Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
MORE COMPLIMENTS TO THE OLD
DOMINION.
[From the Raleigh ~. c) Stanford M nav

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pess-e. Texas. Mississippi and Maryland-anu
il we SHOULD gain but tour IN lnese &o'a'e''
shall have The House. ~ 3
This result in sod Virginia" Will senu
thrill of pleasure through the hearts Q. 'nou'
sands in all paris of the Republic, ana WIN 'n,-
mate The Democratic party every Wheie - -
newsd eyeItious. The gal liant STATE Wh'e . Sase
birth 10 Washington and Jefferson SUI "isp'diII
the fag Il Democracy, emblazoned WIN e'eina'
truths, 10 the winds OF Heaven; and ihouS1 o.ne'
Republican communities may lallei anu i"",
she is always there, in Inc hour ol tria' anu u
gloom--her b.ow always "bound WIN Vic'o' -,
Gus wrealhs," and her devotion 10 The sooa gu
cause as unqussioned as il IS elevated am sin-
cere.
We firmly believe that it is in our power ID
this Stale ~ cain Al least TWO members oil Con-
gress; AMI We would respectfully urge upon cur
friends, especially in the Wayne and NORTH
amplon Districts, 10 bring ou their sliongrs
men and make ready for The struggle LEI US
look al The resuI, in Virginia, and indeed IN al
the States which have voted since layioi was
inanguraed, and lake courage Inc ineuic'ne
ot Prescription is doing the WORK, aha i"y'o'-
ism, which is bul another name Tor broken pieGs
es and violated promises, i destined 10 sueI SIN
more, il we are rue 20 ourselves, before me sum
mer closes
From he Roshestsr (Nep York; Adrert,ssr.
VIRGINIA Is STILL THE OLD DOMINION.
FuuRTxEs OUT OF FIFTEEN or HER CONGRESS
MEN ARE DEN lcRATs !!!-This ever ielapie
Stale has done her whole duty 10 the ID ,mocr- nc
cause. The annals oi election campaigns 'or
quarter OF century, do not show hsr democta'
lie sons con ending against 50 great an amouh'
OF official influence a has Teen alairu Against
her in The late contest. The Taylor Cabihe'
early decided TO bring all their In1ience 70 pear
upon those Slaies VINO were just 10 elect mem.
bers OF Congress, llat they might not be shoTn OF
power b. Democratic Congress Co nectlcuI
led The van ard prayed herself good against the
wes o. The Taylorcab4l, who attempted % {.
duce her democrac,, by pos,poning all pfoscup.
i've movements ~ ihat sale until alter election
was over The Oh Domuion required sill
greater effort 10 shake her constancy to he demc-
cratic talh Democrats were mol only retain
ed in Office, but the vacancies were led by dem
ocras; hut all 10 no purpose. Virginia was pr
cneer IN The cause olTevuluIonafy Irecdom-her
soil has been moiseIet b. Inc blood OF TOO many
revolutionary pa.rids-she has brought TORN,
nuurishe and sill cleriShcS IN" memory OF TOO
many Democratic Pn.itrnis, Ia be aLfed itom
The path Of tuy BY hderai devices, IL h. tEis
when the country dcm nd> h"r influence, her e1
ample, ami her iIl wee IN the c"Incis Of oar
country. The proud etampe Of her devotion 70
Democratic principles thai she has hus giyen
10 her sisers al The coheirracy, will serve 70 N
.pire the Democracy oiKehlucky. Indiana, Mis-
sour, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, la
hama Norm Carolina Na>sachu>-'s, lshnfe
Island, Mafylani AMI Dr!ana'c, wi'h 50 much
confidence that throu9lihcir ali, the mex Con-
grrss will b. largely Ilmocfslic and The NJ
4 NIL No r.lI. vp,i fr,t IN
ms present embarrassing situation, by afiyine
ms signature 10 DemotatiC Measures. II he
ppope are SION placed possession OF their r.
oi.,ma,e power. which now in The han!s Of an
Intriguing band oi political reneeafes, 10 Vir
aiuia belongs the praseoi having frs entered
ne breach.
The Lancaster lnteisencer, among o,nei
compliments 10 Virsinl, ,ays:
"Virsinia stood prnuly erect in the great pc
liucal whrlwind Of lSI, when almost the Whole
Union Welded 10 a SEES Of senseless mumme
ries and sensual deba.heries. whose bare con-
temptation al his day ifs The mind with as,oni>t
men, and disgust ShwaS at her post in l-44,
and again in lS4S; andc her belongs The engi.
able distinction snaredby none 81 he original
thirteen. Of having nelr vel deposited her clec-
,ora vote Tor Federacardida'e Tor the Pfcsi-
t.ncy. Again She hasrrhy Iebuked the lay
lor administration byending 10 lie next Con-
grrss fourteen good anaue Democrats opposed
Ia its selfi III and proscriive policy, AMI only one
Fedcrslist and he election Democratic rOtcs rs
a oh ne Of evils, Hrris a consccraud Com
unwealih-a chosen 10 ol earth, sacred III
The ewes OF all Democra, and lovers Of tree and
good government
"Thc time was when Pennsylvania and Vir-
-I,V,fh hi, IN
Inc bop.,> OF friendly ifalctiy, md wolshipprg
Al IN same POLITICAL altar Way Ia, period soon
AGAIN ,e,ura! In the las CsNfess The delegation
rrnm VrgInia STOOD De1Ta's 9, Wings g. |
| In ~. n.xi !; will >'and-Daocfai.. Ii. Wn'ps
i-b,ing a Democratic gaiand Wing loss o. |
i've members; equivalent 10 votes
The HUDSON New York3azeiie says:
General Taylor came inloflice sustained lis |
popular majority in The ou>e, and with |
gain in every STATE where aelcction had taken |
place No sooner does he sume The reiGs oi |
government, than he CONTRACTS his professions |
b. his official acts; ami whas the resull2 The
people are passing their corIDnalI0n upon his |
acls; they are returning mOcrallc majority |
10 The House that will holhim in obeyancc,
and allow him 10 60 thus and no further
that will deprive the wings ,ali power for mis-
chief, and render fuiie all torts 10 repeal The
measures adopted Ivy The .aidemocraic admin
isiralion. The New York Jrnal OF Commerce,
one OF the leading Taylor pers in The la,l can.
vass, says: tine Wings wihaye no power 10
carry any strong party mease IN the new Con-
efes, such as An increase OF tiles on impors, or
repeal q Inc sub.lreasufy.' And TURNER, 'tdat
tte public may therefore, r. on The continu-
ancr 81 he same general poy which has been
pursued oil ale, Nth 50 mue,adpant0gc 10 tie
country and sattJa.tiOn 10 heDple."
"Tne resu Of the recen! eciions can leave
no duu bt hut that the temcacy are destined
soon 10 recover that asceniEy in the Union
hal has been lost 10 hem lhro,h heir divisions
The onward progress OF lhelemocraic parry
may be arrested Tor A mJmen bul II cannot b.
resisted or stopped-it is deined 10 rule and
control the desinies OF this n,hty republic !ot
ages 10 come"
Correspondence Of the Wa.ngon Union.
NEWARK. y. May I, 1919.
Allow jersey Democrat lcongratuar you
"n he result IT The Vngini election. Il !
enough 10 m1ks ore ire g.. all over. Thr
democracy Of Ii" oil G,bfal has hardly let
enough Of whissery !ol SEED. )niy think Of it
fourteen Democrats 70 one VIZ, aud hc only =
from hs shoulders down!
gucss OH Z2cs's a'vise,wili fin oul, e.
iors, mat prescription i me which hc'h
SUES eau pay d.. lie COfecllCut aab VIZ |
ginia Democracy have .ivrnMcs>rs. Ewmg;
Coilamcr Il Co. asprcincn other metal, an
IL is now he harissI ien: ud In his ny, b.
way OF smoothing down Inc ,sreTilies Of par
~" they nave rempvette mospoPua! postmas
Ter We ever had, 10 make rcpm "A hroken.towr
ari>locIat, up 10 h's eyr.h.owin deb, witnout
credit sufficient 10 buy HE oce-tIiuTes. !"
sooner had NJ given MS note ,ith The required
security, fcr them, han one mis- creditors g
wind u II, and had hem adrtised Tor SAT-
Another cdiiioh OF Fuz Waa,ism on a small
sca;e To hear ~hlggery Pre:h about The Eli
Moore affair, one would scaely believe thai
Flz Warren neloageG . he rhieous parry
Which i worst, i.r 4 sutof.inle officer Of lie
MARSHAL 10 take $50 900 l.oaa ibe!led vessel
ami place Il . nl'o~n crsc.t bank, and Goe,
no Immediately account or i. q 10 take $50 QUO
from he 75cnc.s u ah9Gas ZEN aut soinen,
acd l-avc ior PATS unsacwG? Democracy r.
puiia'es and dsowns the vae--Lhsseiy homo
ant rewards The o.hcr
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