Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
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The Coors are either d-aeirca themselves, or
they dcocra others. They talk OF ciaHgcs which
:rc never 10 te realized-oi Victories which they
have Leycr w0n---oi votes which they viii Gc;cl
receive. Their pres, ;aaccd, seems determined
10 cary tie STATE tn n S0fm ~ drag0|osl0s-hu,
il will no, answer. Virginia stands like the Pa
cifc Ocean, se!fbalarccd, sc!t-ccarcd and un-
novel"
The Richmond Wing has boas,ed several times
of their great Gcccs.ionS an: expected success in
The county oi Marion. Tdic hoas.' We have a
letter before u, from one of her mos, intclliacn,
citizens. written OF the lo:h instant. who writes.
that They are Dragging iii Our county now OF
having forty convcr,s. Their liS' | have been ca
abled 10 gather, and at our las: Court, Lad The
pleasure OF sceirc and talking 10 some dozen or
more Of those thcy claim, who become indignant
=, their presumption. and pledged themselves.
from this to the cicc:icp. 10 do more Than ordinary
work in cur cause From al that ! can learn,
ard my efforts and enquiries have been great,
they have some seven or eight Il these who say
for Mr.. Van Bnren who will now vote for Mr..
Clay. Enl. 10 pav them beck. taor OF eight,
and have heard oi Gozen more, whom have
no; vet seen. who intend voting FOR Polk AMI Dal
la:. In 1910. host Of our Democrats stayed al
home; now. know OF mere hui who intend vo'-
inc" He adds: Mr.. Willis Green. ot whom
see some of your correspondents make mention,
is also flooding Marion county with Wch"rCd'S.
:,ewaIls. Bcnoa'S Rires and his own speeches
have witnessed the mail bags swced almost 20
bursting and. when cmp'ied. scarcely any t'ing
b,l; Wills Green" The Democratic MAORI
~ of Marion county will he at least :335" Put
il will not al Go-Willis Green, ranked docu-
mrnls ard stuffed bags. and al
In the same way is the change claimed The
other day bv the NWhcvile Southwestern Viz
anian." of the conversion Of the Res. Thomas
Col!cy, of Little Tennessee, Democrat OF 10
in The following Card, in last Saturdays Aiding
don Banner
"SsLTyILLE, Va, Sept. :, 1874.
"Mr. LATHAM In the last Southwestern Viz
rinian. see i, stated, that have LEFT the Demo
cratic ranks. and am in favor of Wing policy;
and as think it right that my sentiments should
he understood in n matter TIA, 50 deeply concerns
me and the cars, which | have sustained during
n long life. take the earliest opportunity OF cor
rectiur the erroneous impression that has gone
forth. |, is true, thu, have said that was in
f.yor of 4 National Bank; bit, upon mature re-
ncc;ion. have changed that opinion, believing
,ha, no such Bank can Ia. he'd based uFon fair
PRINCIPLES and of equal utility to the mass Of The
pcopc. Nor do think the interest Of the coun-
lry requires the aid OF such machine. ! am in
favor Of Il Tariff, suited To The economical wants
of The Government ard am entirely opposed 10
a Protective Tariff. ! an in favor of Tie An
poyatinn Of Texas, and ii | live, will vote for
PolS and Dallas believing, that by so doing, |
shall rro,,:oc The lest interests OF orr beloved
country. ilioMAo CoLiEi'
Ais becoming bright in old VirSnia-M
L. r. Daniel. anlthe Clay Club, and The Pcaie
II Tcner;Ic. ana the anonymous citizen OF Henry
county. to the contrary, notwithstanding Here
il. an extract Of letter We received yesterday
morning from Petersburg: Il have conrerscd
with several planters this morning from Bruins
wick, Mcckicnhurg, Lunenlur9. &c, ard they
say orr maori:ies will be GREATLY increased
since 1910. and that the Dictator is as dead as a
mackercl in their counties, and all the adjoining
, ones"
Here. too, is 4 letter we have received from
one of the most intelligent citizens Ct The county
of Hampshire:
"UAs6rSG Rock, Sept. 16 1914.
~ have ius, returned from pole raising which
took place oil SATURDAY, the | ih inst, al Frank.
t1r. a lille village in Old Hampshire. II was I'll
ever memorable Gay for the Democracy in that
rcpion. Although il was exclusively Demo
cratic gathering, there were several Wing orators
upon the ground eager 10 speak; and the Demo
cracy. with their usual magn3ninlity, consented
al once that they should be heard in defence o
their principles According 10 arrangement, 4
Democrat was 10 lead OF, and a Wing TO follow
in a speech OF half IN hour each. when another
Democrat was TO speak the same lcrgih Of time
when a Wig WIS 10 reply. Samuel G. vii
Hams &C old Shenandoah closed The scene viii
one OF the most effective speeches ever had tal
good fortune 10 listen 10. lie literally demolished
The so,his.rics OF Whisgcry. There was but one
universal opinion amcrg the Democratic party
and that was. he had completed; annihiatcd III,
ia!lacous theory Of The Wing party. that high
duties make low prices, and thal high protective
(. Tariff viii make a home market for the agricul
tarai products Of this great agricultural nation
/ The Wings themselves had 10 admit that he VIZ:
! greatly an orcr-ma;ch for The Wing orators.
I heard one OF them say, their speakers were nc
I posted enough for V. !iamS; that they had onl,
journal2ed their political information. The
news from Maine had just reached Us on tha
! day which gave an UNUSUAL tesree OF spiii, ant
animation 10 The occasion. The Wings, rool
fellows, on the ether hand, felt he slronc scnsibly
/ Il threw gloom over their already depressc,
I spirits. which was evident TO al. tell yon, Sir
/, with candor and sincerity, that the Democratic
cause is onward IN old Hampshire, and that
never witnessed finer feeling or more deter
mined spirit, than is manifested here at this time
We shall carry The county for our pure and IN
c1ecptio.abls Democratic Ticke, for Presicsn