Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15
.jcUMoSD, FRIDAY. MARCH Is.
Don NEWS FROM NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA

,, >v,,s From NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
"''" mn n ,rord 10 Old Irgtn'a.
,yo have been favored with the sight OF very long
-, :,as,;no letter from Of the best Informed
80 mos, mi, I.isent members of Congress, washing
AN March llO We may publish IT hereafter-bnt IN
,ba mean time, we must content ourselves WIN o'lu
Wv 49, If IT'S contents The writer assures his cor
s3sanondcp, that New York is perfectly safe Tor the
pspp"h,;cnn ticke,-le. the Republican candidate,
- ro,,,nae be who he may. He says, that "never has
49, Republican, uarty of The State been more firmly
.'n;.ad or resoyed lie also gives the following let
-, reca;ved The day before from sound and intuen-
,;aI Republican of Pennsylvania:
% Nv IN, . ma, prnnsy vania has nohly line. II
- ,,, rsr of real popular feeling No acts or efforts were
wanting produced result ~ ,a,,'Sn1s u,'ie". ~ &c
f,ed however whether open or covert; and my ceIs,
thsi 70 iuto the contest ~" " "'s VI o" ~ '
a' TIL Wash;nuton Writer also gives piece info
,;o, which slirs blood and is calculated to touch
h ra. and rouse the eIertlons OF every Democrat IN
Vrnnia He says, "thai The whole wing force here ~
o,1 ,n,ncd uuon Connecticut aud the Old Dominion.
,, ;,,elIinrnt Correspondent, in letter received
% dors ence tells him tina, Wing Orator, addressing
WIN meeting in the vicinity of Hartford, on some
d,v in The week before last, stated that "the Wing or
noo;2,tion in thai State was then better than IL had
- before been and better than they had ever had IN
,nv State except their present organization in Irgaia
Ma, e,e fhf;r organization acaS then perjcc and Mey
,,rs s,yc ofthe state Say you SO, Old True penny;
Is his Orator the Senator from Kentucky, Nf. Moore
headA Mr. Clay's Drum Sergeant who, deserving has
most IN the Senate went all the way to Connecticut 10
i.u III. Wings that their meshes around Old Virginia
were compiete-iher organization peteci-and lha, they
were sure of The State. But, be the informant who be
nav the information ough; TO up the proud blood
of every Vlrgnanand call forth the iirmest exeriions
If every Republican TO defeat the combination. "Warn
the Committees" were the las: words OF the uslrlous
Jefierson on his death bed Let every Cenlnel be OH
the watch tower-Lel Republican sleep on his post
but to arms! to arms. be the wachwod through all
our borders. Put down this idle competition which
RACES IN OF our counties Keep down the uDioly
ambition of eager aspirsnts Bid them bde their time
"These are the times that try mems s0niS-and show
us whether they most love themselves their coun-
try" Put forth all your strengib-unte all your forces
IL pom one maitland save the Commonwealth, no,o-
mis- Surjnp Let us but WILL to do -and the thing
is done These Boosting Feds will not even carry Con-
necticut as we ADVISED Notwithstanding all their
ORGANIZATIONS all their long PROFESSIONS all their app
auces all the Moorehead slangwiangers of their par
IT, But, 10 carry this proud, old " unterried
Common wealth, "let them sing ms wisely as they
may'-let them draw their meshes around her Gun
ningy as they may-let them spread their nets
widely to catch "birds of every feather let them
pour all their ltnerant orators upon u.s. from the Mill
Bow of the Slashes down TO Bear aud Mosel we defy
all their power, If our committees and our candidates
out do Their duty. We tell them eaflessly, that they
are not sure Of The State noacand tina, III November
next the citadel will laugh them TO scorn.
The Washington writer finally cautions US against
the tricks and braggadocos OF these sangulne hrug-
gars and willy anc-plot,es. He says that 1.-The state of
feeling is rapidly improving among our friends here,
within the last week that he first shock Of the pre-
concerted exulia.ion of the Wings has been experen
ced here and has had the sauary effect OF setting the
Republicans to work towards organization here -
that the "irst shower of correspondence from disap
pointed men over-the temporary panic has passed
and bri ghter and more authentic accounts are pour
ing in upon the members OF Congress, from all dIrec
tons.