Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
r. ,5s E,i,to,s of The Enquirer.

To the IIdIf0TS ~ me fSHIh"I'
graKr COUNTY, Georgia
November Q, 1914. !
f.sorea is redeemed regeneraled and com
n,etely iisenthralled Whiggcry is PROSTATE IN
Inc land of Oglethorpe Baldwin and Crawford.
THE contest is over and the vote OF Republican
Georgia is cast for Tennessees tavorie son.
The Wings made their boasts, and made use Oh
The smallest devices imaginable 10 avert The I'M
nendinp edict Of an indignant people, but all To
no purpose. The yeomanry Of Georgia, the bone
and sinew OF the country, had been sulled, Sc
riously eulled, into perversion OF their own
rights. through false and treacherous pretences,
and they were determined in theiI sober, second
thought" to fix the brand of their reprobation up
on that party, who had 81 grossly deceived them,
and whose leaders acknowledge now, as then, no
weapons of warfare but abuse trichery and de-
ceit Pass it from Maine 10 Louisiana, that
Georgia has again thrown off the shackes OF the
"EIamonan School," and lis allies, Stephens,
Rerrien. Jenkins and Dougherty-and from this
lime henceiorward she will stand invincible in
the Republican ranks, and as firm as the rock of
Gibraltar in the Democratic phalanx.
In our Congressional canvass, we have snc-
ceeded beyond our most saneune expectations
and nothing short Of an undivided tront-a long
pull, a strong pull, and pull altogether saved
us from the fatal Vaccinations of Wing triekery
The Wings had gerrymandcred The whole state
to suit their own selfish and sinister purposes, and
boosted that We would not, by any possible
chance &c, more than three men L. Congress.
This is one OF the beauties of the consistency
and decency party in Georgia. AT the last ses-
sion of our Legislature, The Wings, having
large majority OH Joint ballot, concluded 10 divide
our State into Senatorial districts, each district
consisting of two counties. This they did by
carefully dgested calculations, 10 neulrase the
Democratic counties, by blending each one, where
possible, with county having an oversrown
Wing majority, thereby securing Senatorial
majority, with view OF retaining that ''WaE o.
pyfction' and 'parago1, Of political consistency
The author of the gfcot ami inconi,oreriibte Free
Ifude Reyori-the recent bosom friend OF that
veteran agent of his Satanic majesty among the
negro race John Quincy AdamS-the travelling
COMPANION and "Man Friday" Of Daniel the
Godiike in short, the man who has turned more
political somerSetS than any other South OF Ma
son and Dixons line-.Iohn Macpherson Der
rien. in the Senate OF the United States. won
der if he would not do well 10 favor the world
with treatise upon ground and lofty tumbling.
If lie will, we bespeali The agency for Georgia.
We have not succeeded BY Is large majority
as in our Congressional election; bu, il isenough.
1t will make us more viSiant i'll future. Our
own Hardness and nauenton have beaten us
from the past, and guard we'll The citadel u our
birthright and inestimablc RepuhlcaniSm. The
contest in Georgia has been severe the result Slo-
rious 10 us, and politically fatal TO our opponents.
Eut lei Us not crow too loud, lest We chagrin our
sympathetic friends, the Wings. The whole
party throughout the land owes debt OF lasting
gratitude 10 our old men, Colquiu, HARRISON,
Cobb Charlton, Sanford, Black, McAllister,
Jones, Chappel, and Johnson, and 10 our young
men, who are unsurpassed in point OF talent,
Gardner Phinzy, Starnes OF Richmond Flour
nov and Shrine of Washington, Irwin and Nc
MILAN OF Meeks, DR. Sims and Mckinley of
Lexington Prince, Rak.straw and others of the
West, Jackson and Cohen Of Savannah and DR..
Ramsay of Lincoln. These young men are H.
minors satellites in our political horizon and will
sooner or later occupy conspicuous stations in our
political halls Yours, &C. TATNALL
We hail with cordial pleasure the active ser
vices OF the gallant young men OF Georgia. 1t
is one OF the suresl signs of the perpctuity and
yigor OF onr free institutions, 20 see so many Of
the Young men in Georgia and Virginia, (and
may il not lie 50 in every State y devoling their
brilliant talents and rich endcwments and patriotic
fire 10 the defence of the Constitution in all its
original beauty and simplicity. This noble in
strulnent from the hands of the Fathers Of the
Republic has passed through many severe ordc-
als-bu the recent solemn decision Of the people
has placed it on sure AID ilnpresnable grounds
for many wears We call upon the old men, who
have 50 long been faithful, 10 observe its benefi-
cent operations little while longer and We con-
iure The young men, who have Just enlisted in the
holy crusade 10 fa!ter 70; in the good work. but
watch, with -l-ep,ess eye the insidious move
ments of the Federal foe In a few years, many
of the veterans will be forced To leave their posts.
Let the younger soldiers continue 10 prepare them
selves 10 occupy the most distinguished, though
most dangerous, stations -EnqaueT]