Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

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Of the riurn.cd Constitution is fixed fact" md thai the
people viii nc called upon, ia December next to choose io
H.. fist line in The annals o The Commonwealth their OWN
STATE officers Accordingly the two parties have held their
specific Conventions, and great interest was manifested hy
e. , 10 present ticket calculated {" gTr Satisfaction AMI
tie suin"r nj the popular vo we ar: anN 10 ic-
mil that hi friends haze culcn from l!;clr T'nsS per
~ ~ best an: ~ - ini' ni1 names wh:ch r"nd nave
IN DESIGNATED. Their ticket far IS talent and character
n concerned strong nnc but il is FIR from being !on
i,aIc.
Tr Democrats too have been equally fortunate and Judi
in their selection; and from all that have learned
arc entirely acceptable party will
cnninunt cords! and undivided support The nomination
Of Col johnson chief standard bearer M; only
wise and prorcr ITSELF but lie was justly entitled 10 from
IL, position it he II present occupies rs Governor elect
o! the State situation, which he had been called 81 the
a..t unanimous voice oi the last Legislature toth wings
nnt Democrats, uniting in hs election He has been, roa
his youii 2Gaols supporter %! The Dtnocrac school ct
political faith in the great division OF the parties OF he com
try of which IL ray nlb"d the principles from Tie teach
:.:S Of H. iu .iriou. founder, JEFFERSON
!t advanced three score years with :epli-
suilrd consistency so marked as 10 secur"
the constant confidence OF those wth whom u" has
acted. and Ia make hiin an h0nprcd guide as VIII
IS trusted champion of the Democratic cause; CIV
in" an nniincng support, while war was 1neln9, OF me
honor Of his cuintrva neve. firing exerlion 10 procure and
sustain the success OF her while having jst passed
his majority he organized company OF his own gallant
ounain boys, and at their head, regardless o. climate
prcnce, the baycncs ri the enemy, he marched TO our
the of 1872 protect the nO and beauty
%: Norfolk from the ruthless attack Of an invadn. foe. In
peace family devoted al! lis energies the intro
tE:iion and promotion o.. wise philanthropy, calculated Il"
extend JIsi and GOA Ze benefits ri civi2 linH and
aaOatc The fortunes and lives OF his fellow citizens. He
has power o.. sympathy which enables him understand
every character and hold communion with hunl!n nature in
variety. Endowed with ready intellect, with sasac
t. aud tact yet frank and fee in his mode Of a.ionumG
ics o! GOOD Influence earnest active and perscve'"g
with elasticity and cheerful strength OF mind which make
difficulties saY and the struggle with them pleasure.
We knew him we'll in the 18th Congress al the Unite!
States. He Industrious and valuable member o the
important aud responsible Committee Of Claims Moies:
ami unoorvc in MS disposition he was eager seize
uspf inf upiiJ,
tim ard the occasion summoned him: he cam" forward aud
MS sterling sense and ready and natural elocnnn always
commanded The respects and attention OF the "Gsc fo us
mcurluGs public services his loyalty 10 our Institutions
his Devotion r great and paramount interests OF the State
hs i:o!tuptinc principles. he has high claims TO the virgin
Of people OF Virginia. and his party have acted
well and wisely in resting upon him their hopes by placing
him III the vanguard OF great aud glorious Democratic
victory.
Cur delegates who have returned from The Convention al
S:nn!nn, speak il terms Of high commentator OF The OH
ticket. Mr. LEAnE the nominee for Lieu-
tenant GOVERNOR IL conspicuous member Oh Inc Demo
patty and great mental and moral energy MT.
EycuCK cClsnlc for the eminent post OF Attorney Hcno.
sa! cn"laolc reputation as professional man, ard
Of he prominent members Of the reccn: Re
"r; Convention We place their names win Prize ana
pleasure at OK !:lst head.
From ,le Pctcrs.iur. South Side Democrat
THE STANTON cONVEET!UN-OUR CANDl-
DATES-rnc nominations Of the Convention have already
5cc announced, and before this every Democrat in the
T.syred give them cordial support The wr-
knows something Of The popular estimate OF The three
9ef'ethe: whose i'les are paceI d. ,e '.'e 81 %
t saw, III m extraordinary nnanlnity with "ich the NJ"
Mutations -tseisi BY The members .! the Stnnt'n Con-
ycn!;"n, nia!'1r proof 'hi ty ~a oc nGespss 70 Inc
Dln0cr"c: n every section o INC STATE e'e was H:"c
cor:c: Of opinion the person most proper 10 be noI
ru, Tor the Ga5trna;oi chair The claims OF each can.
dat ere nearly equal and their respective friends 80
in pushing their prensona, that II was Tor lon.
i;mu doubtful! VIII! wOGI NJ the choice o The Convention
jvuTno, Floyd. Governor Johnson, Judge SanItls and r
ise The p,a;incnt candidates Tor TIE Guoei:a.
:'cr, and long The preference OF The Con'eni!oa
.r friends supported their ca!s most z-al-
nI,". HGt -"o'rsr vas II "+tcftaned thai JoSE.h
J1!'N>uN q N:r'is!H county, was uJ"2ht oy /" ma
l,s" :rle. To- be The person best cati'ltd 10 !ii
no';n,io:, ;Ein every p""f competing candidate was
.f: ne ats, tn veteran u tie N"Tthre. was By Gcclt
Tia, cs,iilc l;lr rhlct
t,.c- -, i.r Sole " Itn he dstn .,l.!t President
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r.,, ,.aG..i9 ,ra'a.I;, s.ut applause sp"H
ais: ~ -an...; r.i.- II; y".ch ,..i.
.!;. :. IN. rr,.i,ia proceedings i>,gy. n;:ya
Won not ia., IA .rl.i that ul.f. ,ny 1Jub;
,o ST. 4aat 81, nomination. IL "o"i4 rather a"c IN
...r, @ i.s.:s.i ..Gl;a;:nn Of Caaycntiun, .!.t
PI J. !s.,x ,us is :.is last u!d lis u:.;
! ID ,irr.. ., +, 80, Johnson i-,s -Cp?rt, q!
r ,. ,f,.. Tor them M ,.!an ~ !l. ) ;c
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:, ,e. 1,utet.f IL. ..s i,gnt his :. ~,
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,;, ,.,i.. sf.i.- Il. the ,,al- t;nny.nil,u "a:
,,,, ,u,-,.,.,,r ~. raplis on tho nj D.y:!Iges
,,-r hy ,ur,n tia, r,ng r.lich IS s!g.vin.
">i,H =, tt.-I ,n.r,l. C,L Johnson las n.y.r
,J il: ,.y,nuc I nis party. bat has
=; IN. = ths,.l. tr: cons Democrat Tie a:iar Il
i :. mad fa ,rc,.y OntJ coHI not s"iucc nlm i"o
,,.r, -. ~. t.rTI ,r,.rc o l..eraal Improvement,
lie al
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81 j; ; ~. !~iY< h.en al, advocate g" The most i:rl
onr,f.. q; :it Yui ,,oyn all Cot JDin-
.!l.,a - rs NGrtcra tg.t"sSiin No i''tE
Con iuD:c Gcv"te! q Tie C""f ana "a"
er.,,s. a.- illustrated "n the !li 81 battle "a" Ton
Johnson "nnra'e> ;e t':h': pi the >o"!' ne ''t .!
G!G St.ics an! idu S-crH s'P'''.l'hs 81 ~" ~
,,iiGti1n and 'esc. III Us oil age ne """i .e'h' Il
ncccsslry Win IN same at1nr WIN WEIGH ~ .7i- nc 's"
the sword ~ CiI-f.G TIC -Tlenf tyranny ot t! DIX IN
Yet, tCrc II no c2Eguf I" b; IiPTGien"%i i:oH the
cpuscis 4" GIvriair !ci!nson loi hu IS Psu".h' ana
= .i. and lie submits his conduct To The t"3tncs III an
AMI TsaHiin5 "ihis: l'iot in Us deductions H"c' Is
IT." mLil ",,"n t' bcfnp1i} % ',sh|' Props 80 '"c
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