Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

mics OF the Union aud Of Liberty assume the
hey practise all the arts Of the Deceptive system.
The people VI Georgia were be deceived, as had
been their unhappy neighbors Of South Csrolins.
But let not the friends Of consu iona MON the lovers
OF the peace, the prosperity, the liberty OF their coury
now relax their efforts, be lued into secuy The
spun oil evil possessed OF restless. and interchangeable
ACTIVITY; will soon appear in shape BE.
ware Of the DECEPTIVE SYSTEM. lie, vigilance
snh generous devotion OF nd dual feelings aud interests
10 Tie common cause. secure the unsnniy 1.-THE psry
Tie ensnaos and dangerous hour OF its iriumph-hfi
iedgeviHe Union.
JACKSON. (Miss) October 3.
THE EASTERN CouNTIEs.--W We have In our posses.
sion evidence which cannot be questioned in sariou,
resolutions OF public meetings. iosss public dinners gil
to Gen. H. s Foot and Robert j. Walker, Esq that
the entire East Is decidedly opposed to the election
Al this moment were the question submitted the Peo-
pie, Robert Walker could beat po,nde in the
siasn, as the proceedings which shall publish next
week will clearly establish. Among the proceedings
which took place, Perry county. the county OF Judge
Blacks residence and claimed for Pondex passed
solutions unanimously against him. Go friends lack
son-vicory !. perching upon your political B.nn-rs-
.Mssissppidn.
PUBLic SENrIMENr.-R. ]. Walker E.o and Gen
IL = Foot now in The eastern part oil the State and
have within the last two weeks visited various counties in
that quarter IL Is known 10 our readers that the tcg
p'"s nave oeen heretofore quite c'amorous over the
6ioo Hess revolution stated have taken place ia Pike
Lawrence Marion and other counties. during the
mer III dispassionae men will consider the manifesto
tons OF public feeling which have barely time al pre-
sent TO direct attention To, they will be able determine
whether or not these "punch party" editors
either grossly deceived themselves, or willing 10 prsc-
'ise the basest imposition upon their readers. Upou
the arrival Of Mr.. Walker aud Cen Foot At Mani.
cello they offered public dinner which they res
pectiuy declined, and addressed the people OF
county thursday the Is u amidst sccsnatons OF
great number OF citizens Ii is TACT, which is not de
med by opponents who knoto the real of rblc
feeling in this county that there fy in the
whole county who dapprovc OF any Of the promine nj
measures OF the Administration. In Wiiamsburgh Co.
sngton county, meeting Of the citizens took place IN,
conformity with previous notice OH the succeeding Ss.
turday, which was addressed by the same gentlemen
At the close vi the meeting the OF the Peope wa.
taken upon the recall Of Judge Black, and we have
been informed by gentleman who was upon the
ground, that thele only dissenting roice I'm.
on the question Of MIR. Ponde xters ction il was
unanimous in opPo'i'ion. In Pike, the gentle men
addressed the people Monday the first day OF Cir.
cult Court when, we have been informed there were he.
tween three aud four hundred persons present; and
greater unaniny OF sentiment among hume an as
semblsge has been rarely Witnessed There at ea.
three hundred Jackson Democrats 10 twenty TVhgs or
aristoeras Delegates will be sent from all counties
Ia 'he middle and eastern part oil the State 10 the Demo-
cratic Convention, TO assemble at the OF
on The first Monday Of November and have but itil.
doubt that every county tho Stale will be In
tina, body The Democracy is rapidly ADVANCING
In Mississippi The people up in all their majesty
and will assert their dignity in becoming their
intelligence and patriotism. " Down with The B,nkt-
Down with Nullfcaionl Down with ConsoIa ton 9" ,re
the wachworls Of the Democracy OF Msss.ppi and all
that wanted 10, concentration o democratic
union among the friends of Liberty give glorious vic
Dry. This union will be effected through the Democratic
Convention The Democratic party havo sufficient talent
and patriotism TO dl he important offices OF State; and
they will not permit the influence OF station be welded
against them and their principles hereafter has bcen
heretofore Bank Bank IS the ali absorbing
The dscorlant powers OF the Arsocratic inno now as
sociaed under the OF "wgs" ae all uni ed I'm sun
port the Bank The advocates VI tho Back Of the Uni
ted States, Bank u the u. s. TO use the language
OF Ihos H. Benton, tie "iamilionian Feiealis,s
whatever may be insdiously said the conuary.-I5
ALABAMA great political festival took place at
Tuscaloosa Alabama. on the 25h uit The Flag SAYS
the number has been varou.y estimated from is eiye
TO fourteen hundred persons all animated by same spirit
the feeling They had on.e together 10 manifest
their reped for those pubic who been faithful
10 the trust posed in them by conng patriotic peo
pie; and which tusfhey had not betrayed" Messs Clay
King, Mckinley ards aud Mrrphy invited he ar.
iy all OF whom attended and delivered addresses TO tho
people. II proud day Tor them be welcomed by
fourteen hundred OF their fellow citizens and TO hear The
shouts OF Wen done good and faithful you have
violated no pledges-betra,ed trusts contded to your
charge Gov. Gayle also attended aud addre te ope
VERMoNr.-We learn from the Montpelier State Jour.
nal Of 18Th inst, that the Legislature Vermont
on the 9h.-On The fourth ballot. T.. NJ Briggs Esq was
chosen Speaker OF The House, pro tenn and the fifth
ballot Robt Pierpon'. Esq. chosen Clerk, pro tenn
On friday canvassng committee reported that there
was 10 choice OF Governor Lieut. Governor, Treasurer
o." that Twelve persons having plurality of votes
chosen COUNCILLOR The official Tor Go
vernon was, for VIM. A. Palmer CAN'T, -masonic) II l3I;
VIM c. Bradley, (Jackson) 10 3si; Horao Seymour
(Whig) lO,i59 scattering sI-Mr Briggs alter wards
elected Speaker without opposition and Edward H. Barber
Clerk Hon Timothy Merrill was chosen Secretary OF
State.
Hon. Henry F. J,mos was chosen President of the
Council
In Convention, Hon. VIM. A. Palmer was elected Go.
the votes being for Palmer Il7 Bradley DAckson)
IL, scattering, Son. Mr. Seymour il will be recolect.
ed, had declined being candidate Hon Lebbcu. Ed
geron chosen Lieut.. Governor receiving III out of
I'll votes. Hon Augustine Cdrk chosen Treasurer
RIOTS IN CHARLE sToN-We have seen letter from
gentleman OF Charleston stating that Monday night
serious riot occurred in that city large uumbrr of the
Nuliiers marched in a body Union house near the
Rail road. where number OF Union men were assembled
The house was defended by Union men, who fired q, the
assailng crowd. Each party accused The other Of firing
hrst. Shots fired both sides and six OF the Nu
hfers wounded. The Nufiers Immediately turn.
ed and rushed 10 the arsenal the crowd augmeninp az il
went along, aud demanded to revenge themselves
Gov. Hsync and Gen Haiuon here addressed them aud
persuaded them to refrain This circumstance has crea
ted great deal Of feeling both sidcssnd as the Null
liners loud in their threats oil revenge il is much 10
be feared thst IL only precursor serious dsur
Dances We sincerely hope aud that will not BIO
the case.--S OuaHnoh Georgian.
CARD.
The election IL over, and exciteent il
passed away. declare the charges made az ains me in
cert'in daily paper Che Commercial Inteligs and
repeated Tor several days. FALSE, from beginning 10 end
and invite the author OF the csunny (oo gross To have
been the result OF mis'ake 10 The responsibility of
u. JAMES PAGE, Postmaster of PhiiadeIphiG
October Is, 1884.