Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
"Moores majority 80
aNo,hine definite from Rockbridse, but there |

"Moore's majority 30 81,
"Noihing definite from hocRpfiuSe, out "l'ie -
no doubt Of! Moore's election.
The vote was taken, but not legally
"Such is the result in this county. Moore car
res the county by the enormous iriunphaht
and overwhelming majority OF hHts-S1 p"f'S'
Look out WhiggeIY.
nSamuel Med. Moore is chosen 10 represent
this District in The Senate OF Virginia. TINS re-
suit is painful, not only 10 the Democrats OF onf
county, but 10 majority OF The Wings. INC
vote which was given for MIR. Moore 100 plainly
indicates The want OF confidence in The man; ami
he cannot bat lee deeply mortified AT the frsalt.
The remark has been made often since The eec-
lion thai Mr.. Moore should feel himself very
poorly complmented by The vote he received. =
MANY independent Wings refused TO be driven
into The traces. and, rather than give sanction 10
Moore's course. by their votes, refused 10 vote al
all whist some lew gave Mr.. Baylor their sup
NOR, The aspiranlS who dared not think and aci
for themselves who had not The independence 10
oppose The edictS of some royal ruler, Were
marched up like serS, and made 10 give then vote
10 a man, who, in their very souls they deSpissd.
We say many OF them in The act OF swallowing
The bilier pi-ii was hard 10 lake-but they were
forced 10 DO IT,
The Stanton Spectator (Whig) turns cold
shoulder upon is party candidate, when il says
"Mr. Moore was no, acceptable 10 large ma
iority OF the people OF the county, in consequence
of certain sentiments avowed by him IN some
numbers over the signature OF "A Western Man,
and many who were even a, The polls refused 10
vote for him pieerring 10 run the risk OF The cleo
lion Of Democrat, We hope, however that all
such will b. disappointed in their arprehensions
and that Mr. Moore will make a y'sasai and ei-
fcienl representative
n tho ,y,ta S,.ol Naorp ,,t,.l
Baylor 81.
The same paper exposes, in an amusing style
the opinions which the Wing leaders OF Virgil
MIA entertain for each other. Il seems that Mr.
Moore charges Mr. Bots with having "heaie4'
Mr.. Clay:
"MooRF rs BoTrs- According 10 Samuel
McD. Moore, John Minor Bots did more 10 elect
Mr.. Polk than any other man in the Stale. Ills
cot!ee-house letter was referred 10, and many
other actions OF his were complained OF 4 aiding
in the defeat Of AlrClay, aud the success OF Mr..
Polk. II was even limited that Bots had been
made party 10 the alleged caucussing that was
on foot, during The late canvass, 10 defeat ma
ROYAL Highness, Samuel McD. Moore. Yes.
that The speech Of Bolts, and The resolutions tina;
followed, were all aimed al him. Truly, he con
siders himself q great man, 50 much 20, ihateven
the great Header could not head him. MI
Moore pronounced Bolts and PeasantS, men OF
no Judgment, and who ruined every thing they
engaged in This is really very filterineto these
gentlemen, as much 50, as the overwhelming
majority By which Mr. Moore was elected 10
The Senate. What happy and aflecliona!e, yea
loving set will be together, when Moore, Bolts
and Peasanls meet. Alter the FIRST meeting, we
have no doubt the enquiry will be made,
when shall we three meet asain?'''