Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-13
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The brig William g. Mary, of Norfolk, Virginia, was
wrecked the 23d of February 1885, ne the middle
OF ., 'ne Atlantic, on her way TO Liverpool !, William
NJ. Jones' The Captain, being the last board,
wrote this any one gets II he will confer great iavor
on my friends by publishing il in the Richmond En-
qoirpr edited a. Richmond, VA or if he cannot afford
tn publish il. he will requ 81 the favor Of snme one who
can ENCLOSE lrck Of my hair for my iriends-lhe
hinder will please give il them, if called for"
Yours, &c. MITCHELL SMITH.
J, may all possibly be guz-and If the New York
G7ze',e please, ii5e, but should really like
certain the true sta. Of the MAY call upon our
brethren at Norfolk I" clear up The mystery;
Tie .7nti .4Joiit;oa RESOLUTIONS IF Isao Hampshre
We have thrown upon the ls page Of this day paper,
the very able and interesting Rrp" Of he late Lrgsa
ture OF the patriotic Stale OF New Hamrshre We re.
Ince TO see her assume the noble ground which she has
taken Tor The RICH nf the South 1T il in vain 10 DENY
the fact that although Of the " higs of Tie North
may side with us, and few Of the Republicans may
have tripod upon the subject yet that party gnss
t"n the Wings are against and the Republicans
for us. The vote upon Mr. Bakers IN II resolutions
is To certain degree additional evidence of this The
Concord Patriot Of Juy 18th states that all the resnu
tions appended TO the Report adopled-the ls, I'd
and Sd without division. On the 4th thu yeas md
nays were called and were, yeas l30. nays Every
Democratic member, with one exception voting in
favor, and every ftdcrGliS with two three rxcrp-
toms. voting against the 4h resnlunn division
was called the 9th resolution and which was decided
in the Affirmative lao to 20-Thunks 10 the Democracy
of the Granite State! She of The first second
and stand by Virginia, in her support of State Rights
many years since.
The Charlottesville Republican shall not provoke us
10 Iresentment retaliation We have pretty cool,
and we trust liberal temper-and cannot forget that
though our quondam friend abaurs under SPECIES of
political haucnaiion he is al heart very good fellow
,,lA IL. "A
as much eqnanimity, feel, under the criticisms
which he has received. His witIers, like our own,
would then havfbeen unwrung The only thing that is
really entitled 10 attention IN the last Republican is
the further deVeopement it makes in The following
marks:
"We again repeat, that do mot think tina, Mr. Rives
will oueht vote fr Mr. Van Buren,, only because
of his perseverance in e Sub Treasury policy, hut The
which he employs to etfec, it fths be enehirg
The neil We lake great pleasure in doing it"
The {. r. discinims saying or hearing "wheher or
not Mr. Tiyes will vote for MIR. Clay" What The G. r
says however is enough If MIR Rives says he will not
far Mr.. Van Buren and does not say he will no,
against MIR. Clay We think it pretty evident whsn
The time comes, what part Of The Issue the uncnm
United politician will for. This al least is "eiachg
the nail" enough for Us
The Alexandria Gazette is pleased TO ask US, what
answe, crn The Richmond Enquirer make 10 the lead
ng editorial in the N York American Of The 7th inst
The American well depicts what other days
poll ca honor ia The Old Dominion A las :F"se days
are g"ne"-Whai! gone even with the hg Party ,ioo
in the Old Dominion, who srmellmes claim To he the
majority l. this general impulanD 'bncking your
friends" We will answer the y Y. American at our
pisurr-refne it's facts, and dssipair its caumnes =
What the n American read The Old Dominion lee.
lures political Ethics: Pshaw.
r,suors 10 .ietc York
The New York prints say that Mr.. Clay accompa.
MED by hs son, arrived at Quebec Thursday, last
week. "He remained only day, and departed 70,
tf,,, Al
tadel, accompanied 6y Major General Sir James Mac. /,
donre!l. Mr.. Clay arrived at Montreal, from Qnrhpc !
on Saturday last and on Monday to dine with SIR
john Coih"rne, who came up from his summer residence
at Soel, for he purpose of entertaining the Ksnlucky
Senator" he aas expected 10 arrive al Ssrnoca. on
Friday lasi.-The scr!bbler Of The n Times from Sa.
raruga represents that every enrt making bv the large
Wing gathering 10 receive him with all eclu-rhs |
same Correspondent has The truth and the dpcency
say that Mr Van Buren, is perfectly in Coventry Sa.
ra,"ga That he enters the hall, and no approaches
him! He goes 10 t5c balls, and has TO throw himself
upon the charity Of The few Loco Fucu ladies r pass
ing civiy.' Why, tie INST flaming Wings Of Vrg
MIA threw off oil party vengeance last summer our
SpriRgs-and treated him with all The courtesy Of gen.
ilemrn How Dies his cnnrIosl tell for the Wings of
New York; Beside, we do not credit oil The sturies,
with hci The Saratoga scrbbers The public
The Saratoga Sentinel g;ses very striking drscrp
lion of III" brilliant reception which The President
with his arrival. BY his rilowczans II says tina,
"AGer III" President and those accompanying him had
countless lhrong So greu, The number tina, pressed
lon The pa2zl that II settled several inches aud had
many immediately descended, il must have fallen
lhrou d, : Never before such hong in Sa-
raoga None estimated il st less than 7,GGU The
shall Col. Chapman Gays it should not be estimated at
less Than luGGO-1hr rutnher Of vehicles in the pro-
rssion between $50 and 800 They were, win
some few exceptions Jarmsr Wagons Indeed. II seem.
I'd that almost every iarn in Od Saratoga had turned
out jrn in The reception of the Chiei Magistrate OF
the Onion. The length of the procession least
mile and half and had all the carriages and horsenen
that at The Ellis Farm at the time The PrrsIden,
arrived here, tskn places in the line the procession
would have reached from that spot 10 the vuge, DIS
lance Of upwards of Two miles
"Srnce the President has been with US his room has
been much lbrnnged with strangers and citrzens-ail
desrous uf paying him their respects and q" becoming
acquainted with one who has contributed so much TO
ards prosperity of his country and shared largely
in The affections vi The people
u We received 1t too las hour yesterday, 10 in
troduce into this mornings paper, the Correspondence
briwyen The COMMITTEES of Citizens Of Louisa and Mr.
Rves in fes ion TO Public Dinner 1t APPEARS that
Mr. R. accepts The invalinn-and The dinner will take
place on Saturday, the 9Th OF September.
Tile Race-The Great Steamers he Sd
instant, NJ in lat 40 81, long. &c 80, distant from
Sandy Hook 37 miles very calm al The time both going
on 10 fine the British Queen about 2 miles ahead
of The Great Western.
The Springs The Western Springs daily ncreas.
inc the numnrr Of their visitors. On Friday there
$50 at the Fauquier White Sulphur, and now rapidly on
the increase.
CARD.
HALIFAX c II Aug. |. 1880
In looking oyer The Of The proceedings of the
4,h July al BackweIls Mills, few days ago, disco
perrd The following:
"By Cap, Woodson Hughes VIM G. Rves: The
once favorile son of VirgInla-now the dsspised
eadq of The Republican party
: This toas, was no. given by me. well remember