Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09


ana newspaper articles, that the Clifton Crop in The
south west had been cut very short by the saperabun
dance of wet weather. The following is fro, the New
York Journal OF Commemorate gentlemen from, Lou
isiuna, "a subscriber TO this papcr) who has travelled
over land from Blakely, Alabama Mobile 10
Charleston. $ c., for the purpose OF ascertainin Nh,
true state Of the cotton crop assures MS tha he has
never s,cn ono So abundant; that whatever loss may
have been sustained by in the lowiats i, has bog
much more than made goodby the increased cultivation
OF highlands.
dec. QUO soa irs...iis today u. $. Issrapa
THUS say. a.. Telegraph To Mr. RiicLs .lnrr Aud
does ne l salh rNlreto trss'hcu the Oo.ioi to tho Al
iss iii. .irai Ne %a a' no s @a a e,
GET - h' 10 attachments, their duties cocai
The Webster Atlas and the White telegram. would
IAN MAKE show OF rePusnane. To- each other This,
n"weSer' is merely To cheat the common people
livery rh',ici1n knows that Judge White Tennessee
friends have been circulating among the
southern ofice-seekcrs, that Webster aud is friends
would be Tor White IL lac could rally the South: aud
mat Webster and his friends have been pinyiny The
sfh' game IN the North But the public have seen how
c1nniy White and Webster worked together auains, ,h
Admins ration at the close last Session Still m.
organs oil these secret allies to maintain an
ct principle; and allyng The sections
unurf their leading carry a sham battle they
all pun together at Wasliin g,on.-- GioLe.
. ne Missouri gaesoa rer;esd the icg,,ets eapiOa 10
rgasS TO the n'oDy carly admission Of Michigan, Arkaa. aud
pic as 10 whom mon a. Stats; ami T. Southern
then admission shall gDnsess. Now ,cr ss, 70.
Register s,sias hi. h,e Itn aud ~ a. ,@S
""S~, 10 opcfat.
te hsisirs Jealousy Tor the lights of the south, when il
su0s'sd Jsa, Sgeaa the obaoxocs Missouri rcsirc,.oa
osden on the ticket with oou< tarirf,c car for
rscsun reminds sn hear supporter
e"ls S c .is.a SS SS Southern principles
>, ne richmond Wing is daily dcnaunciny Mr. Van
Duren because as reward To Rufus King scp,ratin
n,inself from the Federas,s supporting the war 10.
Democracy of New York, and Mr. Van Bnren as
member OF IT. elected him Senator of the United States
Mr. King II rs true. afterwards voted against the intro.
uuc,n OF slavery lno Missouri; and for this although
MT van Buren, refused to sign Missouri restriction
memorial when pressed by letter from member of the
coninitiee framing IL, yet MIR King after cc elton re.
turned Ia has old party and voted according to the me-
moral which MIR. Van Buren, refused to sign the latter
Is held responsible for the Regeneration of The former
, wen, II the Wing and his allies in the South make
MT. an Buren, responsible for the sins of Senator
whose course he disposed hope we'll of from his
devotion to the country during the war to what sort of
accountability ought those to be held VIII, voted for
yohn sergeant, Vice President after he had shown
iorh as me leader of the Missouri restriconsts: VIVA,
regard ought 10 be paid 10 the cautions that most as
uuious and consistent politician who is now CRYING out
against idr.D'hS and Brnkites and who has lived and
iaoored Tor nothing else than the advancement of Mr.
Shyf VINO Is now prociaiming Harrison Tor President
"a man who admitted, under the accusation of John
andoph that he black AIDE fcdcrast in 7oS
who is now Baokite and 1aritle and declares his
Ia vote elcctor for Daniel w bster at the
cailo the Whigs'-D