Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-16

rican nam, with glory2 We canno, believe H.
We feel assured that she will take stand on Inc
side Of her own government and county, aa
will nobly sustain those public servants VINO
have so faithfully performed all their au''es
Why should Virginia deseitthe Administrator
when the horizon presents The following oiish'
prospects. as sci forth by the Union Z
sou, arms arc crowned with victory. General
rency more reintorcemenls may be sent. The
loan has fully succeeded Money 10 any amount
"a n he Obtained. and on excellent terms. linus,
with officers. men, and money, commensurate 10
every demand, we must wage an Honorable wai'
and CONQUER an honorable peace And vel Inc
insidicrs federal leaders are attempting to deiude
an enlightened people by The srosscst misrepre-
sensations. They are cavilliDg, and clamoring,
and seeking BY untounded inuendoes ana atliul
insinua,ions, 10 prove TO the country, ina. noiu
but miserable imbecies and The Vilest 'leP!hes,
are providing these great results-lhe essen'iai le
forms of our institutions al home, anu Siorious
fame abroad and. it is hoped, an honorable peace
with Mexico Such is the folly and The humoug-
gerry of federal demagogues and iactions presses
Blu, we must conclude. We look with conf
dence to the result next Thursday From every
quarter the reports are most favorable we cah
upon The Democrats 10 devote one day to lheir
country-to strike one united and decisive do"
for their principles and the day IS ours we IN
wife their earnest attention to the thrilling appeals
OF the Washington Union and The Boston Post
which has ever been true 10 The principles oil
Virginia and the rights OF the South:
AN APPEAL TO THE "OLp DOMINION.
accounts from Virginia continue 10 be cheering
As lar as we are informed, the finest spirit pre-
walls among the Republicans. Let MS repeal,
that the ascendaHcy in the next House 0. Repre-
sen!atives depends on her vote on Thursday next.
Blu. will she tallel? Will the good Old Dominion
hesitate 10 send up 10 the wigwam every Demo.
cratic represenaive-save one we eahho,
believe it, but, a, the same LINE, we conlure all
our Republican friends TO nnle; to put iorlh 'heI,
whole strength 10 forget any little ieuds mat
may have sprung up for the moment-any ittie
differences about men-a 10 throw their undi-
vided. concentrated, cordial vote upon The Repub-
iican candidates. The eyes Of the whole country
are upon her What shall she, who never gave
a Federal vote tor Presidential candidate
was the frsl 10 raise up The flag in 1910, when
the Wings succeeded in elecling their candidate
who in the hour OF darkness and OF defeat among
other States, was always the ralying word lot
the Democracy OF The Union-ehall she now fail
and fal.c, aud suffer The next House OF RePress:-
ratives 10 pass urderthe Federalyoke Shall she
turn aposiale TO her own faith Impossible Shall
she lose the day by her apathy and inaclon =
Again, VIC say, impossible. Il canno, be. But
that il may re- be, We again invoke her sons TO
put forth her whole 81, englh, and not 10 lose
vote. Her delegation in the last House OF Rep
reseutalives was the pride OF our party. "You
have seat us noble sc, OF fellows. Send Us an
oher"-sucb was tn exclamation which We
heard pouring from the lips OF our republican
brethren. But TO realize this wish, every repub-
lican must onlhe 22d lust, do his duty, his whole
duty, and nothing but bis duty.
The newspapers are 'ull of notices and anticipa-
lions OF The Virginia election. The Federal press
is idly boasipg oil the tumphs II will gain. The
Democratic press is iu OF hopes, CT confidence
and OF The mes, eloquent appeals 10 The Democra-
cy OF Virginia Though one OF nsr United States
senators lately and idly denounced the term OF
"Demoerat" in The Senate chamber) Let The fol
lowing appeal from "The Boston Post" one Of
the best and slaunchest Democratic papers in he
Union, speak the voice of lis brethren:
"THE VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.--The eyes OF the
Democrats, through the Union, are now turned on VIZ
gnia. She Is soon 10 eject members oil Congress- ana
on her decision, in great measure, hangs the com
pexion of the neIt Congress. The Federalisis are
counting upon gain Of three members in this State. II
remains to seen whether their expectations TO BE-
fulfilled.
I'VE confess cannot see the grounds upon which
the Wings predct this success. The National Admins
tra0n firmly carrying out the Republican princ-
plies of her JerersoEs and hladsons II has been these
principle that have abolished the odiou5 Tarif OF 1892
and lie attudnnrian construction OF the Constitution
carried in national affairs by the Wings As the Re-
f.I. hc-u "a
r'aa5 ,aics;;en, added Louisiana, with lis galaxy Of
states 70 the Union, 80 The Democratic Party have M.
NJ, ned Texas; and when the Mexican despots forced
this ,cua.y war, they have gone forward inanfu,y
10 sustain the nations ghts Deseriions by the Repuh
licans of that stale Euw, would not lie Ike Virginia.
II would be like her to lncrc1sed contte ex-
pressed in the Administration and slrongr. cc:eig
nation 10 maintain the Democratic cause
.'We have great confidence The political integrity
of the Old dominion. In the Federal storm oi lao,
support Of the Wings Webster went there, and under
October professcd a great regard IL southern
rights, and eulogized Jefferson and Madison. II was
all 10 no purpose. Virginia remained True 10 her old
other States faered Is she 10 faier now in Tue front
of an enemy. IS she ready 10 sympathzo with the
party that sympathizes with the enemies Of their coun
try?
riiy, calls upon Virginia Republicans to unite with zeal
and enthusiasm in every well directed effort 10 promote
successful lay on The altar OF unon preferences anu
peudices. The signs Of this In tie Republican press
most encouraging, aud bespeak healthy political
action. Let the goUd work A patriotic purpose
-vgllant acton-complrte oreanZalion-energy-
USioN-these. will c. noble work. IL is in this way
that the Virginia Democrats meet the high hopes
entertained Of them by their brethren Of other states
Let such efToIts be continued and shall gladly wei
come the :rsull-for we feel confident that we rfail
have the pleasure OF congratulating our Republican
friends on b complete and glorious triumph