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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
From the Fayetteville IN. C.) Obs.,v.,,
EDlIORS CORRESPc)NDEN

~. WILMINGroN, March 20. 1894
=, DeW on: i annex you the procee dDps of To,y,
meeting, held in this place last evening-Sever Inv, W
enc occasion before, have witnessed so large and
aT'e az, an assemoage. Our Town Hall literally crowd
' ~ ai'orus me great pleasure say, that the great
ss' "nanimy prevailed On submitting The Preamble and
Resolutions, Mr.. Me ares addressed 81, anu
al energetic style. ''""s !" MS usu-
oceedngs of meeting held at the Town Hall :, Wi
npson, M U, on Friday evening, March 2stb 1894
, 70 no"es' 10 take into consideration the gross m
, oleres 10 American citizens by certain officers Of his
Britannia Majesy, at Nassau New ProyiJence. Co,anai
uaorle' Holmes was called the Chair and Alexander
| ANDERSON, Esquire, appointed Secretary The CHE,
OF the meeting having been stated from iyo C; olcG'
nam H. Meares, Esquire, submitted the foII,,y;r
ieampe aud Resolutions, which unanimously adont
neieas, II has been the misfortune of certain NO
rican czens, officers and passengers on hoard bs 49,
Ttcah Dtig Encomium, bound from Charleston \ q IN
go vs" 70 oeeone shipwreeked on OF the Bahama
neyI"nence they with portion of their property
saved from the wreck) were carried TO Nassau 81
rio'lHehce and whereas, according to their statement
SAID American Citizens, after their arrival a, Nassau
were grossly insuited by certain officers Of the JsIsnd
were oreoy deprived OF their property aud by the Lien
GOVERNOR threatened with the halter in case they
attempted TO preserve il: N'
~ % <fesoIoea That as American Citizens wa
,Sel ne strongest indignation at the insults and Injuries
mus oHeFed our elbow Citizens
ResoUed further, That the forcble seizure and d,.,-
ION OF he property oil American citizens thus sbiowreck
.Sors oy me act Of Providence, foreign
,nore, Is contrary 10 The rights eli hospitality and palpa
bic violation OF The laws OF civilized nations: rN'fA'
RESOLVED, further, That we know no difference. nor
sons, Gas known TO our aws and property in things
Resofoed further, That In the opinion Of this meeting
oehooVes the Government Of these United States 10 take
the most prompt, decisive, and Efficient measures TO in
q "'o ua 90 ,eTeSS 'bis outrage citizens, and
that we feel The fullest confidence in the promplde and
energy OF the Government in this regard
htsoiued, further, That we al all times, stand ready
ana willing and pledge ourselves to repe insult and og
erosion oil the persons property Of American czeps
ron whatsoever quarter The same may come.
heSofVed, JWfheT, That copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded 10 the President of The United States and 70
our Senators and Representatives in Congress.
On motion,
Rtsoired, That Col. Gabriel Holmes Alexander An.
derson. and William b. Meares, Esu be a Committee 10
lorward these Resolutions to the President OF the United
Sia'es our Senator'S and Representatives in Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
THE ELECrYOvS.


Seven Elections took place in Virginia during the last
week Five have eventuated as we expected. An the
old delegates were returned with the exception Of Pc
gram oil Sussex. (Itco counties, viz Poedhontos and
Letois, yet to be heard from) The results In ve
ties are as follows;
Frederick -Mossrs. Gibson. Barton and smih--ths
first friend OF the Administration aud the two last s
opponents Frederick being strong Administration eouu
ty some OF tho Opposition have sci up shout, pre-
tend TO argue from the election OF Messrs Barton
Smith change In the politics OF the county. The u S.
Telegraph shouts OUT that Frederick formerly
Of the most decided Jackson counties in the State The
Baltimore Patriot reeeboes the cry. that Frederick was
6uf recently Of the most decided Jackson counties in
the State - aud asserts that it Is repoufionsed
The Alexandria Gazette falls into the strain calls
them " all dHfi.vau Buren, men," and exciaims that
:. Frederick has opened the ball with spirit" Not So gen
temen. We stated in our last pape that the elec,on
would turn on local question. and general politics
and the two Winchester papers, opposite parties
received leave no sort OF doubt about the matter The
ioiiow'ng 10 from the Winchester Republican, "a strong
OPposio,ptin) Of the 29,h March, just two days be.
fore the election
~ ION TO Da settled at tho yo
Is ps doubt bal VIZ. a tue .siS. M hI
rs next winter, L. fate vii depend the os
90 dsas mo SD soua 90 tho ~. nsa Aud
M aud tho vo'os given upon party groaads will 10 lew and
The following Is from tho "winches,er virgnian" lad
mnistraton) OF the 81 inst, days tho eiecon
"iHE ELEcrIoN. below give the returns oil the
election held in this county, on Monday last Tor three de-
legaes TO the next General Assembly Of Virginia. That
there may be no we deem 4,
ss,s mos. explicitly upon what principles The canvas.
local question Of dipsion of our county merged euerv
oner consideration The three old
ioson Barton and Smihwcre supported by persons of
distinct an different political enets upon the ground that
ey had mani1y fought the battle last winter aud kept
.ne couny entire Il is know that the political party
question, which agiiaied the General Assembly at
late session. Maj Gibson voted throu to sustain
administration, whilst Messrs. Barton Smith, upon
some oil the resolutions, voted differently II II were fair
TO dsduce any inference Of political party cast il would
result from Maj Glbsons being the leading candi-
date, that the county sustained him in his We
repeas however, that with lew EXCEPTIONS the
all governed by the question of division or no DIVISION
the three successful candidates being opposed the dvi.
sion TWO oil those who were unsuccessful having en-
brought out and sustained TO effect such dsion of the
county, and the third believed by many TO be OF the same
sentiment g. The woe IS follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

Depad this life on Friday the 4h ins short but severe
muo NJ Bockus OF h. character of This Jy 10 an
acquainted with her, requires euiogy Her Gov
ana S9na, os, attest her worth Gifted natural with intelligence
log and an t1expessble gcnenes manner that
once TO tho hearts Of OIL around hot Tho
those and mad marked her In the RELATE wife,
and moie with the most pleasing satisfaction and delights sho
WIS IN n oil hem equally exemplary She
Csian-a hbeia practical Christisnwilh mind
ny seciarIan docDes Of
70 n within her sphere Sho passed her bbut tranquil
nestle c ia the oil he Christian
she obtained and vol ored and blessed
mind, that passe ali undofstandngbe noble
action To mortal remains decoyhef virtues die are
registered in tho book Of Heaven, and earth embamed in the
hearts of all who knew her.
Died on Sunday Both Mlc 1884, at Clifton his ,sssneo
County Va aged 60 years Joseph Lewis Eo omsr
highly respectable In Con.
gos from tho district composed Of the counties Loodoun
fax, ond FRINGE William.
Died, morning Doth OF NaIcb At tho redsoce Of
Capt w lillian Robins 10 the county OF Gloucester Roys-
tor, Of this city, in the 44th year Of her ogo..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

having the command Of two daily presses charged with
avery species Of combus,ibe matter against his cause
The great force Of the City made to bear down he
upon him. In many respects both before the Election
soa Outing tho whole contest Of yesterday.
The number OF votes given this occasion Is unprece
denied In October. $780, after the present const
"lon went into operaon Ia the contest between Leigh
osoy &C $40 votes were taken--whch Is 40 short Of
yesterdays return.
Inc contest commenced early yesterday forenoon, and
10 tne most animated manner. There no speaking at
votes had been taken.
ne result has scarcely equaed the hopes Of the Op.
Pos''onMany OF Ihem calculated carrying majority
OF votes in the county itself The confidence OF our
friends In the yeomanry Of the country Increased by
inc example Of the county Of iienrico.
The following was the state Of the poll closing at
sundown: "
For John Minor Bolts, Gold member) 475
VIM. b. Randolph 365
Majority for Bolts, ITO
Eight hundred and forty votes takfn!
Fifteen other counties voted yesterday Results here.
ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
TO THE EDITORS or THE e.voUfRes
lIE GLOUCESTER MEEIING nc fhe slh insL

have read in the Enquirer of the 25,b inst IN" r,o
cesuings OF Another Public Meeting in Gloucesier'-
rs There ore some very important inaccuracies slated In
we proceedings as drawn up by the Committee 10 arrange
them for publication, beg leave 10 ren,est ,e ner,o,
Son through the columns Of your paper, point out those
efrors-whlls, lat the same time discsim The intention
Of imputng any improper motive whatever to the gentle
men who drew up that paper for publication
Is slated therein, tho meeting was held ain pursu.
ance Of notice, previously given by The Administration
parry, snn advertised 81 OIL The public places in the
y Now, the truth is, that The meeting was called am,
nonoes advertised as much II not moro, by the Opposition
~ me Administration party; lor al The meeting NJ the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

ga. Tho Postmaster reserves the expedite s nail,
ns the soaaosuss Of the g adequate sssss
% s pro rata sowaae' for ay extra expense
And so also, he "rcseryes the right of curtailing
or OF disseminating any route, when in his opinion
inc pubic interest may require it, &C., &C.
inns explanation gives US the key to most of tho
extra allowances made to Virgna:
Isl. Tue contracts are made every 9TH year.
Z. Those for Virginia were made in Oct. 1880
the most distant period at which any have been
made
8. In these three last years, more facilities have
been given in running the mail, than ever have
Deen attempted at any former period.
a. These facilities hive been extended i'm an ex-
traordnary degree in Virginia, and the routes with
when she Is connected She is The great thorough
fare through which the mails pass for supplying the
southern States in more than one direction, and the
West by Guynndottc, &c.!
D: The rapidity communicated in these directions
To the run OF the mails has been asked for by the
People, and pressed by their represe ves.-and
hcnce the additional allowances to the contractors
not 10 corrupt Them, but to accommodate the People.
U. LII some cases, especially since the embarrass-
ments which have been discovered in the finances
Oh the department., these accommodations have
been reduced, and the aiio,pances with them-so
that me shower of patronage, instead of being re-
Gently augmented, is decreased in Virginia,!
we cordially admit, that If these extra allowances
DC redaced.-But we cannot decide this properly,
lnor, we presume Mr. L.) until the facts in the
Report have been laid before us.
The friends Of the Administration are confident Of sue
cess IN New York. The Opposition are making as much
as hey can oil the detection OF Dr. McNeven in the CITY,
but The irsbmen stand fast meeting has been called
among them to counteract the Doctors letter. II is pecu
marry unfortunate Tor The Doctor that about two months
ago. he came out boldly and unhesi,aDgy for the Adm
msuauoh, anu hathe penned series Of m ain,
approving the Presidents coutse, and Mr.. Taneys Re-
inovsio' the Deposies find uore!But three weeks ago
he expressed himself ready to preside meeting which
was called 10 approve the OF the Administration
INNS 100 thrown out OF his private grie and his dis
appointments IN getting Office. All these crcumstan
WI" react upon him. and break the force of his dsaf
lection as irlshmen will do their duty
here has been another me e,in in The citv
oil New York-of The mechanics and working men II j.
su 70 nave been the creates, public meeting held in
'na' CITY Every nook OF Tsinmany Hall was crowded
a" he Immense multitude overlooked into another me Il.
ing IN The Park Their resolutions aye of The
They 20 with all their force against the Bank
eonenu IN unneasured terms the of the Pre-.
sdent against that alarming nsii,1,on Our friends are
sahsoihe-iull OF spris-sure OF victory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
The S6.OUO.OO0 Lonn !

Ihe JOINT Committee OF the Legislature of New York
nave made Report upon Governor Marcys Message
ey re echo his charges against the U. s. bank and re-.
Por' oi providing for the creation OF fire per cent
o.e Ssoeh amounting TO six millions OF dollars redeema-
10 me CITY, aud ftco millions to be the Loan Offices
IN different parts OF the Sa,e5OOo copies OF the Report
wsre ordered TO De printed The bill has been taken up
In Committee Of the Whole, and the LIST section embracinp
'ne principle, was passed unanimously N. Y Ame.
rcan says, the bill will unquesonaby pass and is 10 go
INTO effect on It's passageI calculated that il will give
immediate relief TO the State Banks and their customers
against the screws OF the u s. BsnkThc Bankmen are
violently opposed TO the measure-and the wounded nj.
geons are known by their fulering =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

,c:,; COJl.ifUNIC9TED
Nomination for he Senatorial District of Louisa &C.
AT meeting held the tavern of Elisha i;
the county oil Louisa, on the 9Th OF April agreeable IN
PuDc houce, Tor the purpose OF nominating 10
represent 'he Senatorial District of the
OF Hsnoyer, Louisa Goocbldnd and Fluvanns the fol-
o"'pg gentlemen attended as Deputies, viz: from HANG.
yer James L. sutton, and Laney Jones' Esors l,o III
WIN Shelton and Capt. Edmund Foniaine; from Io,sa
Dr. archibald Anderson, David Richardson An,hon,
Waddy, yr., John ), Woodson, John Bbb WIN w A ~
derson, Capt Garland Anderson, Capt John Craves Re-
pert N. duncan, VIM Mous6ed, and Hugh (;oo1y;n
hrqsi IRON Go1ehfand Col. Peter Guerrsnt Col Jo.
seph D. watkins, Richard Sampson Spencer &; I,r,Jbs,
Dr' o. Goats and Richard n. Anderson Eso and lror,
FWudnnd, Col. U. A. Strange, Col. ID. w * RawI.s
James J" Jennings, Guihrey Norris Abraham R,sLot
ana Abraham Perkins, Esqrs. And the meeting was a.
ganised by The appointment Of Capt. John Graves a,
'" T ana Ah,hony Waddy jr, Secretary.
he following Resolution was unaDn,o,sv aio,,sd.
believing as we do, that the present eve ntfnJ ps,o IT,
our political history is such as TO call for ,c y,
every consideration but that of the public good Resoj,J
That we will sus ain the candidate a, NAV he non;nss
al THIS meeting for our Senatorial District bv eve,v ho
noraue e4eron ~ our pOwerand that we trust that ali
the voters in The District who agree with us in
viii cooperate with US"
Aer tic adoption Of the above resolution a conn;,,eo
OF TWO deputies BON each county viz Cant
John Groves, Capt. Garland Anderson Col Shelton IT,
ney Jones' Esq COL Watkins, Richard Sampson Esq Col
oOw'es ana Gubrey Morris Esq appointed to pro.
pose candidate TO the meeting and after retiring sho,,
Zine f9r consultation, they unanimously recommended
capt. Elmund foDiaine, which nomination was mani.
Inously sustained by The meeting.
On motion, ReSoUed, That the thanks of This h..
rendered 10 The Chairman aud Secretary.
neS0iVea, That The proceedings of this meeting be
published 10 The Richmond Enquirer. -
The meeting then Adjourned sine die
49, JOHN GRAVES, Chairman
ANTHONY WADDY, ir. Sccrcfdru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

NOTICE. do forewarn all persons from cfedng my
IL son, Ihos. M. Wssley, for any property NY
count even in person, by my ORDER he has sbscond
ed from me, aud Is not under my control.
RO. G. WASLEY.
April g, IO0--Il-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

ne ONO Sun pronounces the minority Address one
oil me most powerful documents has seen on the
las doing honor TO the Old Dominion-to the country
end as worthy OF the State that gave birth to sling
Tor, Jefferson and Nj adson''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

10 We are under the necessity OF laying over many
Election communications. They will appear our xi
~ The Proceedings OF The Meeting in MONTGOMERY
county, strongly III iavor OF the Admins raton-are una
voidsbly postponed till our next paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

washington Correspondent OF the Winchester "Yir-
ginah States that "Jobn H. Eaton has be en- nominated
oy inc Pieident as Governor of Florida the room of
Gov. Duva that gentleman having sgnified wish not to
DC re nominated Andrew Stewart at present member
OF Congress from Pennsy vana, aud who has been an ef
hcien member OF the board OF directors it is thought will
De CHOSEN to the presidency OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company, Uice Eaton resiyned'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

ltASH FOR NEGR0Es.--I shall be absent two or
" three months from Richmond. During my absence,
Mr.. VIM. II. Goodwin will attend 10 my jail aud the Pur-
chase Of slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid.
Nov rs. tb5-t1 LEWIS a. COLLIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08
THE SPEECH


Inc Charleston Mercury reports that Mr. C,Iboun Ia.
msue The strongest speech the currency ever made
IN ms country Srong indeed. against the Constitution
VI DIS country-So strong, that the toned
eaeraiss cannot so along with il. The Charleston Pos,
also fe-echoes his praseand states that Mr. c. has
ne question In light, and most ably and conclu
svely supports it.' Mr.. Benton comes much nearer n
me merits OF the speech, when he pronounces thai M,
awod oil this regulating power (Mr Cs ideal was heard
OF when The first Bank chartered in the wear 1871 -
o person whispered such for the establishment
OF BANK at that time The whole conception is u,,c
JW,Sea-an alter. thought, &c. Not even Alexander Ha.
o had the credit OF devsng such theory for epIarg-
ing me powers OF the Federal Government Ii was re-
served LOT such teeming brains as Mr.. Cahoun's
BANK OF yMaryiand.-The last Staunton Spec,a,or
States that from 5000 dollars of its paper we're in A.
gusta at The time Of its failure that in Pendle,on and
oekngham there were also large quantities thai
m the last county, the losses would be very heavy
ne understand, that efforts have been made TO magnify
hese iosses and turn them against The Administration We
are happy TO perceive by of the Baltimore papers,
.hat mere Is likely be ultimately no loss upon this pa
per- ana mat the holders advised to sacrifice
me Ditnore Patriot also says, that It is source Of
g'uhcaon that the alarm produced by the Of
me ank oil Maryland, has considerably subsidized and
a. ne demand tor specie the other Banks has almost
enurciy ceased and much that was taken out is returning
10 heir vaults, being found troublesome and DANCE
c'e 70 individuals TO hold in their domics particularly
W 'he country The Banks discounted more freely The
aer part OF last week than for time past particu.
afy c " 81 Branch, and with the present good feel.
ing ana mutual or5eaance in their exchanges with each
o'er they will soon be able relieve the pressure in
considerable degree
p.Iat,t ti,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

see Or Chembcrayne's the gieat Floyd dinner
Seo tho leading Editorial IN the Whis Of Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-06
DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

FHNlE extensive sale and established Reputation OF
X Dumfr;es' Itch Ointment encourages the proPrl.
etor to recommend If with renewed confidence TO the
public as most innocent as well powerful appca.
ton for this annoying disease The most inveterate
csses have been cUaEn IN ONE HOUR! by this esteem
ed Ointment 1t contains mercury, or other noxi.
Gus ingredient, and may be confidently applied even
to the Youngest children, to pregnant females -
Price S79 cents.
- None genuine un ees signed on the outside prin'
ted wrapper By the sole proprietor. T. Kidder mme.
date successor to the late r. 4. Conway For SALE
with all the other a. Conway Medicines" at his Coun.
ting Room, No. 90, next door to j. Kidder's Drug
Store corner Of Court and Hanover streets near Con-
cert Hall. Boston THOMPSON KiDDER.
And also, by his special appointment, by
WA STA :IER,
ian IS Fairfax street, Alexandria.
Large discounts to those who buy to sci! again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-06
Albion Corn Plaster!

TIME Albion Corn Plaster sottens the corn, however
old and tough, and extracts it to the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho.
rough.
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case, from Mr. Stowe, who is well known to the IN
habitants ofths city, especially st the South End and
South Boston, very worthy and respectable ctl'
zen;-
CASE.
Sin Il do not hesitate to give my most unqualified
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Plaster. BY the use of less than boz. Mrs sowell
has been cured of each foot, which had been
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think it but uatice to your invaluable preparation to
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creases confidence in the superiority of your Pas
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SETH STowELL,
Keeper Of the dollhouse, South Boston Bridge.
MIR. L. KIDnEa Proprietor of the Conway Medicines.
Boston, June 18th, 1929.
- Price SO cents