Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

s.- else worthy Of notice.
rho Wing "undsrs,apds tina, the Dinner to Mr. Rires,
rb,rlo,,esville went of agreeably-wss well attend.
~ The real and sststontsot people-and marked by
t,.nri, Of patriotism and independence The only
hn, We Rave seenof it is in the last Madisonlan, in
,',rT frc,u Cha;lc,esrille-t appears that "Ihos W.
,.r Esq. presided assisted BY Col Ihcs DurIet, and
.,I Ero w Krnso!ving, as Vice Presidents Upwards
ion nsrsons sa, down to The dinner, many Of whom
'old farmers oiihe county, who weie Republicans in
". ays Q! AI Jefferson, che great apostle Of Repub
c,rn. ,,,,.
"a ru, tie number MIR Rives is called up at the 9Th
It wc may Judge from the sketch no, des-
s 20 create Revelation IN the State in his
w., ,nru!yT sentiment IS running strongly against him
I M sucI lsciarstion is competent TO arrest ,-not
,r.;andlnr Mr. Eives is SO little acquainted with
% ,sic opinion, boldly 10 assert, (of the friends
=. ne present Administrator that during oil this
s ,Egi, Cd and true friends, the real Republicans,
49,. falling OF IN Consequence Of their heterogeneous
bn.ons: or, in other words, the tail Of the party
-, ,hcacd It's trdy neutrality-suspicious. -or to use
psiralon still familiar 10 his brother farmers,
t ,.-y was I'll running TO rire, Tcheers the worst Of
S,tgdcnces, as they well knew, in root crop
y, Riycs ia described as having made another rash
.,,u.,! ailusion-ie is said to have "compared the
-5,ct Of Mr. Richie and the Judges Convention,
-. mixing the support OF Mr. Van Buren, sole bur
Lon Of their q in heir appeals to the peope to that
-, D-ueIrius, the sVersmth and his craftsmen. men
rsd IN the loth chapter Of the Acts, constantly cry
-, ca, great Diana Of the Ep!esiars,' when hrir
fs were danger of being set a, nsught by the Apos
+. Prui's dsnonncns idola;sy Are we to under
.5 i'm, Nh Riyes is to he the " Apusi!e Paul -
=. roui! scarcely be less modest comparison,
49,, the celebrated declaration of his late address
If ara al! victim 10 power, the cause Of
rs,y and truth will fall with US, and he tho is buried
he,r ruins happier In that Ee who survives them
Correspondent remarks: Truly his allies
have Battered him and his vsny if they have made him
f-,sYs lie can convince party in Virginia Of the
,.7 Of what he says. that have no, abandoned my
k,., napEn Rat hae
,n such charge all those who have long stood
erect and firm in surl 'r'ing the cause of Democracy
O.. j, only reIfcation Of that ancient maxim,
.itgftioRism and Ohio Hhisyery.
We recommend In readers 10 turn last page
s76 another chapter the unholy coalition between
~, ro@sn and 'hggeTy in the West. We know,
,3,, 81 rhc.e Wings not Abotionists-nor do We
hold that there are few Administration men who
80 10. disposed 10 AbuiiionSm-butw assert. that the
two parties widely Disseminated from each
,rrr IN regard 10 Abolition. The example Of Mir Y. B.
h he hsppes effect in attaching the great body OF the
Northern and Western Democracy 10 The rights or the
Sru.h-whist there is mach larger number Of The
N'.Es who have gone of in the opposite direction.
Tae further extracts, which have thrown upon the
Las Page bear very hard upon MIR. Clay. And this
r,r certainly be said Of him with the sirc,es, ,7uih
he is Of the latest comba,nn,s in the 6eG against
,,s Aboli,iors's-Ths fact tells strongly in favor Of
VI Van Buren,: and sgans. Mr. Clay-in The session of
- 36, u hist The whole country was sgated by ncen-
i,rr publications, the bill came up before the Senate
2.2h5,ng deputy Posnas!ers from receiving or trans
rnCr through the mail, 10 any State Territory or
papers therein toned, the atioE
which by the laws of said State Territory, or Dis
,c: ,asy be prohibited and for other purposes -"lt
yes on the passage Of law for the suppression cf this
rnc., nss'ious and abonnabe practice IN the Abolition
-. ms mos, dangerous and alarming evil, that Henry
Gar NJ k>r9chy the Uhtg Candidate for tie PRESIDENCY
f'st tinted States recorded his r0ts IN the aegctre!
An! where wss Martin Van Buren,, al that li:ns:
Rs,i; on the side Of the South. He was the see Pre-
S..p o,o Cd G,o1 t,p Rave
,7.ry ID IA he atfrmsiive-and thus il Ordered,
this bill be engrossed, and read third time.
E.y Island Election The Boston Pos states, the
Rs,arrs al the thirty TOYS in Rhode Island
pa which maorl,ies aud Dot aggregates are grven)
snow ;or nlock, Dem 26l5-Sprague, Fed 2772
-gl-ces .osrs) 1853. Majority against Sprasue 3nG.
S,s.ues pctaty over Bullock l57. The aggi, gate
a D. sogg, L 000 which is average large vote for
tie SAFE. OF the - Representatives who constitute
as House the Feds, instead CT the majority OF - which
ra,y TAD last year, viii have but g. being Demo
cratic gam OF II
This change in the State is very decisive: In The
election - uIbers Of Congress last year, the Feds had
lC2 majority The Providence Journal and the Atlas
cou:nrslo whistle their courage up by saying that the
FEDERAL Senate IS chosen. There is not The slightest
vrelsnce f.; this The ten Senators chosen 10y |
general ,cset There were three tickets and hit two
c,nd,ta.gs King and Holden, were two tickets
l.! pin that senator The regular Wing ticket
5e chosen, Unless he the LIBERAL 'cke. also
rs teubv. neither they have got much as two Sc
MAJORS "hte t6e democrats nave Tue treasurer, cSu
probably Ssr9:o and gave left Sprague, The FEEDER
a Governor ii minority of sos Unless six Senators
g. t.I 49, go tn ponss III nro
:soy s;ald % Fees 10 IS Democrats"
JAMES RIVER AND KANANHA COMPANY |
The Canal has been doing - ID business, since it |
u,s opened We have been E,,red by the TnIl-Ga. !
'Eerer with statement Of The amount Of Produce |
tryurh, Own and Merchandise carried M the Ja.aes
Rr-; Canal and the apount of Tolls received fro.n
ne opening OF the Canal January l2h) 10 the 18th Of
Dssce,iing.
23.3 hbds tobacco.
is hbds stems
1906 busbe, wheat
q g"2 barrels dopr,