Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-16

4 Turning THE Wing Q; yesterday tells IL hs'-
that If "any Wing is at "a nss how % vote 10 c
he has nothing do but to open the EnGuiIsr OF vest.
Gay"-We return the complrmen, with interest !iai
Republicans lie at any loss how TO vote, lea i'm 20:
the Richmond Wing Of Tuesday, NcGresday. I'D +
day las'."f they wish 10 learn from that paper waa
the policy and interest (Ot the Republican paIN p.
Guirp OF them. let them read the Wing" The "pr0Urt
interest which it shows in securing tie eIectru j.
Rlves shows how anxious they 10 gam Mr. he
and any Conservatives who may go Of with him w'
the arms of The Whigs.-The Wing too throws # ~
mask again. and els the reasons of It's RnXterS
MIR BayIy in unmusking the views of the wings n r
yesterday ingeniou, Speech and SO did Mr. P'ncI"'
tell us in his wellconsdered. wrl!dgPscd vel c't'f
cd Speech The Chorus of the whole, is strength 20 W
Why's from coalition with Mr. Erves and his rrn'.
and the prosIratIcn Of the Van Buren, bGmmIs''a'r-
and the election Of the Wing President The WIZ r'H
goes too much upon the ground of principle IN q'or'
ton TO interest But are they sure that they can b.
vail on the Conservatives 10 let them carry vi Re-
Or. they sure that their success will not prove
to their cause in Virginia? AZ one Of the Ofacr. 81
yesterday, IL nigh, strip them ci shat mGyai Ufa~
without which! no cause flourish n Pjygin,a
The Richmond Wing is too sauguInr il IT'S ca.'0"
inns Of advantage to its party irnm the rlrct!'n d" y
RIvrs 1t is mistaken IN ascrhing 10 the s"ruur"
that "if the Wings elect Rivcs TO the Senate Van "
is dead in Vmgna-dnwn to rise no more i 4
not improbable that shall gain ultimately by
and that the Wings may lose much more IL tie mon
influence Of their cause and the disrord it may srlt
in their own ranks. Than they may gain by ir" 4" '
members. The Wings may yet catch Tarar-tD' ~
oil events, We must be blind not 10 see, ard deaf a
hear the whole drsigns of the Richmond Wig err y
friends. The plan Of carrying Mr. Rvcs by rb' w
votes, know was ogiiated, If not cuncuC'C a. pc
August last But party faction proposes, and =
hfmncss of the Republicans may df-pnsr OF MI h''
Vaccinations at Is not only lawful TO lr5fn go"
foe. but the knowledge thus attained. is often the a'
valuable. Wei! said, il 1t be we'll needed
The n York Times Uhe leading Conservative r'' I
in New York; states that Mr. Rivrs ''had avow"d 's
ference Tor MIR Clay candidate for the Ptes,!ene
Mississippi E'erton On the 30lh u The Ei"c'il
proceeded TO the election Of Senator, for the Term
Il years. from the 4lh March nexl-rhe result was"
lows: John Henderson (Whig) So p. Smith " .
30-T n Williams (do) ia Birgomsn i"Ji
2-Alsbury (6o) 2-Gwin ". b l.-Thus Els"1c',.
March, some Of the Wings though, j, unnecessary
call the present incumbent (Slr Williams and lie vi
elected Williams 60, Henderson 80. |
u We are authorized to say, in reply TO many rG'
res upon the subject, tina, if vacancy shall orcs'
this Senatorial District, JAMES LYoss. Esq ~Gi u j.!
candidate to fill that vacancy, and at The proper ~
will present himself In The voters Of the District
u We are authorized to announce Mr. AlFANt
FIIzHuGH Candidate FOR election from the col
OF Stafford TO the II of Delegates
U J We are authorized 10 state, that WM VI ROSE
son will not be candidate for re election IN tie esa
toral district which he now represents.
To Mr. RANDOLPH H9RRISON. Chairman Of II: :
publican Contention held at Prince EdIrGrd n L
BucKISoHam. Feb l2th, l-J'
Dear Sr-Your letter Of The 2lst ult informing
that the Republican Convention held on that c''
Prince Edward Courthouse. had nominated NE as o..
didatP for the sufroges Of the voters of this C'h-
sional District at the approaching election has been
received. and its contents respectfully consdTf'G'
To the several gentlemen who composed that '.p'
ton, offer my thanks for this proof Of Their CONE"
and esteem. The nomination made By them vas "
unexpected as it unsolicited. -Having i'oM
youth ill the present time been regularly engaged
cultural pursuits, without desiring seeking p.,
preerment, it may readily be imagined thai nv ps
position is one of no Iiule decarv and er''''''''
! have reflected much aud deiIUeIa,eiE up"" "S
Circumstances which have no control anu -,
need not bc mentioned here, compel nc 10 '''t''