Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

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he rs much sun-burn This is probably the rcsu, NJ h
ng uevou0n 10 ms agricultural pursuits; Tor MIR Me
ane 10 not only fine pauor, but said to DO
~ VI W.. ~, oest practical farmers in the country.
GOV iroup arrived yesterday but not till the pubc ex
'susi We're closed lie looks well, rather better than
I ~ was thought by many that he might be in
uneeu TO be candidate Tor Governor MIR Craw1,n, Ln
no. ,.awh' ana efforts were made TO induce him TO
consent but tie positively refused adlinc ,ha, i, 49,, h;
"eiep'e Intention to embrace the earliest opportunity
OIL recurring forever to the quiet Of private saiipn W.
ou suppose this course very desirable to Governor
ne mas certainly had his share OF the turbepco
VI puDiic hic and he does retire with renu,ao H.
certainly DO with otoiety. ~
i"e news oil The morning is, that Mr. CrawCprd bav-
ing satisfied the Nuliers that he il one or ba;r IiI
or a sorts OF Nuller, in the slang of those " no ar,
and spouing in the streets there will be no lhir
s"a'e Tor Governor That party came here de t,rp,n
Ell OIL starting candidate of their own and there was
discussion and caucussing with them niph and
""J' .hee being some, who had more sense WIN -, ~
p0seu OF. Ih. sudden determination. ,o which H.,
c"e LAST evening, Couuehanccs very STRONGLY tho 49,
that Maj Crawford has satisfied them, that II L E o o"'
VI 'her way OF thinking, he as much oppos.
ca 10 them as they imagined Last evening i, was assert
81, without hesitation by persons know and the Multi
e, me SShlungly to-day, that Mai Crawford is
decided Nuifer. The report of last syenipc was his
MaJor Crawford said that South. Carolina was Tiybtthat
% nSu right TO fuAVy, aud all he blamed her for was
NAV she deslsed SO SOON There can be no mistake i'm
lS reports having been made as represented All that
GU DC wrong Is that the reporter may have mistaken Mr.
crawford On this point, he was particularly n,erooat
ed aud asked II Mr. e. used the word Niii}? lie an
swered distinctly, Yes. To ascertain from In. funain
head the truth alsehood Of this report the Go,.in
ieer was addressed 10 Mr. Crawford early this norninr
which know he received: o.
ATHENS, Aug. 7, 1888
DEAR SIR: Your friends have distinctly IMPRESSED ON
ouruscrmination not TO appear in the public journals
WIN an exposition OF your political sentiments but nj the
same ume nave assured me, that you would satisfy any
gentleman, who would address you OH this sbie bv lei
ter Under this encouragement write. have felt and
have so expressed myself avoraby disposed to YOU and
although advocate the claims of another have moi Ion.
That am conscious OF, and will not do YOU any iniusce
mat may act inteigeDty is the object OF the inorua
no" seek ieei that have right to it, both as one
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conductor oil public journal, and therefore, how
ever humble, in some measure the instructor OF others
your best friends, that you said, last evening that
south Carolina was rght--that she had a right 10 ,,I
Vy, and all you blame her for, that she desisted
SO soon or words oil the same import Will you do YOUR
sell the justice TO enable contradict story thai
nave always been led, by your friends believe was so
foreign TO your belief? Those friends have ,smrJ
me- mat your Independence oil too character to
allow you TO he driven from your stand by com
Penuon and your honor too unsued countenance for
even The suspicion, that would think one thing
aud say another. "
That may not transmit false report by the Augusta
to both OF US. 'ro''""'o
am respectfully your political opponent, but friend,
Major Crawford did not make any rcplv TO the ohvs
letter On the contrary, az soon as the Commencem,
Exercises over he hlstened out Of Town accorin
he said, (as understoo) 10 his inueIuoal custom no,
even waiting for the MDuto Dinner, as was toLl VAS
his intention. '" 'S
A b,, item Of this mornings intelligence is that Mr.
mcDuihe Ia: accepted the tender OF public Dinner TO-
aay al capt Browns, given By the Nullfers An efor,
was made before the commencement 10 ger nm sucb a.,
nomor 10 me Carolina Statesman, but they could not get
snulcien number OF subscribers. Now that nearly The
whole oil that party here, of any respecabiy ,bey
will probably get full list Judges Strong, DoHehcr,y
and Clayton head the | saw. You will moi cvnoc,
report oi the promised speech from me- for though how
ever much may be pleased with the honors Of which
= kno" he 10 worthy, neitler you nor he expect
me- ny being present. oidentify inyselfwi,h tn. cause
which he advocates with such splendid eIonnence'
friend ana political admirer' however who heard him.