Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14
70 he Editor. Of Ms Enquiry

, 70 The ida0rs Of :hs Enquirer ,., u.nco4
~ ,.on, ,v seen notice In your paper OF meeting ol
,.a democracy held in Richmond in which see the nali
If come Of the first Democrats III the state IN. resolutions
ged by AIR Wise, and adopted. will meet with thc ap!o
,;a ~ ~, Democrats only in Virginia, but t!Te's-
nm, Tho country The meeting VIII have the erect 20 u'i
stimulate the leading ps o. e and Soon the
,o, sns will be brought furt-soon many an influential
a rr;I come forth and do battle for the Democracy.
Nth Wise in the water country oattins io primer
, ~ a d;J rhen Cass and Butler the candidates, we
s, nJ Will have a different result from that of 1913
4 thorough organization III 'e parry ae ms uc WIN oe
advantage in the coming Spring Elections besides
H., ,, advantage our principles will receive in the next
Presidential contest 49,, eoo, roror,aa , ,,p,hor ~
,ea,;nas of Tho Southern Rights Association hope the
nteress of the South may be advanced nave no DOUBT
of IL There will be goods otoush' INTO ,Is ot.e ne
nresent season. from Richmond, Baltimore ana oef oou-
than a apy other time since the foundation OF this
government Some towns IN your stare nave neen very
backward in the formation OF oouthcfh AssociaoS. c'
mo sov that thew must up and doing something or they
viii not receive the patronage which they otherwise would
~ there be established line OF steamers direct 10 Europe
Eyps and import your goods. lhsrc are many per-
In nrcf imported American cluhr Cassmercs &c
If imported by Southern merchants, they viii buy hei
by Northern they will the different mercantile houses
IN of cities and 90 10 The North. Richmond has raised her
self in the csmation great number OF country Merchants:
and many Some say they VIII not 90 ariler than
Baltimore 10 buy goods Establish line Of steamers
actu.e your goods buy foreign articles imported by
Northern merchants let all The towns vi Virginia adopt
this pan and the Old Dominion will occupya station second
state IN the Union oo0a Tie iIlOthcr oil
OF statesmen will her station and will stand, she
once did, foremost in every good and glorious work. The
people Of your sister States souhern are now saying
on The hard listed ycomanry of the South willing 10
back you. Let the Old Dominion take Inc eaj and will
follow Construct your railroads clean you. rivers
abish and yld up your manufactures Let there b.
union in al Things Build and launch in your own cities
steamers ply between Norfolk and some port in Europe
Break down jealousy that sometimes exists between
merchants in the city. Have FOR your watch. word
"Soulhesn Rights" Disregard the opposition tina,
may throw in your way for selfish reasons TO those per-
sons will say word Ii t!ey merchants, they
certainly acting contrary TO their interests and cy,-:
thing they do or SAY against Southern rights il taking oCr
their pockets much money There many persons
who will 60 the North and patronize Northern mcr-
chant in preference OF the South who
Soutlerner; Southerner in words ore in ac
tions-not the who says he is other
man, the time giving aid and conto the North;
who has in his not article that has passed
through the hands OF Northern Such man 1rW not
do especially when he himself By saving that he
is opposed all Southern Associations Why is he opposed
theml Ask him the question: and he will till you "aot 10
fan The fame" and all will be right We hope your
Convention will give the people good Constitution though
must confess Of your strong have taken very
strange ground in reference the rccgby Of Inc
ernor, and on other subjects PULASKI