Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
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The Jersey boys are rallying with rcdoublcd
shirts. They are rising like Anlnus with great
er yigor from their tal. The Democratic Cen
trol Committee have issued I Circular. calling
The Democrats again to the polls; assigning the
temporary causes OF their late dceat-cncouraS-
ing their efforts, and declaring that New Jersey
never has gone for Mr.. Clay, and all The evils
that follow in his train-dHd nerer TW The
Newark Morning Post seconds this charge OF
The buse, and doubts whether The Wings. al The
late Election. have carried majority OF the po-
nular vote. II states that, Sin consequence OF the
drags which the Wings ariuy succeeded in al
,achinr to him." Mr.. Thompson ran behind his
ticket in several counties-in that county 60, in
Mercer los. in Salem 40, &c, &C. and il de-
clarcs. that "from every quarter it hears the
strongest expressions OF confidence"
The same spirit is animating our friends in
Pennsylyania-as VIC gather from very inter-
es,inr letter in the "Newark Post" from Phla-
dcphia, Of the I'm
dNlark my words, (says the wri,cr,) two-faced
Harry CLAY will not have 1000 majority in the
city and county of Philadelphia. The Wing can
dida,c for Senator in the county, at the election on
lasi Tuesday has openly renounccd Whiecelv
and all lis cheating devices; says he will use all
his syerlions for Poll; and Dallas as well rs get
several of his friends 10 do tho same Col. L.
| w. Dnifield ST., Wing candidate for Congress in
18th ds,rc, at the late election has, understand,
also come out from among the Coon party and
| now advocates the cause OF Polk of Tennessee
| Resi- assured that We will, on Friday, Nov J.,
! 1914 cive $1,000 majority for James X Polk
! and George NJ. Dallas, in the keystone State
/ .ast Tuesday here WIS 4 heavier vote polcd by
IN n00 Than there has ever been before. Every
/ WLir voted while hundreds Of Democrats did no,
( ro IA The nolls who on the first day of Novcm-
! Der will not he found wanting. MARI, the De-
mocratic vote will on that day bc increased while
/ the Wig vote will be diminished Every De-
mocral is at lis post, and when the cry II battle
is heard wi,be ready for the onset. We have
spontaneous meetings every night which are al
tended Nv thousands; last evening the Democratic
Reading Room was filled to overlooking, and the
speaking continued till late hour Tonight, ]
| have no doubt il will he the same, and so every
night until the election"
The fact is, that in every State in which the
election has come on, for few months past, We
have made tremendous accessions of strength
since the election OF 1910, lin the aggregate scarce.
" less than l35,0000 and moreover, in every
State where we have been defeated, the contest
has been so close, The majority So small, and the
failure so properly 10 be ascri5ed 10 temporary
causes that our friends have not been discourag
ed but they intend 10 renew the battle in Novem
Der with rcdoubled spirit IL j. tEc case IN Ma
ryland. in Ohio. and is the case in North Carroll
ma. Ever, account from that State satisfies Us
that our brethren are contes,ins every inch, anc
battling with spirit that is calculated 10 com
mand success. The Raleigh Standard (oi yes
,crday mornng) brings US tidings Of an acliv,
! campaign-of meeting in Pasqno,ank, wher,
he Democrats are aroused TO the importance o
the criss-eyery thing is bright for US in this art
the adjoining counies-and We shall max,
up our tull proportion in the increased vote ne
cessary to ensure The State for Polk ard Dal
las"-irom Halifax, too where our friends 'ar
all in fine spirits and determined "to i,
their dury"-and of a e!orinos mass meeting o
the Democracy of Halifax, Nash, Frank
lin and Warren on Saturday last, who wer
adre.scd by Mr. Vcnablc, The Eiector, by DR.
Prilchald The assistant Eiecior, and BY Genera
Saunders, with all The force OF his eloquence.
"The speeches being over, Mr. Hunter o
Franklin. came forward and said, that he had n,
speech 10 make, bu. thai he desired 10 say hi ha,
c.sae there a HEig, AMI ral a Ithlg no longer
lie intended 10 go for Polk, Dallas and Texas
Other Wings were understood 10 come out iron
the Coon party, and take their stand under III
flag OF Polk and Dallas. The meeting adjourne,
in The best possible feeling, and all resolved 10 d.
their duty Hail 10 the Democracy! Their ban
ner will again wave in triumph"
;, So mote il be! The old North Stale may ye
have il in her power 10 save the Republic