Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

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Clayton, 2s,I45 Branhain, Is447
Foster, 22920l Stewart, 1888
Gamble, 2l,776 Harris 1926
Jones, 2O22s Lamar, 1853
Schley, 1888 Newman, l46s9
Haynes, 1878 Milton 47s3
Coffee, $50
The "Southern Banner" is persuaded that the
regularly nominated Troup ticket for Congress will
succeed throughout"
VIRGINIA, AWAKE!
To show you how much your opponents are count
ing upon the division of the friends of Andrew
jackson, read the following extracts from two New
York opposition papers, which reached us by yester-
days Mail Mr.. King will not thank us for putting
him in company with Col. Webb-but politics like
sadversity, makes us acquainted with strange bed
fellows"
"food Ners from aware tina,
J n eeeS W Isse, l" nomination IN Virginia. pledg
ou the Vice his friends who constitute majority
eI by which every vo,er should express his preference for Barbour
gs irene TO this tho electors have refused
If elected In of this
SS%o the sssai as matter pa
no%nacd the National SfsSi % BE- Ne css q tho
ga meeting of Jackson and Barbour Central Committee of
Correspondents was held the LIST instant
two tickets of Jackson Electors Virginia stimulate
% Ssge 0n0ed 0A0oOs for the National Republican sckO
And if this split ticket stimulates the friends of
Clay, shall it not equally stimulate the redoubled
eXerons for the Jackson, Legislative, unpledged tick
ct? Shall we not avoid divisions? or shall we kind
! ly realize the hopes of our enemies?-And let Col.
webb be assured that when he counts upon the aid
OF Virginia, he counts without his host. Virginia
will not assist the National Republican Ticket
by her divisons-She will arouse-and throw
her weight upon the unpledged Electoral Tick
ct. AS sure as the day comes it will carry, by
strong maIority-and all regret will be- that a
man so respected and worthy as p. p Barbour whose
late letter TO the meeting of n. Carolina deserves all
praise, should permit himself be placed in stu
alton in which his feelings will be so deeply wound
ne .hp oNcN
the success OF the unpedged ticket is certain. The
people of Virginia ,cH disappont their opponents
and battle all their high-blown calculations!
We beg the N. Intelligencer the next time it tries
TO be 'oty to give us fresh sample-und not to quote
It's own threadbare ribaldry We have seen moro
than once before the miserable hit il has nnde M mo
AS 10 It's principles, they are of the Sutherland
ochool-"Every politician man ofprincir,le accord
ing 10 ms interest" For example, its variable course
on the Protective System, &c. &c-If change of
course about men he test of principle what are ve
too think of its kissing the dust off Mr. Adams's feet
whom 1t had abused-and its dolising Mr. CLAW
Whom once II scorned-and who never would like
them because he kneiO, they kneio him too iceLl2
THE CHOLERA.
The following are the cases reported since our
last 0o o'i
i OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH)
! Friday, 18th Oct 1892 (
Report FROM City Hopita-or "a hours ending this Sav
at noon 7 w u"y
New Cases-coloredl /, deaths 2-Remainng. 2 whites
colored-total, TO- JOSEPH TATE President
| lntermens the Poor House for d hours endin
this day at II o'clock, October 18th 'e
4, White ?; coloured 3--Tota g.
(sIgneD GEORGE wooDFIN
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALrH2
- Saturday, 18Th Oct, 1892 {
Cry HosPITAL.-Admed since last report. color.
ed l. Dead, coored. Discharged cured, coored Re.
a,""g' whites D coIored 5-otal g. of whom are Going
wen, JOSEPH TATE, President.
day at IL o'clock October 18th w
i White, l; colored Total g.
(SigneD GEORGE WooDFIN.
oFFIcE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
i g. Sunday, 14h oct. 1892 (
CITY HosPIrAL.-Ad Admitted since last report-coJouS
ed 2 one collapsed, the other nlori5itnd Dead Re-
naming, white B. colored 4--totaI 7.
i JOSEPH TATE. President.
near The Poor House for the "a hours ending
White, 8; coloured 3-Total, Only of the whites
ITO" Nho'era' GEORGE W0ODFIN
POSTSCRIPT
congratulate our friends in town and country
on the rape abatement Of the Cholera-The follow
ing report is from Sunday ~ to Monday IL o'clock
II shews that only ONE interrnent has taken Mace
during that time-and not one neto case received in
the Hospital We cannot too earnestly impress IN
on every one the necessity of the utmost prudence in
servants and those under their controuI With the
proper precaution we have doubt we shall be eno
pied TO say, in few days that our City is totally re-
neved IRON this alarming destroyer. We have been
ceSsiul Practitioners, full and complete exposition
OF ms practice through all its sages-when received
we shall hasten to lay it before our readers
/ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTu)
J g.. ~, honddy 18Th oct. 1882 !
CITY HOSPITAL, IL o'clock-No cases admitted sinco
last report, no death. Remaining-3 whites coloredS
Total T. JOSEPH TATE p .Gioleu-
lnteTmens the Poor House for "a hours end;,
this day at IL o'clock, 18th October 1882: b
Cooured, 1; white, none.
(Sigoed) GEORGE WooDFIN
The President.A letter from the s'IIot Springs,
dated on Thursday last says Gen jackson is AT This
place on his return Washington in renovated health and
me spirits He expects TO arrive in Washington on
j Thursday next"
A CARD.
ga Friend TO Truth" requests the Editors of the Enooi
ter 10 suspend The publication Of letter from Mr. Cal
houn the Tar6of 1876 (Which has lust made he arr
pearance IN South Carolina, ON The ere Of me election
lnere) unl can be accompanied with some evidence ON
the subject which he will communicate
/ lBy the EdHoTs.-This Letter of Mr. c. presents him
I'D point oil view which reflects credit upon his cam
dour-He ought never 10 have lent his sanction to such
production. But we have doubt that our Correspon-
oen WIZ save us the trouble Of writing abored common.
tary uponit
Cholera in yVorfhttmberfrnd CounfDy
we regret being under The necessity nj snsDenuo in
our Herf ne lnererling Communication Of our friend r.
from Northnmberland He writes on the 3D. that the
cholera mas appeared in that county and so far of very
malignant character. In one family two had died-Bnt
IN The family OF poor Wood persous out OF 10 persons in
or days-among them, Wood and his wife and tIeir
children This fatality is ascribed principally 10 a creek
near Tue House. Wood was taken the oath uIt
we peg Tor urther information from