Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
(Ffoet ne Baltimore Republican,
ANOTHER HOT POLhER FOR WIG
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Our duty, rs faithful chronicles Of passing
events, forces rs To place before tn world-crcn
at the expense OF the feelings OF or political op
ponents-ior which We have grea; naIect-thc M
m"R~cr0lrd that is rushing from The foken ranks Of
Natvc-A mcTican-Fe lieral- Whig~ y 10 the De
mOcratic ranks. and enrollngthei names among
the friends OF . YoRng Ntc$ory-e4azy protection
10 oA-sPscsat prsrijeg5s 10 n0is.
We have room to-day for only me following
To t4e Editors ot Tie Rcp. and Arggs
Messr>. Editors-Genilemen Permit me 10
offer my recantation from Whigscry 10 the good
old cause Of Democracy; having feen led TO this
course from some remarks made b prominent
Wing. He stated. that no one. unsss property
holder. should he entitled 10 the rist Of suffrage,
particularly in the municipal oiicss and heliev-
ing such doctrine 10 be directly opposed TO the
Republican principles in which was brought
IN. | hereby renounce all iuTtser connection
with the Mig party
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Baltimore, July !. 1911.
The Nashville Union saws. seveal respectable
gentlemen IN East Tennessee. VIII have hereto
fore acted with he Wig party, are now acting
energe'icaly with the Democracy Mr W: A.
Lindsey, who was formerly prominent v hi..
addressed the Democratic Association al Knox
county on the 18th inst. In the corsc Of his re-
marks, he said she had heretofore acted with the
Wings. but that he now paired company with them
forever
The Hon. Mr. Casey big gun Of WEiggery,
and formerly member Of Congress from Illinois,
has declared for Polk and Dallas.
A letter in the last GAINESVILLE lTenD.) paper
says, that there ha; been thirty recent changes
i'll Benton county. in that State, 20 the Demo
cracv.
CHANGES. CHASiEs CHANGES Thus rang
the Federal shout il 1910: il has become our turn
now. (>avs the PlaiI Deaierl Wepub!ish to-day
one hundred chancesfrom WhiggeFy 10 Democra-
cy. and wehave ioismore in store which We shall
publish next week. So we 60.
MISsIssIPPr-Co. Williams, who ran Is a
third candidate for Governor, in August last.
against the regular democratic nomination, has
taken the field for Pix and Dallas. and presided
al Democratic lnecing al Jackson.
The meeting was 1dressed by General Felix
Huston. of New Orlens-well known a having
been for the last tveni-yea!s one of the most els
tinguished Wing leddes in the Southern states,
and warm personal fiend of Henry Clay The
Nickshurg Sentinel, frcn which We take this &C.
count OF the meeting. sys Gen. Huston Pledged
himself uacondiii3naily!to the support OF Polk
and Dallas. and gave ! reasons at large for
abandoning Mr.. Clav-Ncfr orleans Hcraid.
THE SOBER SECOND "horGHT.-Mr. Solomon
Cunningham, and a number Of others of Hardy
county, Va. have renou.eed all connection with
the Clay party, and are ioing j. strong for Polk
and Dallas
GooD-The people ottld Lawrence, Alaba-
ma, are arcusing for Poihand Texas. A meet
ing was held at Leighton, n last Saturday, with
out distinction of party. thomas NJ. Peters. the
Wing elector of Lawrence addressed the meet
in1 and expressed in the r(pSt decided terms his
determination 10 support blk and Texas. He
dwell at considerable lengti'upon the advantages
accruing from annexation5 after concluding. it
was moved that the sense the meeting should
be taken, which was done, Ihen il appeared thai
there were about one fnRdrc. for Polk and Texas,
and only four against Texasand for Clay. This
is indeed encouraging We puld give the names
of several other prominent Wings who partici-
paled in the meeting, and rnounced Mr.. Clay,
but we do no, feel al liberty b do 50.
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