Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
UEsDAY MORNING. JUNE is. 1914
OUR cAIrSE Il oNyyapno,

OUR CAUSE Is UPWARDS!
We have the most cheering acrnuu,s e.,
Tennessee. Our friends there positively coun,
on carrying the State. The Proceedings =, Nj
VILE on the reception Of the nomination ,rb;c,
we copy from the Nashville Union" ave- .,.n
first au>piciouS signs we have received ofrb,, -,
minalion in Tennessee. '''''' 100
We lay before our readers extracts of l,.....
which have reached us from North Carnli,, anJ
Georgia. The march there, also, is orr "'
The change ofGen. J. c. Alioni Ex-Whig ,nr,c
Der Of Congress from Georgia. is ominou<
"AXoTHER RECANTATloN-We are a,Sn,.i
(>ay> the Albany Argus, that the Hon Gnii.n
G. VcrpIanck has ayowcd his determination 49,,
10 support Mr. Clay for the Presidency H.
Verplanck is known not less in the field Of noi,
Ties, and as a leading supporter of Gen IIarr!sn
in $50 than a. a scholar ana author"
Not only is 1t true, (>ays the ~ Y Evening
Po>t) that Mr. Verplancl> Will no, vote for Nh
Clay, aS stated BY The Albany Argus. bur !, /,
quite as certain that he will support Mr.. Polk The
Democratic candidate for the Presidency"
The Coon presses admit the change of NJ
Verplanck. 4 very distinguished scholar and a,,.
Thor; bul attribute il 10 his opposition 10 the pro-
,eclye system Of NJ. Clay. So much the bet
Ter. Ii only proves that il is an homes, change
conviction on principle alone.
l,si a,bam,. aTo,s saw of ,,e , aon M
,r,s nn,,,',.o, do,b, ~. ,a,,,.;I w. ~ n'
and Doilas h,. most commam',;mI ,N,o .r @'A
Drmorra,ic f,otiy@ aD or tbr cnmn,;os viii 80,
Tor Tho ,,.o,s,. ,han lla and l,nou.r IN bo 49,
Inmates Of the Tribune 10 the wind
III. E.v, yo,. C,an;no, po,, In,.l,s. -, ,,....
Mass Meeting which is Ia take place at CASH
Garden tomorrow evening. 1t says that 4
meeting OF the Democracy Of the city OF Nv
DIN '!uH '.Ci, 'I'r,t - ~. ,ii nu'eN 'ehirdI
ooiia''''',eo, 70 l. -. V W III the
Nv NV r ni " ne'''..9"i neai tHd'
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a" "'''e' mem
Jn1,;n, ROM tho tacl;,,1' ,,,. ,i,ro, ,,~
';a@,'.;ll .ajI ,or,,bar a ,'r,,io,,' ,l,.,.'
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I"aolui', III "a' wi l non. H.
'it5i>oI' ",' a. ~ rSir wee
an - r '' =, 80 ., :" ioi
influence
lNptX,-Thc Indiana State Sentinel OF Mar
81 SAYS thai new Democratic paper has leen
started at Mount Carmel Illinois, which is edited
By Mr.. Richard Beck, who has FOR eighteen YEAR
! supported and voted with the Wings. In his al
dress. Mr. Beck says:
II have s,,hiiously looked into, and examine
this important matter. for some Two wears ami
have lecomc fully convinced al This late hour
that the Wing doctrines are not only inconsistent
Z, out of season bu IRE also opposed TO the int.lc,
81 the farming and laboiing pan Of The co!nmu
niry."
The following is from the Sentinel OF later
date:
! ''Whcn such men as Judge Llllcston Of Evans
/ vile Hon. q. II. IeNi oi Wayn"r Mr. Duna.
talented lawyer Of Dearborn, Hon VIM. Brian
+ al l.Il 4
candidate Tor Congress hoiiiaS ',arhcsah -.
81 south behd, ana ron. Haihuei l. 'Hht A."
l,lkhafi, ana hosts oil o'her>, o, equ1HF men
s,aniih@ come our from ah"hs me loV' pIl "
W hi@sefy, II should arrest 'ie aoen'I1n OF thoSe
who heedic.Sly gave their support 10 Federalism
in $50. These men are al! placed III situation
onot!ce The tendency OF the measures OF The laIiy
/ with which they haze heretofore acleo. ana have
! The mora courage 10 acknowledge lheir error IN
the face 81 The world Lei every one VINO have
I found themselves Geceived, act a boldly
IF,o0 me lL,Gjg0 UaaitoreCl
WIG; PENIrN.JATION
Mr. Have: Sir--I would he Glad 10 make
l,,nun ,bT6ugb tho colunns Of vour ra,,.r ,lat
Tor fine laS, len years hare been \ VIA. ami
hay. ever held 10 Nh. entire Nvhig principl.: lu.
/ ,nu., say thai rlp proceedings o. 1910 Gissu4.
ed me a good deal hut .ill went with the par
thinking thai perhaps they would see their ION,
and refrain Bul. as they have commence! the
camnaipu asain with S,gos roya Sims oaJ i.I
alder row leave their ranks. ana wish them all
lin. SuceeSs that .,Ich means VIII ai,. them
HARRY TABBuL.
Medina. May Il lSii
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III riie Nnd' ne unanih'i.y 'ld @e"l 1'a. ~.
.a'.Su' SIEe 2o"oly promise OF a GLORIOUS '"!'t
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hohsolt'c hai'iiiloIe "L,Shllohi ana ai"o''v'
resolutions aanpteo 'he ioio"ih@'
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mem Oh . -Nalohal hahh' u'N'cr any nam S'a
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