Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
! . tac Editors of Enquirer.

WASHINGTON Aug s, lo4S.
oHs'-Last evening Inc bone and sinew Of De-
inocracy, had grand uprising in this civ. The
democracy organized IN all the seven wards q;
.necNY, bearing aloft beautiful ransparencies,
win the feelings oil reemen for the first lime mr.
ganised in this city, and turned out in numbers ina,
!ola Whggery, Thar a, last the young lions were
~ me held, IN this benighted, down.trodden, a ud
incorporating municipality OF whieeery -
ms CITY, IN politics, is The more inolerant. imam
any corporate community in The United States.
hence, you cannot think, Me.srs. Editors. how
much rejoice Al the rising OF the Democracy
mere, which, by proper organization OF social
cluos, 10 pay respect 10 war worn veterans. or
10 band together in defence Of principles OF their
parry, lhat party that has fought these States 10
emInence in war and in peace
The wards moved in procession 10 the w;o.
yam opposite the "Union building" where The
| President oflhe meeting, Mr.. Thoma. Rrchie
Introduced TO The thousands around, Gen. Harral.
son oil Georgia, who entertained the public BY
| scorching detail OF The Wings and "obsolele
IDEAS, proving, as ne went on, that no faith is 10
De attached to them as party, from their pre-.
Vions lerslversations. General II. was loudly
cheered, and highly complimented by lis cnine
and numerous democracy. He was followed by
Mr.: Finn, from Missouri, reformed W1ig.-
This is singular expression, bu, nevertheless i,
IS true, for he says himself, he was benieh,ed
ioI nineteen years" but that now Richards
gies henceIorth. are for the Democrat 10 az.
iaEd, and Tor Cass and Butler. Mr. r. was Ga ns
lowed hy Senator Allen of Ohio. Mr.. A ann,n.
Ecu loi .ne absence OF Gen. WIN. 0. Bu,ler
~, IN nal o.eh suddenly taken unweli Blu, for
lhls misfortune, The General would have Wins
sea me lively interest taken for him and bis M.
oe ME leader in The coming contest Case and
butier are the soldiers OF The people az welI ~
civilians for The nation; and whether in mo ono
sphere or Inc Other, they are true 10 The olorv
and honor OF the country. e'o5
w Mcxlcan advocates are they, nor ara they
Oh mat sect OF politicians who uiN no, nav ton
cents Tor their nominations No. S;rs M.
'heir hearts arc as open as their hand. are over
wiling, and dollars and cents are as freely dis
riouted as their blood has freely been offered :
2 neience OF their country. Not 30 with nor. 4
IONS OF Whggery. As certain as Mr.. A. rose =
certain was entertainment. expected. He is ii
OF the man TO disaproint his friends, and we'll n
I'd Senator Allen do justice TO his subject. Ha Il
decided iavorlte with the Democracy here. n
I'd, consequently all was attention and breath b
So anxiety to hear his remarks. When Senotor u
zen concluded, the procession reformed and OF
arched TO the other end Of the Avenue. where IL
ceremonies of the evening were to be CON. is
lded. - WI de
on The march, in passing the Whie rostrum Il;
procession was groaned at, Kissed at. stoned W
Otherwise insulted by many Of the dirtn i, y
a'ss, who had stretched themselves purpo,eIy u
our path Tor insult. Although several OF our hn
'uus were struck with these missiles, none ,ro
me ranks 10 retafiate upon them. We con. -,
aeo Il was nest to leave Whisgery as we lin
10 y, engaged IN their filthy calling, and that for
would not follow their example. s,s
When we arrived at Jackson Hall CoIo,ol ,n 'D
W. Johnson was introduced to the stand He ,nh
lie short address, principally of encourage and
It 10 the Democracy to perseyere in the enoJ /
'e the cause Of our country. Old To vel
sch is as good as ever and was loudly bolc
red. Colonel J. was followed by senate, hed
sson, and he, too, is hard to beat. whether and
ne held or in the Senate He has made Wa
than one enemy cry p,cavi. II / mistake rate
he dubbed Mr. Stansbury once not far lS47
where he stood last night, and done him hxed
brown, and as he deserved But as s. was 'erG
mbar OF Congress, General Houston was 'oFs,
lred for tesing Mr.. S. on the ground
raj Houston Is very graceful and com. To
ing speaker, with fund of talent, wit
eminent He was loudly cheered. Gen r,
as followed by Senator Bright of Indiana. from
most excellent speaker, and touched off The
gerry in happy, good humor, for near forty. or 81
r fifty minutes, during which some Of donbr
crePt upon the ground, among such saw coun,
one Star peerng about in his white hat be dec
,at. Mr.. Pcodeton has almost given il Al
- EXPERIMENTATION alarmed him. If he has heard
will have to do so, and as eFectuaIIy "a la, =
nsttuents will drop him, for his vote on
IS 9 motion rejecting the Compromise. nous
ernor Smith of Virginia followed Senator combu
and as you know his powers of argu. North
MS scorching sarcasm, his great ability as every
hs - .rose ."o soouhess Oh Inc cause in BY No
y well suppose he did justice to bis bt
and equally did he do fuH Justice 10 the D,
'ry. But you should have heard it. 10 sd. which
rsoJ.. not we more ior the able service on July
NO Deinocracy-'herei is no 10 tie
stronger champion than Governor Smith the 2a,t
ID Dominion. May she continue to honor The nice
ms oefotion 10 lne cause of bis country The puf
ireen of Missouri also arose, and did dida,es
vice in the cause The daring CANAAN United
vas also on the stand; but beng near Several
''clock, The speaking closed with Mr. dance is
Sir, we spen, glorious a cheering y,-,,..
oy and consralulation with the brethren Tns ca
ocracy; with drums beating, cannon death Of
cEss peerins TO The Heavens, lighting On ,n 20 he
e1pan'e. and inviting US on 10 victory. On mott
NED EVANS. few aporo