Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

and Polk and Dallas in the approaching elections.
hope So and they viii be eec,ei if our friends
will bu. do their du,y We have the materials if
we will orlv use them - lon: a the doctrines
OF 9s AMI '99 ART held sacre, Iel ii never I've said
that the mother of STATES ami otS,atcsmcn. should
ever cast her vote for Il Feeerali,i. Success to
you, gentlemen, in the good cause'
EXTRACT Of a letter fcon
W,RaExroS, n. CT JrxE ID
Gentlemen Being here on visit | have
mingled much among the people, and. assure
you, that | have never seen such enthusiasm in
my life in the Democratic ranks The candidate
for the Gubernatorial Chair, Col. Hoke is win
ming laures TO himself ana is very sangune of
success. The people are speaking Very highly
Of Judge Saunders who has already given notice
that he i,iend> doing woman service. See his
long list OF appointments IN The STANDARD We
took the vote. cong oui to Castor on the cars.
and the poll siooi-Polk II, Clay >, TYLER ,. |
found erea, difficulty in e!citn2 any discussion
from the Wings with whom met They are
trembling
EXTRACT Of a tter fqfcd
-CAswEfL Co. y. e.. June 10
The Democratic parry in Ca>wcll are reloic-
ing al the selection madc bv the Baltimore Con
yeniion. OF James X Polk as President. and
George NJ Dallas Is Vice President The CON
veniion could not have selected two persons that
would have united orr party more cordially. Il
appears 10 have given universal satisfaction. !
am pleased 10 see that the Charleston Mercury
one Of the ableSl papers III The South. ma come
on, in favor cf the nomination Mr. Polk i
one of nv long-chcrished friends. | was his
room-maie in college Tor IL months: and there
found him one OF the most honorable of men,
lie graduated with the first hoaor> of his class.
None could compete with him, although Their.
were twenty odd young men IN the class"
EXTRACT IF a Arter deiM
ASHLAND. y. C., June l.. II
We are in high spirits mere and do mol doubt
as 10 the result in November and expect III Au-
gust to give prelude 10 November
Ey7roct nj n utter IL tie Editors. datcd
"DMro>, Ohio. June -
Il am happy to inform Won, ha, the Demo
Gratis OF the Buckeye Stale are rallvinr around
the standard of Jeficrsonian Democracy: oil will
ing 10 battle under the lead of Polk and Dallas.
Their names have acted like 4 charm in harmo-
nizins the disatiectcd ana con,cniins parties
They all speak as one man-and | assure you.
* next November You will have z good report
from the Buckeye State"
ExTRacr Of ieiter from,
HoLLY SPRINGS. Mis-.
june IN, 1871 (
We have Just heard OF tie nomination OF Coz
Polk and il has elected a tremendous burst q.
enthusiasm in ini> State. He will heat CLAW
10000 votes in The little State Of Mississippi"
EXTRACT Of lcter hom
Barbour Co. ALA.
Il will avail myself OF this opportunity TO in
form YOU that Tie nominations Of the Dcmocra-
Tie National Convention. made at Baltimore.
have been most enthusiastically receive! here. anu
meeting OF the Democratic party was imme-
diately announced totake place Inc same evening
which was mos. numerojslr attended and tie
nominations al Baltimore were then most cnthu-
siastcallv and unanimously ratified in series
OF resolutions Introduced by Col. Cochran ofthi>
place You NAV rest assured. gentlemen. tina:
the Democrats Of the SCa,n will hail the doins>
OF the Convention al Baltimore as the ha.b;nger
OF bright DAY for orr glorious Country. and a.
prelude 10 certain victory in the coming con-
test Success 10 Democracy, now ami forever 9
GEORGIA.
ExTRAcr ri 1eHer rem n Ii8;g. dt.M
"GRGENvuLg. June :.
"Gn TUESDAY the Texas meeting was held
here. The racetins was large. Colonel Afford
and Judge Wilburn addressed the reciine-
Wilbur. il i said made fae argument
and think can see tia, il has produced some
change in TIE people. Afford did but iaie He
apologized for ever having said any thing against
General jackson. and exlolled all his measures
to the skies. he said ne mad been mistaken IN
General Jackson but cow h. knew his admins
iraiion was the be-; We hare e;er had There Is
great excitement here on tn subject Of anncXa-
ton. and fear very much fear. that i! will cause
Mr. Clay defeat in Georgia.
ExrRacr az litter froas
La CRANE TRouP Co, Ga. 4
Jane Il. 1eii
The signs are bright-;he Young Hickory i
fast gaining ground-a large number Of the pro-
nineai Wig in the county are out with us
Amongst them i the Hon. Julius C. Afford. ex-
| member OF Congc>s-the war horse OF Troup.-
We are 10 have 4 mass meeting soon in Green
villc, The adjoining county, al which place Col
Afford will make an address.
Georgia i erect. Polk viii beat Clay further
than Harrison did Van Barren in l-l0"