Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

Il. Of
''nHa,, EepuJc, deficient IN nothing but labor ana
c"HyV" General Gordon is high minded, h"no'ao'e
G'. ,n hu, he will have occasion 10 regret "a' TIC
tr",d,L to the opportunities OF HIS suo' treasury
EF;. in opposing Garlsnd ,.uv COUNTY,
's''' A VOTER OF TIE CoONli.
,.a.,C II March l2 1859
BOTH SIDES.
80 ,wo statements before our readers OF The great
W.! louisa on Monday last-when Gordon and
r''nI l-s, me, to open the Congressional canvass
t'''. ,,mcn,s clash with each other in almost every
i'' l,,-as to the meeting which adopted the Reso-
H,rs and t" the arguments Of the Congressional
u. ..,s Il is almost amusing TO see how two gentle
O. ,ri 80 differently view and SO varously state. the
TX" ,r.cls which passed before he ut hundreds
-, 5on, suppose that either OF the naTrainrs intend
r,.rcscn, the iac.s--but the dIscordance is most
C., Both are unquesnnobly actuated by very
'.- L.,i!ncs--and some allowance perhaps is to be
'., both The author of the fist letter Is an ar
ma rd Of the ALminls,ration-he has the advantage
era. resident CT The county. The other is just as
49, friend Of Mr. Ryes-and belongs 10 another and
t'..,ncss ,ha, as relates to the strength and una
.r ~ the meeting. should suppose that the hIsl
nm * nearer the reality. We cannot mistake the
''-.ni Of Louisa. We have recently heard from The
rs,sciabe quarter, that 1t IS strongly allacheu 10
"' ,5n,in s,ralon. We have not the slightest doubt
;L.., DISPOSITION to support the Republican Con"en-
q ~ r. ,bmond: let the "Vole! Of the County sheer
wv, y. ,rnch As he may. We have the most abiding
d. - tho notifies of Old louisiana we ore willing
~ al our political reputation (itte as 1t may oe) on
'En ., The April Polls. The Conservative writer
,, j., The Cuuvshlion Justice. Its ir ends do not
-. ...n,,,e submission III the opponents OF the Sub
r.r.r and It's measures will attest 10 the naccura-
~ nj h!s predictions
1ee is one passage in bis description, which star,les
go, ,,ycu,v Does The writer seriously believe, that
A. Rces wishes "merey to defeat the Sub.'freasury
..ba'n.: Does sr. Garland himself believe il
An, such noc even The feelings Of the writer himself:
Wby Talk to US such maudlin strains of Mr. Garands
.,i,rjur some former letter of Mr.. Rves? Why does
p no, produce later adyices from that politician:
~, Mr. Garland say, that Mr.. R. has butloned up his
6oubl,. even from bis inspection? Has he not commu-
p,co,,d freely with AIR Garland' Has he nothing 10
SHOW in the way Of deyelopement, during the late event.
tgl session; Can MIR e. himself believe, that MI Hives
himself tie friend Of the Administration: Ii he does,
ye suspect that he Stands almost alone We venture 10
cav that there is scarcely Wing in this City, who
so beIeres-und yet TO meet with The hrst Re-
publican, who so believes. Is there's Wing IN this City,
ina, has recently communicated with Mr. Rves, who
Lort!s his course VIII the Editors Of the Wing them.
selves dare 10 say, that Mr. Riyes is the friend Of
the Administrations that he merely wishes TO defeat
the Sub-Treasury' No: they will no. say -for they
know, and they know better.
EXTRACT of letter from Jrncass,sr March 10, 1899
Monday, the Alb ms, was proud day for the De-
rncracy OF old Frederick. 1t will be borne in remem
bance by all who heart Democratic Republicans,
and will sink or swim with Mr. Van Buren,.
Our political friends of Frederick, assembled at The
vr-ina House., in Winchester, pursuant 10 public
tee (Which had been widely disseminated Tor the pur-
nose of appointing delegates 20 Convention proposed
to be held Mar,insbug to nominate candidate for
The next Congress- for this District and also for the pur
pose of appointing delegates from this county to the pro.
posed Convention 10 be held in Richmond on the third
Monday. The meeting was full md enttuSiaStsc-l
never saw larger one here, similar occasion But
-nlent seemed 10 pervade the congrcgaied multi
ude, ana that was, de- animation to redeem aud re-
pen.tae old frederick from MIS- and misreprpseuta.
ion The Democracy OF Frederick have IL, ,bsy
have f,,,I ,ir.i, Decree that decree must anu I'll
be affirmed By the people, al the Spring election
We have two candidates in the field FOX The House
Of Delegates. They good and true Their sue
cess think is cerain-the disafeclion Of Of the
former pillars (now Conserra,ives) Of the Democratic
patty 10 lie contrary Notwithstanding,
"J,Gjrsoa County, Hareh 7,h, 1880
"Ihe .Hoagr,iS (or, in the devils name, what other
do they deserVe) are in sad quandary in this
county of They have four candidates in the field,
two Caucus nominees, and two "independents, Smith
and Sider who will not suffer themselves TO be choiScd
oj) Smith told them SO, at the meeting. and Strder is
builheadsd and swears he wo mt be drir So the two
nominees have issued handbls, calling another Caucus
and asking advice aud consolation. do not know that
the Republicans will make any nominations: if they do
it will be done ct March court. We beat the
Mongrels in this Old time Fedora! strong hold unless
they split among themselves; which they too we'll
drilled TO do, for any length OF time The nominees will
have In be content, 10 do as the Richmond Wing advs
ed the friends OF Gov. Tyer-o torego their claims for
the present You we have appointed delegates to
the Stale Conventions several of them will GO
MORGAN COUNTY
AT large and respectable meeting Of the Democratic
Republicans Of Morgan county, convened in pursuance
OF previous notice. at the Courthouse, in Bath, The
4a March, le39 for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to The democratic Convention proposed 10 be held in
the city Of Richmond, the third Monday in March,
ins'.-George Cat!.tt, EsQ, appointed Chairman,
and ROber; {. Gus,iu, Secretary.
The object OF The citing having been planned by
Jacob Richard, Esq, it was
Rcsoired That account Of the great distance to
Richmond, and the consequent Inconvenience OF procur
ing Delegates from among the citizens Of the county,
who will consent TO serve, the Hon Richard f. Parker,
Col. Joseph 5. Watkins OF Goochand, and John Ruth
ciEmrd Es7 Of Richmond city, or any one or more Of
them, be earnestly but most respectfully, requested 10
represent The Democratic party Of said county Of Nor
gan, IN said Con cnlon.
Eesoietd That the Secretary transmit, copy Of the
foregoing proceedings TO The Hon X. Parker, with
request TO lay he before the two Representatives
he$Oirtd, That the proceedings Of! this meeting be
s'gred by the Chairman and Secretary, and published
IN line Richmond Enquirer, and the Winchester Virgil
man GEO. CATLErT, Chairman.
II. Z. Grsr'S, Secretary.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY
Al meeting OF the Democratic Republican Party of
COurt-hnugP.
on The 4h day Of March, 1893 for The rnrpns, ne adop,
'nC such measures as appeared hest calculated TO pro-
mote their union, harmony and success a, The approach
ing e!ecuon-h'ch"id l. Games having been allied TO
The Chair, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Isl Resored, That we will support Daniel A. Wilson
OF the county OF Cumberland os fit and proper person
|" represent this District IN the mex, Congress OF The IT,
Sla" and We, therefore, earnestly recommend him 10 the
support e" al! The Republicans throughout the District
"a hesol'ed That we will cordially support George
hooef's as Candidate TO represent in the next Ge
neral Assembly Of Virginia.
81 hcS0'eed, Tia! we heartily approve of the propos
90 Conrenon 10 lee held in Richmond on the Sd Mon.
cay IN ms mo"'h and do hereby appoint, Richard l. |
nahes VILLAIN Watkins and Isaac G. Darlington, 10 |
represent US in said Convention
3h Res"rsd That The procee dngs of this meeting be
published IN The Richmond Enquirer.
+. l. GAINES, Chairman
NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
NJ meeting OF portion of The Rennhlicpn psr,y