LET THERE BE PEACEl
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We cordially concur in the following srnt


ments of the Richmond Enquirer Prominent
democrats of both wings are carrying their Grim
nations and re-criminations too far. The peo
rIe will not endure such as this. Like every
other bad habit, if broken at all, it must be done
at once. Every indulgence but aggravates and
strengthens the disease. The Convention oi
Monday last, will, we ardentIy hope, have put an
end to all discords and divisions. But hear the
Enquirer:


meantime, let US frankly commune with our breth-
of the Press and ask they expect to defeat
the enemy, and the election of the most
dangerous Demagogue and Dictator which this country
contains within her bosom-if they continue TO abuse
each oher and those who to be friends?
How can we succeed if the Globe continues to repre-
hend Mr. Calhoun the Spectator to rebuke the Globe
as Traor whilst the Petersburg Republican casti
gates the Ohio Delegation, the Columbus Statesman
castigates the Petersburg Republican,? Is it not mad
expect any from such impassOned denun
catons Is it thus that to defeat the most reck
less and united party and the most dangerous champion
whom have ever had TO encounter? If We go on
thus, may at yield the field to the enemy We
had better ground our and lick the dust from the
feet of Henry Clay. We beaten before strike
blow. We call upon the Baltimore Convention to in
erpose its good Offices, and recommend peace TO our
party, before open tRe against the common
Enemy,"