Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

suited in the collection Of the Wing board Of Selecten
Of the last year. and the of The candidates on ther
ticket"
SPECUL4TIONTS
According the ~ York papers there was couslcra.
bic stir in the Markets Friday and Saturday last
.pseooas N French seos have been mac. The
s,oss, ihs tho day, ul,iou.
soil The hu,4 of .p~eulaiio brandy ,suieney to
measure" IS "a a a mS IT, non a. I, war
eondc,be sane stocks pushed io "ak
soari adjourned. Delaware same ,i.rr,s de-
81 va. 's,sn Maize ~ Paterson
sser lr Log "a; nion !. s~is a.
par " s1 s At ~ that o stock stands aosS par
i,ana ton (as the New York Gaz- sight by
Brady ~o s'%.iSs s a%N sGs Ss a. G'
spa,o asoa ,sn, sss no one ea1 ae."In Tor ug
e 10 various eoaee'ne' and consequent peclau rhes
on. god under tandng the French Goyernmenr."
The most assiduous efforts mixing 4, get peep
behind the curtain for the sake of speculation But the
friends ct the Administration at Washington hold
ing oaca, Tor various reasons-The effect which hcy
might have npoa t.c m0rkcts. alone sufficient to pre-
vent any developments oie contents of the Message
What is the Lynchburg virginian at no,oP Bnt the
n,ner aay he was Tor running species of unpedged
icket-fet in It's last Monday paper. he calls upon The
WING counties who represented in the Iegsla
ure, to send Delegates 10 the anVan Buren, Conven.
uon OF this wnter--and adds This is i'm portan,
too, when is remembered that the Convention pro.
posed TO be held in that city will in all probability dc.
erm;nc ,chiok If tie seterai candidates non, on
position 10 Mr. Pan Bnren shall be supported in Virginia
as The strongest and ia oier respects most eigGe man
Does The Virginian then go for the aeephaious ticket in
virginia or for of the sererai candidates who
may be the strongest candidate We pause for reply
Specimen of Telegraph Vcraedy-.vo g.
me last Telegraph quotes as from the pen of the Ed-
tor OF this paper, the following line:
Thompson = gone and the South is safe
NOW be II known that no such sentiment has APP.
pcared in the Enquirer
Well mi Nal oh, III
'that most miserable of all the organs of faction"
RAIL ROAD MEETING
The Citizens of Washington county held their meet
ing at Abingdon, the Odd ut the first dav of their
Court Gen David Campbell in the Chair. and jacob
Lynch. Esq, Secretary They came to the following
ton should be presented to the Legislature of yr
gna. for the privilege of constructing Rail road from
New River and the Town of Abingdon, % the Tonnes.
see line with view OF uniting the most practicable
point, with Railroad coming from the City of Nash
vlle with the privilege of extending the the CT
ty of Richmond
The Meeting pledged themselves to a cooperation
with the Citizens of Lynchburg, Richmond and others
VINO nave expressed their Willingness embark in this
grand enterprise. Committee of was appointed 10
carry out the objects of the Resoution--They also
" TO obtain the passage of resolution authorizing the
board OF pubic works to employ engineer examine
le country and locate rond from Buchanan TO the Ten
nessee line passing by the Coasthouses of Boteourt
Montgomery Wythe, Smyti and Washington"
The Charlottesville Jefersoniun Republican announces
that us management will hereafter be under the
which is emneniy calculated to promote the Of
that establishment and the of Republican par
~ Mr. H. isa gentleman of fine talents, decided poll
lies and great energy of character.
To Tie Edtors-daied " PnrLsDELpuIA, Nov 25. 1895
80 Why did you make me say in my last "that our
whaves aud stores loaded with horses and mules and
railroads and canals groaned beneath the burden of
ansportiug them to their destination? Our rood ct
10
in their stores. No doubt have plenty of asses but
mules are unknown in these parts And the trans
porting OF horses railroads and canals thank for
tune have better business for the first than riding i'm
cars or canal boats and the last are more proftaLly
used for carrying the b0ass and bales of which wrote
than they wonld be in carrying the horses and mules
you printed But enough of this! Methinks YOU would
rather hear something of nen and things political nlcn
and political thngs-tat friends and foes may know
what old Pennsylvania is doing, and what she will do
The Democracy Of this State will unite they will run
but Electoral Ticket The greater part of that form
cd by the friends of Gov Wolf will be retained Some
names of doubtful virtue will be superse dcd by good
men and tIne," of the Muhlenberg party-and then all
growing among the leaders of both parts of the party
but they sound no, unlike distant thunder which grows
weaker ana weaker as the cloud that gave it passes
into the distance The cloud has passed, and all will
soon be calm and sunshine.
But, what will the Opposition do Since my last you
will have heard of the great clan meeting i'm our CITY
The poor Wings are wandering up and down the earth
seeking whom they may devour and verify they are a
They are unfortunate in Ina WING 60 ,nnn
great men who want 10 be made President and whom
they want To make President They will never be sa
tIsed with candidate though they well know they
dare not nave even unless the Anti Aasons say who
he most be. YET, at distance, might suppose on
the decision OF these Wings of Philadrphia hung
tnr destiny of the Union when they are but the
shadow OF shade and they know it, You hear of
Wing meetings of Harrison meetings of Webster necl.
lngs, OF Clay meetngs-and you long committees
and strings Of resoires, full of sound and fury signify
ing nothing And what does it all amount TO Just no.
thing! 1t is all moonshne
If you want to know, truly, what the Opposition in
pennsylvania is doing, and will do, You must onk to The
Anti Masons in the country and the Wings of this
CITY The latter all bubble. What then will the Anti.
hasons do' think they will not go fol Harrson--I
know they will not go for Clay1hey may 90 for Web.
steT IL Is great mistake 10 suppose Harrison as pop
lar with the Opposition in this Stale have meyer seen
Tic man OF any party, who deemed him fl for the Pres
ccncy, who wanted to make him President in prefer
ence to ali others. They only him as am aerua
tivea supposed araaJle Ii is curious to observe how
the great Wing party" have gotten up candidates
clothed them with imaginary popularity out to
them their citations, for brief spaceand then turncd
TO worship strange Gods Adams, Clay, NJ Lean, L!iSh
have passed away and White, and Webster and Iarri.
son. may soon have To follow them 10 make way for new
Soyereigns Of the asccndant-some more "ayailable"
candidates.
In all this shifting and changing-this hunting up
available candidates, there is more Than Amusement To-
the Democratic pariythcre is positive gain Up pops
candda:ehis friends hold meetings pa IS resolutions
become committed, press his claims look upon him As the
0Wy tat and available candidate become wcaned from
former IDOLS and consider all the other WIig candidates
as SO many rivals or obstacles in the way e their lvo.
rIte--n short believe themselves and their candidate
The only true Wing party What tEcn? Mhy chance
comes Der the spirit Of their drean-ther claims are not
opposed by the orcnt yVbig marty