Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-17
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.: tie Democratic family nj lie Capitol. Snc';
an outrofing Of The bone and slat" oi ''i' 'ai'i
was never hclor. Witnessed in this STATE; anu We
artor and enthusiasm the Democrats ale al .!>
lime .!cater than even in the days oil va llicN-
nry. Young Hickory hes got the 'sia'i OF u't
majestic world" and the entire democracy %
New Jorscy feel pcitto city coniieht % Sue'cs ::
Our friend Thomson Was selected do 'he o"''! ''
date for Governor with almost "hcA",if'.I =;
unity. The Governors election 'dheI pi"e. ..
October, and there can he scarcely doupl tGa'
Thomson will be elected. His services 10 tie
state in relation to the pcw Constitution, VIII Sc
cure it-aId that success will secure The Noveln-
her election for electors You may, therefore, ieel
assured tina. no event depending upon lhe lt'tuie
i, more certain than the success oil inc Democrat
ic pa1tv in New Jer,cy. Nor have we any mis-
giv.ng> about New York or Pennsylvania
GEonG,A-Allis cheering-toref@~psc--trom
a distinguished citizen ol that Stat:
"a am nrltGcd 10 inform YOU that Georgia IS
sal;. for Polk and Dallas. There can be no donn';
and really from the progress ol inc i'cllioci,'i1
cause ,vc,y where. | should not be surprised II
the prediction of Gen Jackson were 10 he reaii-
zcd What glorious achievement II Clay can
b,. beaten in hi, own state ltwould be signal
rebuke 10 unprincplcd ambition. Such thing
can scarcely be honed Tor | do not think, how
ever that his friends even his clergy, can ceT'liI
him into moral man, and secure Tor nm Inc ac-
vana.cs of good character.
Since the excellent letter Of acceptance OF Mr..
Bancroft, have strong hopes OF Massachusetts
TESxE.sEr-F!om gentleman ofSrcat expe-
perence and character
"E'RoM WESTERN TESSEssEE.-'IudsinS from
what hear elsewhere, and see around me,
should say Polk will as certainly get this STATE a.
H. I "A
the advantage in The purify OF Folks private char
ac;er and il is not n character of yesterday IT,
formation: Int hogan with his youth, grew with
his growth and strengthened with his strength
This in Tennessee will give us 1000 conscientious
men of The religious community. They canno.
consistently vote Tor one, whose lite has been a
scene ot rcvclry. &c. :"
The following is an extract of letter (Which
we copy from the Pcnnsvlvanian) dated
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ~, lSll.
IL have been constantly before the people since
ms retain from Baltimore, and have never wit
messed such zeal and enthusiasm as | find where
ever 60. | have met with no Democrat who
doubts our success in Tennessee and il Tier paris
oilhc safe shall do Is well as this, we shall have
Il most triumphant majority. and have heard no.
thing hat creates donht hut that il will bc 50.
CHEERING SIGNS!-ALL,
Ndhlng. in fact, but the violence of party spi-
rt can he hlisd 10 the event, of the past, or The
sisns of the future In louisiana the Whisa
have lost since 1910, 1 6S0; in North Carolina,
9.l9l Indiana, 1868, Illinois, 10000; Kentucky,
2l3-; Alabama, 6,lSD; Missouri, 1909 Yer
morl, (say) 10000. Gain since 1910 sl.425-
equal 10 IL per e. upon the whole vote given.
AMI what do The Whigs say Of their la, death
stroke in Mainc-whole The Wings hoped 10 car
r. all, and have lost ali? See how The public
sentiment is every where running against them.
As goes Maine, some say, 50 goes the Unio.-
Mos, probably, a. all these streams run, 81 runs
the general irresistible tide OF public sentiment