Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21
Another Tour !!

.fn0fter Tour!
MIR. Webster is now on u tour TO the West A,
Utica, I'm N York, he was honored with various at
tentions At Buffalo, he declined the respect of a
public dinner and subsequently attended the launch
ing ola Steam Boat at Black Rock, the invitation OF
its propretOrs.-The boat was christened after his
name. One other flags had the inscription of"Danel
Webster" and over it the Motto, culled from one of
his own speeches., Liberty and Union, and for
ever, ono and inseparablc." He returned his thanks
for the honor which had been done hn,--and in the
course of the evening, addressed a committee of
farmers and mechanics who had been appointed tn
wait upon him, with their acknowledgements for his
public services. lie arrived at Columbus i'm Ohio.
via Cleveland, ON the evening Of the 5th and re-
,,'''hea III, Tue morning OF the 1lth. lie declined
the honor of public dinner-and was "receiyed
IN the most courteous and pleasing manner,
.HoMef.-Ihc Washington Correspondent of the
Chareston Courier" writes, under date of the 7tb.
.hot Mr.. Clay IS also expected i'm the Eastern
states; ana there is an expectation among many
that he will be taken up as the most popnnr man
that can be selected to against Mr.. Van Buren,.
The events of the Summer will determine perhons
which of the three-Mr. Clay, Mr. Webster, or Mr..
MLean will be taken up.o-But where 10 Mr.
Calhoun? Does he put in no claim to the Fin
pre-! The Telegraph AYERS that ITO man is au-
thorised to declare that he will or will nor he ;,
candidate. One thing am,ises us i'm this business /.
tue Telegraph would insinuate that icc and others
are clubbing together the interests of Messrs
Ue5ster and Van Buren, So far as we are con-
cerned, we have no lot part i'm this matter We
have no sort of affinity with Mr.. Webster his cause.
ms principles, or his prospects. The Correspon-
him alongside of Mr.. Clay.
.Ne,o Conventon!-The Convention of Free psoo,o n,
Color has just closed its session at Philadelpha They
nave come to the resolution of recommending am emcra
Won 10 Ndada (the cold Canada in preference either to
Liberia or 10 Texas! The last accounts from Liberia TO
me 2oh April are most propous the prosperity of the
colony "Wiihin the preceding two months Their. had
been entries into the port Monrova OF twenty yos
~ ~ hrisr
schooners, aud one soop. They were from Boston Sa
lem, New York, and Norfolk in tho United States-Li-
yerpool ln England; ST. Thomas in the West Indies
france, Cape dc Verbs, Grand Bassa, and the Leewad
and Win'h,ard Coasts"
wli not vouch for the following ane cdoe which is
aaiu oy me ~ T. Commercial Advertiser TO have taken
place Surfing the Convention: a representative from,
our sister city oil Albany put down. few DAYS since
ny one OF tho representatives from Virginia in some
wha' uhceIeulcnlous manner The Albanian i'm scno-
ran speech announced himself with great emphasis as fol-
lows - Sir, am a representative from tho Empire
STATE &C. Tho pride OF the Ancient Dominion took fire.
a. 'S soon az an Opportunity was afforded him take the
noor' he repelsd the lofty airs of the New Yorker as fol-
lows - Mr. Presiient-The Honorable Gentleman who
spoke ast boasts that he is representative from the Elm.
PIE State But, Sir, that Honorable Gentleman should
remember that in the Empire State he cannot st down a,
taoe, nor III stage coach with white man-whereas in
Virginia wo can do both Tho lofty bearing of our
doughty Albanian withered under the rebuke aud be
hung down his head in silence"
Ertcrct Of Letter from .Ne.o Orleans Ia p,ntlsson
81 hts City, dated June T. 1888
our Iiy Is visited by the Cholera in an epidemic
shape once more. For the last or DAYS il ba, on
.e increase and reports have made the deaths from so to
ioo per day believe il is in its at
.scM' uah mas been ever known Every day chronicles
e ues'- oil some OF temperate aud worthy ci,.
Zehs oil Doth sexes The attacks are sudden violent and
very fatal Within the time mentioned the weather has
oeen very warm; thermometers ranging from "a deg
10 % deg ahrenhet when placed in very cold silua.
uons0 but then the atmosphere has been uncommonv
cear OF moisture, Tor this latitude and location believe
there has been rain appearance of H. for ionioht
mas prevailing IS r. of s. and w. of S. On the
coast the mortality has been in many places and ga,
even more appalling. planter below here is said 10
nave e' ejgysx slaves; and other planters are said To
have lost, though less ia numberin "a cr;a, g., "
,ions!" 'e'"' PNP'''
The Cholera still RACES in Lexington X In ,bou, -
days from its commandments she had lost from -, n IN
oil her inhabitants. On the 10Th inst obout ,,;r,v
Een McCalla describes that day. his house a. ho,pi
tai lilo had lost his MOTHER and Mrs Johnson who lived
III MS iamy-s son was very ill-and sAmong lis most
important victims is our brother r. T. Skillman who ar
hved from the General Assembly Friday last attended,
service on yesterday mornings was taken on his return
rom meeting and died in twelve hours afterwards
u since preparing the above paragraph we have ss.n
IN the Chillcohe Advertiser, an extract of letter from,
Lexington to The evening Of the 18th which states that
We disease was aba,ng, the being fewer the ,s,
day than either OF the four preceding days The writer
gives Inc names OF number of the most respectable c
Hchs VINO have dled-among the number are Dr. ChaIen
Capt. Posllethwci, and Gen. Bodey.'
we understand, that reports are in circulation in the
country uhlavorahc 10 the health of our own Civ They
are Without foundation. Richmond is as healthy az she
usually Is at this season OF the year. and entirely ex.mp
from Cholera Should that scourge unfot tunaely re. AN
pear among u.s. we pledge ourselves TO maks known it's
existence, at the earliest opportunity