Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
Jon. KERN, Jr., Secretary.
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z, The Editors Of The Enq'irer.
l. with the greatest satisfaction am permitted 10 con-
uac The old ana young Democracy OF the city Of RICH
nnd on the nominations made for the Senate and Assem-
usy Gregory Ellis nnd HaskEs are the men to deserve
SUCCESS; and surely Richmond has been redeemed from
ore mi rc by noble Caskc she certainly rid her
nnn,irce for the Senate r. e. Scott Esq. He is host
himself He knew such word rs jail when enlisted ~
me GOOD old Republican campaigns of former dnys; and
now thai the young Democracy are coming 10 Inc pos lot
e first re they are the boys that will rally, with few ex-
ccptons IN The side of the Republican party CT the State
and gin: united strength 10 the old wheel Morse mat new
or saS kcas trace when under hard pull Gut persevees
uncr thu pressure untii he finally rones out SMELLY Now
is The time .o the men OF Virginia 10 lnasc noble
eiior, Lei tcm do their bes ana Tue uior,af Oh wing
will he routed and your bcauil! cry reueehec ole.'
81. Cougurr Winecty nUw and the "cloY hereafter J.
and certain And with The sallan; spirits tht 20"
hare selected your san'aid-oraGfs sfey noe VIII 10.
acir Tor ihosc who love lheIr country mos
and her All wel!wi-htrs To the prosperity Oh
Virginia will the Democratic Ticket IL Is Inc tcA,
That c and vitality the action OF man; II Is Inc Hex
T: oi energy aud reform.
M Summers the biz gun OF the Federass OF our STATE
had talk Yesterday evening with his friends al ieAih-
!Ti. They MAJ! quite time VI IT, nm TOLD. Mr. Summers
home in that torn. There more federal prer!nct IL
:hc whole L. States than that very ancient town II En"w'
10 b.; hence. NJ. will find difficulty in being
Gsy toasted hi!e cc, on his c5rand oi npartr FEDERAL so
ii a.ira TO- make arr afelerns: the Governor 81
loved unj renowned Democratic Commonwealth Ihtt.
ia ancicn, cn:y choice spirits al I'll" eH'c
and they will llIp. ~ lncr utmost Ia bring about q
ri,ru in ngr citizens THIS is ,crr cUnmcrdtbl; ard
ely their ioot U! da,y raictnen, We VIII c'"rr
,.r ,, in i, -, d! cause AZ! nvr ,onN .i-j; &c:
.r - DESPAIR ii $acic-s. u hr the S'h 81 De'r"tcr 'iic
~i.i.iH. Bay u rJa,i:naisn ADD ref l." johnson.
"a >e ana cock H. III. wa,"w0rt =" lie republican pr!
si!ru. it SAFE GG ,In': nrilcuhtii "h"rht N" D.
n.r!cy labor "c:c ;i:r F,GttIii-' Hold n aS:utG
rf,,Jn.JTancc. Suci Il i"wu Alex !ndrip; Fui,
~ da IS nos ar distant "h.n the cc:a sway IN tAi ir""
81 nr o,cfc1ni., AMI the pare rriac;.s oi a.ic.aus1
AL ao,n!nipn tr Iinds Of tic wi:Ulc community
IL" iirGocT co,aGI IN pretty lat nay" % c0Hhi
,"" w!i b. quorum, The Isl day OF December
II III IT Is II, dr. II tic "@inz!!lo ~ ~ ~ES"s ;lr
n"sS,se Of Ilr Fillmore viii Dc read 81 IN" "a TIE Re
yu5tc j. mInimg every Arrangement; 10 nave the lc$s!4r
".!ri! cifa:i!aei
DO know what say Of Mr. Webster, since ny asr,
IN "icrcucc his designations. "lnS' thinks i possible.
ard taen the pt,bao''v that ir FILLMORE will ~"
crp MS C.gnaiion. Tx, j, all CANNON Il Mr. Webster
determines his resignation il Is settled fact. viii I'D.
nc;c my first opinion, with the sights before me, that he
.r! resign; b ;hcn he vii! asc his time Tor ii. lie
sM not go through Mr.. FTimores term.
The Speakcfsni and Clerk, is the all cEgrossins spccula
zion. II is very question Ia discriminate The Vest
en members want the Speaker and would Ike 10 have the
Clerk also. This they cannot get They must "nve the
pne and lose the other II is impossible 10 say which they
vii! take. Were 10 choose the Speaker there no man In
the House, that woud obtain my Jude Bay
iy Virginia. He is, OF all the members, from his expc
rience and talents the best suited that exalted s:aon
such my candid opin0n hui, We cannot make the
Speaker may that the House and will and give
u.s. their selection, able and udcous presiding office
Tor The country; that will be acceptable 10 themselves
and Al the time willing to assume for himself the
duties OF the Chair There most OF candidates named
io the Speakeshp and time must be allowed for action
As To the Ce kship Tie hitler warm be-
tween the present incumbent and Col Forncy think thu
has the prepondcrance OF interest in his favor at least
he has my wishes for his because he deserves sue
cess for the noble victory his able pen helped achieve in
the late Pcnnsy lvana election Among the talented men OF
the Keystone State in the contest where Nhlggey
and Abolition combined against the Democracy, Col
FUrncy second in the State, in bringing
about the glorious result in the triumph OF the Democratic
party. For his services surely then, the House OF Repre-
will do Justice to this pesevering and indomi,ablc
champion of the Democratic party For such service do
prefer COL Forney and for such service the gallant soldier
should be promoted by his friends Yours
JAcoB FAITHFUL JR.