Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09
pIrRIIC. SENTIAfE-r

PUBLIC SENTIMENT
The Savannah Georgian "holeslv c,,.,
iruihiuly assures" the Democratic nrc s1A"if
have given Georgia tothe Wings, lat ..5s VINO
for Polk and Dallas tv n very lao. ~. .1 :. 'P
It instances many remarkable cha9ges f,, ..''t
Wing 10 the Democratic ranks-apo,or ''' I've
are some distinguished men. who wcrc , "oi'
Wings in 1910, viz: Col Shack, ford q, ~ -"
COUNTY; Major Hall of MerwetheI 0,,a WI ~
Scnalor;) d. r. Mitchell of Fou md w
Clean Of Henry. (atlc and eloquent awe
Charles Hooper oi Waller county Gen ".
born, a leader Of The WIKI: patty in Merivc,h.
Major Whitaker Of Faye''c. and CD. Bi>h.'nI,
Murray, able men. The Georgian means OIL
and hnndrcds who are leaving the Federal Par,
in almost every county,
The Griffin (Geargia) Jcfiersonian dcscri.e. =,
meeting oil 10 1000 Democrats a, he nj
Springs, where "thc spirit OF IS and 9s was ,,,.
awakened" The meetins was e!oCueu;lv 81
dressed by Howell Cobb ESQ. II. V Jni,>" ,.
Esq, Judge Warner, w. i. Sanford E>o H.,
w T. Colquiu, Gen. HUI. A. HARRISON InI,.
Wellbon and others.
There is to be held, on he 23j insan, ,,,>.
meeting at Macon, (Georgia.) when 1000 a,o
expected.
In Illinois, 2i Harrison men have come ou, j..
letter and renounccd Whigecly. in the Town ~,
Springfield, "ihe seat oil the Junio, and the br,.;'
quarters OF Federalism"
As for Louisiana the New Orleans Cou-c,
SAYS: I'VE do not believe there is one ra,i,r.l
man, who has any acquaintance with the lc,,i
parties Of the State that en,eliainS the >lieie..
Goub; OF our six electoral votes being cas-, in T..
vor Of Polk and Dallas. 1t cannot be oihelwi..
| With all their falSehoods their bribery. ihs;-
flagitiouS arts of every kind. The Wings cam
gain majority Tor Clay il this Stale Tn,
have no notion Of it-lhcr leaders give Il ~,
among themselves"
In Tennessee, in the little town of Red Noun
Carroll county, II Wings have renowned "cdc
rai>m
The Ohio papers are filed with similar back.
ings out"
No Wing claims Mississippi. 1t is all goir,
Zone way" in that S,ate-viz anti Clay.
The Southern Reiormer, Jackson. Nli>si>,
pi,) records, IN glowing terms the proceedings d,
a Tremendous Democratic meeting d, NJ.
David's mills, Alabama, near the Tennessee lrr
from l0t $4,000 present
Addresses were delivered nv Nj Rogers H.,
mocratic E!cclor Of Tennessee: Mr. Ioucs. NJ e.
of Tennessee Gen Houston. NJ. c. Of AEl.,.
ina Mr.. Bright of Tennessee: Col. Clemcp>
Mai. Hubbard, Gen. Moore Of Lincoln c..
Terry. and Mr. ]. Sykes. 4 series q. resolution,
were introduced by Ex-Governor c. c. Clsr
and unanimously adopted.
They go warmly for the Annexation Of Toy
and request their "iellow-cilizcns. throughout .,
! Union. to Join with them in appealing To on-
Texan brethren 10 avoid cntangling ALLAN, f.
with Great Britain" This immense mc,4r.
gives evidence of great enthusiasm in the peYo.
cracy of Alabama and Tennessee.
Last Monday evening the Democrats oifLe ~
Congressional District Gin New York civ 10 N.
number of l5,0GO, gave great ard o!orioa.
response To the nominations of Polk ami Dall
The Plebcian says. che Commercial Empoii,u.
is on fire with enthusiasm Texas seemed h,
animate the vast crowd. Sririedrcsolniim>vso,
offered by Mr. D. T.. SicliIr>, and the lncr:i.gv Va.
addressed by Mr. Bosworh, Mr.. Parmepi.r olg
J.. Mr.. StIahan, Nh ShayS. Col. Wright Of Nrv
Jersey, and Mr. a. Well Their speakers We,
full Of fire and enthusiasm, and warmly press
to:war! The great question OF annexation. Tie
arrival OF the Empire Club" produced bur> of
cheers.
A Somerset correspondents 0i the Baltimore r..
publican says ha, tle 'IVhigs have. in gcnela
given mp The idea OF eleel:ng THEN Governor ID
Mar; land
We clip the following from The las, Wa>l1.
ION Globe:
"CuANoES-Thcrc is 4 perfect rush i
Whisgcry in Ohio and Indiana We gave
day or two since list oflhuy-eigi,i near Law.
rcnccbr9. Indiana, comprising many 9TH ml..
cipal Wings in the vicinity. We haze roCa
aaolhrr list Of hiry-sevcn from Dearborn cou.
u. in that State.
1T is the same way in Ohio. The Stafc,n.
has two columns every number-noi like the o.-
lnmnS Exchanges published in tie Intelligent
some three weeks ago, which contained twerg
names in four coumnS-ihc STATE, mans chang
are strung along a. dick As be can stick them.
"In Virginia We find from lie Haui>oGbar.
Register that several very influential cl2a
have cut the Coons
"In Tennessee we see. among others rha II.
jor Colyillc, a distinguished mcnIet OF hc lar
and The son-in-law Of Nj. .Iaruaea. the "
senator, has leli the old fellow in i'e lunD, a.
50 on, &c