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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
FOR THE EJvQ UIRER.
TO mo LII PIEASANIS


In your paper of this morning, you have taken the
liberty oil arragning by naIpe, are aud SOM,
who not noo members OF the Virginia Assembly or
voting Tor certain resolutions adopted by that body d
ring It's session Of 3-4.-Answer the following
Were you or were you not in direct opposition To
all those gentlemen in all their Dietos and votes in
regard TO that whole subject DO you not know
perfectly WELL that the bone of between the
Two parties that winter was whether no a resolution
declaring the Bank Of the United States
should DC appended TO those of bitter censtire which
your party, (avng the power were determined TO cast
the President for the removal Of the drpositcs? Do
you not know perfectly well, that those you now ar
Iaign, and many others, were by you and your whole
party roundly charged with n!rodncing Uat resolution
Tor the purpose Cf dSafing those censurDp tile Pres
dent usurper !Xc DC. because of the removal of
tie dcpostes; DO you know, that the strongest
resolutions OF censure offered desired by you
rdign aud those who acted with them, On went to the
mpOiiey of the act OF the of the dSposess Do
you not as well know, that without the resolution de-
clafing The U > Bank unconstitutional, which
sisted by wing and stunned by another OF your par
y, the gentlemen you name and many others would
never have voted Tor them: In word, do you not
know that on that OCCASION, often the case in
parliamentary warfare, the minority had make The
best terms they could How then can gou in the re-.
notest manner charge those gentleien tie sin of the
dissolution Of the Senate of the u S-especiav when
had the Constitutional right adopt its resolutions and
IL is commended that the Senate OF the o. 5 had not The
same right to adopt that now proposed to be expunged
Again: Mr. Feasants-tlOw you with safety
talk you do about the obedience of Mcssrs l,eiph
ara Tyler TO the instructions of those said resulu
tons Of the Virginia Assembly Of 33fwhcu the only
instruction they give relates to the immediate fesora-
ton Of the DepOsItcs To the Bank oil the u S. about
which they never said word or made ciorl?-Mr.
Pleasanls, you are, ard AN you know the fact,
one amongst TIC last 10 charge your lellow-nen
with Inconsistency in poGcs.-1 There is one thing YOU
doyou and ought to be candid Fight the bat
tie fairly give truth fair play and argument its full
iofcc-e above slang about abolition any thing else
to bind The eyes of your cOun'rymen. X.
March 18th, 1896.
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VEsgGENaA aa94agsLATURss3.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

message received lfOm the Senate stating that
they have passed The bills entitled Gan act to amend the
act entitled act 20 amend aud reduce into one act all
acts and parts acts 10 prevent c destruction
passed March 9Th 1881 >" "an act to incoryorate te
New Hope Gold Mine Company" can act changing The
Hunting Run Gold Mining company into a company
for mining and manufacturing Iron and Steel" "sn act
10 amend the several acts concerning the Petersburg
Rail. Road Company, Gan act 10 authorize n subscgip
ton on behalf Of the state to Tie stock Of e ptsyivs-
mia and Iynchburg Turnpike Company, and for ollrr
purposes, Fan act Incorporating Che Lynchburg aud
Campbell Court House Turnpike Company, aud san
act amend The act entitled act making further pro-
vision Tor etng the road from Staunt to the mouth
Of the Little kanawha." They have also passed the
bills entitled can act declaring PooatacO figer pub
lie highway, aud an "act eqnaze tie egncnial dis
rics IN the coonty Of Rockingham aud for other pur
poses, with amendments. And they have agfced tie
resolution voting sword TO Captain r. a. T. Yalee of
the IT, States Navy"
The House cOncurred in the amendments.
On motion Of Mr.. GoODALL,
Res0ioed, w the General assembly Of Virginia. That
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

go mAhkEl o. Thursday, Mareh IA, 1886
WHEAT 100 a 80 cents-very little arriving
FLoUR-saeable OF SO 7-S.
TosAcco-in active demand at a shade Of improve.
men, on all sorts During the past week with an oc
casona exception whore tic quality very infeor)
The sales Of cuttings have been 50 II, for common
Of good weights up TO SO 81 ~ for better qualities
eai suited Tor sieamng purposes has sold at ga I-9a
u and Tor manufacturing 81 la IS ID.
GEO. L. SAMPSON
WHOLESALE PRICES
WHEAr-very little orriving-l30 10 1876 cents.
CoRN-a few cafgoes 10 market sold from 20 TO -
cents per bushr may be quoted at 30 cents sales from
Wagons ~ cents.
Corros-ltllc coming in-commonds, as in quality
readily from 10 - 10 1G - cents.
OArs-4j to so cents per bushel
SALr-Sl 90 to-.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
ELORIDA

We lay all our accounts before the Pubc.-Tbey
leave the fate OF Gen. Gaines aud his detachment in
most painful state OF suspense. We hope that Gen
Scott will be able to relieve him. If are to believe
the Pensacola article, afraid that Gaines has been
transgress his orders Major General Macomb passed
through this city on Wednesday, post haste Florida for
the purpose OF preventing, far possible any
quences which may arise from any etiquette collision he
tween Gaines and Scotnot with any design Of super
sedIng Scott, who specially charged with the con
of Gaines nd his pallant arny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Eastern Disf,ic, Of pirQjnig to eiE
"a D u remembered, that tie tenth day Of Febraa-
= ~, limo Domiai ono Thousand eight hundred and
tbrtysix, Benjamin Watkins Leigh 81 TIE said District
for the Commonwealth Of Virginia hath posted in ibis
Office tc title Of buokhe title Of which, in the fol-
lowing words 60 witt Reports Of Cases argued and de-
termncd in the Courts Of Appeals and in the General
Court Of Yirginia--by Benjamin Watkins BeiQh--vo.
LONE v" The right whereof he claims as author in
conformity 20 the act Of Congress entitled, can Act TO
amend the several acts respecting copyrights"
HENRY GIBSON
March g. fi00--w4wl Clerk IF ne District
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MS frne hat Judre ".

rot,d IL aror Of the Force Bin hs hne that Judge IT.
I'D pofc, Bat he did not Ike M Rces make speech
IN rhrh nc Surrendered aaore thin Tie Procamatioa de-
nRanded Jndge White gaze u siient ,oic
AS proceeding from MIR. Witcher this would be f,ttic
'rorh; but II is truth the preext used VIZ
gnR TO satisfy the people that great allowance ~ h. IN
he made for Judge White as supporter Of the focce
Dill he gsre sit,nt cute But Mr.. Rives made. .r
Speech 4" wAieh he s9Trendertd an ke Prornma
ron demanded This is easily sis,J by the nuie -
but is il truce The Proclamation demanded "a, d ). C.
ton of the Force Iilitlc bloody pari Cos i, was
called by the uuiii-rs) The pilowing extract from
the journals will show WIN artbes in surrender
ing what nc Proclamation Gen,aad,d, JuDoE WiulE
or MIR Rvss.
In SENATE OF THE Ux,rrp SrArss, FEB. ls. 1888
Five O'Clock in The evening
On motion by Mr.. King,
Further TO amend the bill by striking the lh
"sss asd ars,,a eoetea That whenever the
Of Tie uni'sd s;es shalt - oae i@;S; M The ae,hoe.
United States ia the state that within abe limits State
any process United states will i" any event.
too BE- y The ay s sus Do
i as e. a DO % @ % & % The su,,s by
States fr,h~ta to issue his proeaaon, declaring
with olperss aud IL time amer issuing such proclamation
., ,a be made "a tho manner BY
thoscd promptly to employ such resist suppress
authorized Hnd provided IA the therein
aie entitled provide ceiling "s, the ni,a
Ions a ,p am ~ me unod pss rcpv nva
BY tho o,hs .d Of March thousand csn, HUNDRED aud
nas forces the Cued case. Of insrrsson' "''
~ was determined in the ncga;ive,yeas 10, nays 81
On motion Of Mr. King,
The yeas and nays being desired by one fifth of the
Senators present
Those who voted in the affirmative, are,
Mess's. Benton, Bbb, Calhoun, King, Mansum, Mil
ier Moore, SiVES, Tronp, Tyler.
Those who voted in the negative are
MSssiS ''-'l, Duckaer, Chambers, Clayton Dallas
Dickcrson, Dudley, Ewing. Foot, Forsyth Frenehuy.
sen Grundy, Hendricks, Ill., Holmes, Johnston Kane
Naadain Prentiss Robbins, Robinson Ruggles s;sbee
smith, Sprague, Upton, Tominson Webster WHITE
Wilkins and Wright-D
The ExruSoISG REsoLurioSs.-Mr. Benton intro
duccd his proposition yesterday in new form The
preamble contains concise history of The whole trans
"cton, which The country has cnphalically condemn
ca TO receive the brand of its nd grant rcprobaton and
winch WIZ be offered the moment the public will shall
nave obtained its rgh,ul control over the councils of
the Senate Chamber.-U.
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NV YoRK LEoisLArugE AGAINST ABoLIT,oS -
From the following il will be perceived that the New
YORK Legislature, which is almost unanimously demo.
cratic, has determined 10 put down of the State
institutions or schools, which have been tainted by
abolition Teachers
WIZ be seen from The Legislative proceedings,
that the Assembly have without dissentinS voice pass
ed resolotou directing the Committee on Literature
70 inquire INTO the cxpedeDey Of withholding from the
Oneida Institute the share Of The literature fund which
IS now entitled to receive in consequences Of lie beoe
made a nmrserY Of nbolILionism."- GLohe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

VIII Whi'e, who, Il IS snid voted az election in his
own ciG"ty Tor one Tnm Fraysrr, avowed abolition.
,st Is believed White will be any thing suit the
Sou bern Wing market Last, not least how il with
John NJ Bolts, Esq, who told the people of Hen
for President; aud now complains bitterly of MIR Van
Burn tariff principles aud insists II Van Buren j.
an ab"li"'i'si. Ahen Clay j. calid the father az ,a
ms, aud concufs "r2ncily and cnircl, with Van Blu.
rem as To the power olConyress over s!iveryS Answer
Mr.. Bo;ts--e,ur To- the point.
mere WI he large meeting of the people Camp
Dolly on Saturday week, when Mr. Butts viii ~. si,v
10 his Satisfaction. that Republicans inc pleased
10 style thcn the Van Buren, party oppose him ape.
o''r grounds tba ls opposition u tlia distinguished
hnti-iiank, Abolition, Democratic Republican, Sir
Van buren,. a prk;Of,nAT
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friday. March IS
no TIE EDI1nRc

RtcHMoSD, I7th March,
sns find in tho report OF yesterdays Of e n
delegates as published 10 OF this morning
bh ia some explanatory remark, which rnao that
occasion aud a. ibis statement precisely tho the met
must ASK il In
WHO heard understood aieHng
postpone. am, sifs, your obrdient servant
WM r. ALMOND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
NoTTowAY MEETrt GN,TH0%'c1TFD'


On Thursday, March ID, 1896, pursuant TO notice
meeting Of the citizens of this county was held in the
Cour-lIouse for the purpose of nominating suitable
person To represent them in the next Legislature.
On motion of Col. John ~. Knight, Col. Samuel b.
Jetcr was appointed Chairman aud Sharpe Carter Sc.
crctary.
The meeting being organised Mr.. Louis G. Bouldin
addressed them IN very able aud appropriate manner
showing the present unparalleled prosperity of tie Con.
icdcrscy TO be the effect Of excellent Government
as now wisely and faithfully administered and that
therefore II was duty, well interest to support
That Administration; its in promoting the hap
pncss Of the people and tho prosperity Of tie country
being the best possible argument in its favor, That
while we are firm and decided in our duty in this re.
spec we Should think and speak avOablY Of the mo.
tves OF our opponens-knowing them to possess the
same rights and interests with bclcvi
that the mass Of them at least desire and seek Uhouo
in diicfcnt way) the same chd viz. the welfare Of
ouf common county. lie concluded BY nominate " our
present Representative, Robert Fitzgerald IT, on ac
count Of his acknowledged WORTH and hs having acted
during the present session in accordance with wishes
Dr.. Peterson w Harper and Col john Il knight Sc.
conded the nomination The latter of whom stated that
ne considered quite unnecessary 10 add 10 the remarks
81 Mr Bonidin5 that he was satisfied himself aud will
NIX 70 give the nominee s cordial support and had no
doubt the meeting also satisfied aud prepared for the
question Therefore, he moved that She scnme of the
meeting be taken
Inc Chairman, however, previously TO putting the
question, briefly addressed the meeting in support OF the
nomination. After which, the vote was taken, and
ROBERT FITZGERALD was appointed unanimously.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
On motion Of Col. J. II. Knight, IL was

"t,s",,Ie", inat thc 'harman and Secretary be re-
Srseu 10 transmit report Of these proceedings the
Editors of The Richmond Enquirer and PETERSBURG Con.
sei'aion, with request for publications aud to apprise
sir Fitzgerald Of his nomination.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
SAM l. D. JErER, Chairman.
SHA.rE CAErsE Sserrfdry
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aYHE FREE .VEGRO VOTt,n

! lie wednesdays Wing says: awe assured from
letters, that convinced of the mpossiblity of inducing
the people to vote for President who had him,
So voted 10 put The free negro footing with the
whte man at the polls, the rai;zans Of MIR Van Bnren
are mpudently denying the vote itself Especially we
near near IN. mat they are doing this in Orange We
" Mr. Van Buren, did vote to put the free ne.
gro on a jootiDg aciH The iohic man at the polls =
10 the white man the Constitution says !. You
may vote without an inch of freeIodbut 10 the free
negro is says, Away with you unieSs you clear
treehcd OF $2oC'-And this qualification has driven
nearly erery free negro the State from the Polls
while II has not driven, because it cannot drive one
white man from theniOur neighbor adds: 'sThe Jour
nal of the Convention is in this city. Perhaps our
neghbor would like to publish that vote. Thanks to
YOU sir, for your suggestion. We hare the Journals of
the N. York Convention now before us--and we shall
publish the rh0ic truth from itnol merely that single
r0ie Mr. Wing, but the other votes with the remarks OF
Van Buren, and other members-wlch show the whole
truth on the subject. Perhaps (9) you might like to
publish these things also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
COMMUNICATED.
NOTICE. :

Ihuo viii DO Barbecue at the fovo Patrick H. Gentry ia
the county Honico Saturday the
g ho voters ths said county respectfully requested
March iG 1896.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Ncafe pushed TO the cyc-laslcs
than We nnd
Address OF Tho Republicans of the Legislature Pcop before
our readers today Crowded
But our Correspondents, ana Editorial articles must @
and "bide seas NS' "'"'' ""'
The Wings are still at their old tricks. Was there 70 Wing
candidate iouas They wished hold
but he begged ohloy then a Jones' flag purpose
deception. when
suted all enq9irers that ihe notice in the Wing
consent OF wsNH deperedua They put Thompson
the tuTbu friends n well tho
Delegate of Chesterfield, to rally on oE ea
date and TO Mr. Thompson OF his political aspirations
The Wings have brought Urquhu Southampton against
Uoleman Isle Wight Senatorial Dis,rci, isseJ
Why it is Hyias compared to Hercules
Another slip -Our Printers Devil say, Jackson, ~
C., was hc OF the famous Mangum Leigh -t
should have been dinner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Mr.. Tyler is now in this City--and the whios ore
making arrangements to give him a public dinner TO.
day-nir Leigh arrived last evening in the steamboat
from Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

lhc Wings of Nottingham trying tho same card
that those :. Prince Edicard played last Spring They
are trying the ledger iriueuee--and trumpeL ;sp n man
,choSe strength lies IN his Books. But il won't do rem
ilemen. Old Buckngham will prove herself as true Ia
the steel as Prince Edward was
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The fcO Nashville Organs, .NeSsTS. MaSoH and Polk
Tho Nashville Banner
which too eonompiibe for notice. II
about Mason
remark what he about Mr. NJ al
his insinuations We that aason waived
his pretensions TO Mr. Polk, no nmaon
either 10 himself ncHgh his ronaks
which made hlessrs Mason byt
publican, lhe Other barrel Of the double
wieds at Nashe wo Ioer for
n the Globe:
The Editor ofto Nashville Republican, in giving yla, we have
no doubt IS the substance OF letter from Alasnu
Washington,
' Mason, sail induced ty tho
expectation held out to him that lac should
when Mr. Folk was promoted still higher Office
would Thus. them he
Folk his elevation
high opinion entertained by tho
rior qualifications for tho Speakers Chair"
" As 5r Mr. Folk himself certain that no pan, for the
promised Seccayshp, as the hart
brook not so much account any additional
gain, as to got rid OF the uncomfortable seat"
" VI happens, Mason
that we have II in
dcon. As one OF The party, personally preferred
hn and NJ Bell aud his friends Nashville
had made public the intention support Mr. against sir
fOlk - Bell himself could not be elected We
cNsuuy on ms hs arrival here
he at auson this
low his to be used divide
the sake OF bis principles aud would
OUT any suggestion on and intended
might At once be communicated
10 MS coue ana we assert wtbnU fsn Of
approached Colonel Polk,
with any such proposition that
But to pobabhtyto the suggestion pretended that
Mr Polk MATE
MI Folk neither would he willingly
Poipincnt that no values the honor
and that be viii continue discharge of liz
term, with all the ZEAL ability which
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MR.. goTTSsyn'i ~

C0mintttat and Nom COnmit,at.
Mr Van Buren, has out openly against the whole
maternity Of aOcuonists. lie is committed. How is il
with Harrison, whose abolition principles Il is said car
RED him from his native State 10 non-slaye holding
Slater How is il with Webster who voted the other
DAY against r9eet'ng an abolition petition How is il
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noun clay, except a. distribute he ypic ,pope,, IN
order to buy up the Siatts-ihe very scheme VI hch
John g calhoun denounced in this city few winters
plst-Nn; irt The Administration party do their duty
PT0rae Jor ne d.esce frceyand then reduce The
and the tariff, as TAR pCssibleOur scheme is not 10
zap INC Treasury for improper purposes but prevent the
rcserroir fran hcing too fulWe call upon The R-vr,-
sentaYcsni Virginia. in particular, To ol to this poll
cy.-the old Hey of Til mas Jeflcson-and The true
Poicy ci The Pcoplo.Ihis is Inc middle of Aarcland
" Is time 20 Dc acting upon tle snbjcc,.
We compassionate iie Petersburg n,cIigencer. The
il''r "f me magician has almost gagged and pGralIsed
him Why the deuce did vnu Buren, hold back t this
season: 81 he in truth and sincerity entertain the
opnirns there expressed. why have they before this
tine been frankly given to the public {? WIS iav.
they been kept back Why impose "a friend of The
Administrations the necessity of e,qu as 10 his real
opinions on this subject The Enquirer settles none OF
these questions -" Is il (s,ys the lntellgcucrr) be.
cause the Virginia Elections are about to TAXI, place p
NC why, sir, the thing tells for itself Pan Bareu an.
s'ceFS as scon as lie IS askcdan shrcwdy
IL Is some half dozen Wings who first caeczed linn
But the Ineligencer is right He may we'll dread The
erect OF this manly and asterly Letcr-at the polls
But heads up, man. Don't be chap fallen If Won
do not rally your spirits, fight on and fire away we
shall have no battle ut all We shall beat you too easily
ne T. L. says we have "come ast-come out
Tor Mr. Van buren,. III last WHY where has this
gehte shepherd been since last SPRING. Has he been
asleep and IS at last awakng Trust me- my dear sir
we did not need to be Instructed 10 sound the isse Of
"insInctions Observation-Disclosures do the People.
need any such note to ecto it, The thing is directly
IN their way. They need impulse Their dearest
rights are at issueand they will feel and act; Their
watchword is like Jacksons TO Florida, CnARer! -
Henrlco began it-Chesicrfeld came next-Spried
Buckingham is next-Ohers will follow-,he Peonl,.
Tree Institutions they need no Leader, Impulse no
Lumpeters to rouse them up.