Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

s,ca or our Nl.:re american" N.g.-lhc hays who
cw yra5- az" wanted Ia chang: the Naturalization law" 81
deny Irish and "he cmIsrants lic r@ht To citizen
n;a un uy had been tEcai years III tie country, are
now mailing appeal 10 aGarci c2rns t" vote AGAINST
o! Johns ~ account g" ;!o iis!. Relief i;! These
.:.n kuu that liany H!i'-s as DE
iiiey b.v,d unco'tsiituoa-iand having taken an
All, 10 suarn.. tie tliuu. tev could ior it
yhprt air., themselves. Col Jr.nsun iA""gni aad
t.:ou /, Ways vino voted VITA hln ,'n that ocrn-"n
,la tie iy the pcoir ~ the Unit.d S''c- IL
minister to their rre and ter did mint, in"st iih"ra!g
al venture the assertion that Gov Johnson hni e"n
T. Lake contributed nuc! a: gave as cordially l"f
lie rc:ci ' trr l;is;l friends, q. ;" nnrs or Capt
Watts So ur as this county IS CONCERTED Tie Dti"crts
a; both ,ny.n county contributed reef ana a Iir"
aiy ;r NIirc im:ricIn Nhi9s "ho G>s "u TO vote
i"r the Wing iicaet Read The following arllc"
rDu The " "Staun'"n Nlnd;cHor:'
lha Spectator p.;atrS, with great air ~ TRIUMPH Z"
o Col johnson dgair*. the lIisa Reiiei b IA II IL
.ihis party were t.e peculiar i.ienda p ts l,h Ever!
lflshInan knows !c III. Federal Wings seized hp"H ts
such Democrats, who al the tine voted against TIE
bill not because Trey loved the l;i. but because they hoped
10 irl:c III. Democracy and make capital r them
selves. Every lrshan knows that the history "t all g
,ion in regard TO them, has been 10 prions the tlInr
their naiurcii-coa many OF them being /" favor OF
trtnty-oac years. Every Isman know, iat frGin
Viii. SENIOR WILLIAM ). ARCHER, did Introduce b!i cx-
cniny III: time To twenty yeats. Every lsnn'an
knows that tie Native American party composed ol
rlOicrd the burning Of the Cdtolc chch IN Iala-
t phu ard every Isman knows, that it not TO- aay re-
gard the Wings have for them people, Eh ;hey One
Wigs seek catch their votes for the cdrs.s-loud
lris after the defeat of Clay in 1914 would give the lie 10
inc asser;oa" FuH:y Star.
THE MEETING MONDAY NIGHT n organize the DtnocraNc
pa;,y city, e the largest ana most enhu3i-
asc that have witnessed in Norfolk f many year
The party in their strength Oi aud yoilne were
alike present their interest in the great cause OF
truth and principle We noticed the beaced lncks oil many
of the Nstus the party who have been battling all their
lives the equal rights OF inersprrscd IN Inc crowd
like u freedom cheer on the young soldiers 10
the charge. Every thing conducted in the finest spirit
ard with the most perfect propriety. VIM d. Roberts, Jr.
Esq, who, previous meeting Of me party mad oeen
elected By accanan President of the Ass"ciaon on taS
ing the chair addressed the large assen5lge In strong
cca- patriotic and happily delivered speech Aie' ht
finished cn The applause had snbstrd John s. Loveti
Esq The chairman OF the committee OF organzatlun os
and submitted his report after reading which he proceeded
address Tie meeting in thrilling and telling speech OF al
hours duration. He followed bv g. W. Dunbar and u
{. p,llaTd EsQs and MINOR Geo Blow and Col! VI Cooke
III OF whom addressed the people cl1qneny aad with g1o'
c:tcrt ronn :,c party contests OF the day.
Upon the wol the work bravtly on in Nc!tnE I'M
e entertain weli.f,undcd hope that notwithstanding IN
opposite party c.im il Their strone-hod the cause {" De
i1-rac: viii u'iph the December elections as did II
Q tle! ,s Democracy takes step backtrird lis mare
) ura;L- OnwGd la b.. ir!arScd or :ressa Until II
ryac Banner waves gloriuusly Throughout he land.
Norfolk Argus.