Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-28

pie. Fear not for Patrick, it is safe, and 50 |! belle.
the district.
From Berrpra1t, CiarGe Ca, Ia. Jpig %.
ssThe noisy Boosting Of the Wings was . ey'-
CANT after their recent victory over Us tins Sora-.
tanned By fraud and falschood.1 that / really oo-s-
doubt the result, and felt alta loss wnatto >7g 10 p.
but now | think til" coa>, : clear. and a great -..s.
has taken place. Tie .|aira >,lniHz .ir#9 las
las been EXPOSED. ard !u-' - .:r.~t. IFr I.-a.
liooe case has also died, # the MINIS ~old Ia E.
pirc. All the capital tlcy gained. "ln"t "4s ~
%littlcl by these and the ta's lied expenditures +.
Government, they have row lost, with a wonder"
coil upon thc:a. The Militia affair, 10 doubt, 3
them in our defeat this spring. and the new.~
and foreign votes completed i. ! believe, EH.
that If the new-madc votes about Cha-'r',@ws
Shepherds,own had been EXCLUDED, Ople would
been elected DIX. say 80 yotes) In C!a-ne. Ne "a
smaller majority than usual. more foreign votes 20
given from other counties: and there were. as ~
knowledge, a few changes against us. not reaching
, DOZEN n votes ois n,n II III B ~5l!;s al ho i& C sc r Syy2 'rt ~
can't put in their foreign votes. IhcF pas'7hl pres
humhugs are dead and dying, and the !rnp.f @a'.
come 50 tam.ilIIzed with their irandH a"G l."H.'
that their future coinage. between THIS al" i.s.n
must fall stubborn from the ~pres>--u". can ,'
viii not he bclieyed-Those who lie MI. ~;
licved. even when they stumble on the U"'.
think the State may now Be safely set low" ''
Van Buren,, by a clever majority, and, also, Tie /"
bv an overwhelming one.
EItract of a letter from Washington county, Ia IN
sour prospects arc getting brighter every caY,
withstanding the Dragging Of the Wings Of i'"t
in this part of the State: i, *, as many Others d:
statements, untrue. On Saturday. til" 18TH, i'
lance Committee had a meeting m Abingdon, "'.
Of the largest that has ever bcea held ~ t@s e
- ..r boz. ar sHH HF#
learn IN THIS district. The army brmhn@ :. -
derstood and cannot BE- used TO advantage here
more THAT pistol now misses fire.
TO N EDITOR or THE Ev9r5.
"CCLPErEE Co. Va, July -. -
"Sir: From the great noise which the N@.
Richmond make about the approaching f'"se.
Election, we might be led to suppose that mtg Dad
world in 4 swing, and the who!t contest IN tAef
hands. have heretofore been as siaUnch 4 y
as nv neighborhood could boast of have -
the Administration with all the severe Ianga's
EXTRACT Of a Later from .
"CrLPEPER CorFTHousr. 2l>' Jt
Il car assure YOU that | have never known ~
mocrats OF Culpepcr more determined OF D."
spirits, Notwithstanding the pewter s?o"u"o ".a.',.
AlbemaTle, has been among Us wtth his S@a.
Army, Nc. Ike.
which was master, and have actually o,e. :.
collection d; Martin Van Buren, a. tie lra.
gloomy signalo { our national destruction. "'
excitement and unjust prejudice has been aaa'
from my mind, and nave not onl: become a ".
herent and supporter OF most, Il not all, .: -
measures, but am actually Disguised w'th Il" a.
der and log cabin humbug, and now believe ta2t
be a mourntri period in our national history. s!''.
see, (Which | hope we never shall that s"pcf'"h.
and ignorant old man, VIM. ii. Harrison, N :'t'
dental Chair.
although I have been for many years a m"s.
the Wing party, yet | dreaded The time when J."
Clay and Daniel Webster should held IL" '..
this Government in their hands. ! hay" no a'o.
that. If Harrison is elected, II will c tTad"" '@
OF these two men; for Harrison WI! be = mnT.'
their hands, 10 carry out their 'avoFtc views wa
gard 10 this Government. There are mans -.'.
arIonG my ncirllbors who are now TaEcFtn- Bull
few weeks, with your aid, and the Wing haT@ ra''
log cabin humbur. they Will turn from We
their ways, IN which they have been iTaVe''t- '
Years. and vail be firm and untl ncilinF ~urH"'
the present Administration. No move shan Z.
strained, on my part, to LIT the ve,! from No.
nighted vision, and show them the danger ''' W.
their over.heated party i leading them. .-rr
FARMER or CtLthl1.
P. S. There are changes daily, and w''aoat '...
IN this county, 10 our party.
TO TIE EDITOR OK The F.F$ ~
G"ocHr,>h, jug !
] seize this opportunity Of writing yan ''.'
merely to inform you Of a most d;s-fFn'.c' 3
-agecns scene that took place a. our Comm
yesterday. 4
Our distinguished and able fellow ctiz"a, :
F. Leake, Esq, of Albemarlc, (who hapPeHe1 - q.
sent by accIden,,D having been requested ~ 49,
publicans, after the adjournment Of thc Dg"
meeting, TO hold a discussion with Mr. FoT,.-.
was also presently on the merits OF the i'
question, Mr.. Leake kindly complied w'in'"sa
a previous agreement having been mace 'sS",
parties, that Mr.. Leakc should have his tame ~.
one hour, and his opponent was 10 occu?! 's
of the evening. 1t was about > O'clock ""'-
cussion began.
Mr.. Leakc unclaimed the attention o: us ..
n a strain Of vigorous and eloquent r"nia'", w.
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