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

EXTRACT IF a ihucr trom "SrssE>, 2-th Sept 1Sf0.
1--WE had large meeting nf party, Cat Jarrett ;
Dcpot,) and but two three Wings with us and ih'
best OF all is, that have but Wing in our part
he Southern end) of tho county, and he has been here
hut few months We shall all be at the polls on 'h'
first Monday IN November and do our duty lrre-Th,
people fully aroused on the subject and they wI
act
'Srssrx will do her duty depend on that. hear o
many changes favor. and think they will contn
tie 10 change.
Extract ofa letter from Isle Of Uight, Oct. 6.
sold Isle OF Wight-yes, glorious old Isle of Wight
is true and viii remain true to the Republican o.
Democracy and in November she WILL give n majority
t ) go to Martin Van Buren,, the true and faithful
Rrpubcan-w whilst the Wings shiyering and fioun
dering IN their ICY water.
san nystcr-sclling Wing, attempted yesterday To ad
dress The people, bu it 70. He had perpcd III
side of the walls of the County Jail rather too
times to succeed Some of the party willing
give him ducking in the mill pnnd, rather than b.
should leak.
E1iract Of a letter from Lowisa, Sept. 30.
81 hear Of some converts from Governor 1azrwell
letter. and ato of some who are made neutral.
heard discussion al Orange Courthouse on Mnnda
between our friend, Smith OF Cu pepper. and Mr.. Jrrr
Morton. Smith attended by appointment with Nj
John s. Pendcton Ia hold discussion with him.
They were To- speak an hour at time alternately, b
ginning at IL O'Clock. PendIeton had several tim
boosted that he could not get Smith to meet hun farl
that he always "cut and run. Yet, behold, on VI "
lay Smith came rs hr SAID, to be st hut his
nr adversary missing. Smith waited from
o'clock till near clock tor the arrival Of Prndet"'
md he did not make his appearance, at the rfqur
,f his friends, he then proceeded I" address them
some mattars personal to himspfan and several of the
,,cs growing out of the Presidential canvass. VIII
he rose to speak Mr. Morton inquired whether 81
portnnity to reply would be gwen, expressing an en-
nest wish to do so. Smith told him it was very late
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iOurS rCspr"ifuIly,
WM. CRAWFORD.
4 CARD.

You requested to advertise that VIM Smith, ESQ
Of Cuprper, will address the people of Flnvanna and
the adjoining counties, at BIcGsor's, e miles below
on the l4,h inst and Al Wilmington, on
the 18TH when and where hr would be pleased TO en-
counter Elk Senator Rvrs. The days being too short
and prcc"ns 10 be shared with his saielil"s-whr er
they be the Hon J G., the Tray, Blanche aud
Swerthrarts Of his party.
n Mr. WIN Smith Of cu'popor y II address the pc"-
nile nj Mrs Prices on ~" Three No;ced road, Fr day
The 10Th INST and at Louisa Courthouse TIE next day
saturday
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TJr DfufL nj n N,,bJt Uyo

1t becomes painful duty to state the death of
worthy and highly esteemed friend Major H. l.. Opir
Jefferson county. He died Sunday, the Iih o.
t"hcr about ~ o'clock, perfectly sensible and resigned
to the last mnmcn.-Ile for long time respect.
ed member OF the Senate nf Virginla pure in princ
pie, pure Of heart scrupnlously honorable all his acts
-amlnc and bpovedIn all the private relations OF life
None possessed iii higher degree til" confidence OF
his friendsitw enjoyed equal degree the respect al
The Republican party. He was one of the Republican
Electors Of Virginia.
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.,,,,cn 10 their own principles or those OF
~ coming together in form 50 striking, It
,fN .so expected, tina, body claimed 10 be so
!, t9'' ,rs have been proud Of an opportunity
- =, ,brr principles 10 the world Our own
A' charlottesville. lett nothing TO ask IN this
,,ni .r.., avovrd. ~ The iraukcst manner. the
.d u,-inNln Bircn. But MT SO, this Wing
tA>' Inry nave not drawn the veal rs DE-,
,,'.'"' ,h.,r own candidate Their Address,
% '.,..,,rcd and even printed before the Con-
"', ,ns,t. j. Profound, silent about the prn.
B." ,.,,Id. cate-So was Mr. Nrhstrr--so was
+, d. "' i, addressed the Convention at great
NV ..,7v morn ng-and yet carefully avoided
g." .1.r II. the system Of Internal Improve.
'",' .,.n,h, great questions who have 50 nnch
:. ,,rrnIrrn ot' Southern Politicians. j. such
=" =" ,,rn Candidate, entitled to the confidence
= md ,, ud People Of this ''unterrltied Com
,,,. your committee would most earnestly
= .o,,,n Of THIS A>snciatInn To the state of
infested at the late Why Convention in
: and mo-, RESPECTFULLY urge upon them and
-. 2rus throughout all Virginia, the adopt
troBrab. means 10 defeat party 80 intole-
rr> and proScrIpuve.
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GREENSVILLE.
E1Tc,Cr Of iri,r trDm

EXTRACT 81 iHT fT"m
"II.ckS' Ford, GrcrnSrlic, Oct, Isl.
1--WE had glorious dag YES crIay Smith, Extra,
led III IN fine style. Gov Barbour followed. cacl, III
speech Of tw" hours. The Wings acknowledge that
smith has the right tile, that Of Elra Bmbonr VAS
cold and embarrassing, even I" his friends lie argued
no prnrostnn hut only asserted and denied, as "ccn-
son required. Smith answered one hour, when til"
rcdouhtabr, Mr. John VI Bolts, the associate "t Sal
tnnsla Clarke, and Truman Smith, rose I" max"
charges against faithful and r"he Representative,
Hon Francis f. Rives who assure you, not only de.
funded himself hnt carried the war mi" III" enemy ;
camp The meeting broke at about halt past rtgh
O'Clock at night; every Democrat perfectly satisfied
,e tried keep the discussion up to-day, but thr
Wings all Obliged to leave. They were beaten;
and we claimed 1t on the spot as ack-out on the r
part They have quite long faces this morning. !
have hastily thrown together tho above crude remarks
Make what use Of them you please. Tn" crowd was
very orderly and supposed by both parties to number
about .!,CG
II forgot to say that the Wings had miniature log
cabin raised a pole, and abov" IT. a b"aut':ni Nhig
Flag presented ny the Wing ladies' OF the county In
contrast We had the broad stripes and bright stars OF
our country with the plain motto Bcmocracy inscribed
N ITS CENTRE flag waved in triumph, until alter
the log cabin and Wing DAG had disappeared.
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(Signed)

No ChangeS,-Th' Harrisburg Magician gives us the
names of II highly respectable citizens of Pennsyr'
MA tsone of them men OF considerable distinction, }
VII" all strenuous oppone mis- OF Martin Van Buren,
in 1896 but are among his most active and devoted
supporters hear of such changes in Virgnia--and
every day will add to them, until the I'd of November
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"Firm a Ailevhany's hills,
Pure IA the mountain nils
TIIFt IL IIIt NlUIITIIlfIl fIIIs
Let our Banner lac
Ilorr. .nu and I.lhritN -

BIZ IcSicrdny'S Souihera .UaH.-'rhr Charleston Cou.
rier of Monday last, contains eloquent and argument
,alve appeal Of Mr. Pn,nsclt I" his fellow citlzns 81
South Carolina. HI. defends himself from thu. cIar grs
wheel have been made against the Militia Bill, and The
extravaganza of his Department. tie vrndcaps the
Administration against other charges winch have been
made against II, in the most triumphant We
hall Law il before our readers Tuesday.
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STAEEnRn cnrNTY.

'Onr laie meet NJ was iull-ab"ui 100. tlr Thomas
J. PAYNE called In address the mceilng wh ch
hr as<,ntrd 10. He addressed u with The happIrst Of
feet, beng continually interrupted with general and
bursts OF applause by tn" Democrats, and
means and rrSrlr>sncss Ivy the Wing rnry The De
mncracv determined Ia "iv" Nh'ggtry IN Stafford
Waterloo defeat. We have assurance OF "b'arnng al
he Presidential election :" majority and perhaps H..
"Our friends in Prince William say they are conf.
dent of minority If 10 without doubt
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.lnothr LeNer .trom ne samf g,ntIemnn.
TO YHE ED!rOh or yHE Eve rIRER.

| discover in the Enquirer Of the 2srh vii, the
Wing itrncrant political preacher. (Wm. { R'vrs) IS
not content retail calnmny against exalted character
alone but vents his poison mp the most obscure, 1t
thereby he can increase Wing capital.
HIS tale To- the T,pprcanoe Club, No !, at Peters
burg in the course OF last month"; about the Convention
a: Louisa courthouse and the rords, is pitIiul
piece of canmnv, aud too tru; shews 10 how low
degree OF scurrrty, the human mnd can st"op.
Yours respectfully,
WN CRAWFORD
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90
=, INE.> IL NV L
E5tract ofa ich,r fr0m M, H1a. n Lsrt SIM

Egtract 0t1 iCn,r Tram HE HJR. II hfH Smith.
"PoGTL,>p, Ma he. Sept 10, lsi0.
''lnn cannot be- mon disappointed than | AN n"rtt-
fed al the result If our late election. rxi"cfe 10 he
beaten 10 ths district, hav ~ had 50 small nn'y
m SIS For fortnight ! was NY feet ever dag
three hours addressing the peoI L. ok aud weak as
was was bcau.n hy only srr"ny votes, and one
hundred a,gro rotes IN this city gwen 10 Fessen.
den,
There unseen power productivity moncy--amd
miSrr presentation winch overwhelmed It's secret
operations understood hy u, and will trust
God Gnd mast on>iy b'tcre be successfully mt an
N1rembcr. los, perhaps twenty votes of the Aboh.
lionlsls. We are DOING mar all that men can do.
.4nothtr Later trom lie s0me g'"'icm"n
"P"RrLASp September 80.
"My Dear Sir Tr'nrhrg, fraud corruption in all lis
forms with little apathy IN own ranks, have pro-
ducrd The late morying result IN this Stale. Some
al, rs have worked like beavers. For one, am nearly
exhausted, but not dsheart, ned We understand the
operations "i the and ran c"nnirraci them
say rdn aud ! am be- tt"n by tile va rs
III Ahlilion>tS and tn. NEGROES! We h,v"app"inted
a committee I" address the PEE pie al The ;.
"Rig on IT, .NdjHc 'rH rive her electoral vote to Van
Burn. In haste, Shl II.
n Nr,lhrr Of rI"> Letters from Mr.. SnIrh IS adj
dressed To us Ed,f0r
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We shall expose in "ur next the hmm5ug got up by
N"yrs Barber of Gr"on, through his Correspondent
Mr. B. w Leigh, in relation 10 the negroes who wcr.
said to have participated IN the celebration at Groon,
along with Hugh A. Garland. The New London Ga
pronounces Noycs Barber to be "a base lar and
Sura less coundrp y
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.Sj0us Dffhe Times.

The Banner under which the Wings appeared to
march Monday with the grea est pleasure, had Snme
thing oninous in IT, On SIDE was thu motto, "Li-
harty and union and forever and nscparab-:
the other side "Protcct h0me induSry; underneath
which was n representation Of manufacturing VII
lngr. Another banner had Log Cabin painted on il,
and the humilratng words, "Undcr THIS conquer -
Another had the following beautiful inscriptions pre-
tending To run Ike Poetry
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NtlI TOW NY.
ye, l.,,o. c..,, \..,,.,r,

Enract ofn icttcr franz .\mto,cny L. n. Oct.3.
'At 4 called meeting of the Democratic party on
Thursday, the Isl In> that being "nr court day, We
pr"cerrd L. rorgan forces, agrrcably I" the re-"
commentator Of lh. charlottesville" Convrn'r"n laying
ntf the county int" eight districts, with active and true
men a, the head of each subcommittee vii" will d.
rhttr duty We ais" appointed committee 10 attend
a, the polls on The day ofelrcon.
II have moi heard nt single convert tn the Wing
ranks b. Mr. Rrvrs fge hours slrrch, and the five
hundred dollar Wing nnrr. The speech scxpans sc,
c"uprr hcnsrve, embracing all thu usual subjects
Wing defamation aud abuse, nothing new no! ny orr
plna we'll said well calculated to confirm the Wings IN
their views: fixed prime pies they have none,
and will do much IN brtugin! entire strength TO
the polls, not will stay at home
lyon may f,rn idea of the justice and !Ihera'lty
manifested by III" gentleman from he p"rv"rsion "t The
closing oi the charlottesville address, IN which
he commented largely. eve have spoken, II rema ms
for You 10 act We have spoken, IT remains for you
to 'ubev" THIS he said what the convention IN
tpnded,t''
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Tho Wing Mcnagrr,e broke mp Wednesday.
The two great Lions have ceased to roar IN our
streets-All the other tribes of inferior distinction
have retired 10 their respective quartcrs-and our
city last restored something like its usual tran
guilty. The Wings exhibit long faces-thcir
wreahs have faded-their flowers, ''fasc some
of their own professions, have ceased to attract
ce-ther scarfs and badges and ''whe gloves all
doifd their banners aud inscriptions rolled up for
the instruction of p"sterlly, III the noble science Of
humbug emblaznnment-and their cause IS getting int"
'the and yellow leaf. The Loc"focns las they
have been chrstrned) almost the only folks VIII"
exhibit the sunny faces and buoyant spirits OF content
ed determined and hopeful party Not man desert
cd-not heart quas. The Democratic Assoc Iat"n
had meetings every night that the Convention met
and kept up the ball with aacritv and spirit The De-
nocrarv must succeed; and the Webster Wings, and the
Rives Wings and all sorts OF Wings destined to a
signal and disgracrlul defeat. The Wing OF Richmond
may cyclam with Tom Moore
II feel Ike who trcads alone
Some banquet Hall deserted
Whnsr I,rlt, lied.
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\ ;; 4 meeting t thr p,'nIn"rhtic t"mmitrr o. ' l.
rlIanrr fnr l.'n~l county viii meet at LOUISA Court
Friday. ih. Itili, INST.
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NoUcr.-i meet ~ at a. u ~ -. "nmt"' Tor IN"
int If Srrrori - ~ held Saturday, the
rStaniNnft upo.,. WI h bought hcir" III" g. ur-
.r me pr;uncr crrxcm> the prrc invited
tend, = fun meeting i. dc>IIath.
on Il &. f. EOODtI.I.. ChGir1n1..
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Uha, did they come here for>-To explain the princ
pies of their candidate No-Their address-thei
crack orators, Webster and Rves, (par nobe rar"mD
their small FRY OF orators, keep in tie dark much
What then did they come f"r' T" get Daniel Web
s,cr in his new character of Virginia Democrat 10 give
us soft corn, about Iank"y Ab"l'tI"nsnl, when h"
himself lodged the great question now at ssur abnn the
right OF petition, debate and asrtann especially rs
10 the Ds,ric, Of Cnlnmba--to hear William {. Rivcs
pledge hmSclfln The presence Of the Wh'ggcry 81 Nr
rn,a 10 swear icay |" their S"rricc-to ndul1" the
idle vanity their ra slang whamgcrs, and give them
rnstrum the Capitol Portico Of the M,trpors-t"
display their overpowerng NUMBERS in which they have
been most cgregiou strike the senses
and captyate the passions OF free and intelligent pro-
Pile.
Hhat then did they come fore What advantages have
they reaped, from their "w'd and promiscunus assem-
hage-from their friv oou; PROGRESSION, and degenerate
and mulish log cabin, and the savage veil of their
"Hurrah boys" What have they gained: HiS-to
d,Sappont great State IN the generalization of their
princpes-n disgust some Of the most honest friends
to sicKen every impartial man of taste, and discretion
IN The Commonwealth and TO cast L slur upon the
character Of Virginia, by inviting the gan, leader Of
The Federal Party to expnund his glozrng doctrines on
the Purt!co of her Capitol.
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GEnRctA.-N0 returns yet oi tur VI 'uiay $ Election
The Wings here appear 10 hr sure ut Gcnrrra, as
We have lttcr BY yesterday NAL from Madison IN
that State dated the 81 inst, winch says: sour Con.
gre>sIonal election takes place next Monday and we
confidently calculate carrying whole ticket by
n handsome majority"
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ilnaIliS.

Died, his Residence, h - ~ ~-r county, Va on inc
hi hN sixth year, vi. Na taVs"S, r., after
ufn illness days duration. liz I'm dicnns,ar
low children md Irs" cr!r Of "tiun and irfnd.,fo
nplrn rrpl'bln loss. m has ll at u ~ 81
AMI ~ -o""lk th'
rhl-m thu will be hong n Nul dnl red In ~ N ware"
IL lii, ceased lily d ty t''t exc i'Fi
rng aifu and ism human n'thr"
" tai"ut 81 h=H 0rlsr, II Iu'- "a mrhtmtE "i mWhr
thu AT Cton| Uf all within tr circle :" IN : V'
lie eIaliy p"Irr "a i- r"ihiN ,.n 'n
in A'inhiH at Nr.ili
III ~ nlttcrinI ClrcHn.St inc v ''l"'' " ~,
Al tr nee II. " = -gi- ttI' al thr stare ny Li-
men WIN at lun rtniiur. lie sired anh "ht unei
,puilruy rht pnri tr. ~ h i''s"h.r % h''
,ty y,rt - il ~ ltt =, u u lif
M ot . ~, md. ~ robs m,H Hnt ats ~ hr Z"h'h ="
:. ,.f r... ~ fan aal rpirv, N: IN. ~hIH u on
- h ~ cE"r-i rohb v nom
r,u. M r.tlr=' In The mdt If thu 81 hn mat
~. and ia -ni>. IL
a. that left s"i.tE ia im2rr--" 81 vrii> h WIZ
rt M mellry .rU-i recall ruou- al tr-r VINO
nv We HIM. He !red without ?uach, died "ithou ar ana
- ~, .,, ,,.tf,d rim
n IIsin'- rail- y requested TO COPY Inc Ah'Pe.
S,ur |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

Mr. r. VI. T. Hunters printed letter the President contains
crraum ought corrected lie say
'u,ticr nn,rf HAY perhaps require the exhibition Of ms let
II should read Justice y,arS.t.
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THE AnOrRNEn CONYENTI0N.

THE ADIOC RSED CONVENTION.
We invite the attention of the Democrats of City,
County and District TO the Convention winch meets al
Fairfield on the l7th, Let every man promptly came
forth, aud give it lift. property encouraged, II viii
prove capital meeting Smh of Cnlp"prr, Holiday
Of Louisa, and other distinguished orators Will be
there To the ."rk, then, Republicans! The Demo
cratic Association will this Evening take the most
tive measures 10 carry it through. We invite you al
= ALL 10 JON
immediately after that Convention, viz on the l9th
there viii hr great Democratic gathering Ports
mouth Suffolk and Norfolk Mr.. Smith and other.
wall be there.
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and ne could not then agree 10 limit himself; but he
would stop "h"n he had got thrrugh tn. topics he
'",.hrd !" speak ~ Morton then asked If h would
L,, hso ~ oc"het d,.cmss The topics n tn"
day fully "nd f"'riN- and challenged him 4"
S".rlI Errnl'lf pi,d The in.,r,nr and then he
pcr:nl'i"u I" proceed After speaking M hour an!
htii, 81 G''" WY I, afford Mr. Morton an "ppr;l-
ni's 10 reply. h'FI"n spoke il reply ab"n The sam,
t'm' ana iirn smith "ccnp ed lhr time I'll rir H. In
has first sp'rct Sm Ill touCcd on The sulrc,$ II d..
in!cnl"'ns, ~" t&travigancr Of the GOVERNMENT the
public distress. and III" Suhrrca,ury H.. presented
"a ii'ro an array "i 'acsanh force Of argument, hic
"arr"'d cnnv'''"n I" the minds Of his hearers. H.,
sp"k" all" {" hrn Harrison polite principles, al
war with th"rt al r@,n,a exposed hs constitutional
hrrrs'rS; and a'h bar" The character OF The parties that
nfnual"d aud sustain Inn. In his reply Mr. Morton
did not c"niutr one single fact singh
gnmrnl, winch Sm''h hid advanced. The whnI, stress
ri his speech was tn sh"w That Harrison would brrhc
cd that III" mai"ry with him. uhus spreading II )
net {" catch maI"rriy-hunrrs.l He DID not eve on"
principle that HARRISON holds or one measure lha, he
would 70 Tor, II elect d; but reply all that Smith
had SAID on Tue subject al the primer nl the rival
ildairs, and me measures That might be expected from
ihrn the cry was l"g cabins and hard CIDER and the
contest IS decided, The victory is ours. Mr.. N"r"n
certainly n:tslrd great zeal in his cause; but NOR
signal failure to meet The arguments nf his opponent
never witnessed In his reply, Smith was rtien most
eloquent lie certainly has IN an eminent degree the
faculty of combining strong argument with happy de.
clamat"n, :" as I" suit the popular nd Al October
court trust The people will turn ant generally and
hear The discussion between hun and Morton; for, IT,
hear II Is I" be convinced that Virginia cannot support
Harrison without Abandoning her long cherished prln-
cples, giving an impulse to The If Abolition, and
taking 10 her bosom the National Republicans and Hart.
ford Convention Frdrra>ts. VIII Virginia d. thus
On the first Monday III November let her answer IN a
voice Of thunder, no. never never!
Hhat's sauce for he Gocsr, IS souce jar tie Gandrr
IN upll.
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ILLINOIS L-r,tt !,

Erfract IF ai,ticr tr"m Gn,rn0, Sept 20.
sIllil"s ~ sail. Tor lr. Van Buren, 10y a majority
"f about 7noG. I'll" !r., rY MAXI desperate "tsr,,
hut Il cannot avail them in his STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

TlLMON F.. JETER.
PHILIP MAYO,
WIN. w. DICKINSON,
PETER ELMORE,
YOU'LL s RUST,
REUBEN n. BIRCH,
ROBERT W. HILL,
JO- EPH BLUNT,
JNO. NJ. TIMBERLAkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

what S sauce fr he GGcsr, IS S0uCr tOr the Gandrr.
Yom Sir, rm Massachusetts teach VlIrnians
tics You are an Abolomlst Feleralist"
Hon UsurU.9 Ut.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-03
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