of the Constitution 10 MT
him into the white house They dragged >Iil moe
alter ".jm Polk Gas the Charleston Courier call,
him, or J1mV Polk a> Mr. Attorney !.
Mayo called HIM al Inc Club House 81 Norfolk
WIS nominated wien they asked "Who is J.
Il. Polkl''-aDd declared, thai he might get one
State, pcihaps-but no more. Even ye>icrdays
Wing shows is respect for is own precep when
it quotes from Tie Albany JounaI that "a aloii-
ouS Wig victory will mark he de> OF the
coming Novcmlef and when the r. Wing itself
mounts iiS own high horse, and IuuS Till OF the
CONDUCTORS Of The Democratic Press cone Ut
whom, Ay-thc-Iy, is ycnlmms from 10 10 u 00o
dollars upon Isis own confidence III The Ie.ult -
The VIII. says.
We would not stand in HE shoes Of the Loco
!"co Editors III Nryemttr ior arv consideration
They vii! lc overwhelmed. with tie .ro.r~ and
Icptnachc. Of the victims whom their criminal
layilr al political morals has induced 10 venture
lal2c sums upon chances which the deccivci-
hdu every :cdhpH To- KNOW were &C. crate Al Il
time when they will need comfort thcm>eye.
they viii he compelled To listen Ia the complaint.
OF BETRAYED victims. and p.concd advcMulrrs NJ
on he strength Il ihcit wing prophecies pill
low Of tholn. which their own Ffohiescy viii have
provided ior Them. ana tor lie texture Of which
they deserve 10 mans coHmi>seraticn 10 his
complexion il ;ali>! CONE in November and The
country may ilen hook or, tot excuses. apologize.
explanations and scamrcring, Eve hope not >u.-
c:4s,) Iom the Pi>,olS ot The Plc>> who now
swear - terribly and Hector il 30 bravcv"
No Wig clustering or Dragging, Of course, in
Ill ihi>' OF, surely noi--.}ut suppose that thee
bold declarations should tempt some Of it, own
victims 10 lose thousands upon its bag.-What
viii it then say? And what will Mcg >ayi We
think i; aS well 10 place this clustering Paragraph
on record. II is really worthy OF Shakespeare,
Pistol himself. And with what face can Tie
Wing speak in dis .usc II was but The other
day, that it advised lis friends il they wanted Ia
bet to bet i+ca on P.nESyi'ania; and yet what
docs /, put under IL Yesterdays Postscript -
WHY. an article from ;lc National lutcli@cncer,
10 break he force al q drrai- which says. that
Although We entertain no doubt 81 PENNSYLVANIA
gor. for the Wing candidate, 81 III, November
election we have no confidence, thou.h We ce.-
tainly are hot without hoIc of her doing tic same
thing in her STATE elecion' IL give. also an eH-
tract of a letter to The Editors irom scnileman
in Pennsylvania, West OF the mountains dated
October 1t. who writes: nc mnq mt hops hO
tapra ;;om nc dtc'ion tor Gotcsaor,' &c.
Now, W. advise 10 NAN 10 lc. upon oa1 Judg-
mcLt.