Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21


NIX Seward aud Snl~eii should the three Siaes
have mentioned. go sgains, Us; should Ohio and New
jersey, o. New jersey aud Penhsy anis elect majority
OF whig member. to ongess New York may he eonsi.
dered as csrsin Tor the Constitution aud the Laws This
my SEEN strange 10 tie u,i"'ised but you aware
s in State O such vast extent aud population this
there arc ai~sys piior election from tive thou
sand Jnee thai Is individual. who take little inter
est ia politics nothing Tor either party. aud who
ANXIOUS emily To DO strong sde. These the IN.
Who viii be operated upon by the States alluded TO- ami
II the Wby- triumph m a n,.iriy at them then may ~
confidently CLAIM, ilt $500 neuf,ais alluded lille on
tie "hrr hand. Al the Tories triumph shall lose them
--Ani immediately sfe'. ibis wise says ave have,
AZ this inomen m,Jpriiy OF 5000. But this uaio, lev
viii be decreased unless the Wing Is deqnsicly
sustained la The cleo ions abou, to take place in
ma, ono and New Jersey do mo- by any aIuds
to the FRS sud Tbmd Districts oil your State These we
consider lost, but icok '- ictoe State and unless
We sre nrch deceived you wi!l- ct las FIFTEEN mem
bers OF Congress. Fifteen wl he majority, and hence
victory; but Nv all means, .hecr With that number
Now hom 5000 m-jo''y.' take 5000 nsnrals,'' aud
how much remains? According to Cocker nothing-And
such VIII lie The victory OF 'he Whigs ia New York
EreaiotiOnsP %
Mir, K.ulsl has ia'viy pe.f.finrd ssvere onerai.n
upon MIR. Duh Greenland he Globe, smother uron Nj
Webster.
ID. CHA. made his threatened stiark upoa Mr Kendall
- i'areius him with iners'itdr to Mr. Cay-that he was
&c used hy ineiernary motives in negotiating with Mr.
q about an appointment, at Washing Io and ia afterwards
coming out against the administration MIR. Adams in
consideration OF loan Sl2no there .f,er to be made to
iiin ny Mt Green, &c. &c. II Nj X turn. the tables
completely upon him. RI. prove incontr sbIy hat .b,
emitting dates Mir Green has brought the events OF three
years TO one point, aud that his whole thus
ia.is to the gronud-Ihat D. G never advanced hin,
$i2o0hat he h'us,lf poor b. nkiupt to make
hun ioan-,iia in is2S. the Telegraph itself gave d,f
ferent account, OF the Who'll. trarsarion lie ouoss
passage irm the Telegraph OF tia, day, then add:
"ire is direc, .dcton OF the hole story hi.
man now 'e. Now This transaction is altogether deerad
ing; ihen was highly crfdifdbie" Nov is asserted
that MIR. K~uds commodity ia msrke then he
.c"~d not be purchased or intiuiidafed" Now, he
borrowed tie $1,000 on condition that he should come
oH' against Nh adams attain: then IA. %,
"on condition that sertrdi geniieien Numbers or Con
g,ess from kentucky. irOuI become his security
Now, he ob,sned $l200 ef Duff Green an n. Lnow.
lodged bankrupt; then. he borrow it .ef persons tcho
Tend NANCY for prGt' Now, the man who lieut. il knew
that IL 10 pay off his debt 10 Nh Clan. ,h.n ,e
persons OF whom Mir X. borrowed IT, did moi k,s,n fhe
use ne intended TO make of a." Let Mr. t.reen recon.
cue al 'm' hc eau, with his present assertions not tyr.
getting That the evidence of MIR Kendall ia the Senate of
Telegraph xix weeks before -
In, l. severe exco,ision enough But MIR X gocs
On 70 NY him sui. more numerically. lie shows, r.rn the
Telegraph OF 1929 thai ID. then spoke in the hph.s,
e'"s OF MIR Kendall, AMI that in 1898 he attempted TO
procure the services oil MIR X, assistant E.or al
though he was then in possession Of all the e,i.nce uuou
which he iio,c pretsnd prove i'm destitute Of all carar
ter and honor.-And finally, Mr.. k gives hin, the conn
ne grace by qno,ng passage from the Telegraph Sep
TENDER 1873 and then sutj'irug The following, 10y way
Of commentary, " -
$50 here. alter all the evidence In The S,n.c f 81,
lucky, aud the private letters quoted by G., ee 20
prove Mr. Kendall urgrAeiu AMI nlercenary had been
publ"bed In the Telegraph alter Editor had bought
up n,s uhgrasm, anu mercenary man with bGmhrupts
promise NJ The Loan Of 1900 dollars nnuable fifteen
months dter date have him pva Is assuring the OH
ject OF his present libel, that he had the ..iitIIEsT,
confidence n HE "lNrEGRITY," seeking TO place him
~ ms Editorial ChAr--o give ir al .',e respect and 10
lnnrce he apirrd To himself and expecting TO mako Ie
IeietrAph 'e mos influential press i'm The no ld ,ih
he aid Of his character and tale Let hir Green
lac csn reconcile all This with the opinions he now ex
presses OF Mr. Kendall predca,ed facts as well known
10 him then they ere now
How Grn Geen will be able 10 hold up Lis head here
sieI' ms isu OF veraciy after Mr. X has stuck ts
tIiser on is oi ees, would puzzle any man IN roc.iy.
VINO was not acquainted will his marvellous power Of
Lace. F
The excora'on Of Mr. Webster by ia, Globe cansca,cs-
~ be more agreeable the Orator lie has lately made
spec" al Conecri-a sort ri Funeral OrAon al the
ohsrquios oil Senator Bell OF ~ Hamu.br."; ,,Lic
lac undertakes 10 trace te Opposition 10 the u S Bsnk 10
MI alleged attempt III 1920. make the b. auch K.,k =,
Portsmouth "a political nauk."The article viii no, ad
iit Of sm'dgenent-sud will let il sneak for il,ei(
We give &c whole 81 il TO day Never was AZ. Orator so
completely detected and expo,ed in LccAmalions The
'ooe scarcely caves bit oil The "rpider'ns upon him
THUS IRE go!-lhe Baltimore Chronici. shows ,,s
What we mi hit expect, the Elections should 40 in favor
OF the Bank Wings. Give them the pow err and va I
sve a! ouce how tie BnG will desire them TO use H.
WI" It's sP'ls bmoyed up 10y The of the elections
III Mary'And-ih" Chronicle shows us its cloveu bo,
Hed' HIM !-idrS land suStdns he Bunk ard lei the
q ', cone Mh,n or how II will, such will he her
constant decson, &c. "The Presi 'em may exercise
h reto; but he will DC unable prevent tie lie chsr,er
OF 'he presen Bank, or The establishment OF new one 10
succeed H. Public opinion will demand this in lone Thai
dare not be deniedBJt ''pubc opiuoo will i,,elf nm,
Its Pet0 u,on The Bank"
John Y. 1!asor. Esq, was lorored itb \ ,,b.i Mn;
Oh saturday as' by his Constituents Of Prince George
the an public dnD-r he lac since The Last ses
ZION OF Congress- rom respect to his public services
U,aSHJNGT0W R4CES
lsf Ldy-A e'p.akc for yeas' old cos and 6llics
tolv (aiscd by General JAcksOn) run and otvnr, Lv
Co'. Croweii, beat three col,sIl subscribers 800 en-.
trance. 500 lorfeit; OILY Tour started.
"a Ddy.-fwo mile heats. Tor the suhsctiplion pl.te
$b0O-Col. CIOwePs Robin Hood beat lin 2 he ,tS AZ
Glmore's Patience, ana Mr. Se!deus Tioubsdour
81 nay -PrHprie ors Purse Of $500 mile heats 7
en- res MIR James Ssidens Charles Krn,bIe heat G,r
HdFs ApiItf
da's Prince George Tayloes Dolly Dixon and Gov Is
Lady Nashville. Agility the Let hi. The N Iut saw.
This was beautiful race, Il interest of which was
heightened by The FIRST Tvs heats being ,akru bv diff
horses Ii was 81 close tie last mile of The 81 heat
that Tor some distance the three leading horses Ike in so
exact line that but one horse and oGe rider could 10 Js
hngsShed No platoon OF soldiers ever moved more ex
acy dressed The i,suc kept in SUSPENSE un,i
tie close OF the 81 hat During ie first lea much snxie
y was e Tor the rider Of the fine mare iLa, took The
heat. His saddle slipped forward Oh neck Of the ars
and in hat situation e rode tie beat blayely came
first" '
AN DaV-Jockey Club Purse NJ 81 600; 4 mile heat.
entries; GSrrison- Ohio beat Foreman's Uncle sam
Srldens Florida, (who the Is heat) Duysrs III ru
kansciel (tsst dsan"ed the 1t hesi) Time I'm, &c.
II oI-and 3 20. "This beautiful and L,hlv IL,
terestng race not outstanding many Of the
were 'hiown out tic fret heat During the fr.t tltoe
miles oil that heat, which done in very good lime The
whole seven horses in cluster almost az rl sc az II
was possible TO iogeihe and the following he al,
were we'll contested by Florida her successful COM
petiior Ohio ~
NEW MARKET RACEs-f PefersJuyg)
FiTst ddylst race, Tia -'s Nancy Blunt heat 2 oher
cos-2d race, Haio's Virginia C,ry heal other colts
"a D"y-Proptieiof's Pulse $500. 2 mile beais--Puck