Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

sword as the only means of defending our n. hts
tlr Rvts is the first Wing Champion have yet seen
VIII" has had the hard h""d I" proclaim such doc
tune tn the people of Virginia. He must have SUI
fired himself to M carr,rd FAR hy his zeal IN
occasion, and Ill !rubIlrSs IN his camtr nm!urnir H.
read! '"C"nd'.nu the policy al sue dec lnrai"n. u"
craIn'y DID ~" re- al "iis memory III" hln"dy Scrn.'s
al Southampton, rnaci"d hut lew wears ago, ~ ws'ch
hcarhs we're Gr>"lai'd, and wh"l' families were m
moa'rd at tie dead h ." idne CHIT before the people
could ASSEMBLE and succeed IN urlling the insHrrrr
it"n ty their r'2ht arms, IN d'i.Tc". A. Dir Wal
ms wei! observed, N reply. It would be- rather ~
"an FIR Us {" stand UPON our defence al crsis, wh'i'
slaves shall up in rebellion aIalnsi Us, and be-
aided aud artird ny ih powerful c"-nrera"n at the
Ab"Ir"nrsis Mr. Rves having delivered himself ot
iiS Odnus sentiment, aud INDUCED no doubt to ms
hearts n'rnt III "xravagani abuse of the Preside nj
adding at ilc lime word or twn ~ Slndicai"h
- the. ap"snry al his worthy cnmprer thu ii"n jas
Garland, dcn"mnared BY The Wings, H"!t
jjm, dor which Ia" think the Major Ggh' 10 b.
very much obliged 10 bm, rs Mr.. X. own burden Is
as heavy one man nnaht To think "t carryngJ
c"nrlmdrd is remarks and MAS followed by MIR. Ran
delphi al AlFmmarr, short reply Ia personal al
tack made upon hlm by Mr. R;yrs when Mr.. K. yield
ed the stand t" ca" Watkins, who loudly called
Tor br nuinhrr "f The audience. Mr.. Watkins SAD
he did not pretend 10 vie with the gentleman in point
of ornt"ry, but he would simply tell few PLAIN facts
which h" could snbSiantate by documents: and IN
quite amusing and good hnmorrd manner, told the
Wings same things which tolrrahly hard I" d.
nrst. As 10 the fact that Gen. Harrison IS Frde
ralst h. adducrd evidence sufficient To convince any
candid and dspaSs"nar man; aud part of this evI-
dcucr read extract from an Address by one
Major James Garland written in the year l-3G, from
which seemed that the writer fully convinced q"
ih.. fact Of the Generals bring strongly tncurrd with
Federalism, and upon further estigaon appeared
that the said writer other than The identical
James Garland, Esq, who is now clamorous IN
support nf HarrIsons pretrnsIons 10 the Presidency
This hard cider candidate must certainly have
grown To be great in very short space of
tune Mr.. R,yes said that in lc:6 he scarcely knew
any thing "f his political life lie had probably heard
nf RandGph's charge against him of being u Frdc
ralIst, and that the most he had heard .NOtr how
ever since he has iOohed FURTHER into The matter,
every til ing has explained itself to him most SahStae
iorig. Grn. II. has as it were, been touched with u
maglc wand, and suddenly endowed with virtue
possessed by man. and has doubtless among other
things, swallowed drnnght of Mrdcas drcoctI"n of
herbs whose wonderful powers have renovated his
youth and yigor-though, upon reflection, we think it
probable all the virtues of the sad decocton have
been found exist in the hard cider of North Bend of
which il seems he has drenched himself with very CO.
pIouS potat"ns.
sCol. Watkins, having taken his seat, MIR. Rives re-
Joined in reply; and understand before he finished
h. had little address than the bare walls of the
Courthouse, which were probably very much edited hy
his Speech Mr.. Smith OF Culprpcr and Maj Garland
are expected address the of Flnyanna, III,
lIth and 18th Of October. Respectfully, Ne.