Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
example st you BY The Democracy Of P"~ha-
ian. On Tuesday next strike Tor The Cons'i'u-
ton, Tor The Union, for Democracy.

RESPECT YOUR RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE = GO
AND VOTE.--ran there be man who VIII stay ava!
from the Polls The It'll OF Novrmbrff WE nope hol
II would argue Indifference To the In"st glorious pr
ylleae Of freeman which would DISLIKE =" Sc ~
any American citizen. Remember that your WI =
bajgr oi yo,i iiberly-that your VOTE vas bought
Tor sou by the best blood that was ever shed ~ battle
thr EARTH by seven years war 10y me Wisdom
the most iust0us and the waller oi tr 2tral-
warriors who lived by the tolls ann stIle-
giles, and htIoism Of Washington Remember lhat
your VOTE dlsllngushc. you from al! the olef to2
millions The rartl's surface; that u makes you e.
tzen instead Of snhjrct that II transfers you from
something ,te better than clattr 10 aiii ihat y
places you equality with rmpetors ana kings
Respect your Rights rs freeman aud sovereign, ana
VOTE on the 7th Of November Let no Incidence, m
difference or any inducement, deprive You ci your
rot We say and all, who may reau tesr lines,
VOTE! VOTE. VOTE Richmond Repnoiean
The Republican has no. over-cslImated the iu-
poriance OF voting. We too call upon every
man 10 cas his vote, and in doing So 10 recoi!ecI
that he is voting tor public servant, and, IN VIM
dicating his sovereign power. his duty is 10 take
care that he votes Tor those who Will reflect his
opinions Ii he is Democrat, he has the entire
assurance that Cass aud Butler will carry out
his wishes in sustaining the great principle oil
which he is the advocate. Every one Of The
seventeen Democratic Electors fully concurs in
his opinions.
II ne IS Wing, the names OF Alexander II.
Ii. Stuart, Sam'l Med. Moore, Rob;. T. Sc'tt
and The like, Federal Wings, who make up he
electoral ticket, guarantee the assurance that No
thing will be left undone by such men 10 pull
down me wise and beneficial measures which
have been built up BY the Democratic party, and
in their stead erect United States Bank, the
horrors OF which we're bu, Justly estimated by
that good and great man Geo. Jackson.
a high protective Tariff, which will make
lew rich al the expense OF the many and entail
high taxes on the laboring people, AM lessen he
value Of all farming productions will also
United States Bank will put speculation on foot,
and few gambling specuaur, vii! grow rich,
while thousands will be ruined, and thus will
the way b. paved tsr another otious and cor
ruptins Bankrupt Law, Of which Mr.. Fillmore
was he advocate, and the repeal Of which, ne,
doubtless, regarded as a mosr unwise act. The
leaven OF the unadul.cIated hatred Of our adop'et
citizens, which marked the Administration ot The
elder Adams is now infused into the Wing parry
by the unblushng coalition between the Wing
and the Native" parties. The lauer holding as
it will, IN The event OF the success OF the wing
party, The balance Of power in a Presidential
contest, will force The Wing party 10 adop! their
own idea (and thal a most infamous cne) oil
making our adopted frlow-ciizens bu, SO many
serfS, By refusing TO Them, until they have beer
here ,wenty.onc years, the right Of suffrage,
which every freeman SO highly appreciates. They
come amongst US, and AXE the Oaln Of allegiance
10 our country, and bare their breasts and she'd
their blood in fighting The battles OF Tic country,
and are lnlellisen, and cOnvcrsant with the p!in-
cipIes OF our glorious G ,vernment; and vel such
men are TO be told That they must stand aside, as
The legislation Of he Government would be lnJu-
rously affected il they are allowed 10 vote before
they have been here almos ageneraion These
are bu, some Of the ruinous measures which the
opponents OF the Democracy would act out, II the
people, in their support OF their Liberties anu 20
pular rights, should allow power 10 tall into me
hands OF the Feieral-Whig "Native" party,
which is now struggling 10 overthrow the Demo
ciacy.
William S. Archer was once tn declared
candidate OF the Native" party Tor the Pfssiden-
cy; and, as the coalition was 70 be marked By
btoihcrly love, we find him acting as President
Of The "samc old Coon" Wing State Convention
last Winter; and now no better Federal Wings
can te found than The said "Nalive" candidate
for he Presidency and Peter Sken Smith, who
was made the organ Of communication with Ge-
neral Taylor, that the "Na!ive" party had noml-
nailed him as their candidate; and the acceptance
Of the nomination, by General Taylor is faml-
liar 10 every one.