Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-12


M pSe T~s Il tho wo as. passed
m sentences that has with less considerations oar put
in his place"
THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwIIA COMPANY.
lhe entliuiasin oil the citizens Of Richmond brghtcns
with the ncrease,of the subscriptions FRIDAY 1888
shares were tsken-On Saturday 720-Yesterday 9i5-
Present amount of subscriptions in Richmond s,O30
Add to these,-ttco hundred and forty shares at
Scousville-20 at Buckingham Court house and we
have from these place alone $500 shares. But the
whole intermediate country besides yet to act. We
are to hear from Staunton, and Charlottesville, and
Lynchburg-he citizens of Rockbridge, and Botctourt
and Monroe, and Greenbrier We are to hear of the
Freemen OF the Mountains We are anxious to hear
from the Beirnes and Capcrtons, and Ersnes and
other liberal spirits of that cnerprizng region of Virginia
der to shoulder, arm TO arm. They will not leave the two
extremes OF the work to do every hing-and run away
with all the creditofthe know them bet
ter-We shall yet tho mountain rolling
downwars with all its majesty and bearing on the flood
TO its high-water mark.
North Carolina The public prints from our neigh
bour State give various of the public sentiment
about the Vice Presidency The Raleigh Star the d. ,r
Examiner Sc, OF opinion that Barbour will get the
vote OF the State. The Raleigh Cons,itutiona.t the
Milton Spectator the Newbern Spectator sc. award the
palm TO Van Buren,. The Warenton Gazette OF tho It'll
says "They may prae who please but N Carolina will ne
waive her political Influence by throwing away her vote
on Barbour or any other man. Let the day arrive and She
VIII rally around JACKSON and VAN buren,"
The Winchester Trginian suggests, that the Char
lotesville Convention may not nominate ticket OF their
own, but simply recommend the friends of Mr. Bar
Dour 10 endorse their preference the Caucus
But is not this the proet which tried last win
ter and which every friend OF Mr.. Clay in the H. OF d.
with but one exception, supported! Is il calculated t.
split and divide usand assist the friends of CLAW if
they can, TO carry the election TO the Senate That Is to
say 1t the Clay men pleased also for Mr. Bar.
hour Are the Cyitcs waiting for divisions before
they come out! But il will do The friends of the
Administration in Virginia will be firm and united on the
Vice Presidential question.
wo learn, that the BANK BILL-passed TO a 81 read
Ing IN the Senate, on Saturday. by vote of 26 to 20 Its
late is said to be doubtful in the H. of R-bu tilt
through seems to be agreed all hands that il will no
ceive its coup dc grace from the President
Cen Sumter, "a noble and a venerable namely who has
lately sunk TO rest in nearly the Tooth year his age
said IN the Charleston Evening Post have been a native
OF Vrginiaand that early in life he removed to South
South Carolina
Tho N lntegenccr states also tho death ION the 27t
u oil the venerable and respected John Rhea of Tennes
see-in the soth year of his age.
Washington HUing.-We turn away for ono moment,
from the Tariff and the Bank-irom politics and turmols
TO devote large portion of this days paper TO the noble
tribute which has been paid in New York to the Repub
lie oil Literatureto genius WORTH and to Washington
Irving He has returned TO the bosom of his country
and she has opened her receive one of her mos,
iaVote sons, and one OF her brightest ornaments The
proceedings OF New York honorable exhibitions of her
talents and her taste. We publish them with great plea.
sure.
Mr. Irving Is now In Washingon--where ho arrived
yesterday week.