Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14
RICHMOND, VA.
uorn;nr. November II. 1913.
u-,nc plrRAI. RESULT.

Cas-, pnts to,ih III following eo''''''.' no
shirt Of which every ueih'c '"'' WYNN
zen, cordially crncefs. NJ
the Ava'iaoie' ana Aoo'''''''', ,nca.l-
1--we! i"Geed, ius J Wa wy ;, ,be
ment o. ap'aio"> y" " - .,,;,,o IL, ,lisiiu.
dag, aai ny et@he'd' -, ~, No,,, &C
guished trIenas y mona .,"i - p.ou;.o and >,
pledged moi 70 Ve.o w ,,,a, dine azores.
lie Soulh Is p'euse" ~. .ch;cved
sion upon me SCUM ne ,..,,o. ;;
trmP&iafy V'c'''S-'u' :" ,aao
"Hone.s Niiioushoy Ne"t'"'
u:n T. Gus a'i' aSi'es =" '''s'' ~ -, w;,,
~ WI -" ,,.insr The
have 70 say Whe.ae' " : ~ ~
South AM act atccroi' sS' "e 49, 49,, :,
South must me one - me "'"''' =
this question:; and ieirioie wiz oe '"e ""'
on'hs. Tue MOTH WIN '''. - ,,o;,
crn Wings will be compelled 70 sar',"'.
nary j; he South Wha' will Ihey 90 Ia 'n's
,:,,a :, ,rhicb ,hry have Wlu!ly m.
ia'a' W
vowed themselves ,,onl
The Democracy ha'e P'i>usa q" ots"'
,o3 Straight ;or yard course. Ifey nave s'oou
;,.,,Ie. and ,ha constitutional rights
u'o' "" -, i, ,,,;,,c "a ,.ccpnv Inc
81 me Sou'"' ~
same proud platform, ho"eSei IN
r.se ar treason raise lis crest Ihey VIII s'aha
- ,,,,tc Sou,h. the Constitution and The Union,
Y a,,s,o,s (a.ir did in 1871. !
aad "heh ~ ,. ,he,, nil
The bitter runs VI W his aseeh"'"'' -
AGAIN eoriousiy triumph The principles o. me
4. nd hov a
.:,,.h,., u.han m, ;.sne i tsitly made
""y o,,,e,s;ve roea.
between t"e'" ano ''e WI ~ '''1
snreS o. 'Gclr ttueid' oppo"en''
a.wavs been-ihns WI!iitbe again. a reason coiu'
MN Gems. ana eyprlieDce have clearly lennon.
''"''' 81, ,,;aro
WIN these de>"''uiy, ou' s'hee'ey ~
ws commend 10 every Democrat The admirable
I'D ;rdomi,ahle courage which moved the
SUM on" ~ -. .,;,r,s !, no
puoi'ca''o" = '"'
Union:
The omens indeed seem 10 be prelly strong
ageins. u. 4; and no very bright hope may remain
that The Wings have not elecied their PRESIDENT
and Vice President Ii is hue Thai The reports OF
Wing malorties, as hurriedly mace up.ior Tue Ie-
lesraph and Transmitted by II from station 10
station, will doubtless be again, as 'hey we're ID
the laie Stale election OF pennsylvania, very
considerably cut down BY he ofhc'ai returns
Mure, hOwevc-, Is know than Vas l'eu'a, ~ loict
upon Us lie conviction that the Democratic par-
", Standing eveImore erect and sleadiast upon IL
great and sacred principles-proud OF he glory
and prosperity which they have Wfnueht out lor
!hc country and sure tnaI they VILE long aSain
commend themselves 10 The judgment and nc
hear, Of the people-must now prepare itself 10
thacS 81 plp
The usceudenuy when our principles and our
policy justly gave nS in he government Is prooa-
hiy lost toC lhe tm. BE-! ihat poiicy and those
PRINCIPLES siIli remain win us, as wise, as liut,
- IA rioic as precious and rs sure OF eventual
triumph as tney we're twenty years asc, when
ne i!lustrious Jackson armed himself in HEN TO
4 battle for he rights and the power Of The PEG.
ple and 10 smite down the munimenls OF corrupt
and corrup;ing legislation, in which he found the
party Of privilege inlrenched. Since that day. the
Demt cratic parry mas made its strong, broad,
5,igut mark both abroad and al home, upon the
history 0! the country The world has seen il. II
speaks for iseIL LEI every Democrat look back
upon il, and from Inc sigh draw strength 10 meei
he present crisis as il should be met
For ourselves, VIC "bate no jot Of heart or
hope" Never more confident Than now IN he
soundness OF cur principles We have come out q
his haue all ready should lite aud health be
spared 10 US, 10 60 into another Tor the same good
cause, We know well the influences which
have produced what seems 10 be our rresen, de.
tea.. We learn thai, for months, our opponents
hay, been penetrating Amos, every precinct and
,nwnsbip in he STATES which formed the battle
ground Of tho Canvass with all The means and
aonlianccs al a secre, bu, complete organization.
They have brca Il this work Tor months, while
tue Democracy. confident in the Justice OF their
cause AMI lis Strength 81 il Inc people. stood BY
gi,h folded arms. Wing money has been freely
uei. Wing documents and Wing cmissares--
IN. c0ip0rieurs OF poliiics-have found their way
into every no.k and corner where vote was 70
be gained. The result is before us. Rightly
viewed. il car have no other ch,c, than 70 rouse
IN cvc,y Democrat 10 new exerlions vi h ths
Democracy is the permanent power OF this cuua-
ny A Wing triumph must always " bu' an
accident. This line, il indeed il have been &C
compishei j, is bur Inc acci'eni Ci an accident
No, monlh will sIapst before the people, feca-
vering from ne excitement of The Contest ami
heir temporary bewilterment beicrc shining
military rrnown, Will wake up in surprise 10 The
iaci, mat. lpr tour years, neir government 49, BY
lhcir vote, 70 be Whig-at least in name. Lei
Whia poacy prevail 10 lis councils, and but lew
months w;l! n > before he political armament
will show signs HAT Yei ant;hcr fcli''' al fcvolu
lion is AT hand. To get The power Of he coun-
Try, The Wing party has disguised i'srll t"
keep that power even 10 he end Of lis four years
term, il mus, uaphig ilseli-loTtunale, even il By
so i ing il can secure any reasonable hdnce OF
continuance and cohesion.
Even Il we are Nv defeated, Inc democratic
rary has seen darker days Than tuesdays,
TOO, The gloom u which only added brightness g
inc splencor Ct the then swiftly returning iii.
haii ,,r.d, &c Iss .,ran, over ,hc
,ans 7 ., -. No., ,o,n., 10 l.s.on ~ ~, aar
W. ,hen s,,'nd 5otoa,.d No, dan,,sJ ,,as.
,r,.d far Tho nanonn, hn, snrs 70 rice a..in w;,h
new rover. Then The Od Dominion s,ond ius,
a. she ncv. .tands-unshaken in her iaih i'm
presnable 10 The assaults Of faction erect, lrum.
phanl, glo,ious gu hen, no, as row, among
the lour sfr,. central States Of the Union, Viz
sinia stool alate, Penns,lvania and Ohio did