Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

xyh., cor,d no The excuse of minority who mus
hshaysd1 am Al a loss for one reason which
would satisfy either friend OF Toe hel. oPpJ
nenls might encourage The mischief, and apPlauu
with hvpocrilcal cant the suicidal deed oul .hey
would condemn The precepi ana Inc pd'''o"'
which guided them. u,rcb |
II is not 10 be expected in any country, nu.n
less in country OF free OPINION IKE ou. o;s,u a.
there will be thorough concurrence OF socleC a. a.
large or of great parties in every measure Oh
policy, or in regard TO The men necessary 10 eae
cute Them. From the diversity in human nature,
there must be great conuariely on all topics ~.
susceptible of some palpable demonstration
see mulitudes OF men following different tex's "
religious faith. all of which are drawn from me
common fountain Of Gods Holy Book, anu
amongst whom there are different shaucs " op
MON, but, concurring in the main ooecIs VI len-
eion, they work tremendously by lne genera 10"
Of all societies, and submit themselves II, az
crs OF policy or practical government ~ '''e
oil the majority :, h:oh
There are cases il may be truly said, IN wh,ch
measures OF policy may be thought 10 Involve
principles moi heretofore made party tests and 10
respect 10 which il cannot 10 he expected lhat
opinions are Ia be surrendered. 1hese cases
are very rare and cannot he expected 10 afisc w
The consultations Of either Of The parties oil Inc
country, on any subject embraced By The leading
or promnen, measures they respectively adVo-
cate. On these subjects, il appears thal human
ingenuity has come 10 halt, and il is 10 be hoped
that we shall cordially and haImonlonsly, anu
unanimously cooperate IL give lheIn luli erect
There is no danger o. Gissensions among men
who look 10 The welfare al The county alone
there NAV and must be dif .rences oil opinion as
10 The Qualifications OF men and the Illness oil
measures 10 lime; but there is the great law 10
settle who is lighl-it is the law oil the majority
Look 10 that as wise men, and as patriots con-
form 10 il: without you do this, there can be no
peace in Israel" and every good which can be
produced by united counsels will be lost Bcliev-
ing as you DO that The triumph Of your party Is
essential To the welfare OF the people, you cannon
foreoo the opportunity you now have, by your
commanding majority in both Houses of The LIE.
| eislalure, TO impress upon the people by good
| laws The necessity OF Republican supremacy 10
The general good. Concert among you, which
will be produced ty The ancient and necessary
usages Of the party will insure continuance OF
your power; but, without il, defeat must follow.
Commence, then, your next session by cohsui-
talion beforehand, which will remove heartburn
inss engendered during The last winter, and make
us as we should be an invincible party. Lei me
| invoke you 10 meeton the Saturday pccedtns me
first Monday IN December, in order to commence
the good work This step will save US much
trouble, and keep Virginia steady at her moo
ings Her aid MAJ be wanting 10 support the
Administration al Washington, which deserves
all praise from our 'ips none has been soundei
in its principles tfu,r 10 all It's professions ana
its duties, nor wiserin lis foreign policy II mas
commended itself, oy lis successes, TO the con-
6dence, the admiration and support OF every true
Republican. CASCA.