Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
REMARKS


HI N Sta0ie, Jlnatp 2!a, ~ III ',rataofoH II
fr,ccn h. >0r1'4e's0 ..i.6apdat III - ihiet
.S'atrS NeUaic.
Nj. cox san. ne hal risen 20 announce = ;Lc
Senate lis rlcr'ioa 10 perform All aci. which !.
,anrni.d IA BE- orcr! 10 ~ r.ure nan any ~.
which h. hal eyer brra called rpnr j. perform
Dnty now rsl9licd inn II ,e,r,i /; iirua--a vell-
.:1owr an lsn..i,a ,iien.:. Is - li.t 'si:.;;k-
rj yesterday, Nr loae> was ru. on,y III eieid.
bal m cui.aGrn, ~. IN representative. 'i'iei
Not. cnra"ct-' Is irc> Of srtial a"i p'ir7l
r,en.snii: anH vi. ioE-s was no caiy his list
chr.c" bet IT, iirsr c'u.r q. iie Bclocfa.i, pa
= II ryelg caaaiy Z! ~. iisic! ana H. teievtd
end tyrn:> nd ,Iagel IL tie choit- u nr Demo.
riacy OF he Sia:e Tie i:ichason: y hi. ac-
kIe%!eiiseS this mai'!.n: wnd. The votes ~ gss-
election. demonstrate ,na, he j. he ,vutuG 81 II
Democratic party o. the STATE ior he has fscciy-t
mere Democratic .o."s than aay uh4r candidate
il elmer election; ani :e Gir ! east. VII. ]. is
defeated, ana .ieealcL because h is tie cht.,ce
81 The Democracy u The STATE ~ ii:s result
Viz G. VA, no. slrpri>e'., to- he ha,! b.cn aware
OF il Tor so:Ge daYs past lie had known thai
rteic was iraen.i!'o .. hr Democratic part; iii
the y ssenhly that he'll ire balance OF power. All
who had affiliated win be Whic pas. 10 elrc
one Senator, Ihn represented neither Of he srea;
parties in tn Stale, and who would affiliate
again, u reed be, Ia dcira. tho wishes -. raip
riy Of !hr party. The. were ;wenig-hree gen
lemen in the LEGISLATURE, who had controlled ;hr
last election, and who wcul! control his election
an: would cont'o The l~o great political pailiss
OF the Stale These gentlemen are The prcu. Al
i!ends oi MIR Calhoun. md are generally known
a. he Ciaraiyn. Now Nj. c. ella rsd Il Dr. q;
ltent of Mr.. Calhoun, and he hsd prove! j, ~
sacrifices which he had nade n home. lic hal.
iur the las. several years been tati,ing Tor Cal
/ huun flc had been shoulder 10 shoulder viii the
"Chiralrv," AMI Ii. .ops.i h. had rendered some
service. II hr had not, was not his fault bur his
misfortune. He had the most exalted opinion OF Mr.
! Cahuuns political sagaciiy aEd eXnercnce, an.
his patriotism ard purify oi motive Bur as
,nnch a. he admired Mr.. g., lie !o?ej liz Parts
more He came here 10 ne Gahonorab'e rnears
10 promote the political prospects u Mr C., bu
ne came here still more determined, a. al haz
ards TO promote he interests ant preserve the in
:eariry Of lhe Democratic party. lie came here
not 10 affiliate with The Wings bnt the Demo
rrais; he came here not n unite with minoir
10 defeat a majority. but 10 unite with Ire maori
IL To defeat III. Wings.
A. Ia the Whigs he hon-r, they hal ac,ei o.
wrong principle 10 lae course they had pursued
/, He thought as the Democratic parry was in the
majority, the responsibility 81 me election.
should have been thrown rpon that pary;
hnt ne wond moi complain Of The Wings.
Tor Re confessed himself liable 10 all The
iraiItes ana infrmiies OF human nature, anil he
believed, under similar circumstances lie world
in all proha hi'y, aave ac.ea IS III Why's had
done They II Tie distraction and division in
he Democratic pa''y. and their pocy has tn
50 10 act az "a wiirn The breach II has trc..
enough !or ihem 10 know wh0 va: he choice a. the
maicril2 III The Democratic rariv, anl h. thc
aid Of he "chvalry" Ihey have rut heir mais
| upon him they have swallowed The ri, gil,ied
| as it was, but bitter sill. He trusted they wont
flnc il Of easy digestion.
/ Mr. c. .r.Ienei exceedingly that the question
Of Fas, ard We> had '.ecn raised in this ecc-
,inn. As IL iefaark ycs'ertag, he looked Groa
Virginia as orc anh indivi>b.-and he should
vote or he man hes, qualified . discharge he
duiics II the o:llcr, without stopping 10 empire
whether he canie tom lie moun'e:G 'on or ihs Sea
Shore. IL disi.ed these geographical di>lnc-
ticns, particular; in reference 10 The election a.
men % I'll hieh AMI responsible stations. Such
principle, il siopsd, VA iTsuehl with ev.l J.
hal ne:er been resorie "a ii he better days ii >
Republic ard ought no; ~ =. adopted nov. En-
he believed il vas now sc,''c' LA. The West shou!
have Senator. he wdS pleased, uncer tic Cit
cunsiances ha. The name o! a Western ceno-
man had been prcsen'ei % him Tor whom he
could East his vote he hal ii! acng cast is .o'c
tJ wi, JCHt>: but t'S3 III. 1'Hsf ''"'
no: Re elected and i, sss his duty 70 make the
election Ivy casting his vote Tor snma ether gcn
i'e:nan. lie then cali.i mon Wcs'r;u rsaii@
men Ia unite with him ii III, election OF Green
3. Sanues, a Western mar, and Demncra, o.
tho rfs, wa-r He h.! nothing ~ aay agains
AIR. Mason ~ Al MrDowelI. In the prosfcs.
Of lhs election, hsir Democracy had been qpss.
tened b" he trends 81 each o:her, ard he irien!s
III each Ia: con.caLea II: III Wing "o.e
hif Samuels sanis mere ike Mir Jones, The
candidate OF The Democratic patty, 10 hc elec.cd
il eecrcd al all, by Democratic votes, ard, Ike
him, he s,aE,is here uaassailed ecacse unassaii
abs Mr.. G. wou1 moi on.Y vote for Mr.. s., au
most arten!y desired his election, ami would
press his claims d, length, il he did mol fe.l ina,
il were Ia rain T. 10 50. Sc ieitth il the game
was no; played ou,, a. least ha! ne cards were
stocked, and, however lc-s il nigh, continue, ts!e
result was inevitable When he saw The "cai
ralry" vonog FOR Mi. Mason, hn -: i, down =
certain hat ne would he eec.ei. Thc result Il
me recen. anion Of The Wings with hatfIsrmen;
Of The D. mocra.c pa'ty was too vivid in his r..
collection 10; him 10 b. mis,akea. Now, le die
IN. object either 10 VII. Hpalef o. Mr Mason,
mi he did ohisc, 10 ,hs way IN which they were
e.sc,ed. He rad known Mr.. Hrn;e. loaa,
and had The most exalted opinion Of his
talents and his wor.h; b.; he had ANYTHING else
bit an exalted opinion Of he course MS lrend>
had AIKEN In putting him in cffice. lie did not
envy hin bis position. Hs had raIher "a MI