Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

s.ms ia hereby appropriated 10 carry the provi-
CONS Of this act into effect.
We Yesterday received the following cheering
Letter in relation TO Logan county and the kanaw-
), Senatorial District We should prefer 10 see
he candidates in Logan reversed, 3 Wings and
Democrat. But our friend seems to apprehend
N danger-and he is infinitely much better in
formed on the subject than ourselves:
II he Editors cf the Enquirer:
LcoAN COUNTY, Va, April 18th, 1876.
Geptlemen-I drop you a few lines TO lei you
poo,y the prospects OF our election for this county.
a)rr ,rue and failhtu! member is not a candidate
,bs wear AS some OF the kind friends that as
.i.ed in his election last Spring desired 10 run
now. Mr.. Gore waived his claim and lei them have
clear field; though would prefer Mr.. Gore to
any Of them. Still, have no fears but we will
send saunch Democrat; for old Logan is wide
awake, and sees the propriety OF sending good
and faithful Democrats 10 represent her. we
have four candidates in the field, Democrats
and Wing. Ballard, Chambers and Cook are
The Democratic candidates and Isaac Morgan The
Whig candidate Ballard our former representa-
tive from this county, will be elected, think, with
ouI much difficulty. The Wing candidate Is MOI
very popular, and will lose many votes OF his
party. So we have no fears from him. we are
sale OF sending you Democrat 0! some Ainu.
wh, will assist in putting VIM. S. Archer out Oh
ONCE next year.
ar Senatorial candidates have been around
.ni seen us-we have no Tears in this county
concerning the result ofthat election, for Fry will
a., nearly an unanimous vote in this county; and
! Earn ,ha, he will get better vote in kanawha
nan any Democrat that has ever run IN that
.nnn,v | think Editor Newton is getting
s.srrd from the appeal be makes TO the Wings of
,,s, county. Old Rip is wide awake, and you
nay ,rpec, 10 hear uf this district still adhering
- is Democratic ascendancy. | wonder why
he people don't bring out the presents Editor OF
ne Wing for President. Surely if MIR. Polk is
;, inferior man as he represents him TO De IN
his editorial remarks Of The 9th OF March,
NJ Polk ought 10 take him into his Cabinet 50
as 10 have one smart man, OF whom ne mient ASK
;ps,ruc,ion-or the people should unanimously
,Isc, him President, so as to have one clever man
4, the head OF affairs once more, and mol eject
such interior men as James h. Polk.
nj, generally believed that the President has
MANAGED The Oregon controversy, so far, as well
a,iIc1uld be managed and il lie should succeed
!, bringing The controversy 10 an honorable SCI,
,l,meni which | have no doubt be will do, he VIII
hon have accomplished that which the people
have 50 long desired, and which has bafied the
ssill and judgment OF SO many OF our Presidents,
and he viii he gain for himself an imperishable
nsne and the admiration Of the whole people,
except. perhaps, the Editor Of the Wing; oicours.e,
such an Indifferent President as Mr. Polk could
not please him.
Bu, why don't some man take umbrase at such
language as that used BY the Wing ! must &C
knowledge, that could scarcely refrain, when
reading the article, from flying into passion, ana
.uunins on, and tearing board OF the pig-pen!
LOGAN.
2. S. You mag expect to hear from me at the
election.
.l0ur correspondent evidently refers not TO The
present Editor, bur 10 the late acting Edtor.l