Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-29
congratulated you on The stand which your powerful
county has taken in the Democratic ranks
In hsi DO nF safi.f IN suu

ecs, :eiaeu: r. re occasion md 10 hq,h ~cu *
. Duct:
Annual Tazalion for the annual support of Govern.
men-the true Republican principle: A resort by lie.
gisstos to loans instead OF taxes TO raise money in time
OF peace, an evasion of representative responsibility.
am, gentlemen, with high respect,
Your obedent servant,
ARTHUR SMITH.
Messrs Jr'e. Cobb, Jas D slsssenbur n T. Williams
J. 5 French &c.
BY the Cunmi,,ee. Col A. Smith: The Stern Re-
publican Representative oil the stern Republican county
OF lie Of Might've sorry he cannot be with
BY the Committee DR. Z. P Scott faithful Re-
preventative, ltne Repnbcan-we regret BIS absence
the more because had assurances OF his presence
BY the Committee. John J. Prince: The honest firm
and consistent Representative of Republican Sussex
By the Committee a & Butts member elect from
Grernsvile. "a chip of the old block ho doubt
him:
BY the President The Independent Treasury: Is
there man in The Union after this bankruptcy, who
would take the Pet Bank system or The great Regulator?
No! The recommended, ought TO be adopted
by acclama on-Should like 10 hear w. {. X delivers
dinner Grafton upon his lavore peis about this Tune
BY I. Williams The Constitution OF the United
States The great Palladium Of Liberty, " ch has been
and ever will be held sacred by all true Democrats.
By Col S. q. Hines The Address of the Standing
Committee of The Democratic State Rights Convention
of Mississippi: An able defence Of the rights of the peo
pie against The Vaccinations of The friends Of corporate
authorities
By D. Hart Success to The policy of the Admins.
tra,ion.
BY G. a. Newsom Thomas Richie: The flna ana
able supporter Of true Democratic principles.
By John w. Rochelle. Federal Union and Repub.
lican Government, the motto Of The standard hch
will forever rally.
BY Col T. Ridley. The States: Mutually depend.
ent and mutually assisting the nobles and glorious
institutions ever devised by the wisdom of msn-The
sober Of tie people viii! preserve their Union from
the unhallowed hands of intriguing and disappointed
men.
By Bennett K Whitfield The Van Buren, Party
May they prevail long they adhere 10 their present
Republican principles.
By Benz + Pope. Martin Van Buren, aIay he be
re elected TO The Presidential CHAIR which he has filled
with much honor 10 himself and his country.
BY Henry Vevin. May the death Of The Banks, be
the birth of the Independent Treasury.
By Jas P Holt w. Riges, once the favore son
Of the Old Dominion He has aposstised himself; and
is The Wing pet-No Gag Laws for iteemen
Sent by Spra,ley Williams Cri,tenden, his Gag Law
and its supporters The right to express opinions OF pub
lie men and measures will never be relnqushed.-
Against such will protect ourselves
BY n I. Williams Tie Cross Keys OF al! the
crosses, the greatest cross 10 the Wings
Sent by Capt Jas Wick. Hon F. L. Rves: True to
his principles and true to MS constituents; he caused
the great Star" to disappear on the fourth Thurstay
in May last
By r Thompson. Wings and Musque,oes: Just
alike, because they do their Dragging beforehand.
Sent by +. Briggs. Democracy II holds thi
truth which its principles avow be evident that the
deral Whiggery TO the contrary notwithstanding
By E E Briggs. Hon. John Mason, the Patriot
and Republican: We proudly place him in opposition
10 the Whig "Hdago.
BY Z Claud Banking Establishments: More dan.
gprous than Standing armies The principle depending
money TO be paid by pos,eiy under the name OF fund
ing but swindIIng fulurity on The largest scale
By Capt James Vick II Clay, The Commander in.
Chief OF the Wing forces The late battles which have
been fought have opened the eyes OF his followers and
taught tn m ha, he is not TO be our mex, President
Sent by Williams ThGs Richie The The untllnchlng
chop al hm-he is one Of The Rocky Mountains, ovet
which they have 10 pass obtain their Clay footing.
ByN T Williams Oar distinguished County lyman,
John Mason Worthy of the high Office Of U. States
Senator May he succeed the renegade Rives
Sent by Wm Judklns. Tie Editor OF the Richmond
Enquirer The Democratic Ilercues-the guide 10 truth
the compass beGrer-th index 10 the wanderer-the
grand restorative 10 our political heath-May the re
OF his days be pleasaness aud his paths direct
him to peace
Sent BY WIN Judkns Robe, Ridley. our member
elect: Although in the estimate of time, he would seem
q he yet Sas
The tornado produced by combination of Wing ele
ments adherence 10 fundamental principles VIII keep
bIm quietly in port.
Rv Col Il Ridley. Hon + F. Rives, our Congress.
snual Representatives lis abilities pening his late cleo
ton has been tested by Wing Gant-his opinions upon
the Constitution and rights OF the people have been
an,ly zed-hey such 10 produce that equilibrium
much desired by every true Deinocrat-may his days
be many and his troubles few.
BE- VIM Ju!hins. The Constitution: The polar star,
the centre, the gravatlng point 10 which every true
eatisd American will be found verging: On its obser-
hang the dpEtnies of the nation-Palsied be the
brain which shall attempt its violation give lati,u
Glnuus construction.
By Col. r. Ridley Modern Wings: They are CIV
thing aud every thing except the right thng-lt is cut
icpnt ir them 10 put Van BuEen out and The Devil in.
BY BENZ E Pope. Our host, Jesse Little: His
happy exerIons to please, deserve bumper,
Literary Notices.
We are iD9tb, 10 the poltnegs OF Mr. SanYay,
Bookseller of this City, for Copies Of The "Amercan
Almanac for 1910" and "the Cnlyaiors Almanac and
Cabinet of Agricultural knowledge Tor the year lciO
by Mr. Buckmins,cr both are published by Mr.. ID.
II. Williams Of Boson-nnd both ure excellent produc.
,ons in them line Our Eastern friends distinguish
ed by their ingenuity; bot in nothing more famous than
for Machinery, Elementary School Books and Alma
macs The American Almanac is 4 continuation O( the
celebrated work which has been published in Boston for
years The volume for lS9 was the last OF the First
Series Of 10 volumes and il contained General Index
for the whole Series. The volume now offered 10 the
public is the lth in number from the commencement
and is the lst Of The Cd Series OF 10 volumes II is not
inferior in the value of its contents and particularly for
its statistics, its predecessors The Agricnltura Al
The ls Of its series and besides the usual con-
truts of on Almanac, it furnishes appropriate recipes.
directions md remarks for every month of the year il
is embeIsed with several cuts Of farming utensils,
&c, &c.
terestins Periodical what called "a plate number
II is embese with beautiful steel engraving Of 81 he
Landing nj jamestown, executed by Danforth from
De ign by Chapman, from one OF the fine descriptions
Of our friend Paulding, The engraving is an exquisite
piece; and IL has been pronounced BY artists to be unri
vailed by any similar production executed in tbs
country" The contents Of this No of the Mirror, are
nearly all Notwithstanding sketches from the pens OF
Morris, Fay, Aldrich, w. Cox, &c, DC 1t gives
much pleasure call the attention Of the Literary Pub
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