Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10
The Junto Alarmed.

IL viii be from the following letter from friend IN
the country, sending circular Of the Central
Democratic Committee Of Virginia that the patriotic psi
loving Junto in this city scared almost into ts They
absolutely to be alarmed lest Virginia should Gas,
her electoral for the noble patriot and statesman
New York And II they are alarmed to Virginia, what
chat must be their feelings when they contemplate the
prospect In nearly all the other Staess "O friends are
pressed hard in the Norh,rn States" says this melan.
cboly and dcspondng circular Of the Of
hee-hun,ing p'iaciplebating Richmond Janto We mu.,
be permitted to that this observation of the Junto
though entirely truthful, is by means original with
them The remark has been in the mouth of every
Wing. American aud Democrat ever since the elections
in Maine and Iowa Aud il will be uttered much more
gby. and with still truth. after the great political
race In PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday "our friends are
pressed hard In the NORTH enough You are right
Juntotes Tor in your lives and We take pleasure in
aiding you to proclaim the great, solemn and dis
tressing TACT widely possible.
You want money, too, do YOU One hundred dollars
at least from each electoral district why this would
make fifteen hundred dollars for the Sate-enough to sun
ply several INDECENT and worthy Virginia families with
bread and meat for time You want this amount
he raised and deposited in the Golfers Of the
Juno by the LIST oil October But what do YOU want with
this money! What have you for it, only one month
~ for the time Is too short Tor documents to do much
good. What then What dirty work have the Jun,o
on hand nowr We have an idea We had an intimation
few days ago that this district of one hundred dollars
had been levied upon the people of Virginia to helm GU,
the hGrdpresse Democracy of Pennsyl And the
same tax, hear, has been levied upon each electoral
district in all the Southern States Here is the milk in
the cocoanu This be used for purposes of br.
berry and corruption in Pennsy Democrats of Viz
gnia you willing TO lend a helping hand 20 any such
dsrePntabe attempt at thwartng the popular will Of the
citizens and freemen Of Pennsylvania, How long will il
be before raised in TO defeat fraud
uenty and corupy the wishes and voice OF the good
people OF Virginia II you Interfere with the people of
Pennsylvania in the free exercise their rights why NAV
they interfere with you in the free exercise OF YOUR
rights
But subon the letter OF our correspondent enclos
ing the Juntos sad aud imporunate circular expressing
only the hope that the Junto will keep stiff upper lr
and suffer themselves be frightened out of their
boots the deatkne to their party which
already falls upon their ears:
Messrs Editors III send you copy of circular from
the Central Democratic Committee of State which ac
cdenally fell into NV hands and had seen or
heard OF any thing OF the kind before thought would
send il a. You make such disposition OF il rs
you may ceem fit.
"RicuNoSp Va, Sept. Is, 1856
Inc Cehtrai democratic Committee feel impeled to
rouse our friends Ia action. We have tear of the
OF Virginia but much confidence prevails and NAV
have all the evil results OF apathy Our friends are pressed
hard IN the North and the crisis o the Southern fate
thrown upon them.
lt necessary to raise funds for effective action; and
800 at least must be raised by each electoral district
We beg you to what contributions Won can and 10
forward them Wm f. Richie before the first OF Octo
Der next"
| hope that before the 18th OF November the great
Democracy will only be pressed hard the North but
also through the whole South and after that day pressed
high aud dry up Salt River. Yours truly.
SrEvENsvILLE KING 4 QUEEN, Oct. 4th, 1856.
With all our hearts, aud with allour minds and with all
might echo the expression OF the hope our
respondent May the corrupt, bogus Democracy soon
find deep, deep grave!