Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-03

testimony now In my possession will meet YOU at sny
me you may tx, at Thompsons Store determine lat
you WIZ do provided is not deferred than days
from this time suggest the propety Of having mutual
Yours. SC. EDMUND FoNrAINE.
r. o fIease let me know, by Capt Thompson. whether
you aeeede to the proposition made above. EFF
Col Neherand he mentioned the Church n,
diheren' times since the isas. "
requested Capt, Thompsen to inform Capt. Fon,aino
mat would meet him al Thompsons Store this day-and
have TO that neither the ports originated me
"h respect To his miss,apg pedigree Of his horse
am satisfied from the evidence that has been exhibited
10 me, That wa. fnlsinormed upon that subjec-snd
neverd'd say, that he refused pay the As il
respects tie Church, said that in ofbs OBJ
Jrcting III The hrst place. to James NJ Bsgbys
IN Tie church. unh he could hear rom the mbers the
C"nreh an the ves'ry, and his locking the door taxi
g possession oil the key brought the
1' was done Tor the purpose Of excluding Mr.. Bsgby,
and oil course did not wish allow exercise OF re-
gious opinon' and was not alone in the opinion, that
was done TO exclude Mr. Bagby-Cspt. Charles Thomp-
son, John - Smith and others oil the same opinion
Capt. Fonaine convinced Capt. Thompson immediately
alter the circumstance occurred that il not his nten
lion To exclude MIR. Bsgby-whcb evidence, until this
day have never seen, heard Of and from which, a
satisfied. that Capt Fon,snes intention TO ex
Guide Mr. Bagbywhch, OF course. would clear him Of
The inpuaton that he willing TO allow religious
n ee" u.s. ,hA' was The only ground on which my OPT
The key necessarily my possession repairing tho lock-
!'ee Capt, Phillip eeisesie aud delivered
This VA IA 1873. "' ''p'-S " r.
do hereby certify that, the time Captain Edmund
fonaine aud myself following Creek Church. for
the purpose Of making out bill TO repair IT, we found tho
lock TO the church Of order, aud concluded il would
he well TO take it Off aud repair it, which we did, all of
which place before the of MIR Bagbv's n,each
lug IN the Church, my hearing any thing said CONCERN
ing h's doing The above took place. well as re-
collect, il the year 1884. LANCELoT PHILLIPS.
May 24h.
LEBANON, May 2sth, 1884
CAPT. FoNTAINR-Be assured, sir that Whenever an
opportunity shall offer, shall be wanting in vndcat.
ing you nom the reports you have pronounced false
amor correcting any impressions which their Giro ua,on
nsy nave made on any OF my acquaintsnces.
WIN every sentiment OF good will and respect,
am your sincere friend, j. NJ. BAGBY
''osc mentioned IN my letter to Col NethoIlsnd +.
m FOR THE ENQUIRER
ihose who have met with stumbling block to their
ait in the ingrsiiude aud folly OF the people of Jde.
IN the days OF Poniius Pae may find mi. rs
gious comfort by sober attention the pre- Sc nj times
Although the hckleness and Inconsistency OF The Jews do
somewhat s,agger creduly, yet some thing like
atte present day. should not disbeleve the Scrip-
lures 'hs' account When Andrew jackson went
oihce and Tor some years before aud alter tb. country
was distracted by three great of complaint: In.
iern"i Improvement. Protecting Tariff and this great
King cure ail-the Bank.
The Anne rican system as il wa. nar,ed a. 40 ,,os, 49,:
bly, ei', end therefore il claimed attention Remon
s"-nce alter remonsrance and petition after petition were
presented 10 Congress- praying for redress-and what
was obtsined! Why. increase Of du,ies-Rehoboans
reat worked out into practice. The Presd ents two ast
predecessors complained of-the one for layorns lie
ysem' shu me Other Tor not opposing il with sufficient
lrinness. But when Andrew Jackson was elected onr
iah was oerseiy saneene in his devotion State Rights
mas he deceived us Let his enemies answer the oues
on' lo'k at his MI s-nges 10 Congress-You will see
part OF them dedicated the subject in which he abIv
urges the necessity OF mode rating the duties
AZ AN early period of his Adninsra he tho
bank enemies, who had N watch
my WIN WHAT ibey thought, no doub', hawks eve In
enap him. fixed the year before his last slecon IN
make a" attack IN conjunction with this Bank and blow
HIM up root aud branches Say they ave will gel ,his
law passed. II he signs it, he will be condemned out of his
o"n mouth, because no has said was unconstitutional
Let hisn it, il he dsres-The Bank with its monsv
Veil. hu afioht
law passes Consress-tey send him for his sanction
and WIN all The composure OF hero, the hrmness of
an honest man, lie returns from whence il came toge
Their h his unansw ered and erabe asons for his
-
Thns we indebted to Andrew jackson for III. IL.
fence OF Stale K'ghs the accommodation of the Tariff
Law, the overthrow of last of all H.,
subdning Tins Bank which, but for him. would have been
as absolute IN This county, The laws oil the Modes and
Perssns ~
But the Coalition charges him with hitting the Bank too
Hartford Conven ion men, Tariff men Internal I,,rro
nent mon and Modification. men, When was tb;s Ioi,,
s,nanee formed! About The time when Minister to
England, Martin Van Bnren, who as engaged in an i'm
poian commercial treny with that N sion was recalled
what was he recalled ior' The honor OF the Natioui
Tie honor oil the n alton To the materials of which
n's 'od'uoh Is composed, we can trace all political
troubles ior the last twelve now in conso,j
u"ien sae ihey have undertaken what thew
call Jacksons Virginia feels pecunisry di,tres.
property cells rather the average price for the ast
Twelve years-and yen, 10 hear lhem would seem that
'osl desoldon had suddenly come upon MS Take for
instance speech OF Daniel Webster you would pre-
sehiy think you reading the Lamentations of Jere
h,"h NE Prophet Now, in the days OF Pontius Plate
when King ero and Caisphas the high Priest conspired
aga ns' cur Saviour il SO very strange: beeause
MS doc'rines they thought, initiated against their conti
huanre IN ONCE The opposition the President bv The
COALITION can be accounted Tor on the same princinIe
they wish TO sit In bis But for the People ,yho
nave no scIhsh views In the case, join ill., either with
he one or Tie oher IL not passing strange They NAV
De u said, 10 have eyes see not ears and NOT IN
hear. ' ~ '" nv W
sx months ago this tranquil land and woud have
oee SO ye' Du Tor those screcch owl notes 90
souhdrh from what has been called the Capo OF the Uni
eu states out which oil late converted into
the Temple oil Mammon and the saloon Of the b,Llinr
dedicated 10 the Priests Office 'e'
livery much concerns The People to know If there he
any way 70 know, how the Priests OF this potent Deitv
are co"secrsied Under the dspensaIion OF Moses The
Rings anu Priests were anointed with oil But as the to
Religions are opposite, cannot think the same ceremonies
are used IN both The only which can refer AZ
authority, Is That Of Judas lscarot Fcf am sure wben
he aposIa'ized from the Cod Mampon, lie returned thirty
pieces Of silver. '
me late spies olihe Government were prepared IN
Ve' Tue world more OF the mysteries oil This Than
any other persons But appears Tia, the Priests over
30" 70 mem was not exceeded by tba of King SauIs IN
ue witches. They have discarded them and deuv dat
,ney are bound TO give any for 10 doing et lie
People 'hink well about the amounting of the Priests
MAN OF THE HILL.
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SIfs GfTobaseo at he Pa5ie Warehouse Richmond