Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-02


Finally, iho Cleveland ria;nlealcF has thi- pa
ra"raph
"C,A.uGa !-cuoSnes. We haze seen liz
rccaniaiions OF over ONE HUNDRED straight
out Harrison Wings, which we shall publish
next week over their own signatures. Stand from
undcr!"
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Hon. Abraham Rcncher, Of North Ca
rolna, a member OF Congress from 1929 10 1889
and from III 10 'l3, has renounced Whiggcry
and taken ground for Polk and Dallas. In point
of ability and influence, Mr. X. ranks with the
first men of his State The simple fact of hav-
ing been Il member OF Congress for twelve years
is Of itself a sufficient testimonial. In 1910 he
was 4 prominent leader among the Wings, and
now abandons them because OF their iathe>>-
ness, extravaganza and incompcteEcy. Hesays:
~ did not separate from the Wing party till
after they came into power and Adopted = system
al measures, as Wing measures, which | be-
lieved 10 he in conllic; with sound policy and al
war with the Republican principles had always
held. Nor have they, in my opinion carried out
those salutary measures OF retrenchmeEt and re-
form, which they ST tondly promised suffering
people, in the campaign Of 1870 and without
which, ii is of little importance 10 the people
what party may wear the robes OF office. No
party, whether Wing or Democrat, deserves
their continued support who, when in power,
shall shrink from this great and selt-dcnying
truth.
INDIANA.
A late number Of the Indiana State Sentinel,
contains list Of about one HUNDRED AND THIRTY
names, including some of the most talented and
influential men of that State, renouncing all fur
Their allegiance 10 the rotten cause OF Whiggery
Every mar of them voted for Harrison i'll 1910
or he n luItfl
The lis. viz Judge Lillcston, who was the Whi.,
candidate for Congress, in opposition 10 Robert
Dale Owen; Hon c.. H. Test; Mr.. Dunn. a
talented lawyer; Hon. VIM. Bryant; Major
Macy, Wing candidate for Congress; t.
Jarncgan, Esq, and Samuel L. Clymcr, late a
Wing member in the Indiana Legislature.
Tne New Albany Democrat says: We have
the names OF no less than TnlRTEE,: persons who
left the Wings ON Saturday last, and joined tie
Democratic Party.
There were two public rcnuncaions OF Wing
gerry Gays the Delphi Chronicle made before
the assembled hundrcdS, At the recent Convention
in this county-;hcir names are Abner 5. Bennctt
and Amos Graham.
Hon George II. Profit. late Wing member Of
Congres, from Indiana, and recently appointed
Minister TO Erazil, is coming home TO take The
stump against the old "Dic;ator." He was one oil
the most effective Harrison speakers in 1910, and
will bc 4 powerful auxiliary 10 the Democracy oi
that State
Dr. II. l.. Terrell, man of fine talents, and
good speaker. He Was powerful advocate OF
Harrison in 1910.
Lucas Rr,sk, and James Epperson old and re-
spectacle farmers of Morgan county.
Samuel &. Griffin, of Stark county. Indiana,
prominent Wing of 1910.
NEW JERSEY.
Il
nci.hbcrhood, .our of whom, at their written re-
quest and one on good authority, who have been
active WEigs. but now rcnouncc that party and
20 for Polk and Dallas They are VIM. F. Par
kcr James Sterling, Mr.. Fox, John Conner, and
Lewis ;. Gawool, highly respectable Wings in
1910
Cart Stockton Of New Jersey who was one OF
the crack orators for "Tippccanoe and Tyler too,
in 1910.
The Newark Morning Post; abiding to the
number of changes every day recorded, says
yesterday. forn stance Il list of SIXTEEN persons
O.! this city was shown us with the names and
residences attached all of whom voted for Gen.
Harrison in 1910, who have now come OFT for
Polk and Dallas. Since the above was in type,
we have heard OF Two more changes in Inc south
ward"
Hon David Potts, formerly Wing member
porter Of Harrison.
Col Zabri: Iic (savS the Camden Easle,l who
was in 1910 one OF the leading Wings Of the U.
States and who has since 1911 been the leader of
The Tyler party in the Union has declared him
self Tor Polk and Dallas.
GEORGIA.
A correspondent Of the y. Y. Pcbcian writing
from Nlillcdgevlc, says:
News was received here Yesterday hatR w
Flournoy, talented Wing of 1910, heads = list VI
TWENTY-FIVE that have wheeled into the Demo-
cratic line in Washington county, and ii is ii
mated HAT about one HUNDRED AND FIFTY in Ogie-
thor1 among whom are cx-Gurernor Giimer and
DR. James :. Sims, have lett the Wing ranks
and enlisted under the banner OF Polk, Dallas.
Texas and Oregon. There are great reactions
every where No enthusiasm prevails Ill pre-
sent among the universal Wing party here. They
enn"ar - 80 ''"s i'ai an awful defeat awaits
them.
And what will you think wicn toll YOU that
in addition 10 The above, We have The eminent
statesman George VI. Troup. Tan whom no man
has more influence in Georgia. tell you the
Clay collar is being pulled of wherever it can he
done without choking and there is no more
chance for Herr: Clay in Georgia, than there is
for Prince Albert
KENTUCKY.
Hon. Thomas +. Marshall late Wing mem
her of Congress from Kentucky, and onc ri the
most eloquent orators in the Union, has taken
the field against Henry Clay and in favor OF An
ncxa;ion
John Thomas, L. T.. Drake, anil John Mcrris
Esq'rs hitherto staunch Clay Wings End gentle
men OF great influence in Kentucky, have come
out Tor Polk ard Dallas.
Hon. r, WickiiGe, formerly the most inIucn
tial Whig excepting Clap i'll Kentucky the
Kentucky Gazette says has rcnounccd 'Vhiggc-
~, and come out for Young Hickory with all his
influence.
RHODE ISLAND.
Hon. Wager Weeden one OF Tie Rhode Island
Harrison electors in 1910
Col S II. Wales the Wing s!andard-bcarer
al Baltimore in 1910
MAINE
BarZlla S;rccicr, an influential lawyer of Tur-
ncr Oxford coun.y, and heretofore a prominent
Wing.
Gen. Samuel Fes>cnden of Maine, one Of the
most influential Wings in that State.
DELAWARE.
We are informed. (savS the Delaware Gazette J
that at the Democratic celebration in Aproquiai-
mink Hundred, on li.e llll July, the meeting was
addressed BY THREE gentlemen, who have always
voted the Wing ticket and al the conclusion OF
their remarks Tli.RrY-sIx OTHERS came forward
and signed paper, renouncin2 all connection
with Whiggery and Coonery in future
TENNESSEE.
Mr.. W. 4. Lindsay, who was formerly a
prominent Wing, addressed the Democratic As
soca,ion OF Knox county on the 18th July.
A letter in the GAINESVILLE (Tennessee) Stand
ard, Of a recent date says that there have lately
been THIRTY changes in Benton county, in that
State, 10 the Democratic cause.
MARYLAND
Hon. David Stewart, formerly a State Senator
trcm the Baltimore District, and who supported
General Harrison in 1910, man OF great in
iucncc and fine abilities.
VIM. Young, Esq, OF Baltimore. in note TO
the editors cfthe Republican and Argus, dated
july ith, III, says: Permit me TO offer my recan-
ta,ion from Wbiggery 10 the good old cause OF
Democracy"
The Baltimore Argus relates the following de-
ightlul incidents:
AT the great Democratic meeting, held on Sa-
turday last at picturesque spot attached 10 the