Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

AT The request Of an esteemed and jealous De
mocra', we copy The following from The Peters
burg Republican:
To the Voters nj he Senatorial District comyoseo
81 tie counties Of SUSIE Southampton, Suyr4
Isle Of Hish, and P,ince G.oygc.
Our present worthy Senator i.Gm .his District
DR. Spark having received The appon meni Of
Paymasler, aud consequently created vacancy
IN this Senatorial District, il becomes our duiy
at the earlics! practicable period, 10 selecl some
person as candidate for whom We NAV cast our
votes 10 NIL the unexpired term created IS The
above appointment
There being large Democratic majority ii
The DISTRICT, il OF course, follows, thai The seec
lion should be made with view 10 carving ont
The principles and rejecting the wishes OF the
Democracy OF the District In doing This, to OBJ
viae The danger ofdiscurd ordsafec,un, whether
in relation 10 Stale or Federal politics, we should
select one who has been well tried This we
may al once do, by selecting candidate who
has done the State some service, ard in a man.
ner that leaves no doubt as 10 his devotion 10 ne
principles Of The Democratic party That there
are number OF individuals in The Distinct wen |
qualified 10 represent us, there can be no doubt
but The early day Of the election must deprive MS |
OF an interchange OF opinions 10 the extent that |
we desire, and We shall be compelled 10 make he
hest effort 10 secure The united strength II our
friends that existing circumstances admit Of
with nj resorIinS to Convention Of Delegates
from the different counties. To present a suita
bic candidate, is The chief object in all nomina
tons.
With view Of carrying out The foregoing sug-
gesions, ehave cast our eyes over the District
Tor the name Of some gentleman who will con
cenlrale the whole strength Of the party. This
we think may be done By presenting 10 our bro
Their Democrats Of The District, The name OF
ou present member in the House @! Delegates.
THOS. II. DANIEL, Esq, of Prince George.
a gentleman of urbaHe manners, dienited de-
pertinent, possessing NJ the same time business
habits that have earned for him a reputation as \
working member of tina, body, unsurpassed by
any gentleman in il.
Upon principles and party questions, The De. :
mocraic party have always found Mr.. Daniel {
nnwavering. During a service Of tour or five )
years in the Honse OF Delegates MIR Daniel has 5
shown that he possesses high order OF talents a
discriminating judgment, and frmness OF pur.
bose, that well quality him for seat in the Sc. c
late OF Virginia.
We find him, whether acting as Chairman Of
he Committee Of Privileges and Elections. or as i
member OF the Judiciary Committee, always al o
rs post and ready 10 prepare work for The ac- $
ION oil The House. In debate before The House e
he propreIy and modesy Of his department is, and Il
as been such, thai although strong parry man. a
ten called on 10 meet important par,v questions |,
eI II is believed that his Wing and Democratic v
trends award 70 him weigh, Of character as a b,
lcmbcf which IS oil the utmost importance in mat; in
RS Of legislation, not only in the House Of Dele IN
ales, but still more essential in the Senate. Ills III
eevet that his course far as The internal cy;s. Q,
ticn Of The State is concerned has been sncS &c al
meet with the appreciation OF almos, all nor. m
crs Of each parry. V
We are aware that MIR. Daniel prefers II bic m
anne is 10 be used as candidate lha, his ,a;,ns r.
ay b. passed upon hy Convention. or in anu III
her manner By which The wishes oe his Demo. co
a.ic friends throughout the Dislric, NAV be as- lie
trained. y "a
Believing, however, that his nomination will vi
eel wI'h The appreciation Of our friends through.
II the District, We have deemed il bes, Inns n bl'
essn' HIM as candidate, sub)ecl 10 The future M
non OF our TRENDS should they be dissatisfied al
what IS here done, and recommended for an. M
oval pledsins ourselves as well as MIR Daniel CO
81 we WI all cheeIiully and heartily support 20
menloer o. Inc Democratic party who may a.
selected in his stead ' wi
The stale Of things existing al this time alone no
omPt US in proposing The mode oil action as off
owe stalled. We know We shall be- excused If bly,
views should be condemned BY any, when il WI
lecoileced, that all The March Courts in The is
sIiot are over, or will be today, except Surry.
'at Inc election will take place on the fourth Be
uisoay in April, which will be the 22i-tbat vi
election is for an unexpired term OF one session pre-
y-that TO address the voters in The differen, ma
in'ics on their respective Courr days, (ihe can. -
ale 10 90 round0 must be at Surry Couu mex, r.,
,ndsy; Sussex Court The frs, Thursday; Isle /
Wish, Court the first Monday; PRICE George In
uIt The second Thursday, and Southampton tab
UT The third Monday, which will be on The 18Th "p