Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

ENtnnuus ~ oc 10
Terrells Store 81 a. ,ns ,no
Mount Laurel SO 81 "a 40
Howprton's II6 IS g IN
Sneed's 100 no nm
794 7s5 4e2 47o
Brandon's not heard from.
Verbal report says, Sneed and Darlington received a
ueciIed majority oil votes at B~fanion's.
mot in tho last Legislature.
More Parade and Oratorsi-In returning through Bal.
u'"ore' from Philadelphia, Messrs. Preston s. Co. gave
nem = 'o"cn oil Their quality. Messrs. Webster ard Bin
ney followed, aud were likewise called on 10 address In,
mixed multitude. They, TOO, complied.-Th.n folowc cd
Nir. McDuiie, who corrugated tyraut, SC. SC. in all their
moo's ana lenses. This may be all in very good taste
though we Doubt very much whether some few months
hehce' these orators may not blush themselves a, the cha.
iac'er OF demagogHes they have been made to .sune.-
W.T.. oihhey' the calm, argumentaiive attorney, played
orator TOO In the Bom6asto Furioso style. The Bali.
more Republican gives This accoun, Of two of the sneakers.
"r Fres'on' whom a year ago, the same men would
almost have been willing to hang without judge or Jury,
" " VIE 10 make a speech in which he abused the
PRESIDENT in the most violent manner. spoke Of the Honse
OF Representatives az a trained, disciplined, conared ma.
Jo.ny " me 'o,'er House. MIR. Binney had been invited
20 make a speech upon Sunday, in which he speaks of
pntt'ng down lhe President, ii not by psaceable mea,.
by aresort 10 the s,cord."
We have no room to-day, to notice the Hon. Henry
G,ays exullng strains in the Senate over the Hanover
Election Well may w. II. Roane be proud when hs
sees such joy expressed at his deleati And well NAV the
Old Republicans Of Hanover blush for "A defeat which ex.
poses Them to such a p%anegyrisi But one word TO The
- !" cO0Ch rO iOuS feUONeu from Old
Hanover, That he has not only forgotten her principies.
but even her localities. Who ever heard of LAM and
Hungry in Hanover? When it belongs TO Hen,ico.-
we advise Mr.. Clay 10 take his pictory in OLD Halifax. 10
the Senate Chamberlain make il the subject of ano,her
Of his 10 P@.ns.-Perhsps the Hon. John Tyler NAV be
disposed TO play the Orator upon the occasion.
TO TIE EDI7ONs OF TWE ENQUIRER.
HENTLEMEN-D Discovering IN your paper OF Tins morn.
ing an extract OF a letter from Essex county. stating ,b,t
The defeat oil the Administration candidate was occ,.ioneL
by q report induslriously circulated, that Gen. Jackson
had prOrOpueI Cnnpre = on Erilau Lao - - Il -.
circulated on The faith OF a gentleman who left Washing.
.In n Saturday ), presuming, sir, that l was the person
affudcd To in the above extract, il behooves Inc 10 DEM
the statement ia toto. Being always anxious 10 s;ve ,W,s
people all The information ia my power, and having len
Washington on the Saturday after the memorable Protest
was sent TO The Senate, | informed the people of Essex
That such a paper was sent, claiming powers. (which ,L.
General has himself since denied that the public money
was ne pnohc property, and that he Che Executive) had
the control oil II that IL had created great excitement i'm
Washing on, and that as all individual, | would no, mvseIf
admit the doctrines contained in that Protest: and ,L.t I
hoped The people. by their votes on that day, wonld con.
vince Tie Jackson party, that they would not admit them
and declare Gen. Jackson infallible. The above was ,I.
purpori of my declarations To the people, and evsrv him
L sand was confirmed by another gentleman, Who arrived
In i'ppalahnock before the polls were closed. was no,
aware before the above paragraph met nv eve. that INV
humble efforts had any effect upon the election but. sir
l DO untquivocaiiy deny, that any report similar 10 the one
mentioned by your correspondent, Was circulated bv M
gentleman who left Washington on Saturday previous IN
the election; and il circulated at all, il wa, by The .dui-
n's'ranon party themselves.-i regret their cause is so
1880 "a Wv 'phNT nS w lHh men u forget tdrfS lm
attempt TO iDjure individuals, by accusing them of ciecn-
ia'lng false reports. hope justice 10 me will induce YOU
10 insert the above IN your next paper, as | have reasons
10 believe myself the individual alluded TO i'm thai extrart
Yours, most respectfully,
HENRY A. TAYLoE
Fairfield, April 29,h, 1891.
MIR. Tayioe may be right, for augit that we know i,
snpposing himself to be the person alluded TO. Oar Cor.
Iespondent did not acquaint Us with bis name. RI, 90.
mao another letter from E'sex, detat;ing The ,ircumstnnrrs
OF The election, from which we make the follovira 90
tract VA Tie morning OF our election il was reportsd
sho industriousIy circulated, that one Of our most resoect,
ole countymen was just from Washington, and that he
stated That the day before he left there, the Pfesiden,
sent a Message 10 he Senate, that produced mora c;,a
ment Than had ever been know in that body; tina, Sou,I,.
ara made a very ibfamnatory speech against il, that also
Leiph wanted TO speak against, but said he was sfraiJ be
should be liable to govsrn his feelings, and moved the al
goufnmfhto oil the Senaio.-Witb respect to Southland be
Is known Throughout the u. States, he has a mark ,ybich
ome cannot dridce. With respect 10 Mr.. Leigh. who
conih nave supposed that this republic, in The mornir- ot
It's lie, won'd have had in the Senate of the IT, & from,
'he land OF Washington and Jefferson, a man s,rai,ino
every nerve to destroy one OF the best administrator
IVA u world has ever seen! To Sou;bard and Leiob
To- 70 all 'uch, would say, IN the beautiful Lnouag.
o. ben'on ~ bIs powerful speech Oh the Deposite Oues.
uoh' mai Jdcksons deeds "will 60 down TO posteritv nm ths
same historic page which carries dow the feats Of arms
""'en uroVe lhe savages from our borders, and repuIseJ a
ieiocious sidiery from a noble ciy. The civil and us
military deeds VIII go down-the stream OF time fog ether
ihey viii live together in marble-and in brss--in pocrv
ana IN eloqueDce-unhorn generations shall WITNESS
renown. Such will be The fate of Jackson. when
ihe h"mesol those who have loaded him will, obioouv for
us MODEST deeds shall be lost 10 the knowledge of ths I'm.
no r"ce!-0r only known TO be repeated and re membersd
,or'nr cruelty aud injustice with which they have assaulted