Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, March 20.
SPRING acknowledgements.

Ae'SS
SPRING acknowledgements.
The Democratic Central Committee Will pup
lish their Address, in The course OF ms week OF
early in the next, to the People OF Virginia.-
They will pay their respects, oil course'0 u'e id'e
/ Address OF the Wings.
we Law before our readers in this mornings
naner the names of the county Committees, who
we're appointed by the Democratic Legislative
Convention. They are earnestly and respectfully
advised 10 meet forthwith, 10 organize themselves,
10 extend their number, and 10 spread their
members in every part of their county. They are
requested 10 exert themselves for the success OF
our Republican canddates-to rouse the people
to spare no efforts to carry their districts OF
couniies-to concentrate the votes upon one
candidate only, where there is but one Represeh-
lalive-and wherever there should unfortunate
" prevail too great competition among 'ne
candidates, or any schism in our ranks, 10 strain
every nerve 10 rule on supeThuons cana,uaoeS,
and restore the union, harmony and energy OF our
marty. No time is 10 be lost, and we earnestly
recommend it 10 our committeeman every where
10 be up and ADDING
We have some snarls in our party-some can,
dida,es 100 many for the demand, and TOO do9seo
IN accommodate themselves 10 The true interests
Of The pany. We respectfully recommend al!
sncb cases Immediately TO the consideration Of
our County Committees. One of the cases 10
which NC lately alluded, is The strong Republican
county Of Mononsalia. Upon that subject, The
Mareantown Mountaineer OF the 18th has The TWO
following articles:
IA shor, time since, we borrowed the Richmond
ENQUIRER, las Father Richie has forgotten to ex-
change with us,) and observed lecture TO the
candidates Of this county especially, a1ler I lew
a rl-S lis
intend 10 publish il for The benefit OF the Republic
can party, but the paper has been mislald, but
we remember the substance OF the appeal which
was sshoM a convention, rule off all The candi-
dates but one, and if any man would care 10 raise
his voice against The nomination, throw him over
The fence and let il be lesson 10 all refractory
spirits hereafter"
"This is sound doctrine, and we most heartily
endorse il; and coming as il does from Thomas
Richie. the father ofthe press in The Union, Inc
peope cf the county will en- mas@ approve It,
They are already pursuing that course, and there
will no, he dissenting voice 10 the nomination.
The plan is not yei agreed upon, and there is
general feeling TO postpone the matter until March
Court. when we can all meet, and in two weeks
the nomination will be made, and Monongaia
will he where she always has been and always
will be- lcadingt the van. We wlthen bring out
our chicken. il is beautiful bird and Chapman
&oN crow
Aeaia-"I affords us pleasure 10 say 10 our
friends at distance, that every thing IS right IN
Monongaia. Discord has been ban;>hed. and
all the candidates have bul one feeling, and that
is submission TO a Convention. We heard two
OF them say this week. thai they would rather re
defeated thousand times by Convention man
have Wig ceclcd. We pride ourselves in The
'Oid Vanguard on our stern Republicans; and
IL, 10 in an m n
Commonwealth, she is classed with The Tenth
Legion and shall our ancient character he LOST?
No, if all The candidates act in accordance with
their pledges. We have confidence in them, one
and all; we would be proud 10 battle for any ono
in the ihckest Of The fight; if il would be necessa-
~. we would traverse the whole country, and
URGE The people 10 the polls. But 10 be nominal
cd, is 10 be elected without opposition; and we
will support the nominee whether he IS orr
choice or not-and This is the feeling OF ninety
nine hundrcdihs OF The Democracy OF the conn
IT,"
four friend of the "Mounlaincer" might very
well have saved US the hit OF "Falher Richie" or
the compliment Of "lhe Father OF the Press" &c.
But he shall no longer have 10 borrow our paper.
II will be put upon our exchange list, as We sup
posed it hal been done before. We shall be am.
ply rewarded for any little service we may DO
him, by his telling us IN me next hounlalneer,
that all is peace and well in Monongalia.
There is still some snarl in Harrison county.
AT least, the 'scion OF Democracy" says, "Wc
expect the Democracy OF Harrison will do some,
thing on Monday with reference 10 their county
candidate, and we hope also that The number Of
candidates Tor the Senate will be diminished. Ii
il is mol done, We shall endeavor 10 show that
some gentlemen are more anxious for office than
The success Of The partyto which they attach them
selves. With regard 10 this Congressional can
vass, We have only now 10 say, that il The Demo
cratic party mean 10 carry the district, they must
display more zeal activity and energy than they
seem disposed 10 do. May we tell them, cmpha-
licalIy, that the district is in danger? We will
strive Tor success in the person of our candidate,
and after The battle is fought, il we have any
complaints TO make about that candidate, We will
make them then. If every member Of The party
will pursue that course, he will gain more credit
in the end and will have the qualification Of
knowing that he was superior 10 personal objec-
,ions and differences"
Organize, then, is the word Organize every
where Let us heat the Wings, and save the
State from their miSrulc.