Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
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I., ~ tho Massachusetts Senator, III Puf-
o"o,,' dctca,ino measure calculated TO produce
H. dos;rable result while he and his parry, PIo
fass;ng great adherence of war, throw ese.. W
stacle in The way Of preventing lis ho
Pcnircd That this city and Stale VIII d. ~.
approachng election, exhibit an lncreaseun MAJ
ri,v Tor Democratic represe Natives d"D
cratic measures. = ,b;s meeting
10 nnh,;shsd IN ,he Democratic journals OF 'h's
| citv The Washington Union, and Albany 49, ~,
and Alias. and copy forwarded 10 The riss'u e.
and Vice President OF The United States, ihc oe
crelary OF The Treasury, and our oeha'oi' ""1
Representatives in Congress.
The New York Morning News ADDS:
aEach and every measure recently ratlheo'
was hunored by the loud and enthusiastic %,
nlause of the honest assembly comprising 'i,e
meetino and il was with the Republican irahA-
ness characteristic Of the mass, thai every ndh
| present manifested his Joy over me many uIun
nhan achievements Of The General Government
under The banner OF equal rights ana e9ua. Jus
lice The abrogalion OF the Black larln, dno
The substitution in lis place Oh more equi.ao ;.
and Just enactment, received inc mos eu'p
sanction. and al the hands, too, OF the very men
Who according 10 our hasiy and short-sished OPP
nonen,s are 10 be ruined by the movement IN
The consideration OF that measure, gives US liue
nI.,spre 10 be enabled 10 say that The consistency
Inc Roman firmness, the seli.sacrlhclng spiril
The nobleness, Independent patriotism and sounu,
! Judgment exhibited by George M. Dallas, when
The hopes of the nation rested upon him, were hos
forgotten. A grateful people rarely neglect 10
applaud and reward the public man who, IN de
fance Of The promise Of political OUTLAY ahu
in one Of The most trying positions IN "hish he
can be placed, calmly, unoslenallously, anu "',h
1nolyc SIMPLE
eve 10 the welfare OF the great constituency, ana
unanchinsly performs his duty, when the late Q!
oisantic measure and Of cardinal principle
depends upon his unaided word. The complexion
of last nights proceedings will satisfy The UMPIRE
iudiced that The new Tariff is popular measure,
and thai George NJ. Dallas SO lar from falling IN
The general esteem, rests firmly, as he should, IN
The affections and the confidence OF the Demo-
cratic Electors throughout the country.
"Ahoeelher we have many reasons ior neinS
very particularly enthusiastic in the praise OF last
nights assembase. Il was large, honest, discrl-
minating, just, firm. Il sanctioned every great
Democratic measure which has been gwen 10 Inc
country. and awarded It's sanction without quail
fca,on. Ii evinced disposition 10 reward The
faithful and disregard the clamors Of the selhshly
wicked Ii exhibited praiseworlhy delermina-
lion 10 foowup The political action thus common
ced with yieor, and 10 the desired and inevitable
end II is a warning 10 tIers among US, ana
beacon 10 such a. will profit By good example,
II is a stirring promise of well-foughl, energetic
and victorious campaign"
DINNER TO MR.. DALLAS.-We insert
this week, the toasis omitted last week, which
were MOI furnished us in lime for our paper We
hope that Mr.. Dallas will furnish US copy oi
his remarks made upon the occasion referred 10;
if not, we shall attempt give an absrac, Of them.
We are now waiting reply from Mr. Dallas up
on this subject
b. Judge Tucker. The President of the Uni
ted Slates-By adhering 10 the Constitution he
NAV lose the blind support Of ignoran, dema-
sosues and trading politicians; but he will receive
an equivalent len.told in the appreciation OF en-
lightened and honorable men.
By Stephen Mccormick. Hon. Geo. M Dial
las IAN homes! man is the nobest work OF
God" The Democracy will not forget or ne
glccl him.
By Washington Greenhow. Hon John Y. Ma
son -Uncorruped in public as in private lille :
Virginia points 10 him as one Of those whose us-
ire equals even that OF her buried jewels"
By Capt. Alpheus J. STROLLER Enormously
printed Shouen last week. Here's TO Democra.
CIV Let the President and Vice President go on
as they have. They need not fear Whisgery.
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