Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
sanguiIe Of success
To Tic Editors ofA!e Eaqnnr.
AsrEs WALL, cnAaLorrE. Va, +,

AspGs WALL, CHARLOTTE. ya,)
March 9TH, 1914
Mcssrs. Editors our able am. laitn;rI can
didate Tor Congress, Mr.. Thomas S. Eocuck
dc.>sd the peop. oi Charlotte nj ON la>i
Court. and he Tally sustained The high reputation
that had preccy3 4 him, Of being handsome
accomplished and iiul>ncd speaker expressing
his ideas in chastc vel olcibIe language; ica-
soning logically and convincinsly.
AS there are some misunderstanding in his
county (and perhaps in ohels) ,to VIII. ;"sfipc"
he belongs, will give YOU his positions as ai
down BY himself Alter making cw in:;oiuc-
terry remarks, and thus gaining The attention u
4 large audience, he proceeded 10 show that ir
Democrats, on coming into power, lad, In The lei.
ter, fulfilled every promise made 10 liz people in
the canvass Of III. They have repealed The oil.
Gus and unjust tariff Of 4, aud es,ah shed upon
lis ruins The practical aud wise doctrine oil ice
trade, thai is 10 some extent They have esab
llshed The sul-lfeasnry and oh.f democratic
measures. How different tn Wing in 1910
who condemned and politically os;Ia,is,i John
Tyler for carrying INFO execution The .ely nea-
surc> h. hal p!oniScd Mir Bncoek ucn gave
IN able defence u the Mexican war. csabish-
ing clearly the iiahi and prorroly u >cEoine the
army 10 the Rio Grande He slowed lha Pre-
sident Polk could not have done Otherwise By
what authority should he defend rny In Nucscs7
Texas claimed To The Rio Grandc, and, in tc
language oi one who knows, EcYcr would have
been satisfied with lrss They lad exercised, lone
prior 10 her annexation, every privilege, every
rgh oil free people, overhis Intermediate coun.
Try; and Santa Anua, The body poii'ic, The head
and s0Gl nlhc Mexican nalicn, had knnwlc 'cej
The .;io Grandc as hc Wes'eIn Boundary This
position Mr.. Bocock ably maintained IN ! speech
nearly two hours long. An attempt 70 Give YOU
clear idea OF his reasoning, his power. III,
cl, qucnce, would br utterly idle and .ain AID
now that VIC a,e in III war. h. i, in favor 1t =
vigorous prosecution II l. War H. H. huii..,'
So long az Mexico maintains L"r rfc. ~, hustl"
attitude. Aud 70 his, A!r Eiitor wish ID call
your particular atlrnli n. 4 minnie, ~ Demo
Gratis in This county had thought THAT Mr.. Boc,ck
was Calhoun man; N rather, that he was IN
lavcr Of Calling back cur troops upon ceIia
line, AMI defending il. En-, such IS No; the lac,
His 'vcc- is ill or wa; ;epprIr, with just
appreciation Of peace, whenever il can h. had
upon honorable terms. n,r Bucoc. took HIGH
and noble ground, AMI defended il mat tIii2.
PelhlTs i woE!i ac inGper - sn!r lhat -.
Thomas T. Boudin, lie Doh Qa.xoirc II the
Wing parry ia Charlotte made harmless pass
al him. Ii reminded me al boys >hou'ir. s,:aws
against The wind. Gy he bye. what has become
Of Mr.. BoudnS famous resolutions. ! thought
they were 10 have been brought before he people
on last court day, q lie ratified " them. Bat
suppose MIR. BoulJin srlst The raj, and he him
sell has given them the 20 BY lie has learnt 4
lesson hom the Virginia Legislature.
In conclusion, MessEs. Eirnrs, | hope you
will rouse mp The Democrats u this dsifici, end
lei US elect Mr.. Bocock, NJ, by a meaesr majori-
", but, as il we're, by one spontaneous huIst of
accla nation. lie, US elect him, because We BE-.
leve him "honesl, capable and faithful 10 tie
Constitution" UNUS PGPULl.
P. 5. The Democrat, Of this county are iusil,
indignant al The late action o. the Sena'e ii *
polling tic Editor of The Union.