Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
SPRING ELECTIONS.

The "R. Wing" of Saturday last brags as
usual about the Wing prospects IN the ahh"di
election. II will be as much deceived again, as II
deceived others about the last Presidential cleo
ZION. Let The Republicans do their duiy-Son-
centrate their voles-avoid split llckets-call oul
their voters, and we have not doubt OF lhelf
,r;nmnhant success. We advise the Wings 10
make no more wagers on The iath OF lneii
organs ridiculous boasts. But "the burnt child
breads the fire." &c. &c. Republicans, ORGANIZE
and AcT-and all will be safe.
The Warrenton alag OF 9s" says, "That MI
Alfred Morse has been selected as The regular no.
mince oil the Democratic party OF FAIRFAX, 10 re-
represcnt that county IN the next General AS
selnbly. From all that we can learn, a better Sc
I.cton could not have been made. AS ne IS wor-
thv 10 receive so We doubt not, he will Obtain Inc
undivided support Of his party, and we ieel CON
fdent under such auspices, oil his triumphant
election"
KING GEORGE "A correspondent OF the Ere
lericksburg Recorder says, that the democrats
Of this county, nominated HeZekiah PoHs as 'heit
Candidate, on Thursday last-olher gentlemen
were presented 10 The meeting, which maze inc
nomination, and voted for; but MI PollS having
received majority, their friends came FORWARD,
and in that spirit which should ever govern niei,
who have the interests ola common cause al nedll
and ROT The mere qualification Of personal feelings
and nrcdileclions. declared their determination 10
nromo,e BIZ every means in their power, The cleo
ton OF Mr.. Pots.
.sIn announcing this nomination, The writer o.!
ri; ,r,;cle will avail himself of the occasion, 10
urge upon the Republican party OF hlnS George
The inheritance OF prompt and energetic action
This is mol a time 10 fold our arms IN lnslorlous
ease To succeed, nc must work; we have ma
iori,y 10 uvercome-two other candidates 10 aid,
and The cause Of truth and justice 10 defend,
against the attacks OF error and The humDuSs OF
busy opponents"
BrRxgrry-Thc Charlcsiown Spirit of Jelier,,
son states, that "Maor VIM. A. Sommerriiie, ara
James W. Gray, Esq, have been nominated oy
the Democrats Of Berkeley county as candidates
for The Legislature. The Wings have nominated
Ncssrs. Boak and Campbell. With vigorous
and united effort. the Democrats OF Berkeley may
redeem her from Federal domination They
shoui leave nothing undone 10 accomplish 50
glorious a result
HAMpsIllRE-W copy the following from The
Ro,nney Virginia Gazette
"OrR CANDIDATES. gain we have in the
field. as a candidate for Senator the eyer-victo-
rious leader and war-Eorsc OF Democracy,
Thomas Sloan. who has been tried-well tried
and weighed in The balance of the intelligence OF
the people Of this Senatorial District, and not
found wanting, but just such man as they de-
LIGHT 10 honor and who, when he receives their
sutirages, will Gas he has here!oiorej serve them
faithfully 49,,
"We have also two slaunch, firm and indie
, pendcn. men nominated as candidates for The
Legislature; and, if elected, (and We have no
doubt bnt that they will be, spite OF all The lrali
dulcnt votes Mcdonald and his Wing abeliors
can. or da,c 10 malie) will do honor 10 the coun-
" and the people that elect them. Mr.. Thomp-
son is a man of whom none dnrc or can speak
di<reruably and Mr.. Hie,ie is well known 10
the Democracy Of this county; he was their can.
didale in Yu0hy times, when no Democrat con'd
be elected; but now we anticipate for him and the
whole ticket most glorious triumph"
The Wheeling Argus states, that al The county
convention, which was held on the 10Th instant,
at Middlebourne, Col Josiah Boyce was nomina-
led as The candidate for Tyler county. we are
not informed that there was any opposition TO
him. and as he is nominated we do hope
the Democratic party OF Tyler will elect him by
full vote. We learn also, that the late represen-
la,ive Mr.. Stephenson, Wing, declines being
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