Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

the roaring OF cannon the gorgeous and unmeanng dis
play OF military PARADE or The deateuing shouts Of
noisy multitude
"On Sunday morning the President attended the
Episcopal church, accompanied by The Governor of
pennsylvania, Secretary of the Common wealth men,
hers OF The Legislature, worthy postmaster and nu.
merous citizens and strangers, and Monday morning
OF o'clock, took his departure on his way 10 New
York II was, We undrrs tood the intention Of Mr. Van
Bnren TO spend yesterday with his Democratic fellow
citizens of Lebanon; and to-day 10 be in Reading The
County seat Of Democratic "Old Betks "
From the ~ T. Post, June 81
ave are authorized snyiat the President, of,he Il
S will be at Schnoieys mountains IN Friday will
spend Sunday at CIV Dickersnn at Suckasunny, and
be in this city Tuesday the I'd Of July, nj l. p Al"
Most of the Wing papers Of New York attempted TO
prevent their friends from paying any sort of pect 10
The PIesIdent-but his own friends were only melted
by such an 6eral to rally for the purpose of
giving him public reception which The Presiden him
self wished 10 decline-The Wings have become par.
italy aware Of the esnto which they have ieen
urged appears by the following POSTSCRIPT, head of The
N. Y Express Of Saturday evening o'clock
"PreSidsnt pan Buren, and Coz Seoord.-lt is stated
TO Us 10 day, that Governor Seward will be in town this
evening, to act Tuesday Commander in. Chief Of
the Military OF lhe Stale Of New York, the occasion
OF the Reception of the President Of the u S. We
have no official information of this fact, but such Re.
cePon was contemplated and, if adopted, will dvest
the Reception Of something of its party character"
The N Y Express insists upon it, in it's most comical
the National Bank, that "il hos been whispered there tina,
Of Mr.. Rtchies readers, when their children
very bad do shut themu in dark holes, and squaIl
'Bidde, Biddle over them as 10 scare them good
The Express, however, takes the matter in high dud
geon, and seriously declares, that "if MIR Richie
brighten his Vginians into such scare-crow we can
only lament the degradation 10 which heand of Wash
ington and Madison Inns fallen" But how will the n.
Express blush, when hinds that the redoublu-
BILE Wing is scared by this bugabou, that is hiding
itself in ozark hole? For whats says the Wing lately:
"While these paid tools of the Executive ceaseess
" inveghing against the Senator from Kentucky for
his former advocacy of Tariff National improvements
and Bank, they strangely omit 10 inform their readers
that he is no longer the advocate OF these measures
What MIR. Clay is no longer The advocate Of that mon
measures The National Bank out OF the ques
lion; after Mr.. Clay own speech proposing Manmo,h
Bank Of so millions, DC &c The charm has worked
far Their than expected Tobe serious, however, The
Wing does credit TO ITSELF service to its by
pretending that the Bank out othe question MIR Clay
did say So Mr.. Wise, Ctlzen Noah, The
other organs Of the Wing This maneuyre Of the Wing
is all humbug Elect Mr.. Clay next year, and then
will long the National Bank is out of The ques
ton Our lives upon IL lie would recommend in his very
frs, message-and mention his election a certain eY
dence Of The wishes Of the people. But thanks to an
intelligent people, he will enjoy thus opportunity
The prospects of the Republican party are bright and
Frightening in the South The people Of N Carolina
up and will probably increase The number Of their
Republican Representatives at the Congressional cleo
ton Of Augusl--.le same in Tennessee--,he same loo
in lndana-The cause Of the Administration is gain.
ing ground in Georga-She will never support Mr..
Clay-and out Of her members Of Congress, said to
huve been carried by the Opposition learn that
least will probably supper, the Administration. As
The between Clay and Van Buren, draws nearer the
State Rights Wings will consult their natural ani,ies
and abandon Mr.. Clay Let the Richmond Wing say
what it will South Carolina is safe, for Mr. Van Buren,
Mr. Clay will scarcely have corporas guard TO rally
around him Mere.
Mammoth .7pricpts. are indebted 10 Mr. John
Carter for two Apricots, grown upon Tree Of School
er's Pennsylvania stock, which surpass any other
fruit we have of that description They weigh
ounces each, and measure near inches In fact they
like fine yellow peaches; though with the
peculiar favor, and The smooth stone of aprcots We
understand that Mr. C. will have several gratis 10
dispose Of and advise gentlemen, who like the best
fruits, 10 supply themselves from his nursery.
If we pass as "afasitr of the Grar.s," and in ,ha
line contributed to win for Mr. Van Buren, as he ira
yelled in Virginia, the "the character Of gentleman of
exquisite Manners hat shall say Of The Rich
mond Wing in the capacity of Prophet Its Ed
had but to Gen Harrison in this City, order
read in his face the next President of The IT, States?
When MIR Clay visits Virginia il is proposed that The
Wing will consult the lines Of his "sning phz, in or
der TO decide whether he too is 10 be clothed with the
functions Of "His .hajesty
The Vhcot Crop will be generally bounteous and
abundsnt though in places it is cut short by the
fly and chnch bug-The Rockingham Register Of the
2h STATES that the harvest has commenced in that
ty and that the most sangune expectations Of heavy
crops will be fully reslized" Our accounts from Wheel.
ing are equally cheering. prospects also in Ten
We understand that 100 TO 35 cents have been
obtained this city for deliveries in July-and from 100
10 l25 for August.
We have never seen the corn crops, where we have
been more luxuriant-They have had abundant show
es of rain though in Florida and Georgia. the People
have suffered excessively from the drought
u We shall commence in the course Of this or The
next week series Of Nos he Stale of Parties-lhe
politics Of the Whigs-and canyussing with free hand
the prelensions Of Mr.. Clay. Our Correspondent is
worthy Of being heard bothfor his cause, and himself
and they are destined to have considerable influence
in the South. We recommend them to the notice OF
Editors in this, and other Sates.-We shall also notice
the attacks which have been made upon u.s. during our
absence, in the Madisonian ond by Correspondent of
the Charleston Courier, on account of Mr. Rives We
shall make them blush for their charge of treachery"
Keeping Da,k.-7he Wing Central Committee Of
Albany have issued ctcular recommending the v hgs
Of New York elect delegates in their Congression
al districts 10 The National Convention Of Harrisburg, IN
til the 18th of November. after the General Election in
that State-The ~ Y Z. Star is very much annoyed
by this delay. 1t declares it to be "every way nconve
nent, and by means the wish or desire OF large
portion of the Wing party OF this city, to postpone The
choice of delegates until after the November election
On the contrary organizing for that election, II is both
lust and proper The time 10 choose those dele
gates and let the Slate be apprsed who they are in
time.
Southern Lterary Messenger.
n, We are requested 10 state tina, the Messenger for
the present month (July) will be issued on Friday morn
ing ext, the 9Th inst.
The wi,tcism Of the Alexandra Gazette is at lenst
true wisdom. That wag says 81" the sky falls in lS1u,
Eve expect catch all the laks! Oheywse, the Wings
will certainly catch the votes Of the people Of Vr-
ginia for Mr.. Clay.
n7, We lay before readers variety Of interest.
mo Communications which had been received during
our temporary absence from post-Among these, is
the last Lecture which has been delivered by Judge
Tucker at the College Of William q Mary, with the
t,orresnondence Of the Committee We received yes.
,erday morning The reply Of "No Wing of Stafford TO
the Correspondent, Of the r. Wight shall appear
forthwith.
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