Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28

in Democratic districts Let then meet in convention;
and will propose for your consideration the names "l the
follow in. ecneieu: j. \. Mason Gen Edward T. Scott,
Robert Klloy and Archibald Atkinson IL there any Wing
tlic sTc, who would represent us in the convention
with ability than either o lie above named ndyida
ais shall discard these gentlemen any others when
may think III, and casi our votes for Wings because
party should h. knowniu the clcc"n2 Would not be
rather a reflection upon our party that unwilling 10
Democrats for fear ihcv may give The constitution
PARTY c.r hui The Whias WOMB! not or think W that The
Wings the peculiar guardians Of The pe"rc rlsn's ana
interests! \ Di.Mo'hii'
FoR riII ESurIGER
10 ne Ten0crG lOicrS NJ Han0rcr, $potiSrlnid, tdr0
line and hag lWan
anxious ri aspiring Ia my position which i mol
open Ia hc hopes al every honest and intelligent freeman
IN This country certainly do not aspire seat III the
Convention October, who's" oicc will he I"
lav the foundation oi Your State government Ny
wish airdys avoid dsailin", and 10 do iu justice 10 me
motives o others who dlc with on any SUBJECT, and
vhou, choosing IL be dictated 10 in matters ot taste by "A
Voter Of the District, whether my course tr decent al
.iqdcct aud repudiaiipg every lpntatlon I" selSh u
ambitious designs which he livsy oasis upon tust
whose views are different ,romhis Happen 10 think and
will maintain spite Of Sir Oracle that i absolutely IN
ispcnsbie for lie democratic party not only oi ms o'
ct but the State preserve l!s party organization ~
the approaching election Tor delegates Ia the Convention
unless tic democrats willing unnecessarily l" IN
The ik oi having thu power we rsniiy ENJOY ronl
means popular majority the Stale, ched irons rs BY
willy and yslant political advcrsarlcs nus ncce@
sv, iacr myself easily be made obvious II there b'
any sine rity in PARTY pfoirssios and will certainly be- tel
and understood by the democratic party alter IN not before
The Convention shall have completed lis aboTs, should ON
III union and concert fail in securing naiord.
III the delegates in that This is all we desire. TN,
81 The stc, parties must have majority, and since tn
State democratic. il i but reasonable That Democrats
shout, iayc contron. influence in the work vi REFORM
Ensure ,s and skill no. fall out about The precise ~"
tie u attainment. for have idea If impuonns
III, motives qnusnnng The honesty, though dn"5i tn
policy, III he conduct Of those Democrats who - Spot"
yvania ana Caroline courts, preferred not 10 cooperate
with their o"n party friends IN nrganlng ana concentrating
The Democratic strength of The district. lh.y ana ne
doubt, intend among men oi equal abiy 10 pE.' NOSE
their political views without seeking az even ~Isl
ng "tu osir,citc" their opponents lrum the public com
els ind feel very confident thai agreed in III,
discrimination permit The Wings, Gnicr Disguise, l.
divide that ey conqncrn lunic contests ~ whlcl
a Voter OF The pisct may discover some justice pri'i;
or d.cery in our district Restricting her choice to tn
ranks Of 4 party sect" Then doubtless, lie may ais
discover that Fidelity 10 party has s'.i' My hrcnn al
iancc rlc stale indeed il is al AL times wlrl par
liz, contend for prncpie and mo- for spos '-and such i
the genuine character al the great Democratic party bot
State and National mr. triumph l. thus identified with lin
cius, 81 the Commonwealth and is promotion is tn
lofty aim who earnestly desire to ensure that It's desii
AZ is committed hands. The .iolvc- aud fishes
do not .ovo but n heretofore. may continue with per
hap, l." iTiIess bounty 10 feed The hungry multitude
Who have lon. under Democratic rule consumed then
with srednoss that would scarcely spare one basket nl
/. ut iaam. IL those who prn.id, i the feast.
nav, 10 ilu - find with "a Voter ol the District 10
is desert t!o ht oJ.c, l" tie attained by the pra:ost
amendment IT m Constitution lar il ;pcs lie utter.
iaas s,r,riilc% which enough IN hi, nutacraor
al The portions o tie Constitution that call inr amendment
points which propose. /" show the Democracy o the dis
uct. in few plain words, Vi The hishr;, practical i'm
poiancc IN party point ri view None OF us presume
patriotic 10 mediate surrender Of our party don
nation To he Wings through of "aleancc ~ ht
State. This would be Fidelity party" with sen
geaucc-. voluntary promotion n party by us, III
whose principles and professions VT haze faith Snch
result is not intended am sure by portion al The De-
nocrcy ri Ibis District bat let Us see ii wc are not in some
danger.
Among the questions which will inevitably sprin. NJ in
the Convention will BE- touching the partition Of Iorsr
between the different departments .! the government l.
there nothing in the proessc principles Of the two parties
Wings and Democrats 10 make vi consequence Ia
each Ia have the mdjpry and thus the contr0 of this sub
cci! Siams show w,ich way the wind oiows. Let the
Democracy remember The debate the inspection htrs iu
ring the extra session ot last Summer Believe me there is
a wide difference here between ourselves aud Wig
! TRENDS.
A.an-on The question OF suffrage:
i there difference nor likely 10 bc, between this
point. i" say no, would be /" dcny We'll settled truth III
reference IL the conduct III nun in masses. They al
Ways more ar less governed y their own views Of their
interests. Here and there individual cxccp
lions Just enough however prove The rule Now does
doubt that it is decidedly Ia The ntr.csi al the Wing
party preserve and retain the Constitution that fun
~, whic', The Democrats ae resolved t. eNtirpaie
or sofin@and that il permitted 10 have the majority in
r Convention, they "W retain H. unless forced 10 rcln
cuh il bv lie overwhelming weight .; popular cpni,nni-
lion! IT, double voting, unless DESTROYED. sol.nny he
ievo VIII give the Wing party TIE control o III" Slate q =
yGrnmcnt in ten yoashat event do consider call
ed for by ALI ,ance the state and rs no means
| bc The ri tlr Commonwealth"
nie reimbursement OF the "basrs Of representation
and TAXATION will occasion terrific -rIgg. between the
parties. Through this the minority may So arrange
r Senatorial districts their asccndancv ihr
Upper House. and they will do it, if ioolshy pat il
,r power 10 do Crowdin9 large Democratic nilo,i-
lies in iem districts, and laying oil numerous with
uSl Wing maIoeS in each with The aid ri 'doublc
voting is exceedingly simple contriyancr hy which
mno..u IN e Stat" hamper ard restrain the pFiy
Is This an object 50 lrpcrafivey demanded far the sake OF
the cause OF thc Commonwealth and natural 4 result
III allegiance 10 rhc State induce Democrats
av aside ih.ir party ties and forget their prncpcsl hun-
bis think not All the three points touched up" 10 or
marrow vision, se"m 10 involve questions ii VIA,
| State"
lor not be unders God, however To desire even could
he r"siy accomplished the total exclusion vi the Wings
from ~ participation IN the labor. tn, honor and the
spous''y o: framing ioI a Constitution whose
i"n' shall b. laid deep in The affections thu people
tn u" ileit Is no danger o such consuinnaou were il
attempted. Many ol Tie Convention Districts SONG OF
them the most p"Fuou> in The state, Hag by large mn.
jaf.s and will as.urcdy be represented br unanimous
N:h- cl-iti"ne nness where, or appearance some
$50: Democrat may be elected here and there the
"ei .: man beng sent foT his great private ami public
worth only shall maculousy happen. Bu for this con.
ii'n ana te sincere think republican, desire that the
views opinions and wishes Of the majority should Obtain
irn' and feature IN the new system about be introduced
!; ""id be matter OF The smallest with nI,
whether rcpScntedhy Wig Democrat ~ ro-party
rEn except that my sympaihies naturally incline To- nv
own III preference Ia other parties The Whg press h.,
leNc was the first IL lis party their standard;
"" but advise steps necdi IN our judgment I" hvari
il1n any portion 81 our friends happen they do
Gilr WIN US on ile course 10 be- pursued, trust that
WI! he u charitable 10 rs as We 10 them and that
least may he condemned for thing worse Than
perhaps Too ardent Zeal for the cause OF The Common
wealth IA We understand IL and whilst take the hber-
~ sI ~ cautionng te against The OF The Wings we
10 not mean 10 he understood is nputng any conduct To
them h' Wings watch any other party in tho minority and
aiiNo' {" obtain power would or might resort Ia
for ve feel the MOS thorough conviction that ha course
II iolfhn ri the Democrats Of Caroline AMI Sn,,,sylya
fcatcd - muiivcS though nrrlapS mi
k,n AMI t." generous ones ala, feel some c,n;,nr i,
tin hs-eit'u that hey viii support any one - Ia, docs
not pcec himself, or distinctly understood 10 he with he
democracy on he points in heated above rs ksiy /, mo-
duce party divisions the Convention Tncse points strik.
w. al e,ince but there will beyond doubt be- many no,c
occurring iii days Discussion, upon which IA ties will
divide under the Influence 81 their old sni familiar p.inc
!es As 10 the uaiortunanc quarrel between The East and
Wes IL tad enough, and good %! all parties i'll Ia
Dor heal the hrtlch and unlie