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


>ounlcf; and exchange. Festin; on its true tas;,
the actill! business, III The country never Was BE-
fore ~ regular ant unifrfn.'
MISSISSIPPI.
Col. Williams. who ran as ihlgi caH;ii,';;i
Tor Governor III August las: against The Ic1ula
Democratic nomination, has taken The field 10
Polk and Dallas, and presided at Democrat
meeting held al Jackson.
Extract of letter, dated Tippah county, Miss
June 25th, 1871:
Extraordinary energy and zeal are exhibited i!
this State for Polk and Dallas more 50 than lav,
been known for Democratic candidates hcretc!or
"a great MANY changes have taken place in ihei
! favor"
JOHN Robson, blackS,niih Of MARSHAL re
nounccs Coonery, ard goes for Polk and Dallas
LOUISIANA.
! Gen. Felix Huston of New Orleans has re
nounced his association with the Wings. Til,
n O. Herald says lie is well known as havin:
been torthe last twenty years one OF the most dis
tingGished Wing leaders in the Southern States
and warm political friend OF H. Clay.
ALABAMA.
FDar prominent T-igs NJ .lIobac-Thc Mo-
bile Register SAYS 1--WE say nothing for the pre-.
Sent of The changes which are reported 10 Us in
the interior of this State. TIE Wing ofour city
will sec for themselves in the list OF officers OF
The. Democratic Association of his county, pub
li>hcd in our last, the names OF four genteren
Col. L. McGIan. Major Joseph Moore, ard d.
d. Chandler and J. w. Lcsesne, E>p-whc
were warm Harrison men in $780, the frs, nam
ed an officer in their club: and Tie last two, con-
| spicuous orators and champions OF their party
The last Tuscaloosa (Aia.) Flag Of the Union
says five gentlemen OF distinguished ability, have
declared in addresses delivered in this city, that
they can no longer support Mr.. Clav-or act with
the party OF which he is the acknow edged leader
For the information OF our friends abroad We sub
join their names:
Gen. Geo. W. Crabb late Wing member OF
Congress;
Col Thomas p. Chiffon, some Yeas since a
Wing member OF Congress from Kentucky;
MIR. Lesesne, ofNIobilc, a member OF the com.
milicc appointed by the Wing State Convention
to prepare an address 10 the people in 1910;
Mr.. Bowman, an active supporter ofGcn. Har-
rison in $40, and an influential and able man;
VIM. Smith, Esq Il member of our State
Legislature for several sessions past. and in 1910
an active and popular member OF the Wing party
AxD STILL THEY coME.-Colonel James w
McClung. of Huntsville, Alabama nephew OF
the Hon. Hugh L. White has dotted his neutral
itv and comes again with his great Influence and
talents 10 the support OF The Democracy.
lli.iNOl.>.
Hon. Mr.. Casey, a BIZ gun Of Whiggcry, AMI
formcrl;' 4 member OF Congress from Illinois, has
declared for Polk and Dallas
Thomas NJ. Peters, the Wing Sub-CoIcc;or OF
Lawrence county, short time since made a
speech before 4 Texas meeting composed OF
Wings and Democrats, ana declared himself lol
Polk.
John +. Owens, Esq. oil Springfield late pro-
mnent and active Wing, h;.s openly rcnounced
all connection with that pany. and attached him
sell 10 the Democracy.
CONNECTICUT.
Hen James G. LOOMS, Mayor of the City OF
Bridgeport. has openly lcnoupccd Whiggcry ana
Cooncry and avowcd his intention 10 vote for
Polk and Dallas.
Hon Peter Biercc Of Lichdcld county, one
c" the Wing Presidential Electors in lsio, ha>
publisheda letter striking his name from The Not
tingham list"
Daniel Parsons, Esq. Of Sharon, one Of the
most able and talented young men in that section
OF the State and who. in 1910, was one oithe mos,
eloquent and interchangeable stump speakers Of the
Wig party has come out for Polk and Dallas.
NEW YORK.
"Ercrp 6rcc-c rfiSpcnS C6aaec." UeiHet
The letter from Judge Plat, Of Plattsburg, Gin
ton county, in this State, will he read with deep in
tercsl. There are hundreds and thousands o,honcst
straightforward mcu, who have heretofore acted
with The Wing party, who cannot and vii! not so
for Henry Clay, National Bank, Assumption Of
State Debts, and Distribution OF the proceeds OF
the public lands We know oiquilc Il number in
our immediate vicinity, and large number in
our county, who have heretofore acted with our
Opponents but who are now with Us, shoulder 10
shoulder To all such sGy, BIZ JUST AND FEAR
.oT.-[I Lam,tHcc " VI RcpuJiieoa.
Hon hirl Cnnl, h,.rpfpfDIr a praminpnt and
influential Wing of Norwich, Chcnango county,
has carried disnay mo The coon camp i'll Che
mango.
Isaac \. Stoddarl. Esq, Of Wyconirg county,
i is also kaown has openly renowned Whigsery.
The Perry Democrat of June ~, says:
The Wings in this vicinity were thrown into
Tits on Fri lay evening last, 10y an announcement
that Eew through the village like wild-iire, TINT
|. " Siodar tke big gun Of Whigsery-Whig
membcr of ACKNOWLEDGMENT whose name has long
ira! Commute oirGTs Gbihf III q ihr Wing Cen
Isaac \. Stoddari Esd. was in the Hickory Clif3
Room. in the very act OF addressing meeting
and renouncng Whiggely. II was even 81. The
house was crowded and Wing after Wig pcePcd
in to hear the news Mr.. S. called 10 the minds
of his hearers the facts that he never was ~ Ia
yor of National Bank, and that Gur:nythe Iiar-
rison campaign in 1910, his in;ruciions were not
10 s,e0k upon This subject The inst enumeration
of the WhiGs after going into Office. however, was
10 cspouse this very measure, repeatedly con-
dcmne,l and rejected by the people, AMI dangerous
10 The Liberties of the country; and Mr. Stoddard,
with thousands of Others, have ever since looked
at tie parry with apprehension and di>truSt-
until now. the time has arrived VIXEN the country
demands thai every man should acl for The PRE-
scryation and permaneEcr oi our institutions.
The Owcso (Tiosa) Gazette says: There are
tnr election districts in the town OF Owe9o, and
we are confident we do 10; cxaggcrae, when wc
state, that in the village district, No l, there are
not less than FIFTY who voted for Harrison in
1910, lrho triN nat roic io' Henry Clay IN loll:-
Some of these, among whom we may maine Dr
Allen. Dr. Eastman, Col. Curry, S. Totem, Isaac
Lillcy. ]. L. s; II. Pinney, Abacr True, and
Deacon Perry all, heretofore, prominent ana in
nucntial Wings, avo.' their determination 20 vote
the abolition ticket, while considerable proper
ton of them will support Polk and Dallas IN
the Elemingville district, we also hear of several
rcnunciationS cf Whicgcry--a!nongSt ,is number
one whole family, the taihe: ard three or four
sons: a.d In The East Owego district, there are
uuir,. number In the Apalchan district, too,
the fire is raain. and we are told there are scarce
IL any Wings left there to do battle ior the Hen
tuckian, The town OF Owego, which, IN 1910,
gave Harrison FIVE majority, may lie safely sci
down at 100 for Polk and Dallas Whiggery Is
at low cbb In this region, and it is sinnins rapid
~ every day"
MICHIGAN.
s. ~ GS,rr, OF Detroit, is oat with an address
':to the Electors of Michigan" in which ne VAIN
" responds 10 the nomination of the Democratic
Convention Mr.. Gnau wa formerly an editor
of tic Wing State paper. and supported General
Harrison as actively az anv Wing in Michigan.
He j. warm 10! Polk and Dallas nov.
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