Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-12
To lie Eairors Of Tie VIII.

To tie Editors whis:
Genemen-Now that the all absorbing and grand ques-
ton OF Annexation has been ludicousy disposed Of and
the spocustng jockeys OF fair now dego
ate country, are smiling through their sleeves the
peced thousands lying their feet together with our sa
cred Constitution; allow who deeply sympathzes with
all those who look with regret and modification upon this
ssHe OF thlngs. To address few lnes in your columns 10
The Wing Voters, whose surages loudly called for
IN tones Of thunder. in the Sixth Congressional District OF
Virginia, particularly the Wings OF Chesterfield
The recent battle fellow Wings, which we fought so
CALAMITY has passed by and the measures for which we
boldly contended have been ampcu the feet
OF our Opponents Arc fellow Citizens pacdly sub
init to tins Are relax those efforts which have ever
characterized Patriots, Whigsl Are we TO stand awe
struck by the numerous vices OF minority and allow
such de2iedatons have been pracscd stare
US in the face, when have power with proper
organzaon TO reap the reward which should true
patriots in the field OF bai,le-Vciory Mo- grid on your
armour. and by the God who reigns over ALL tnt
every muscle shall be exeed every roused perform
It's proper function, and victory awaits us.
Union Is all that we wish, al that is necessary
success and cannot Union be obtainedl answer the
i"terogatory-Yes. There is not Wing in this District
who, with mature doberaiion, will lend his influence
however humble. to the election Of interchangeable and
able Statesman, Jso NJ Borrs TO the Congress Of the u
States.
In perusing the Wig some two or three DAYS since
much surprised and the distressed to see
that any other than Mr. Bolts should have been spoken Of
candidate in this district and still greater was my
surprise TO learn that the Texas question, of minor import
IL is comparatively speaking was the point on
which many differed with Mr.. Bolts. will not, however
enter into discussion Of the merits dement's Of Texas
at this late hour but would only say that Texas ours and
suppose Mr. Bolts would wth much zaal, defend this
as any other acquisition we have made in years past there
lore, an sure Mr. Bolts VIII enjoy the support OF every
Wing in The District.
word TO the Wings Of Chesterfield and have DONE
Chcserheld having long trodden the path unknown
dom, am happy think retracing the steps of her
digession and should the Wings adopt proper means Of
eanvssing The county, will guarantee that give Jno
NJ Bolts 5O votes more than he received in 49, thereby
greatly increasing the chance Of talented candidate for
seat IN the next Legislature Of Virginia would there
Tore suggest that the county be divided into Districts ap
pointing committee OF five to each district, whose duty
shall be to by which the disabled and reyo-
iuhonary patriots may get to the polls | suggest this
knowing as do that there many. very many whose
sVey locks would foreiby ovnce proof Of their being
destitute at physical power sufficient to use much exer-
ton TO ENJOY this great pfcfogsye. VIII some active
| Wing carry tins plan OUT CHESTERFIELD