Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-28

verse cause: divided, il will inevitably fail"
I"No confidence in Mr.. Clay success. No, indeed
Nor has any intelligent man any hope of his success
in Virginia Mr. Van Buren, VIII double distance MN
in the Old Dominion
Ditto from another Wing press, The N York Express
-"THg Presidency Is PESSsYLvASIA-Thereis an
amiae obsluacy among the Wings OF that State where
there is but little hope for Two Opposition candi-
dates for the Presidency in The field where MIR
Van Buren, counts with much confidence upon 10000
majority Certainly differences among friends OF
! but little consequence there.
'fndcst .qdriec!
(Frcm The Richmond Hhigj
nApvrcr BuREx-Forget there is such ahcns in
youeIf you! talents and tho influence Of
beginning the custody Of the public comsess
your face from Richie pchc office onof
acknowledged capacity patriotism and integrity This simple
crc will contribute restoration 10 the good Srnccs Of
your than all the exerons ." your and
The r Wing need only have added The following ad-
vice BY way of Gaping The cimax-" foIoo The ddricc
of the Il Hhig and all will 90 right with Mr. Van Blu.
rem" When The Wing shall show how well il has ad.
vscd its party hen indeed 1t may profess to give
"adyce to Mr. Van Buren, Until then, it had best
keen it's vice tsel-and its credit Tor modes
ty at least.
Tie Heirht of Impudence,-The Richmond Wing of
Thursday (he 20li has the following modest EDITORIAL
paid tools of the Executive cens"cssy invcighns
against lie from kentucky for his former advocacy OF
Tariff improvements, and Bank they strangely omit TO
inform their tia, he longer the advocate these ea
Indeed. What will the Wings Of The U. States say
10 Ibis audacious Disclaimer What is Henry Clay so
mean as stoop hypocrisy TO purchase the Presidency
Where then is that high spirit which hlr Preston lately
credited to him when just before making his speech on
Abolition Mr. Clay said TO have declared that he would
rather be right than be elected President:
II Mr. Claw has authorized this bold disclaimer, he
wopd Justly have furnished his fame, in the eyes
Of all honorable menIt is not sincere avowai OF his
views in relation Bnnk-or his most decided trends
hive misrepresented him and his advocates what SAID
I - -. In he n
Gloucester and of williamsburg MIR. Wise said, that
hp had "ascertained from Mr. Clay HIMSELF that II
elected President, he would certainly recommend ,ne
charterinr OF a National Bank. What SAID Mr.. Ciay
himself, in his Speech on MS own PloPoSoh io' "o
million Bank: .
Rn, more anon on this unparalleled and dsgraceiul
assertion of the Wing It is intended all for effect
as hunbug 10 impose upon the good People OF tlrgl
pia-How many Wings eisenhtTc would desert u. Clay,
if they could be persuaded this was not all Trick What
would not Mr. Noah Of the n. Y Star say, which but
the other day published communication, win warm
approval which says: ...o-
ter as we WILL indulge our party notions as we w'i-fo
his course ,,e must come if we have any regard tor the
rood of the whole county
The N. Y Courier IL Enquirer doubts the accuracy
Of the information which we recently gave from wash
pp,on on the subjec, Of indemnity for me Mp~refs-
cd siares We since understand me aisele we p pu
lished was substantially correct. Our correspondent
,noke Of the shipwecked slaves only and not those on
board OF the vessel which was compelled ior want OF
provisions and other causes TO touch al Inc panama U.s.
innds Iii said that the British Government nave oo
sc,od o nav for these last the ground that they were
NOT wrecked and on the further ground that they were
landed after The Act Of Parliament emanciPang all The
slaves of The British West India Islands, had gone INTO
operalion-grounds, which we MINK WIN OUT 'o'ei"
me mt were moi at all tenable. ),
comium will receive The highest average value ever
obtained and interest which they at one lime
from the date of the seizure on the whole amount Inns
is probably the most liberal arrangement ever acneVeu
Tie average value of slaves men, women and children,
near $500 In the last war; Mr. Gaalin received about
so0D The shp,crsccd slaves, board The Comet and
Encommm, amounted, il is said in all to 2o9 nose
on board The other vessel the Enterprise 10 90 o"y
LEE COUNTY.
QT The last Abingdon Statesman Lille
!, nIobsbIe however, that Lee is an Administration
county; and whatever may be the course OF VI h"hg'
in reference TO Mr. Rives and the Sub Ireasury we
donbt whether he will feel himself at liberty TO act with
the Wing party upon any other party question 'a' "oy
come before the next Legislature.
NJ Investigation is proceeding on me saoect OF I'VE
oo votes Thus far we understand that Mr. Lucas ana
his friends have nothing fear from the result: and are
well satisfied that the purging oil Inc pos mas oeeh u
rec,ed. We shall give results hereafter. or
Winchester Firginian juno &c.
u.,rv ood difficult Casting.-On Thursday last
Iarre shaft for water wheel was cast al The Foundry
owned BY the Tredegar Company which IS located nen,
the Rolling Mill 1t weighed near tons, was IS ~
feet long IL inches centre, inches journals IL 81
inches core in the centre, aud inches core al me jour
nails II was done most successful ami perfect man
ner |, is among the largest castings OF The KIND ever
nnde in this country and cast to the order OF the Man
chester Cotton Manufacturing Company, who are about
N make addition of another large factory to Their es
enlistment. The TredeGar Company deserve great
credit for undertaking TO fill the order which II was sup
nosed could not be filled except at the North The pre-
ara,on for the casting expensive aud will make
!, losing lob for the company But by doing IL lhey
show their capacity and being prepared, they can MI
rnre orders with despatch. The casting is beautiful
n;sce of work monument Of the capacity of the Ire
ddsror Fonndry and the skill OF lis workmen.
tr.cu-Was launched from the ship yard n Urba'
:, Va, a fine brig of 265 tons, built by Silas Greenman
"s'wss,erlv n L. and owned by him, Charles 7. Will
oms ESQ and Captain Pendleon OF Ston'ngton' conn
She has locust top and is altogether superior YES
eel noint of strength, materials and workmanship I'M"
- he second vessel launched from this yard by North
ern workmen.
Tiny Cnors.-There never was ialrer prospect iof
abundant crops in our Valley than at present ne
Wheat, Oats, Rye, and Corn are all hne. ne ooo'
weather has been particularly favorable TO the hrsi men
,ned crop But the Indian corn is the prioe una g'o'y
of the Kanawha low grounds. So 80 tho
We saw to our friends on the ONO. loon spa'P Io' ~
prizes al the Agricultural meeting IN ostooet mex =.
For amount of produce per acre OF ihaian coi" a.,
throw down the gauntlet for The river OF inc "oo
against ia belle rviere, any other oil tne sue
e On. fair ives, not zee pting the "Great Sciota.