Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

once near enough and uncertain enough 10 ca
clio hem 10 the uimos, tffirts q. which theJ ale
capab.e. They have nothing 10 nope ho"i wy
U.ek-r Democfacy. The availability " .iei
candidate ia lis utmost fJr ;hem ~ lhas VIZ.
lion II he STAG ELECTION, and amounted 70 ~
,,i.o voy, IN. ,ffnt. They viii Iu'p, therefore,
!, ,scs,s; n The Free Soil men, ard aiief me
tssh;nn 81 tlcrace Greeley 10 he opponents :.
slavery extension in Ohio and n many s,"e
-, de-, b-.!iss hyse that ale Jus lnea ~ no"is
e. n.ay caprci 10 b worried win lhe't "pr,ole
and assa,!ed by !Ee.F attacks Ill Inc s""ee
closes. al their
Our answer IL them, in advance u q" ansi.
;.,oos,,n,,,.s i maj we lrn our old parry posi.
mons for reasons which still exist III 81. .' Us
t,rce-,hal we cannot abandon tne fisn, ~ :, re
b.tween either OF two wrongs, ana ','a ,,,r we
mid nrove recrean, 10 both honor ana uu5, &C
,e.i no inclination 10 throw away ou' ,hich ;s
we'll as our principles upon parry sa helm If
b,uod N h. heaIeo. notwithstanding W nos
,bs tew among US who could De ihuu'eu y -
tatize .,. :, Pennsylvania
which TAYLOR can BY any possle.',I He
,an, hundred. aye, some thousands oesiue III
.a". uantage OF all the Taylor enthusiasm o.
~, ~ ;osrinc;ive and habual Wh'@SeiS ~ Wy
GSnmonwaahb, and over amd above lhis az -. ~
reference given by the strong seiuuie". ~ -
t,eemen who care nothing iot nahies " - III
heir determination to check Inc asS' 49,,
he slave pnwer He elsctsd hfmssu % ~ n.y.
oa,ocacu NJ he W,lnl6t P,pptso. Inc NV c1n,
= assmeo and the w hlc representatives. eiee nv
no { a,e legislature dill The same 'h'hs' ~
Lss IF ali that the party ga1n'a 0V s'ts ~ NJ
mt T,auo,ism al h.avy d'@o1mt on ~ p -,
Norsmbey. We cannols say now mueh Wv ;.a1u
and Ready must lose by being so efcess'.ey
A,t
extension, but letl sure tna' l. wa w.
votes OF Ohio and Pennsylvania. ,x so;,
1--WE have il already charged mat Inc nee so'.
mon sod themselves in Northern On" 70 Inc Cas'
uar,y: we may expect sfidav'ls 70 prove w.
.oiracy Ia The same purpose IN Wiit'o' us W
"a ronldn', be much surprised 10 hear ina ' d"
pu,en him.elt is going Tor he Oh hunRef 'che'
| in New York. But we advise our oia ,''enu'
tel no more lies about rs Than are aoSo'u'e .,, -
c,xsary because the overplus al ieass '" ~ =
wasted 10 no purpose
5. The Philadelphia papers publish Inc io'
lowing many aud spin, stirring letter oil ou' e'"'
| didae ior Governor:
=, TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF PENNsfLSA
MA.
Tha,esrit of The election OF The lUlh oil octo-
Der has been The apparent defeat of me DeniU
c,a,ic candidate Tor Govefno! and Inc trump
oil your opponents -maisnaieu ohue' i ,hei
and shade Of opinion and agreeing ohi} IN ''e'
hostility 10 Democratic principles. ..
Their reported majority for Governo; is now
ever very small, aud We have succeeded IN ee 6.
in, our excellent candidate for Canal Comm's
sioner IA
Under these circumstances, there is every IN
dpcemen, 10 rally 40, n our candidates for p ~,
cent and Vice President Lewis Cass and WI
liam o. Buter--whose principles are Known
whose qualifications are undoubed, anc WINS
elecIi n will conier honor upon The Union.
The unlirDg efforts ofevery Democrat shou'
le directed 10 secure his result, as our opponent
flushed with ephemerai success, are using ever
exertion against US.
With nv heartfelt thanks for The ialtenng Vo
al The true Democracy Of Pennsylvania in my Il
vor, hope may without presumption call u
IN every personal and political friend TO JON
an united effort for glorious republican 'rinnl
r on the 7th oi November.
MORRIS LONGsTRETH
| Or 20th lS3S