Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
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MR. SUMMERS ACCEPTANCE
h ;ourd Mr. Summers acceptance" of the noHi-
ina;ion Of the Charlottesville; Wing C"nS0"oon' is inc 60"
ddae for Governor. 1t IS cuEnnsy ue'iseu
and the people Of Virginia will be astoniSi'ed 70
j, contains not passage, or even wofu' 'ha' i"
What party Mr. s. belongs The reader VIII se'tct IA ~
t Tho word whig Throughout, this artfully prepared doc
unen,-on The contrary lie wil! remark tha tue hon'
me Wing Convention attempts saloheE every thng Ae
w ,ss,cis,on He saws that he 80 consent TO be-
ns candidate or mere party purposes II there are any
s,ch 10 he accomplished BY my election and that Inc ee
Mopsrate Of Virginia will hEd other woIK 10 40, more ''
portan, and profitable the State, than nans ESSAYS On
Tariffs and currency" DC The game is evlden-Mf' gun"
mars though the candidate OF the Wing party wen Ano
the Democracy have preponderatlns majority ~
ard The. his only hope Of success is IN ouyns parry
fielding into The Governors House i'll he'no-pary Saio
Tho neonc OF Virginia have seen enough OF the Pac
L,,s If =. game of no-partysn and deception IN the
Presidential lection disgust them forever lhey hho"
h - 70 70 the miserable Jcsucal professions OF the wing
norv in that contest that 10 trace the present ou
bIe and danger - the Unon that now cloud Inc ohc"lSe
sunny prospect in prosperous lana Inc benoeias! u
VIRGINIA were made Of stern su;i TO be capt'aeo .!
The military glory OF Zachary Taylor and the Syien songs VI
mo party" Much less hey be ainrea ny no par
w. appeals into support Of George '" Summers one o
tho moo, decided Fcicr.ss in the land-and one who has
been consistently and bitterly arayed against the poc!
he Democratic party which is now working OUT us s'o
~ -.su,,s I, is against Nj. Summcrs-not mo party
,,,rm bu, thorough Wing and consoldatlonist-
,h,, The Democracy Of Virginia VIII rally IN
der ,l., lead of Col Joseph Johnson cohsls'eh.
and gallant champion OF the principles IN inc support VI
t;ch Virginia has never wavered We not for the Of
fc boasts of Mr. Stuart, the Secretary OF tue nefiof
tha, Summers will more Than Certainly be elected Inc
Democracy Of Virginia will that with the success OF
Summers the fortunes OF President Fillmore and the pol-
chi oositon of Mr. Secretary Stuart; regarded as IN
,;ma,alv connected and that therefore tho official
boas,s md interference Of the administration in spite
nj mas, Professions arc be brought TO bear up
on the Virginia elections. Virginia cannot nut DC
dsaustsd with this official neneading, and as she has al
ready paced the seal Of her dsapprobaton upon her emil
nent sons Clay Harrison and Taylor she cannot hesitate 10
dfea, the ambitious aspirations Of Summers VINO may De e
rsrded as the qunessencc Of hostility to all her cherished
pali,ica sentiments and principles. The election IN DC
cember will prick the bubble OF Wing hopes and far-eched
the DUST
To saw nothing present oe Mr. Summers past political
offences there is enough in his vacatng conduct on the
subject of the Constitution 10 mark him as doomed
man. unworthy of being invested with tho executive robes
TT ouch he voted for the adoption OF the new Constitution,
he expressly declared he did in his representative CO.
r1cy but would reserve to himself Inc fgt VI Von per
snaly for OF against its ratification at the polls On ha
return home doubtless found strong current in It's favor
and therefore, as tho Times unociay states is pre-
pared give his for s ratification by the people Can
j, reasonably he expected Democratic Virginia will pass
over her able Democratic citizens and elevate TO high oce
an uunigated Wing padsan who could not make up his
mind upon the merits of instrument which, for months
had engaged his closest attention Such statesman will
never be acceptable to Democratic Virginia-howevcr Mr.
Secretary Stuart may brag AMI predict however the Wings
may pile their bets mounain.high.
Mr. Buxtes short and unmeaniny acceptance OF his
nnation as the Wing candidate for Attorney General is
also published Without the cunning of the ganl" the
Wing ticket, he incuuiiousl the word Whg and dis
carding the capap of noparyS, seeks to be elected
III. Wing nominee.
No letter has yet been received from Mr.. Watts the Wing
nominee FOR Lieut. Governor But there be doubt of
his accepance-and hear he is expected address
the Wings Richmond their meeting righ and per.
haps q, Tie "Sasl Cottage On Friday:
CHARLOTTESVILLE, SErT. &c 1851.
SIN The Wing Convention, in session at this
place has constituted US its organ announce to YOU that
YOU have received It's nomination the Office of Chief Ma
Ristrnte under the new constitution OF oar Stale
In dschargng the S;1c. task assigned Us, it gives us
pleasure that the nomination unanimously made
From every Portion vi the State there but voice.
and acclamalion Of choice Of the Convention.
We trust 10 he abI !" announce, al an early day, your &C
ceptancc OF the nomination.
When you shall have accepted it (Which do not permit
ourselves for 10 dUno shall nave no fear but that
the responsibilities its acceptance imposes will be met in
way worthy OF your own rcnown, aud oil the important in
forests contdcd TO your cAaTgo.
We are, very respectfully
Your friends and fellow citizens.
Y. w. SouTHALL,
III. L. Irving,
DAVID PATTERSON,
Jos. SEGAR,
Hon. G. ". summer. II. L. sEMrLE.