Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-12

II Is In our power to give tho names of the prIvatcs
who have been carried of by this scourgc but understand
the two companies lost four FIVE each Several of the
Regulars had also died.-JVdbosh Courier
~ CoLUMBUs (oHIo) Oct. I've stop the press
to OF the most Outrageous barefrced cor.
rupt and uI,prncipled BARGAINS aud that
disgraced the records of political history Con-
rary 10 our predictions, two months since, few OF the
CtdyneS ana dnt-Hds0ns in aud about Columbus have
made contract: yes, a coNrRAcr-start not, gentle
reader-the MANDATE has gone lorth commanding all
the Clay men TO support LYMAN for Governor.
CIRCULARS, as we are informed have been despatch
ed into every corner OF Ohio requiring all Lodges Of Ma
and all the true and faithful friends Henry Clay,
every where in Ohio, up TO the great work OF
ANTI-MAsoNRY, turn the keys upon their Lodge
Rooms-iock up their FurniitueNseH cut their je,ceis
and make strong pull for the whose part IL is TO
proclaim aloud IN our streets "EvERY MASON = A
MURDERER y"
viii this contract be ratified by the people of Ohio1 If
what must be thought Of their principes-wha of their
moral sense OF usiccwha OF their regard for the rights
Of diuiduoi opinion, which every society freely enjoys
in this land OF liberty! Surely if such things find
encouragement among usf men who profess be guild
cd by principle, will thus TrEMsELvEs, repub-
can form OF government is quite mild and lenen for
their proectonif such must he their course they should
enjoy its blessings share in the glory which
fathers secured by the sacrifice of their blood The des
poc laws OF Crom,ceHo or RobeSpeIre could out
no more than justice 10 such combination of men.
Coon News FROM OHIo.-We have Just received o
letter from intelligent gentleman Cincinnati Ohio,
who assures us that the electoral of Ohio will certainly
go for Jackson by at least 5000 majority the cou-
bined iorces OF Clayism and Anti masonry.
Our correspondent also states that Kentucky is certain
Tor jackson as even Tennessee.-P epns yipdflidn.
fdbamais aroused The "gIad ti,lngs'' from Georgia
of Thursday, were followed up yesterday with of
triumph from Alabama The meeting called i'm Mobile for
the 22d uit of the numerous ever held in
that City. The Register Of the Goth, says cit was
meeting without distinction of party" appearing TO COM
prchcnd almost the entire population of the county The
large room in which the Courts held the Hobbies and
galleries, crowded 10 OVERLOOKING. On the resoIu-
lions approving the bill of 1882 and denouncing the mis-
chievous heresy of Notification, not single negative
grated upon the of patriotism On the great
OF principle, upon which the meeting convened all
was union, harmony and enthusasm-and if there was
nuiher among them, he either awed into silence or
catching something OF the spirit which acuated the whole
community, he abandoned his absurd creed, and united
himself TO those who hold upon the Federal constitution a.
tho great sheet anchor our Liberties Mobile never wit
messed proudor day. Charleston City Gazette.
MArNn ELBcrIoN.-The Uisca,,et Intelligence,
gives tho result OF the election for Governor in Maine with
the exception OF few towns and plantations which will
candidate, has obtained majority in all the co,nc.
in the state, but His majority owe his opponent
Mt GooDENow, /, set down at 1856; and athc can
didaes, 1858.
MONTGOMERY, (Ala) Sent 25
II poice from Perry.-At a meeting recently held ir
Perry County in this State the following resolution was Of
iered by Col Elisha Young, and carried with reclamation
constitutional nor peaceabe remedy, but view il as dan
gerous political OVERWHELMINGLY Gazette.
EXPENSIVE BANK RoBDERY.-From hand bill re-
ceived by the Western Mail, of which the following
copy VIII be seen that very extensive Bank robbery
has been committed on the Bank at Wheeling.
"BANK RonnERY.-$5OOO Dollars Repard.--The
oce OF the North Western Bank of Virginia was entered
the night Of the I'd inst by villains and from
900 TO 10000 dollars in Bank Notes, stolen; about
$25OO0 in United States paper, remainder principal
ly in notes of the neighborng Banks
"The above reward will be paid for the apprehension OF
the Robbers and tho recovery of the money or proper
uonabe reward for the amount recovered.''
wheeling, Oct 3D. 1882" J. LIST, Cashier"
GREAT BANK RoDBERY-A friend called Yesterday
(ya.) Oct 3.
'Our bank was broken into last night, and robbed OF
about O0O generally in United States other foreign
paper; few OF old notes only taken and but lit
lie if any specie. The doors opened by false KEYS
or otherwise the iron chest that contained the paper mo
ney that was taken forced open by some iron bar
The robbers left in the chest 900 gold and 10 or
of paper and large bundles paper in sheets
without being molested.
reward OF 5000 offered for the detection of the viii
lans As yet we have suspicious particularly.
p S.-Since writing the above W. have two men in
jail, and pretty strong suspicious of them There
was stolen about $4,000 in U S. paper. and notes
Of the denomination of $1,000
letter from Pittsburg mentions that one of the rob-
bers had been arrested Phil. u s. Gazette.