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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

lnlgc Willie il charged On The authority Of letter
ii IL. l:' " = ~ 'n:I'!tr'na. that the F.di
rI ii ic knoxville hcg,a,era pr.Ii inca is Kio" 10
direct all its energies to the support Of his Presidential
interests, is abu"nist, ind signed memorial Ill
support of abolition, addressed TO the Representatives Of
the people ofTenrrsscc TO this charge, the editor has
not plead Mel Guilty.
judge White stands charged will! the support OF Ihos
fIaz"t. {: CIalr.nHn Of .!,iiiinn Meeting In the
Jn':4" own c""nty) t"r the Legislature Of Tennessee"
ms Tie Ji'.' has no; dri:I Ii is Charged upon judge
While That Its Trends .rrr'ry vnird and Supported 4
candidate l"r the Irinrss,.' i"n>rii"n " n "pruly
av""rd himself IN av"r 81 u",siny slavery THIS li..
Judge has nat rn,'d ao called UPON in lie colu;us
Of The newspapers ~ do 90
Judge White stands cha, s'd with the srp;nn, # Mr.
Hester Of PrnnSy "lnIa, Anti Mason and s.,vus
advocate in t"nerrSS of the Abolition OF slavery in The
District of Cullnbl-t!la the SAID Hester had written
4 letter 10 New England The vote Of his poll
teal sect there in FAVOR Of Jud re White, aud this is
proved by Mr. Elrsters letter. Judge White is charged
with hav~g written letter to tic Baltimore Wing
Committee (or coffin hand.b ard monumental inscrip
ton memory declaring III the letter, thai he regretted
that distance prevented him from joining IN their cclc
bralon Of the Pennsylvania Bank and Wing victory
the friends OF th" Administration And yet Judge
White aud his friends endearurIng 10 Tally Southern
party support him the ground Of opposition 10 abo
lllion and remaining friendship to the Administration
OBSERVER
1. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
For TIE NQUiRER.



Scarcely seeing the Alexandria Gazette, my at
article in that paper of The Slh instant, commencing
follows: "a singular article, under the caption Of A
Rccantalion, by John llooe, Of King George: with the
motto IHnest confessions good for the soul, ap
pears in the last Richmond Wing" &c.
Yes, MIR. Snuwdcn, it must indeed appear singular to
one oiluscatcd by the party icuds of the dayouc that
will work in any cut OF gear that party madness may put
on him. not that gentleman should lie convinced ul
error but that he should have Independence and honesty
enough make public rctracton Of such rrror.-ln
ply. deem il on necessary 10 say, that If Mr. Sn"wGen
had thrown eff the party trun!ncls under which he
abo;lring lie would have done tic humble member from
King George The justice TO have published, at The
time Of Isis aninadvcrsoIls, the Rrcanation that had
given rise to them, to let his comments the act,
and tic for the act, forth 10 the readers OF
his paper together. | will further say TO the Editor
of tic Gazette that would not rive the pure, unaoy
ed, democratic eeng-the process OF reflection, single
eyed To the great sh of Instruction. which conducted
embraces that could he bestowed upon mc-lor all the
.visior for all The honors that the world could beStnw.
breeze Of public approbationbut scorn it when the
price which it is 10 BIZ bought is crouchng serviy to
party.
"Church and Sla;c-tl.e King do no wrong, is
the motto Of Tyrants-' Representative Government,
and the Right Of Instruction. is the motto of trecmen.
Judge you, Mr.. Snowden, between them. The question
you raise puts them upon trial. mo moon
Richmond, .Narrh -, 1895.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
KING g. QUEEN-HcadS up!

EiTdct " u Letter, ddttd .NGTch 10.
% should have written this, il had been able 10
have communicated any thing positive as 10 our county
matters; but Until yesterday all was uncertainty, aud OF
the most gloomy character At Court yesterday the
slime Of conciiation and harmony broke upon with
its benign ard vivyng influence. Robertson withdrew
from tie field, and by general consent David Wright
announced the candidate. This seemed 10 have both
parties galvanic effect. From the marked gloom
and dependency the countenances Of friends,
there change to the most pleasing delight and
Gdencc Of SUCCESS. But the Wings were conmensu-
ra,cy disconcrrtcd They had calculated advantage
from division among party, and they felt The prost:
ton of their hopes from that source, and they showed
it by their detected countcnancrs. On side, all
life and spirit Congratulations intcrclangcd by ali,
at our harmony and concert Robertson and his friend.
pledged themselves TO exert every power in favor Of
Wright and promote by all honorable means, his e"c
ton. Our friends immediately became solid aud strong;
they were decidedly the cocks Of the walk | think,
judging from tie spirit manifested yesterday, ta,
must be successful All Of us Stand pledged to do cur
BEST and latter ysclthat good old county will De
again redeemed"
Robertson deserves credit for his magnanimiy- and
for this Spring races the tice stccd may not prove
the bette. horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
CHANGES IN COURTS.

BY an Act relating TO the Cnurls in the seventh Judi
clal Circuit and for other purposes, the Circuit Superior
Courts of Law and Chanccry will hereafter be held for
the county Of Chesterfield The 25th day Of March
and 2ad day Of OCTOBER for the county of Hanover on
the Tuesday after the first onday in pill and first day
of October; for the county Of GoocIand on the Tues
day after the third Monday in April and 18th day of o.
,Gber; for the county of PowLatan on the first day of
llen!co on the second Monday in May and fifteenth
day CT November. The quarterly term Of llenrico
County Court is changed from June May; the quar-.
from May 10 june and the quarterly Courts of Powha.
tan County are be held hereafter in the months OF
March, jung, August and October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
THE DINNER
,,.,v,nr IS from Yesterday = wing
n ir!''" ,:,. ;,r,.h and Iu'.r.


l"' ''''' Ic:>,<. insh cad lyT.
, ,,,,,Jic dinner was given on Saturday to
- =S,.';sh,G citizens, and patriots a more rn-
tr>'' crnua:y was hardly ever before coitc'rc.-
t'S''S,. mace speeches. sparkling with wit and
n"" .',r,iurve al i:ic whitehead sepnichrr at Wash
s,ot''' rrnsbc in nau,,' The mos! deadly and
r-'', ,;sn il, tru;! and in fact. The Wing mrn
'"fi T.; e. Assembly were invited guests The rf'-
"fT ~, ne ,l,nrrni W. can iin': the SPACE
e...' al t,is Dinner vasur and contradict
u" ~, ,;u,v generally seem to agree in THIS. t:'at
tory ~ a,,: 300 prrs,'t,s at the ,ablr"ut OF 'the
l.nit E,,innnnh, Manchester, llrnricn, (as the
Wings y. :, and some nj the Wing members CT ii'r
''''i" III ,uld II is said, that Gen LaInrrt WAS
,h. Dinner, Gen. Prytnn the Wee, NC &c
r,:nor saws tina, many OF the toaS's were cayenne
a"' Who Senators the and the ia) were toasted,
b'" ' ,,hanrcd it in high style. waggish friend
aid S,.,s ',I;rr the toasts of this ,cnor)
Ill! obedience 10 the rsi's''0"S Oh The Legislature
jon" - !. DOES hoaor 10 his rrnc'pirs.
l. % WSi. l.ci:hiiis iiran@ss in resisting the nstFuc-
E'" %,, l., is.l,utc docs honor 10 Ills principles
Or this: ,.,, 10 co,,a r,, with ho,o, r,,;
N;.T!"'--'!'"' " ''''
le ,,ror 10 him! bccsnso he could not with honor e'in.
f'',. - lasts lnwcycr, what they may-whctlcr they
~ ~ ,I cardinal right of Instruction, or eschcwrd IL
';h..r,l,s ground, we know not-but II IS further
:" rn, Tho Orators as in duty bound addressed
s assnca,rs- T. in a speech, epigramnlat.
:a' satcastic-Nlr. Lcghs is said TO have been
:r,snrd harsh and coarse in its vuPcra,ion-speak.
,-.ors ny their Christian nanes-not spariug If
ing Van Bnren, Benton, Joe Watkins, Richie,
" ,ic Devil We have heard of much runbling, rat
thunder. with reports ufsomc singular q POPULATIONS,
' nsrt Of Mr. Leigh very little adapted to the dig
n :y or discretion Of Senator of the United sta'rs)
49, y; mn showers Of pathetic raln.-Ihe furnace was too
' of ,,us,,re When shall have The dauning
~ wheher We shall have at all that muttering ,lnn
which erst "fulmned over the Senate
IT, trown We have other aer"a'ire hut quietly
'r,;Inr ;r Inc .dsreepmcnts The Wing speaks Of the
y,ry Is'Aasaaic c":"pa"y-and the Compiler OF the
l-..,;y company was never heard in the Easlr-and
L yIo,r weIkn rang with '.lluriah for Lcigli-aad
IIp,ah to Tyer!-w!.i!e the very sound OF l"S!Tuc-
.:,.' r,s drowned i'm the chorus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
COMM U.fiC-2T1
IT, a., ro.ere Of HyuBf rInUi

Judge White stands charged in The pnbc prints, on
Tie authority Ct letter from of his constituents
with jusying tie Hon Luke Lea in his district, for
voting for The three millions in the House of Representa-
lives which makes him guilty Of an inconsistency ofar
gung in the Senate against measure as wrong in itself
as inex pedent and dangerous precedrnt-as want
ing specifications and violating the Consttution-and
yet vindcalng proper the support of such measure
Judge has been called upon 10 deny again and again. he
has not ventnred to contradict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
Richmond, March 2Ist 1886
House. OF DELEGATES, Marcl. 81, Is

To tie Editors Of ike Enquirer:
GESrLEMEN: My attention has this moment been
drawn TO the report in the Enquirer of Saturday, Of the
vote o.! the House Of Delegates rejecting the bill to au.
thorize subscription the part Of the State tie
stock Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company; by
which is stated that the vote for the bill o. aganst
it 3D. This is altogether error, and how it occurred
cannot imagine. the fact was that the vote for the
bill IS, against it Dc 1t is right that the proper
rec,on should be made, that i. may be that the inl-
portant improvement 10 which the present Legislature
has refused 10 lend its aid is no! unpopular your
port would indicate. Yours, &c.
JNO. SIIERRARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
frccI'..h Of *2-N while no such qualification applies to

frcc' Of geo, while such qualification applies to
Ihr white tnlu.
IN truth. i;nw citizens, the whsle scheme Of Wing
tactics Seems based upon the assumption of unbounded
ignorance and ceJuy in the people, that we neit her
read think, recolcct, and are simple enough to
swallow any extravaganza however INDUSTRIOUS; that
assertion, no matter how mprobabIc-asScron, too, by
Interested parties, il enough Tor us Let II be our CARE"
fnw-c:ii:rS 10 sio" 10 al wIin uncrratc that
have Intelligence and knnwllgc sufficient |" under
stand GIL Observation-Disclosures, Ia detect the r"'"'r"t
appr"acirs uI our cncmrs--and resolution ~ "rPr
h"Gi, " helI nothing snbduc.
IESRiCO FARMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
THOMAS HUDGlNS, Chairman.
Jouy ?. MINrEE, Secretary.

EXTRACT a letter from -Natlhrrs county, March 10.
/" The campaign has been cnilinrnced here Roy has
come cut, and We run Holder liu!gins. | think We
shall beat Roy in this county with We had y
meeting on Saturday last, c"ndcmning Mir. Leigh. 1t
was pretty full We admitted both parties The rcsOi0
lions pessed unanimously. Roy offered resolution ap
proving Mr. 1ylcrs course, which rejected, on
the ground that he had only done what duty required,
and as it correct what he had unconstulioualIy
az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

s mere matter Of mocnsbne or not SO much for ,b,
nns1hstaniIal article ents al least little rh, lfLe
may determine wlen the instructions 'were framed with
II" design 10 force him 10 isgn VIC venture TO affirm
iat lie wi generally discover pretty plausible reasons
ter the beet, that his were anxus to imnrovc
his heart by lesson III that edyipr virtue of re-
sgnatnn."
IL also, the RICH. be conceded by tho Constitution
ana TIE representative 20 Ia Congress with ihr nc.
acknowledgement oi It's existence, ems to us that he is
pound hf hls very oath 10 support r Ccnslu,mn to
icit "lrtirucr IL The ii#lruc lions he mas Ircryc
Inc very ot9rc t which he goes there Is to execute
"fu'S, Wh't! he can "Hy 10 by initiating the example
ol obsdent Yanen,' who
Answered umcui
Anal
lie Is SORT Of soldier who has NO urvpno n question
the c";nnands Of his superior officer The sole case IN
""'ch IL would be allowable for him resign, in
Stead OF complying with his instructions would be when
ne Is erected 10 DO something unconstitutional, which
would place him III the prcdcaicn of violating his oath
"aeVer course he might adopt, either By obeying
refusing 10 obey. 1t wGs in accordance with this
OF The subject that MIR. Van Burrus upon the Ia.
rifi IN contradiction to his opinions given and adj
ns to be correct, what glorious scope does it ii:
lord 10 non. conmttnl propensilicS
lh!s whole set Of Wing Editors forget what
strongly said in favor Of the IN, of Instruction. and the
tMu"ettons which the State Legislatures may lay upon
their Senators--by even Acssrs. King, Hamilton, and
Jay a, The time of confirming the Constitution. Then
they wcIe held to be binding, IN order 10 check that in
ordinate power which artists from the six years tenure
III the AriStocratic frature-tl.e Scnatr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
tn tic i,icrs d; 7ccomec, forthdmpton Elizabeth Cy,
York finrhrich md lie Gin nL uiLiinmsLnrr:

|rtrrS 7fc0lHGc, fUTthdWbtOn, Eii-HbcH CtY
lork H"r,cirh and Tic City RI williamsburg:
FELLOW CirIxrxs: | I'm detained here in the dis
charge nj The duties which elected to prrIm.
ain anxious Ia be with you ana reader account Of my
&Gwa!as!:I tut CABINET consistently with my srnse
oil duty desert my post when TIE labor is greatest:
att! when ih"c are bliss sill before the Srna!r affecting
your District. The session has hrru pTnractrd 80
unISt&i length: hn! ii has not lrru viii! my c"ncur
rcI'c' "r Consent hope, tlrr"lur, yuu will lot only
excuse my absence, bat approve If the motive; and ii
you should hear any Thing calculated 10 change e favor
able opinion you have honorrd mc with that you will
not condemn me until you shall have heard My
OPINIONS remain unchangrd-the same love Of Liberty
Tic same jealousy OF tie powers Of tic Fedora! Govern
ment-und the same determination 10 defend tie rights
OF the States and of The People animate that
protested during the former canvass. shall meet you
all at the polis and of yoa earlier day: and
trust your votes will testify your conviction that, il
have not served you with ability yet Lat have not
been wanting in zeal aud fidelity
Your ieow-citizen, J. PAGE
Richmond March 2Ist lSr;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

u We cannot obgc tic very 7n'::s1rl Delegate Of
the county -" l'cnr:"o 10 rpnh!>hiiI:. ms ca!'s We
have it:.I q. tu.nu cui:.:!s into .r:rS. ii ~
had respect enough fer ourse forbid 1t, have
too much respect for readers. The eptels which
h. employs Of "oid hound," "tradi"g politician" &c,
&c. furnish reors in lie same Tine, but 10 use
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Wing Committee for Albcmare, and that lie is on tile
other side Of the question. Last year he voted for the
Wing candidates, because he believed Judge White 10
be Administration man; but lie is found in the
company OF Nuliiers Banknicn, and Frdelasls, &c,
&c he shall not support him any longer.
Charlottesville Republican,
Extract Of Letter, dated at Lyachb"rg, on the creans
cf The 18th instant.
Lynchburg is this moment Illuminated, on occasion
of the passage Of the Lynchburg and Teuncssce Rail-
Road bill The manifestation Of joy is UNIVERSAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

o. The Bill to amend the Charter of the james River
and kanawha Company passed, Saturday, in the
Senate, after Discussion, without amendment BY vote
| of lG toS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
VIRGINIA s.sidsgaE..s'TGssEi.

Cumberland, 18th March, 1896.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

,.rED At this Otics Apprentice TO tie
az business, a youth from Ia to l6 years OF
,ss ssnosssssins good English Education,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

The Queries Of :: not az Corner, in yesterday s
Wing with those which especially addressed to US
by the Editor HIMSELF shall be noticed IN our next We
defy the whole gang. The Wig talk Of car snPPreSsng
Thief But our course towards tie Wing Orators has
been fair and evcu liberal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

mand will be in advance of the sup
ply for many years, and know Of
no business in which there is so little
to fear from competition. The more
silk there is raised, the more manu-
factories will be established, until we
raise and manufacture about t,ceRty
millions a year for our own use, and
then we can find foreign market for
all the surplus. But this will be the
work Of our grand children, and nesds
not to be specialized upon by us.
Yours, respectfully,
Dawn S. PORTER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

aather Of ruminatlOn ana Sell POsSo~
sion. Simplicity, frankness, honesty.
and a strict regard to truth, appeared
to be the prominen mt traits ofhis char
acter. In giving an answer to q quee.
ton which my friend asked him.
was particularly struck with his truth
fulness and simplicity. The ques-
ton was whether the account OF his
life given IN the Sketches OF Wes-
tern Adventure, was true or not.
~Well, I'll tell you," said he; mot
true. The book says, that when
Blacklist the Injin warrior asked me,
when they had taken me prisoner, 1t
Colonel Boone sent me to steal their
horses, l said. No, sir"" Here he
looked indignant, and rose from hrs
chair. IL tell you | never said SIR:
to an Injin in my life; scarcely ev-
er say it to white man." Hero
Mrs. ken,on, who was engaged in
some domestic occupation at the Ia
bic, tm ned round and remarked, that
when they were last in Kentucky,
some one gave her TIE book to read
to her husband; and - when she
came b u part, he would not let
her read MY farther. "And ! tell
you," continued he, III was never
tied to stake in my life T. be burn
ed. They had me painted black
when | saw Girty, but not tied to =
stake,''
We are inclined TO think, notwith-
this, that the statement in
the Sketches Of his being three
times tied to the stake, is correct;
for the author of that interesting
work had before him a manuscript ac-
count Of the pioneers life, which had
been dictated by Mr.. Kenton, to q
gentleman of Kentucky, = number
of years before, when he had no mo-
tive to exaggerate, and his memory
was comparatively unirnpaired.-But
he is now beyond the reach Of earth
" toll, or trouble, or suffering. His
old age was as exemplary, as his
youth and manhood had been active
and useful. And though his last years
were clouded by poverty, and bis
eyes closed in a miserable cabin to
the light of Life, yet shall he occupy
4 bright page in our border history,
and his name soon open to the light Of
Fame. OLD RlYLE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

ishing associations in the east. He
is a gentleman we'll calculated to
give information on the cultivation
Of the various varieties of the null
berry, and the growing Of silk.
This subject cannot be agitated
too much. Societies and companies
ought to be formed for its promotion,
and by their means the business will
receive an impetus that will net stop
till this nation shall be the wealthiest
on the globe.
Yours, respectfully,
E. B. gunner.
Richmond, July %, 1886.