Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12

To ~ fssss. Of u's Wing
FLvs.Ssa. April 9Th, 1916.
Near. Elit,,.-Io an. Eao,,rer nj i,h ina, matte.
,hs s,,oo of "a yotsr and h.ii,ny from hi.
REGION In which some hinr- ar, stated touching the late
onisaiou Of whig candidate for this county aud the
sssaisss himself which lor one am no: willing shall
800 unnoticed.
"a Voter SAYS, end great deal OF
Since among the whig. themselves about the pomna ton
sal even come Of the committee ar. not satisfied and
okSss cav IN. csmm.~ ws, as much packed m il could
bs. The somn.too was not in accordance with msori.
Of the party. should leave "a Voter" and his party
h to sudsurcd prssur afforded by his very incorrect
inforson - a. 10 III uue) Just they would have it,
but for The effort which being made to create the impress
ssoa sxtsnsvsy possible that great
- uouSaation exists among us. Hearing such a rmot
(cos.ax ho~ever from DenaoerstsD have taken some
pains % enquire CORRECTNESS. and can hear Of as
tie thsfs would perhaps be at any alton that
would BE- made. myself an eve witness to all the
prscssdings the and can in truth saw that
have never known made more tremendously when
more than before q committee. In TIN.
esse, therc three all highly Intelligent and respecs
BIZ Wkies.-sny OF whom would have been acccpa.
bic before the nominating committee and the governing
siaa with ell seemed BE- ascertain who would be most
svailsble. To this vote taken which resulted
In nearly % ia favor OF Mr. Stman and on the final
vote IL unanimous iot him. How any member could
Afterwards consistently manifest Know
But "ths committee was a. much packed n, il could
be-! This believe TO be wholly incorrect and hsy, mo-
desbs The nomination was As fairly made az ever one
Psklc notice was given a month before that nomination
would DO made nj February court AcoordinyIy meet
inn WA held NJ thai time and regularly ory,n,,eJ Tho
n al
every section of the county whose sbo resulted a,
namsd. How could the sense OF the peope have been
noss correctly sscertained2
"a Voses'' saws n In believed by the Wbiy. tbs, Mr. c
wss anxious for the nomination. though he had preyio, to
thar av frequently expressed no wish 10 lie IN. nominee
from the circumstance of the ,ctiy, of one of The @
believe thai the Wings believed no such Thin, VIVA,
some few might have believed know moi; hui that thc
whiss or any number believed such thing IA
not so Democrats themselves who are well acquainted
with Mr. s. do not believe him capable of INV such bvpo
Ana r,
.sctivy in behalf Of the present nominee have reason
TO know II TO be wholly untrue was with him some on
that day. heard several mention the subject 10 him as
did myself; but saw no marks of actyi,y whatever n
behalf Of the present nominee He could not even tel. he
assured me- whether Mr. s. would accept nomination.
"a Voterr wonders "why Mr. S. should acccpt the nomi
nationu II he did not desire it, Did "a Voter never
know one accept who did not desire when called on by
the people IN do so I have known a number Of such
cases have iberaiy enough TO believe Col Bowles did
desire it, when nominated few years ago and refused
at first but upon more urgent solicitation Welded
"a Voter" is pleased TO catech.c Mr. Sulman: what
his object in 90 doing was NAV be easily he
certainly did not cxoect Mr. s. TO decn 10 answer them
unless more cviy and courteousy asked And II nfor-
nation had been his object he surely would net have set
out by procaiming that himself and .his partner had
procured his nomination by intrigue and
Would "a Voter Mr.. $. were he to answer his
queries in satisfactory manner No-not he he
IL wished try raise 4 popular outcry
against Mr. s. upon the OF the election not be coun
terscied in time. Nor did A Voter believe himself 1.-THE
Of what his queries insnua,e Mr.. s., doubt not ready
q
tons any who desires information. If not
greatly Mistaken the reckless course OF his opponents to-
wards him, WILL in the result rebound much TO Mr. S..
advantage He is favorably known in this county,
has been too thoroughly tried and has too strong hold
upon the confidence OF the people put by
Many honest Democrats, confding in Mr. SIS
integrity and fidelity they do, and knowing the injustice
with winch treated will burst asunder the trammes Of
party and support him. know already OF such
and believe there will be many The Wings, too,
will be aroused they should be- greater energy his
be hall. and hat OF our ression
But really asounded the last query of "A Voter
Mr.. s., Are your religious principles Popish
That any in this county should have put such ques
George Stman, who has been OF for thirty
years, who is well known to be of the liberal
contributors the building OF every Protestant meeting
house in the county, and the support of Protestant
isters and who, though a member OF any church. is
known be Of the amiable and upright in
the community and TO manifest the most liberal spirit
wards all Protestant IL say that any man. knowing
him. should ask such question, sound strangely in
the Of all people have known him well for 30
yesrs and have him, either expression
act. the slightest bearing towards Popery.
Another winter, in the same paper. calling himself A
Ctzen, and doubtless having the same object in view,
invokes the good Wings OF fluvsnna 10 give the Demo
crsts fair usl"-says they have done well. and will do
well again, the Wings VIII help them But our good
Wings" think they have tried democratic measures long
enough, having been in power years. excepting
month"; and do not ee disposed to trust them any longer
They came into power when the country was IN Its full
tide OF prosperity hut how Is 1t now Let the times
answer.
"A Siuzen says MT - u ihueeu sun man. sy
man, cunning man, and worst oil oil, an Adams-man.
Still a. he may be- he FULLY competent and ready not only
TO vndcae the Wing Gauss the true cause OF his county,
but also himself from the foul aspcrsons attempted to be
cast upon his weearned reputation as man. Al any rate
(and say II with all becoming respect Tor the Democratic
nominee) am willing TO PIT MI .. against his opponent
upon any SUBJECT or any place. TO indicate the rights
OF ms country. AS 10 Mr.. Ss being sly ana cunning
man, ah OF riuvanha, or nearly ALL know, ana put 10
the Test would say ha Mr. .. Is one Of the most candle
open and sbove-boaid men IN 'ne county "A Cinnen'
must tel this tale elsewhere 10 gam cedehce 10 H. Ills H.
tendon TO vote ior Adams IN preference TO Jackson was
avowea IN the middle an animated County Canvass and
he was unmphanuy elected over warm Jackson man.
vote for Jackson but that in his representative capacity
rhen wiii u made known should DC carried out He said
ms vote would DO choice OF evs and the most OF those
now 90 hosnle 10 MN VINO had votes men, Vo'ed Tor nm
n;en an' nm M mas no. geo. one po