Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
zTHF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

spoils." Let US keep our eyes upon The hypo
| critics, mark all such disin,eTesed PATROLS and
expose them as they deserve.
By Peter V. Daniel, Jr. The Northern Demo-
erals, who voted for the. Senate m2romise bill:
Whose finn devotion 10 The Constitution rehukes
so severely the recreancy Of Sou hern Wings
whilst II gives US the assurance that 10 The De-
mocracy OF the Union must tbs South look Tor
the protection OF her constitutional rights.
By Alexander Craig. Lewis Cass and VIM.
| 0. Butler: More honored in their retirement
than their rivals in elevation 10 power.
BY George Taylor. The President elect
| Let US hope that the revelations of his Southern
oracles are based on truth; thai his political pro.
gramme may not be seen 10 SILVER in shreds all
,atlered and torn by The brambles and creepers
and parasilical vines whose formidable network
he must encounter on the path OF duty.
BIZ Col. John 0. Moshy-The Democracy OF
the Union: With our principles uniurled, we
have mel with temporary defeat, more triumphant
in our fall than The yctors in their uncertain vic
tory. Our glorious cause will prosper and bios
som as lhe rose, unarnished by deserving or dis
owning The principles we Struggle Tor.
fair, "Ou Flag is there
BY VIM. F. Walson-The veto power: One
OF lhe strong arms OF constitutional liberty "a
protection 10 minoriles-ils wisdom has been
| canoniZrd by time.
By Samuel +. Harwood. The present admin
islraion Faithful and true 10 lis trust il will be
pointed 10 as The Polar STAR for future ones TO Steer
by
BY Jonathan B. SloYall. The heall. OF Attn
erton, flanagan, Douglass, Dickinso, Breesc
and The other noble spirits in Congress who stood
by the Constitution and dared 10 vote for the
Compromise bill in spite OF the jeers OF Wilmo
Proyisoists al home. Virginia remembers with
orr i'm n ,uhn hnu hU he
BY William Wallace. The Democracy Of our
common country: They have ever been The ad.
voca'es OF the largest rational, practical and con-
stitulional liberty There can be no rational lib
ery without their principles.
By Danie NJ Lion. Old Virginia: As She
was in SO, 50 she is in As Halt a century has
net changed her.
BY { w. Massey. The Tenth Legion. whose
untcrrilied sons have twice saved Virginia, 1.-THE
citadel oil Democracyl
By Isaac K Watkins. The Constitution: We
would preserve il as ii came from the hands OF
lis immortal trainers, with all lis checks aEd linn
ilations upon IT,
By Albert G. Pendlelun. James A. Seldom:
Distinguished alike Tor his private and public
virtue, the Democracy OF the Metropolitan Dis.
lrict will reward him for his devotion 10 the prn-
ciples OF the Republican party.
Calls were made Tor Mr.. Seddon-but, the
hour being late, he had left the room
By John B. Young. The glorious Tenth Lee
sion OF Democracy: Ever invncible, lis STAN
dari always proudly floats DER The field Of victo-
~.
By Dr. John w. Reins Robert G. Scou:
Though fighting under the Gibraltar Of Wing
seiy, h. has never quaiIed, but has sustained
himself well against the cohorts OF the enemy.
By Vincent Bargamn. The Democracy !:
Defeated but not dismayed. We will rally again
and fight them, AMI al the next sping election in
this District while The Taylor nags [who are
ANXIOUS 10 ''run'l are curing themselves OF The
"Bous," ~e will give them good "Democrar'
who will represent US all in The next Congress.
By Moses Lipscom5 The Wings, like the 10
Gusts, come bur seldom, and stay but short
time when they DO come.
By Dr.. VIM. A. Paueson-The Independent
Treasury: lis constitulionality the plain letter OF
the law-is wisdom proven by its successfully
The divorce between the national isc and Banks,
Stale or Federal, be perpetual.
By James c. Smith-The honorable Elector
OF the Culpeper District: The chasle, eloquent!
and accomplished Democratic orator--the Bar
bour who having shorn the m 'dern mereirclons
Sampson Of Midland country, like the old man Ct
the mountain" siransled him 10 solicitation and sci
him "scott free"
Sent-The minute men Of Culpeper in The re-
volulion-ihe minute men oiDemocracy for 1852.
By Samuel d. Denoon-The Wing party will
ever throw their political arrows in The clouds,
the Democrats will fight under their shade.
BY James l.. WhnIow, La returned Mexican
volunteer, l-Virsnia: Well may she be proud
of her position
''Whereer roam, VIII itever lands | see,
My heart still fondIy clinss to Thee"
By The Committee OF Arrangemcnts-Our
hosts, Sadler and W heeley: Their admiraolelar-
engagements and bounlilul repasl have satisfied
every one, and deserve our thanks. lCheers
George E. Sader returned his acknowledgements
10 the company and expressed himself as highly
g.alifed at knowing that he had given salsfac-
ton This done, he did not begrudge his labor
and pains. He gave:
Modern Whiseery: The monster OF darkness
avoiding the light because lis deeds are evil
Let II but rear lis heal in open day light ahd lis
i1formiirs are exposed lis errors are dispeled
like The mornings dew before the midday sum-
Thomas Wheeey also returned thanks and
sail il had given him pleasure 10 assist in pro-
viding for 20 large aud intelligent company
upon an occasion like The present. de gave:
The Democracy: When beaten, they speedily
rr-organize their forces for another battle, and
triumph over all opposition.
By f. B Gooch-The true Democracy: May
hey soon saddle their horses and wieci the dis
contents into line.