Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
THE .So-pARTY" HUMBUG.


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THE uSo-pARTY" HUMBUG.
a.. man can doubt that the Wing party, III "'''
90, Az Summers into the chair OF Uo'ei'o'
;,,,, &c the most monstrous and bare-iaced cN'''
- ,he ,eo,le To clnch the matter, we iurn'si .oN~'4
:a o;dsrce this morning. In his letter OF aecep.0l'
Nj Summers carefully avoids using The worn ""s
nm the CONTRARY, in honeycd "no-paiS P - vor
: NJ Wiilouehby Newton said, TO "ca'cn O'..' = l,ao
,,bsrn He forsooh, was no ""his pat"Aa..
-, ,,,v wished 10 be elected by the votes ol Do'nue
e o''' ouI, cam, forth fulIblown Wing. inns Is
5000, h,,,oin made with his fellow-rcKste's o. .e
49,; .r,v When in Richmond Mr.. Summers raised MS
= rads in holy horror against the dea 'hat reae'a
~ :, al involved in the election oi Governor " oy
issue he commended was the regenefa''" u "
The putting her on the "go ahead uucA' ,.,s
v shall show by the language oil MI ou'Hil'el'
6 the nomination and by the incautious confession" -
tho ticket and leading Wings since, that all
sub .no-party' professions ne hollow ana i' y au
d only for the discredi,abe purpose OF ca'ch'e 'oe
an, Of stealing into power upon alse ISSUE o,--,..
i, me proceedings of the Wing Coh'eh'o" " ~,
,i,,a We find ,ha, Immediately after the no''"a.o
Summers the following inquiry was propou"ueo y A
Scgar: NJ smmers will
as the gentleman prepared to say lat MI 'u
accept the nomination. IL nauc! ,,horo
This inquiry was followed BY cres Of yes yes ""''e
mon Mr.. sheey rose and spoke as follows;
A question has asked that feel oouha f ,sivine
TO- had the pleasure, within lew aSyh no ALARMED
cr,n, Mr. Summers communication, IN ~hci ,e h I,ho-
me that, however he may personally oe n, him
and solemn responsibility that would DC i'p's h he holds
nnn;na,ion conferred BY this body, YET tha' nc "ou
u, t,rssts of The WIG PARTY of Virginia, tget ou.
"u ..uo.pariyp canddatr of Virginia herself anu VI ny
,., If b.s, States far above personal consueIu'io, 10
"a ,h, no viii if nominatea eudcnvor 10 discharge ms
;nv as standard bearer, and 10 lead inc 80 nanave
rs Of the (oh Heavens ana hat. ".a , in1 ON 10
"no party canoioate') II po's'o'o W.
victory und conquest ,n
Thus spoke Hugh w Shelley distinguished ""0-pa'g
,4I.sa,e from III, county of old Augusta! mus "'o'e
" summers TIE mo party" man, before ne was hoa
ini 10 Mr.. Shelby, the ''noparty delegate " ''' W
Convention q, Charlottesville. 1t Mr.. eneSs S'a'ee Wv
contents of Mr. Summers letter truly, then was peees
,; Tho, Summers WINS decided "IVhg parti=an at the
:i,c il was written What wrought so sudden chahee ~
sir Summers views? After writing such paf'zon e'.e
10 Mr. Shelley days before the Convention n'e why
,vrl asks the Valley Starr did he write no party ie W
>, the fashion of old Zack) in reply 10 the Comn''ee o
,mnced 10 him his nomination? Is this manly and ank'
aud honest dealing Is il such conduct us was ~ 10
been anticipated from the Honorable e. W. summers .
In, we have still farther evidence In me sPee'' VI va
VAN. Ne Wing candidate for Lieut. Governor, al AeAan'
d,i he Sustained himself and the Wing cause IN hooe
and gallant manner" says the Gazette Mr. WAITS a'so
yokcd lie Wigs of Alexandria TO rail-! al thc pohs :"
c.n.h2r" On the occasion. Mr.. Janney VI reuo'a
Ioudoun "endorsed the sentiments OF Mr. "as uhu GA
hurtri The - -
inc eec,ionn Referring the of the Wings IN Az
NJ Inoy aassured the meeting that should victory enur
tob, WHO'S in December and Providence should hlnh NJ
remove their Governor house not made win hanos
hy votes that the Hhgs would not lind IN a "a''s anu
,bor Iobn TYLER Loudoun he said, ready TO do ne
par Of the work. when the day came would Dc 'ouh'
that she had done she had never yet !aed 10 10 IT,
Can more proof be wanting that the success OF summer
oisto tenure 10 the Wings end that all the " No
-of no
urs empty and hollow ssintende
it is for The Democracy Of the State So!
ðer they will BIZ green and foolish enough allow them
Nsves be cheated, and permit the Wings revel ex
citations great Whig victory in Democratic
Virginia We believe not word of it, Virginia has always
shown herself 10 be TOO intelligent and devoted prn
cip to DC moved from her proud attitude by appeals that
FOR The time carried oil other Democratic States She loves
honesty and fair dealing above all things; and this reiterated
attempt OF the Wing party bambouZe her OF her vote
WI meet with more Indignant and emphatic rebuke than
er All that we have Ia fear that the ercondence
Lends may render them careless their duty. We would
'Hy into their ears loud Of warning in this respect
1T them shake oil all apathy, should exist let the
committees work, and let the whole party be organ
lied for the great and important battle Monday week.
Little more than week is left for preparation and
nesy invoke friends every where lose moment
IN sltcciDg all arrangements for the ISSUE whether Fr-
GINA who has just emerged trumphanty Democratic from
election, shall continue the proud title of
terrified whether through The apathy caelessness Of
her sons her noble flag shall Trail in the DUST and herself be
pointed al in mockery unusiiiaby lreacherous her
principles and her fame This thought should every
Democrat TO instant and active eXcron The OF De-
mocIt in Loudoun is important that Of Democrat in
Rockingham Let whole strength be brought out in
both The small and large Democratic countless and we have
no fear OF the result Two days SINCE the Times quote the
Salem Beacon TO prove that there apathy in that section
OF the State We rejoice that the ervd appeals of the Ben
con have had their effect the following will show. We
commend the stirring rally ca Of Beacon to every De-
Iuocrat in the State:
"Our appeal TO the Democracy last week, was warmly
responded 10 on Monday. !: the day set apart for a
grand rally of III" Democrats and call needed
They came, impressed with responsibility which was
resting upon the and aorscdby which has
not pcrvndcd the 10 such several
and nvignrocd-and ready to join the ranks again. 70
forth t. fresh conqrests. The best feeling prevailed and
every thing seemed indicate general determination
the pa,t Of the Democracy 10 do their duty
THE proceedings Of The meeting will be found in another
column which will be Interesting 10 those who were not
present After II was called 10 order warm enthusiastic
ana thrilling address delivered by Hon. FL A. Edmund
son He appealed 10 the party 10 hestit themselves that
inc wings were pressing into service every effort elect
their candidates. and all that necessary give them
overwhelming defeat was unity AMI action. Daniel iose
eG The neetlug vindicapg candidates aspersuns
presenting their claims TO public favorand sending
wou, effect They woke up the latent rcs Of tho soul
and we could the proud unyedng Democratic spirit
ngon swelling every BOSOM
Vigilance Committees appointed and we trust that
ihe may discharge the duties properly belonging to such
committees Go around among your neighbors-Saisy
yourselves that they intend to be at the polls and carry
with them their nelghbors. Excite in them zeal and in
eres which will spread and nuse itself into every mind
Look out the young voters and influence them identify
Themselves with the great Republican party. DOME permit
EouSsrdor TO abatc until after The eection-but labor
esiiyand with diligence"
HOW GOES THE STATE?
The Wings resor,inc 10 their usual system Of
regardless OF the ridiculous Justification of all their predc
ons 10 regard to the result Of the last congressional
ton They now have the impuience claim hat Mr. Sum
iucfs will receive majo'y in Little Tennessee" The
'nonstrous absurdy Ut such arrogant claim is shown up