Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
III he Editors ef he Enquire,
T!Ig. MOUNTAINS.


Mcssrs Eii,ore.--ln Il late Enquirer, find, 81
meeting of the friends OF President Tyler, in
the venerable and ancient city o; W iansbor:
a resolution was offered, and with exclamation
adopted 10 appoint delegates 10 the Ch2Ii1Hc>-
vile Convention, and that several gentlemen, oi
great moral and mental worth, were selected for
that purpose. | congratulate ynH Mc>>!s E,ii-
tors, and the Republican pal;r At large an the
glorious prospect 81 success which every where
is beginning 10 make itself manifest, and, above
all. on the enthusiasm with which the friends ct
our distinguished Chief Magistrate hare united,
with their Republican brethren 10 elevate 10 the
Presidency James H. Polk of Tennessee IL is 4
glorious spectacle, and one well calculate; 10 en-
liven the heart Of the patriot. John Tyler has.
by his recent course, again endcated himself to
the Democracy, and established for himself a
fame which will endure throughout all time. His
friends in y. York, Pennsylvania ard Ohio have
rallied, On msssc, 10 the support ttse Democratic
candidates ard will in November next, secure
the defeat Of the arch traitor, Henry Clay, by an
overwhelming vote. Let The Fedcralists rag.
and vauntnsiy offer 10 bet money, (snEpiiedb8 Tie
aa0aOpo'iSts and REM SpecnjGtorS) but, when No
veInbcr arrives the unboughl and un>educed yeo-
manry Of the land vii! speak in trumpet torres.
and coEsgn 10 utter oblivion the fcaerai dcSpot 81
ASiiand.
have seated myself to give Won some iaiorma-
ton IN regard to the prospects OF Democracy III
the mountains and "wii,ls of Nature, and ii is
with feelings OF the m3s sincere delight that can
with truth proclaim. Abs WILL. Mere: have |
seen such enthusiasm as perya.cs the whole
party: and tie Oldest patraIci> OF The Republic
can cause say. they have never Witnessed any
thing like il before. From mountain to moan
tan the cry Of tie patrio, is waccd on every
brccXc-,hc vale ic-2chucs il, an, gives back one
long, loud Shou, Tor 'UNloH. LiisRrY AND DE-
MocRAcY." Place TO reliance in what The Wings
say about 'cf0Aaes:"--,bcy are Ike Clcndowei !,
spirits. The Republicans stand unmovcd br the
articles Of their opponents, ana will never bend
down and worship Tire golden calf Of Wing ido-
latry.
The ncws from the Nort is cheering in the ex-
IRENE. Pennsylvania is safe bv thousands, ana
The Empire Stale will reverse her position of 1910,
and will take her stand alongside of our beloved
Virginia.
a warm friend of Mr. Clay lett here some
DAYS since Tor Richmond During his stay al
"Dibbrcll>," he admitted that Mr.. Claws mao
ritz in kentucky could no, b. posSjJip more than
1900 and thai rs to Itdiaaa he trembled for her
and well may he for she i, certain for Polk by
5000. In fact, all The we'll informed men i'll the
mountains. from the West, %;vc i; mp in Louisi-
ana Tennessee, and Indiana.
What are the t,ing> from WiSc'S District =
Will Eastern Virginia join Inc Western in the
approaching struggle hope 50 for the honor
OF the lidc-waier district. How can The Repuhli-
cans who voted for Wis, when he had been re-
jectcd by the order Of Henry Clay as Minister to
France vote for Clay ncw! VIII they Tell the
world, tina, The charges broush, BY their fearless
and truly eminent representative against Hen
y Clay, Grd wtich Nc!. eAdoyScd, sctrc taiSc! No
j, canno he. The ton9oc of Henry A. Wise
uttered no ia!sehood when be proclaimed The hol-
low-hcariedne>s and ircachery ot Henry CLAY
who once deridei the peculiar opinions of Vir-
ginia, aud pronounced them "ijs'rWciioas ona
me0Ria.itSS do.mGS." NIAIOR.