Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14

already been anticipated but be hoped that their
will remain united and promote to the office Of the Chief
Mng'stracy, who will sympatsc with their views
without the advice of maskson.
LoUls,ExsIs REorxrE
TO TIE EDITORS or 1me FrQUrRER
. LouIsA, March 10, icS5.
From notice lately published in the Enquirer 4,
was expected that March Court would have been
day IN Louisa. "a meeting of all the frecmcn i'm the
county, early in the day select candidate for the en-
Sung ciecom-the speaking of candidates Tor Congress-
Ney &c The day was untavorabe for transacting
such wcghty matters Few persons were ON the ground
before norn An interchange of opinions took place
among the Sovcrcigns they arrived; and w hours
was ascertained that the pursued by our pre-
sent representatives in accordance with the wishes
oi ue people, and that be would bc again supported
Mr Thomas Voolfolk patrioically resigned his prctcn-
sons; so that the Administration ranks present an und
vided front.
About this time Major Garland. the Administration
candidate Tor Congress- arrived. He disposed to sew
so much courtesy TO his competitor as not to address
me People until his arrival but prevailed upon by
ms friends to attend to his business and leave Gen
Eorno 10 pursue ms own course. He then addressed
the feople, perhaps one hundred and fifty in number i'm
aneiegant Speech oil about one hour He listened TO
with great attention lie pointed out the many obstacles
which had been thrown in the way of Cen Jackson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unfaricss which had been used to-
wards hm-the unbending course which Inc had pursucd
and the happy effects which had resulted from the wis
aom OF his measures and his patriotic perseverance
therein.
suppose to address the people that day To-day about
two O'Clock, L. NJ, proclamation was made that Cen.
""'uon was ABOUT TO make a speech Mai Garland was
preparing 10 leave the village, when the information was
received. He Immediately repaired TO tie Court House
where, perhaps, about 100 people assembled General
Gordon commenced under apparent state of excite
hch by assailng the Charlottesville Convention insist
ing they were actuatcd from patriotic motives hut
from interest," under Van Buren, influence, venting much
spleen on the Vice President while he painted him i'm the
darkest coors He then appeared TO console hselfhat
the people were for him. ought fol him. for the
great services he had rendered having i'm pubc SER
wee Tor years; but apparently fearing people would
not duly appreciate his merits he appealed their sym
Pathes assuring them " that it would greatly distress
him not TO be eected-more on account of his country
than his own" He appeared willing to receive charity
even IN political coin He assured his hearers hat
ne would willingly shed his blood for their HLeTtv sand
mat his mind was unchanged the removal of the
Deposites' - ~
He was replied to by Maj Garland in short speech
who IN the most lucid manner proved the constitutional
the legal and the beneficial effects which have resn
from the course pursued by President Jackson towards
the Bank OF the United States He then observed that
ne wouid not condemn which had been taken
by ms competitor, but would leave il TO the peope 20
draw the line between them; that whatever may be the
result of the present contest would bow with submis
sion; that ii his province to dictate to the Peo
pie, but for them to dictate to him.
ONE PRESENT.
u Another Correspondent informs us that all is 90
ing on well with thcmthat the Republicans have but one
candidate Tor the county, the side of the Administra-
ton, In the eld-that he (r Hars) cannot he defeot
cd, by all the and dextery of his opponentstbat
MAJ Garland is with them and seems to be gainino
gronnd-hat they have the strongest assurances of his
getuhg a handsome majority in this county-which he
says VIII ensure his election "a Garland (says hel is
one oil the hnest speakers that ever heard prompt
nay, sometimes exceedingly eloquent-always prepared
fore the People