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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

I'm more occasions than one. lac has MAJ sly
yielded his wcltounded claims preserve tho harmony
OF the great political party with which he has acted for
years Ills whole political life has been a serics of self
dcnials and self-immolations = ~
nough long secluded from the political struggles of
ue u1y IN Inc bosom oil retirement, honest and bril-
mas oeen his course that all parties have sought TO
encHce themselves with the halo of his fame and 10
sustain themselves by the weight OF his character
but IL he bas received particular endowment from
nature II IS IN the assimilation Of bis mental powers 10
tnpse oi Tue great Mansfield Of England Tie whole
character OF has nnd-Lis legal iarniny- the sin,pci
y "i his niainers his public hnnsty aud his urivn,e
virtue, peculiarly fit h adorn the Gench and sustain
'he purity 81 line e''ntne A SUBSCRIBER.
TIE EDITORS
We most chceriully publish the above C,,mnup;ca
uo-and IN the praises which it awards TO Judye Bar
bour, we do not yield to "a SuBscRrBnR' No one
Is more ready 10 do justice his orthodoxy his oua
catnns or his services How far aud how often we have
contributed To serve in the crisis his fortunes il is
not proper Tor us To sayand ii this be another crisis
anu our humble voice competent assist bis ele
va,ion we should most cordially in his behalf
we snnu'a DC happy To- see him pronioted upon the
eenfa winch lie .d)rns, and whose ormine he susains
But We should be- Bland TO oil the S0ns of the Times
II we were not satisfied That the nomination of the office
"i Ce Justice is reserved FOR another individualfr
one who has made the greatest rfces of his own in
tercsts to serve the Administraton-who rcnoushcd
perhaps the most lucrative practice the Barvho die
Charged the irksOme duti of the Treasury Department
with an ability and frnness, which Judge Barbour
would be The very first 10 asknov ledge-a who was
prescribed from his Office. and persc cuted with all the
vengeance ot ruthless Opposition The world allows
nm credit Tor eminent abilities aud have the strong
es, evidence To satisfy ourselves his principles arc
principles of the States Right Republican PARTY :
Most certainly IT we did consider this gentleman
hrn States hight Politician, should he the last ma
10 approve the course which, understood be
stunuonand we should be the FIRST hail him as Chief
Justice OF the U. States.
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81 Domingo Mahogany, from 10 to Is cents pOr FOOT
Honduras, = 10 10 do
Voncers, shade and crotch, ito 10 do.
TORACC0 MARKrr

lCoFresPonde'ce Of he N. Y. journal Of Commerce
EItraet Of Letter, d0ted "PARIs, October LIST 1886
" You viii have been already advised, that tic Regc
mad az the Virginia Tobacco in France at 6lf
Concours for the supplies Of this article and they mean
Tor the Future that Of Indication TO this effect thew
have announced the first for the 10Th Of November AZ
which time they propose TO for about 5000 bhds
oil American obacco for their of 1886 and as they
mean TO prohibit or curta the culture in this country
and substitute entirely the Of foreign Tobacco the
demand Tor this sEtice Of tho production Of your coun-
Ty WIN egalary increase and probable that in the
course OF The next few years, France viii require Is to
10000 hhds Of American Tobacco instead % 10 0O0
as she has been ~ the hsbt Of taking for the last FIVE
years The increase Of consumption will have an i'm
Portani influence ntbe general Dapket for this article
IN the plan of TIE cscour is is necessary the Tobacco
should be IN France at the time Of Offering M but the new
plan IS to contract allowing time for the contractor 10 90
into market AID make his purchases afterwards"
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CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE UNI11'ED SYKES STa1T..s''

- 10
be anxiety of the public mind is every day becoming
more intense upon tic subject Of the most i,Iporfsnf a
Boinnent which the Constitution has entrusted to the
PRESIDENT and Senate Of the United Siales
Dy the death Of the illustrious Marshall who vvas he
oved, respected admired and yenerated even by his pr.
tca opponents, the chair Of tho prcsdna officer az In.
supreme Court has become Indications not TO
be mistaken, Of the public will not of Virginia alone
but Of large portion of the Federal Unon-spoint to
Judge Philip Pendleon Barbour his most desired s,c
eessor some Of the political friends of the Rich.
nond Enquirer, have been some v hat SURPRISED AZ disco
yer9g (Which they think they have donej preference
eii by tie editors Of that paper for another individual
the honest consistent constant and abb. cba,nnn
Of State Rights, p. p. Barbour
~ IT IS me wish Of the editors Of the Enquirer that
states Rights politician should receive tie appointment
OF Chief Justice Of the United States as it j. unoucs.
uonaby ours 1t becomes all 10 be certain of the IN.
'e@rss"g principles OF the gentleman 10 be selected
iheh surely "a private paper not Intended for the pub
lc eye, should not be allowed to weigh against whole
life devoted to tic Of State Rights and n restricted
construction Of the Constitution with an ability which
fersonian creed.
The editors Of the Enquirer have only 10 turn back to
ter own hes u discover how they ccecd and appland
ca inc manly stand taken by Judge Barbour upon ihc
moor ." ongress, when almost sing handed he gal.
iantiy maintained the amidst host Of scornfuI
where there wcro roof as 10 do il reyerenesD
gu praised him much nj time when others praised
pun more Why ore you now silent in to crisis Of lis
Ihea' Of all orthodox politicians there were none 81
erthodor as Nathaniel Macon and Philip Pendlcton Bar.
Personal considerations should have no weight in mat
'ers ct is kind, but IL they did General Jackson has
only to turn to The Journals Of Congress ascertain Of
perchance he should have forgotten ID fo sustained his
course in the Seminole Campaign UPON what Mr JEFF
iefson then pronounced the only true ground of dence
ana 'cho voted TO censue his conduct and break down
MS character, at time when dfeaned le would
ever have Offices honors 70 bestov We rcpcaf that
considerations such these shop9 not operate i'm The
s9h'esl manner with the appointing power bat IL thoy
as others
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MEssRs NOAH AND c % p4

VINO doubts that these qaondam cronies perfectly un-
derstand each other? They both serving their old
his way Webb goes for Webster to carry as much
OF New England as possible against the Republican
uaaiej while Noah supports HARRISON in the vain hope
Oh carrying pennsylvania and the South the same wav
he Colonel will kill off the Republicans Of New Eng.
land while Hlordecai and Old Nick will cheat The South
uy up the honest Democracy Of Peunsyl vania with
mt suicide IN her despair Faiees and fine fun for the
"o"cst m"J"r ALIQUIS.
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Ternciiv of ~ T,Ieor,,,,L

Inc following is the original statement in the En-
qmrtrathe last is the rtysion in the Telegraph:
No Political Meeting which he'd IN ne s,,,
OF New york. has largely strongly npon This
subject than the County IN.
OF -: Laurence ."-HHqlirer, Of Oct. 20. s
The Richmond Enquirer publishes resolutions below with
aohaiiOn as coming
subject OF the Aboonsts than any taers pase at nc ep
te N0Ttt.''-U.S ). 1eegraph. - ~ 's'' -
We might have supposed that this incorrect version of
our remark had been merely accidental the
nud not instituted an 90 odioUS comparison between the
Proceedings Of ST. Laurence and those Of Phiadeiin
&C. &c. f'
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NEW YORK.
THE LETTER-in ~ Wlie I


The Wing has published second Letter from IFS IIar
rison Correspondent in the North in the COM
menis Of the National Gazette. lie declares the para
graph Of the Gazette to be entirely gTaiUOusrc airns
the correctness Of his original satcmcntand furnishes
Tor the private inspection Of the Wing editor, "lhe
names Of the leading friends Of Mr. Webster whose
ifre conversation the subject Of the Presidency
held asa warrant for my reflections upon the prospects Of
Cen. Harrison IN Massachusetts," The editor Of tie
Wing says, the lst embraces abOut dozen ind yduais
10 various parts Of New England, who well known
throughout the county as leading friends Of Mr. Web
ster."
What say The leading Wing Editors Of Boston, in
tradcton u story, which, If true, should the
lcadng friends Of Mr. Webster with disgrace aud shamei
Tie Courier pTOnounces the original letter to be "dis
gfqcejm tyic and declares, that so Ear as il has "any
knowledge Of the feelings Of Mr. Websters leading
triends, therefs not shadow Of truth 10 this dccara
lion that " does not believe that any friend Of Mr.
Webster has expressed sentiment that could be
quoted as fair authority for The libel Of this anonymous
letter write that its contemporary, the Atlas will pro-
baby speak for itself; but confess that, though
daily reader Of It's political commentaries and opinions,
we have seen nothing that looked like favorable de-
monstration for the Hero Of the North Bend. l1he
farmer Of the North Bend has hitherto been one ct bis
agorite appeiatons, but presume the alteration has
been made for the sake Of variety and that the Hero ohe
North Bend is hereafter 10 be coupled with the equally
fascinating and truly descriptive title, The Farmer Of Tip
pecanoc
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~ ASHINGTON CITY -POLK'S BO4RDLyG
w HOOSE--Miss poLw whose house for many
pics he three Hy1e sfoyg brick biidia0s on Pe0ys
ta"'a 8tenaf, tn0cdtasy Desf If Third Street and inst
one square RON the termination Of the RAL-R0A6.--
and the surrounding scenery
arrangements are made for the accommodation Of
Aeentyyoe TO torty ladies and gentlemen ia so sesses
OF no,e " desired, 10 he very best style. Passcaqoys
as wen az soJonuefs may find IL both to their interest
and comfort 20 call at this house
inc chamoer5 arc large and well furnished and each
contains bed only Terms as ftyoraIs a tbev can
De Wautt l0l-l2tl Nov 10
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ron TIE rk-ofyfDrD

To tic Ddeg0tts to Tie Gelerai assembly of Vr9;q
one deeply interested ia the of c great Re.
P"DiIcan Impairment now making in these United States
aud most devotcdy attachcd 20 The and things Of
the Hne'e"t DoDiaiDH, bags lcaa1e 10 address you
For very nearly the last half century the talent and
pHirItsiS OF Virginia have been closely cinuoved in
watching ith jraUus ~ lie eneroachents Of feeders,
power Her most distinguished STATE smell and her
most Jealous citizens have had their eyes almost con
siahy fixed on matters deeply interesting, true to
uir Y 3 ~ genera, and thus of great Importance to
Virginia But II has been. only occasi0Jaiiy that they
have permitted trnselSes to look within the boundary
OF 'hc 9tae' critically to scan what progressing
home The greater field for acon the sAppOsed sape1ior
importance OF the suigcis made many il most Of
our ushAushe ana able men, look 10 the Gnvcrnmsn
OF the u >. for patr0uag' aud employnlent rather Than
TO Virginia. May not fie greater berahig Of the &C.
neral Government Of the u ) la ve hadi sIngueuce p,
Is the talent and industry devoled TO Virginia
rewarded by her rs ii is by tie General Govern
m"nt' The encrgcs Of the State, while employed
toT the benefit OF all, Withdrawn from moderate
attention 10 thngs a home. lake example for many
mlc virginia was giving away all her Western ter
y she ad not even take care TO provide for her
officers aud soldiers Of The Revolution She neglected
TO provide for her flesh and biood-She had nat time
u look at the act Of her own Legislature n0r The act
~ me COHgrsS, by which she surrendered an empire 10
fine laDds-wfuess New York and the consequence was
That ~ the tefY aet 81 ccss0a 6g tec she gaUe up TIE
states We Gr,hFes'crn trffitory now forming Tho
states OF ONO, Illinois, indiana Michigan. and the
country extending % he facs Virgins omitted to pro.
vide for her own officers and soldiers And t. Ibis very
hOuf the heifs Of num- Ucrg IuaHB Of those heroes
nave never received one acre. or one and
tcW, IN consequences Of the delay The relief IN them
mas come too late La Virginia, charity does DOT begin
at home will not rccaplulae the various giles
which her have teen employed with The Govern.
ment Of hc e. s. frofo the FIRST organization Of party
down to the present hour All who ore familiar with her
history viii remember the instances aud may not,
~ grtot degr6e, attribute the deterioration Of the State
10 this state Of things
beg leave, my lcow-citzens most respectfully 10
invite sour attention 20 a subject which an viii admit
al once is Of the most vital importancc The reflections
which about to offer 10 your consideration, haze
been produced by circumstance within the knowledge
OF the writer and which has made impression never
10 be forgotten.
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Hnoiber Ro,ciand for ponr OIir1r


, The Wings had scarcely shouted for the Victory Of
rarrott-boastcd OF Light in Virgina'-and claimed
TWO mole Wing votes in the Senaietcforc their ella
nors are met 10y the almost certain d. CapLe
In the Charlotte Dis,rict.-le will in all probability
,ase lhr place OF the Wing Senator, Henry f. Watkins
VINO did himself The honor az iesignng his seat
lac had pledged himself obey tile voice of his Ds,r,c
Ihal voice was pronounced against him, at the April
him. ~ >>N
Ii was only on Thursday last, that the Whip patc 30
lctersDuig spoke OF another Why gain i'm The e.c
uon OK Mr Parrott-and "thus (ays he) in two senate
rini elections (Brnnswick and Ohio) which have aiken
place since The general election in April the b. party
nave been synally defeated We feel satisfied from
'ese and other Indications that when the people of Vir
gina shall be called upon directly on the pre,en
sions oi IAN Buren, and Johnson the leaders OF the
party Will discover that they have beenins,aken in sun
posing That the popularity of Gen Jackson could be
transferred to the nominees Of the Office holders Con-
ycnton.
Anu now how stands the account? We offscttcd the
1883 in The brunswick Distrct-(a which we should
WIN, IL we we're 10 run IL ovcr)-by the election OF
tiickerson IN Fauquicr-nnd we are about TO
oaance the success of Parroit by the election of Camp
Oc-But We could easily spare man in the Senate
us ine vote viii stand ut the Session 10 Republicans
10 10 Wgs-an increase OF two least since the
last Session -
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THE N-EUI PROPOSIJ'IOv

OF The Party
s,os'io" Of the Bank Of United the failure Of the
Pqpo.ss they propose National bank a. aS
win branches in all the states admit them Ia The
ei IN aiSa es % 1ans "., aSsys be emnen,y
o. a. aud gowieg eountry aud in equazns the currency
Tic home Of oekobbers, the land safety fund.- the
ue Bank could no, Sa be- no Natin rh S9a
change iii. op To to eoa,ro all other in
ml TO some other yet unnamed whose n
whose Legislative branches beds rsaaen, to S1e
Those who have noted the signs the last s1
erccny principles for The on 'e most
roseo Without regard 10 o" p ,e p9W@s Of those IN
csr Svon, EN- mode OF getting rid OF dis
i oonoh' o. ngiy nsprsns for onicethe Senate,
srcneihencd the neeue u inc hands OF e Parry be
'"f sv, asrento 1, fa"gar' Register eASr :.
assertions which are made in the preceding article such
as the alleged attempt the Portsmouth, Brarch the
sur which is cast upon the Represeniat;vcs Of Itho
People and the compliment which paid their
to the Senate of the u State; n body hch is elected
for SIX years, and according to the received Wing theory
gislaures Of their States We conine ourselves TO What
the Register says of the late Proposition which has been
thrown out, respecting mammoth Bank III the State
ot New york The RegLSer charges it TO the 4niins.
trqtion purity. This is not true
In the LIST place. the proposition has been brought up
by the ~ York Gazette, an old Federal Wing piper
In the I'd place it would be xtcmely unjust 10 charge
il upon Mr.. Van Duren.-The Register ought to rece.
lect the opposition which he some wears since n
the establishment of large Bank Is or 10 millions ca
pital) in the State of New York-And again has the
Register forgotten the disclaimer which Mr. Wright
made on the 3Oh Jan, 1884, in the Senate the United
States: Has he also forgotten the Letter from the At
iorney General of April last-in which he states Mr. v
Is decided opposition to the project of a National Bank
to be established in ~ York lieu of the present Bank;
and publishes letter from that gentleman Mr. Tho
mas Suffern OF New York, of the 18th Jan. lS3i-in
winch lie expressly refuses to give it any circumference
or support The Register may put itself at ease upon
this subject MIR V. Is, will give counlenance TO any
such mammoth Institutions The Wings ry il bu, The
Republicans will assuredly defeat it,
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DEATHS

TINS c IN GoochaOd county Monday The ID Norr
hedlod, aged two and tive months. - w '"e' -A'
Died at hos ncsscDGe Williamsburg Virsna in tho zs 49,
o. deh be IJh nIt Mrs or
IoyeTnor Page OF Virginia. So '0'''' " 'he 'ale
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db d AA REWARD Jor WAsHsSsTos who went
ID wv Oft on the 5tb inst he is tolerably like.
W negro about p years old bsa fol- eyes, and down
look when spoken 10 uses biz clt hand mostly; be had
old white wool hat have 20 believe be will
Try 20 make OF for fee Stale and has probably gotten
free papers goua fee EroeS working the Rail-
road, hos pass written BY in tho neghbof-
hood. There are now nufnter &c tie Railroad hands
travelling about, and would be we'll 70 keep look
for him will give the above reward taken Of the
State eco II taken in the State and secured in any
Jail, or delivered 20 me, a. Taylorsville
November 10. tEi-Gg WM D. TAYLOR
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peepleof the county Of Shelby on Saturday the jt inst
la memphis for the purpose OF suctng our iinned
ale Representatives in the Legislature to instruct our
SENATORS IN Congress to vote for Mr. Benton
aud thereby condemn iacious Senate for having viola
TED our laws and constitution.
WIN tennessee The thing resolves itself into this
'' zen Jachspn did usurp power not given him Nv
eer TIC laws or the constitution of the United States
anu tha the S,notr have not only the right TO IA but To-
without giving him opportunity Of drfcnding himself
or mat the President did in accordance with the true
sPti' 90 the laws and constitution and il was xpsdirnt
ahd up tn the wishes of his fellow and ,at the
senate act WAS foul iniputiton upon the President
""u upon our national character The object OF this
ProPoS'I meeting, Is for you 10 say, whether YOU are
wuiig Tor actous Senate and corrupt institution Ia
WIZ Tie Bank, 10 triumph aud rampe under foot our
rec aud national republican institutions"
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"A PETITION will be made TO the next Legislature Of
"a virginia ior the passage Of law auhorisisg the
Trustees Of the town Of Farmve to lay oil and sell in
suitable lots, portion Of The lands Of Josiah Chambers
person Of unsound mind, next adjoining ssid town.
NOV ~ 51-wfW
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The Courier says, that with the exception Of The Port
I Ian Adyslser Wing pepper in Berkshire, Mass, aud
the New England Review of Hartford il does not know
OF any papers in New England that have manifested any
indicauons OF determination rally upon Gen uaf
rson = we know (says the Boston Courier that am
agent ior the Hero of the North Bend has bce itnerut
ing ~ thus quarter; and what arguments he may have
useo 10 aiu niin IN hrs project know This ayent
he writer oil The letter above quoted beyond all quesn)
mas pven sort oi political pedlar for many Years has
travelled thrpnh unmy regions in the service of eyera
hasiefs-- always hand work for commission
NV. "s y" Pe'erence oil employers except that which
ar'sss from the cst pay What terms this dcspicnbe
trader In "tics may offered &, those :, ,s,, enr
arr open 10 'h n'rsner, and whose hands itch for con
tainnaion has not yet been revealed But We e,niin
those who have been tempted by this va,,hond No.
Mucah ana have not yet sold themselves To the New
ioiH party, whose motto is, " All fair in politics" To
oc III no haste To strike hands with bin, There is han
IN supporting the who has g,slcd himself IL,
ue senate as the defender of the Constitution ard the
mon anu 'here can be none in deserving him. irigltrn-
ca y Tue cianor OF denagogurs entccd BY the homes
o vehg nht IN an unprincipled mnjority-A few DAYS
WIZ De sufficient to test the accurary of the
That The name of MIR. Webster will be continued as
oaaau only I'LL after the election of Governor in Mas
sachuse!ts" " S
ne Boston Patriot declares, that far as is pos
sue 70 Judge ON such matter, from the universally ex.
pesseu opinion and feeling of the Wing party in this CT:
" aud State, feel warranted in expressing conf
dvht 1eie' that there such persons among those
VINO have ever been the friends of Mr. Webster, Anono
ms "iehus generally, and among the Whig purity we
near no such opinion xpressed On the contrary as far
AZ we know any thing of the opinions of The friends of
MT webster and our opportunities knowing them are
as good at least those OF any stranger yisi,in ,re
nave been, they satisfied to rally ON Cen
HARRISON They see no indictment for doing So either
IN the claims and qualifications of Gen Harrison for The
once or IN any indications which they can discover that
ne Is Nsiy 10 receive stronger support than MIR Web
The Boston 7hos conradiets the Letter ~ and
renews ITS adhesion TO MIR. Webster
In word, If the story were tue what should we
fead"g friends and if be false what are we TO think
OF the veraciiy of the WING Correspondent,
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THE ST.lTES
GnonciA A. complete returns of the Polls give
Schlcy 81 2f4 votes, aud Dougherty 2S5yl-Schlay,s
majority for Governor 263 The following is The state
OF the poll for members of Congress:
Union Ticket State R;,L,s y,el.,
Gi0Sc0ck, 81 GIG Wilde % 90
JdtksoR, 81 O4i Foster 81 r,I
Cl,reiand, 3097l Gamble, 0S055
Ho'Sey, 30Ci3 Beal 1854
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

STEAMBOAT MAssAcHUsETTs.-T N. Y.
Mercantile Advertiser contains the following
description, as they term her, Of this inin'iia-
bic resSel"
ave know not when the improvements IN
the construction Of steamboats,, and vessels OF
every kind, are to cease-but this we do
know, that ifthey are to advance much more,
it is high time some further addition had been
made to human language, always too poor, to
give any adequate ideas Of human skill and
ingenuity as il now exists.
| We have frequently had occasion to use
the words "spiendid," ''magnfcent," &c: to
many steamboats,, and are quite sure they
then deserved all we said Of them-and noW
when the steamboat Massachusetts comes be
fore our notice, the largest, the noblest, and
the most beautiful model that we can conceive
of (ond the writer is no novice in ship and
boat building,) what shall we say OF her, but
that she is a .'chef d. nuvre," and in our oplh-
ion unriyaled not only in America, but IN the
world.
All we can say about the Rhode Island,
nhe keel of which was Immediately laid after
the above launch,) is thut should she be con-
sidered more beautiful, or indeed more per-
feet in any respect than the Massachusetts
we shall have to describe her in the German
or some richer language than the English, io'
in our Judgment, the builders of the Massa'
chusetis have reached the uHimaium. While
her proprictors merit every public encourage
ment, for the liberal scale upon which they
have thus commenced their enterprise OF con
veying passengers und goods in the shories
time and safest manner, from hence 70 Bos
ton, they deserve success, and We doub, no
will realize it,"