Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11
The following eloquent appeal Ape

The following eloquent appeal appears in the
Wheeling Argus Of last Friday:
"Our mountain friends will find below the pro-
ceedings of Democratic meeting in Triadelphia,
on Saturday asl
"Much enthusiasm prevails amidst our ranks,
in this section OF the District, when We lake into
consideration The fact that Mr. Blown has no Sc
rious opposition"
For he A'gLs
TIE PLAINS RESPONDING TO TIE
MOUNTAINS.
Al Democratic county meeting held al the
House 81; Richard Porter in the Town o! Tria-
dclphia, on Saturday. the 29th Of March 1915
pursuan, 10 the call OF The Executive Committee.
James Hosack was appointed President, and
David Bagnley was appointed Secretary; when
Inc object OF The meeting being s-aiet, Geo. w.
Thompson offered the following congratulations
and resolutions which were unanimously adopt
ed:
The Democracy Of Ohio COUNT, 10 the Rcpub-
licans o: the Mountains, send congratulations
and firm resolves.
We congratulate the entire Democracy, that
the battles Of twenty years have been crowned
with victory
Congratulations that the principles OF Jefferson
have survived the compromises OF 1916: the IN
seriousness Of the whole public life OF John @.
Adams from the time that he committed treason
10 his own parry through his coalition Admins
tralion-
Congratulations that opposition from without,
nor treason from Within that restless proselyles
from Federalism nor faint hearted friends have
been unable 10 unnan the entertainments and sur
render the citadel
Cong ratnlatlons That every principle which d.
vlded parties, which Jefferson announced and
Jackson identified with his public civil life, have
been lrnlnphanlly installed into the adminislra-
lion OF the country, and that orr political oppo
merits have abandoned in succession, Internal
Improvement by the General Government Ma
iiona Bank, 4 National Debt Distribution Of
money from the Treasury of the Union 10 pay
The debts OF insolvent or improvdent States, and
that The Republican doctrines have found their
representation and triumph in James X. Polk
Congratulations that the country now has an
administration whose measures will be based
upon Republican principles, and that the revival
OF business, the advancing prosperity and the
permanent direction OF the capital. skill and labor
OF The country will be adapted 10 The new order OF
things, and that the interests of all will require,
and the ability OF all be directed 10 make il per-
manent and secure rather than be thrown upon
the dangers and fluctuations Of a new contest
And congratulate the Republican party,
that the old soldiers OF this great political revoIu
ton stand in their places in The ranks The vele-
rams Of an honorable service, digniiied By their
integrity, respected Tor their iirmncss and vindi-
Gated By the issues Of the contest and that the
fate of Republican measures is in no wise con-
ide,l 10 suspicious agents, 10 raw recruits 10
restless aspirans, or unprincipled emissaries.
We congratulate the Republicans OF The noun
tans in the selection Of their tavorite son as the
candidate of our party 10 represent US in the next
Congress Of the United States and we now re-
solve, that we will give our undivided support 10
w lillian G.. Brown as the candidate Of the De-
mocratc parry; We resolve, that We will use
all honorable means 10 elect him 10 Congress, for
his long public service, for his untirng devotion
10 our cause, for his uniform support of our prin-
cipcs and for his undertaking political integrity.
On motion of Mr.. Elime.
Rtmired, as the sense of This meeting That il
is inexpedienl 10 take up candidate for the lcgs-
lature 10 be ron on the part OF the Democracy
al the ensuing election for this county.
Rcsotrcd, That these proceedings be published
in the Argus and the Mountaineer.
JAMES HOSACk, Chm.
DAVID BAGCLEY, Secy.
Thelas, CIarksburg "Scion OF Democracy" calls
upon the Republicans 10 "bansh all division from
he ~
there are sill 100 many candidates. VIII not The
people see in time 10 this matter What if The
Wing, have vet no candidate in some CT these
counties, they are only waiting I'LL they gel The
friends OF all the Democratic candidates thorough
Is b. The ears-eei the division iEcurable, ard
then they will come ouI with their men The dis
,rict can he redeemed from Whigaery if the De
mocracy will it. Willthey suffer The occasion 10
DO it, 10 pass from lhcm2
AS an example, it refers 10 the case of Barbour
and Randolph, where "lhe Democracy Of these
two counties are in fair way OF adjusting their
difficulties Another Convention is shortly 10
meet, in which both counties propose 10 unite
We hope they will make sure work this lime, and
leave no room Tor cavil or defeat, il any aspfanl
should be dissatisfied with the result
1t calls upon the Democracy OF Lewis, BfaX.
ton, and Gilmer, TO avoid The danger Of exces-
sive competition, and unite upon one candidate.
Ii lhey do not rule off all but one, then We call
upon our able friend, Mr.. Hays Of Lewis 10
come forward, and once more save the District
from the !euds Of our friends, and 10 send us as
good and true man as hilnselt-otherwise We
ASK him 10 come himself, or we shall hold him
liable for the loss
FAroulEa--T Fauquier Flag Of SO says
"a liltlc reflection will remind our Democratic
friends OF this county, not only of the necessity
bu, also OF the importance, OF redoub'ed activity
in our county canvass. 1t is important that our
mex, Legislature should lie Democratic one; he
cause United States Senator will then be elect
Ell By thai BODY, AMI the deeply interesting ami
vital question, whether convention 10 remedy
the existing detects OF our Stale Constitution shall
be called, will then be settled. u, therefore, be-
hooves every true Democrat 10 he active in ad-
vancing those ends. Let them remember there
is much al stake, ard that This good oil Common
wealth will, AT The polls, expect all her citizens 10
do their duty Let them every one, TO, only de-
,ermine 10 come himself bu, also 10 bring his
neiobbor along with him. Our candidates are
gentlemen Of worth and integrity; and their de-
vo,ion 10 The Republican cause has always been,
as it is now, constant and ardent"
We, too call upon the Republicans throughout
Virginia 10 arms. The election is soon upon our
heels. Only Two more weeks, and The day OF
battle is here Put forth then your whole strength;
organize arm, exert all your power, and save The
State.
We repeat, that our accounts are cheering.
We shall redeem Wythe, and Floyd, and
Giles and Mercer Caroline, Spo,sylvania,
Mathews and Midd!esex, besides various other
Gloucester. Elizabeth City and Warwick,
Norfolk county, &c, SC. Hunter is reused,
and marches on with new powers and ire
sis,bc energy Seldom is laundering on in
this district, and his friends are sangnihe about
his defeating Bolts Let every man do his duty,
and The Stale is safe.
Messrs Bancroft and Buchanan have returned
10 Washington, and we presume the whole Cabi-
net ale now al their posts.
III 4. a
pamphlet copy OF The able opinion oi Chancellor
Henry ST. George Tucker, in the case Of "Seden
and others, against the overseers OF the poor Of
Loudoun and another !" jus; republished. !, in
wolves the discussion OF The great and celebrated
question fthe Consti,utonaly OF the law for the
sale of The Glebe Lands in the Commonwealth OF
Virginia.
FoR TIE ENorIRER.
To he Republicans Of Virginia.
In Novemher last vou contributed your aid in