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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19


Democracy, ASp SO MISTAKE! "A meeting of the
Democratic Republicans will take place in the Saloon Of
the Eagle Hotel, in the good old Borough, Saturday
evening the 18th of March, where all good and true
in these parts requested to attend Your bre-
thrcn in Norfolk rely for your puncual attendance;
upon your appetjtes but your principles.
DEMOCRATS or TRANSFORMATIONS friends in the
old Borough hold meeting at the Eagle Saloon to-
morrow evening, at which you are invited to be pre-
sent. They offer you no "flard Cider, nor do they
conceiye poorly of your understandings as to be-
leve it necessary to "apPea TO your low passions by
exhibiting 'hog pens, coon-skins, and "sprlnk-
attendance There will be several addresses delivered,
characterized BY sound sense, dcccncy, and modcra
ton. "Nieht will not be made hIdeous, by exhibit
ing the traitorous ''hue lights, which were used by
the Hartford ConvenonisS, to warn the enemy, dur
ing the late war, Of the approach of danger.
The RlsISG OF Tue PEoPLE.-We would Particu.
ary call attention to the proceedings the two Demo-
cratic meetings held in Princess Anne and Norfolk
countes-Thcy give the knc to all the hopes and as
prations of Federalism. Compare these papers with
the miserable trashy preamble and resolutions adopted
by the ''great Wing meeting, as it is called, par e1-
celience, but without TRUTH by the Times of yesterday
evening. In this Congressional District we shall GER
tainly send FIVE, ifno SIX Democratic Delegates to
the Legislature One from Isle of Wight, one from
Narsemond, t,eo from Norfolk county, from Prin-
cess Anne, and, possibly, from Elizabeth City coun
IT, We think this estimate may be safely relied on.
With such prospects, it to be wondered at that our
opponents should every weapon OF deracton abuse
and rdicue, to sustain their sinking cause il their
object the welfare of the country, should pity
their mbecility-bu being only to attain power to en-
slave the people, we must oppose them with an united
and unbrokcn front.-Ib.
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Efforts of the Enemy.

Sgnor Bloodgood, in his confidential circular, init
mated that in certain quarters partzans better
paid than in others. letter from ]. c. Clarke, "a
Conservative DesererD member of Congress from n
York, &c, &c, has just the light, and shows how
the purses Of the Faithful to be drawn upon for
the encouragement of parzans and how the trQnkine
privilege to be stretched for the benefit Of the Wing
press In this cey of the 18th Feb he says 9" enclose
prospectus for he Madisonian-crcular and sample
of paper. The members Of Congress, feeling the deep
importance of general diffusion of political informa-
ton hare CONTRIBUTED to The almost Of their abity 10
a CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE FUND We hope to in
crease it to amount required by the wants of the
whole nifty. We wish to devote it excusivcly
to the publication of political tracts, pamphlets lives
Harrisonan, &C., for gratutous distribution For ht
purpose of placing The adiSonn the most respectable
footing rc are compelled for the present 10 portion
of it," &c. Sr.-fIe then calls upon them to aid the
Madison by subscriptions and contributions He hopes
tlat every town will form these clubs These six pa
pers with little trouble could pass through many hands
This is the last chance otreform. Think not of the
hardness Of the tines He concludes thus ePleasc
return the prospectus as convenient and the
paper nil be returned UNDER FR.1fK. Please also
give names in the different towns to whom pamphlets
&c, may be usefuy directed"
Republicans of Virginia You how the enemy
is operating You sec too the of Wise 5 fty good
and true men in every county of Vrgna-You too
must be up and adoing-when they mine, you must
countermne turn their own guns upon them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19
The Calnpaigll.

Roauoke.-Wm NJ. Pcyton, Harrison Wing, is !.
candidate "Eie will" not "prObaJIy be elected lie
stands no chance, if only one Republican candidate
runs and our friends are not mad enough TO permit apv
division in our ranks.
HampShirr.-O and Vance arc out as Wing can
didates-Mr. Gibson, the present Wing Delegate. fe
tires A Correspondent writes us, that We are SAFE N
all that region and in Hampshire we may carry qnoiA
Republican Delegate
Prince Ge0rgc.-Col. r. Heath (the veteran Wig
is out-Henry G. Heath (the present Republican De-.
egae) will carry the county by larger vote than last
vear-Orator Tim Rives TO the contrary nowi,hstant
ing
Brooke-The Democratic Convention which met a,
Holidays Cove on the 9TH nt, have nominated Wm
Jones as their Candidate. The Committee of Vigilance
is very strong. john c. Campbell is spoken OF the
WhiG candidate We understand from one who know;
that Jones will carry the day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

ENrEAcr Of Il letter from Caroline Connty Ia.
"At our last Court had fair and full opportunity
o: ascertaining the political sentiments Of the people
and hazard nothing in the assertion, that Samuel vii
be elected over Corbn by majority Of least fifty
votes Among friends, ] never a finer spr'
Not schism exists to agitate or impede our united ac
tion and each Democrat is fully prepared for the con
test Old Caroline Will be again redeemed from the m
fuencc of Whigism.
"Our amable and worthy friend William p. TayIor
was with us, mixing freely with the people and eI
pressing, without reserve. his political opinions an!
preferences. He beset however, on every SIDE
by the Wings, but assure you, he maintained hImss.
against the whc!c host with ability which SPEAKS
well for the powers of his mind In conversation rH
men surpass him. He i. remarkable for his COO"
III debate, and the irresistible force of his conc
sions. His efforts, during the day, told loudly GpoA
the public mind and it is vain for the Richmond "ag
TO say, that he will carry but four votes with hun Inc
overwhelming result of our county election vii! asi'
the prediction On the contrary, the Wings are d'
heartcned and dispritcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19
ID. NJ. HOYT'S

MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL Is.-Capial $4,000
wi Also, $4,000, 5000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass A. for S40.
HR osirsy be drarn Saturday, The 18Th p $780, e1an
drid, d. c.
d. s. GREGORY & Co.. Managers.
Containing the following splendid rrzcs:-1 prize of $4,000
$4,000 10000 $780, 7000 500O 1000, 2S66
a0O 10 Of 1000, Of 1852 $780, OO 75O of 500
Is drawn Nos out Of 80.
Tickets only $40; halves 10; quarters s. eiglths 50.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, $3.50.
Do do 26 half do 1870.
Do do % do e..
Do do 25 eghths do 81 So
send your orders without delay-r the Tickets this
Splendid Scheme will of rapidly and every should
chance for SIS 900! Be careful and address d. VI. HoYT
March ~ lo5-2awts Richmond, Ia.
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E,,,ae, Of 4 L,t.r 10 = D,,s,g,, .. ,bs

Extract Of letter De,atc ~ he Gc.erG! .sstJ,5
Nc do not look To what has BEEN hut 10 what "
now Richmond Fhg during The last session " The LrgaIt
rcgard 10 HiSm {. Rirrs.
The Wing Editors have stuck this text, IN r'--
James Mcdowell in regard the Editor Of the EnGl'
relation la the subject Of abolition; for all know "a
NcDowclls opinions upon that subject IN 1871 and ~
Is well known what the opinions q" the Enquirer were
days. and The writer happens know what the opinions " -
Wing Editor, n the Senior Editor, Mr. Pleasant, %sI
those days During the session of ls3l aud '2, ihear W.
ii. peasants say that he farther upon the subject ~
ton than Richie did Now do not that Mr. ii'ae,
has changed his opinions upon that subject since thai TINE
W. Mcdowell and lr. Richie have changed tner opioNs
gard To Abolition, have the fullest proof THEREFOR X,
that Is iliberai in the Wing charge Mcdowell and t
of The Enquirer, with being Aboonst. when the ~. nv,
more guilty than both, because he went farther upon ~
ton than Mr. Mcdowell Mr.. Richie Went. We do MOI ~,
what man has been, but TO what he u nov W. all Nn
General Harrison has bcen-w the Whs be good
what the General is now: The Wing. opposed Gen.
because he Military Cheft.in they oppose W. van
because he is las they say ibolItiOnst ity mo-" *
Gen. Harrison who is Military Cheflan, aud an a'""e4
tipnis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

The Wing says we shall SNAKE Major GarianD T. !,
of the most popular men in the Commonwealth. -,
deed. Ii is not in him. No man can be popular y"
like the Major, ''strains at gnat, and swallows H.,
mel''-who damns General Harrison IN 80 as VS. !,
cockade Federalist, an ultra CONSTRUCTIONS anu
Tint, and yet in le40, takes him up as his own r+r
date. If the exposition of this outrageous p's ,nl
ton can make the Major popular-lf taking up F., h
his candidate for the Presidency, whom JT ho
Spring he pronounced to be mbecile as an olu
can enttle man to the confidence of an Ine'Is
People, why, then, the Major is in far way 70
rous distinction and an enviable popularity nc =,
become almost notorious Senator ,,ors;
now supports as President man, whom nc ''''''
fit only to be q "cake merchant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

NJ "VISpEx'' has struck another weapon from lie
hands of the Knight Errants.-Mr. Southall, Johnson
and others will now have 10 look to their household
Their Hero has much more TO answer for than the Sc
cretary Gen Ilarrisons proposition 10 organize the
militia, is indeed a bow-shot beyond any thing that NJ;
Ponsctt ever proposed Talk of the Smithsonian l.cga
CIV, and the danger ofusurpng power over the minds Of
the People Why, there is nothing on record so Wild
80 ridiculous and yet dangerous, so directly contrary
to the strict construction of the Constitution or 10 the
spirit of the Government itself, as this attempt OF Gen
Harrison to extend the Federal jurisdiction over our
Primary Schools, and to mould the minds OF the Peo
pie BY the power ofthe GoveTnment-"Justa as the tws
is bent the tree inclined. 's'FISDEX has gwen the
conn dr. cract 10 this accusation of the Wing Electors
and Whn Presses 1t is a mastery Essay.-Bul what
shall we think Of Mr.. Riycs; II is melancholy 10
any man. who once occupies, so distinguished station,
unblushngly descending to such Justification Of His
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

A Corresp ondcni from Northumberland. states that
the Circuit Rider of the Northern Neck, Wing Flee
tor, Orator. Chief Cook and Bottle washer, Ne, &c,
had, in his Speech attempted 10 make out that John
Randolph was madman, when he spoke of Gen. liar
rison in the Senatr-and that he also, with the dignity
which distinguishes the Wing Press, alluded TO our
difference with Mr.. Randolph in the best days Of
his life We thought, had buried every thing IN
that wonderful mans gravc-but the hycna presses
will rake it up, i'll order to make capita! for their Hero
There is nothing in all that whole affair, for which w.
have any cause to blush. We may notice H. but it
would be with extreme reluctance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

o. LAGOON, Cd No. is forthcoming; II W' .,d XII
the charge of Federalism made by Johh i.. ..',,,.
against Gen. Harrison, on its true footing anu
it by references that will defy contradiction. . vel
Ii is perhaps an act Of justice to "l.aocoon' lbs, -
as TO the present Senator Tallmadge, 10 sL Mr. r..
have it from "Laocoon" that it was another ,,o,s
madge, who was concerned in the Missouri ''''
ment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19
PcSu,pDtiOu Bill.

The arrangements connected with the funera! Of tx
Governor Wolfe have delayed the action Of the Penn
svlvania Legislature on the Bank Bill The Two
Houses not agreeing it was submitted To Committee
of Conference The Philadelp hia Sentinel Of MONDAY
last SAYS, "The Committee of Conference of the two
Houses have held two three sessions the amend
ments 60 the Bank Bill Whatever they may do, al
parties will doubtless, Join in passing their bill through
the Legislature. 1t must necessarily be subject Of
what we would wish, but wha, We
will have to submit 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19
THE GRANITE STATE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

Tie first State gan this year.-We received by to
nights mail the polls of thrtysx towns for Governor
They indicate that Page (the Democratic candidate
will be reelected by between and eight thousand
majority. In 1898, the Democratic majority for Go
vernon this State short of four thousand in ls2
it was 6i74 and this year it will be at least 1000.
Harrison, like the Irshmans race horse Bother EN-, i
sdrving all before him. Globe.
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SPRING SUPPLY.


j. ". Randolph Co.. Booksellers doors boe Edrys Old Stand
Main Street, Richmond.
WE respectfully inform country Merchants and The public gene
w rally that receiving Spring supply of Books and
Fancy Concentrating larger and better assortment than
generally found in Bookstores in Virginia. which their special
attention called Our low prices for cash. pune
tual customers. J. W. RANDOLPH & co.
OF Book-binding done in the best style
March 10 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

WADSWORTIi, WILLIAMS CO., Market Square, have by
w late arrivals received very extensive and complete
mcnt of Spring and Summer DRY GOODs-whch they by
the piece or package, Al the lowest market
They will continue plenshng their stock throughout the
March 10 l05-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

We are happy to see by yesterdays Wing, that Col
A. II. Byrd is candidate for Bath, in opposition to
Lockrdge. If the citizens of Bath wish to know the
standing of their present Delegate let them nterrogate
the Western members who pass through their COUNTY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

EXTRACT Of Il letter fr0m WASHINGTON, .harch ~
9" hive barely moment TO say, that four OF the New
Jersey Democratic members, viz Messrs, hille, Coop
all ana Dck-isvii, qualified and took their seats
this day. Cow Nroom has not yet arrived, hut will
shortly be here. The Wings fought of the whole day
is their usual course, in motion after motion Mr.
Jenifer moved, that they be mot permitted to qualify un.
til the ID of April After much debate rejected am
gratied 10 send you this The Wings die hard /,
is amusing to hear them speak of the coming election
after the 4th OF March, they say, the reign of terror
ceases! If they come in power, you will truly
reign of terror to our. Constitution. In the Sc.
nate, Mr.. Lumpkns resolution for adjournment has
been postponed for two weeks, ayes % noes Is We
have some Maine news-of movements Of troops in the
disputed territory and that our citizens are becoming
somewhat excited, from the circumstance Of the
val of $50 British soldiers somewhere on the line We
must keep cool on this border question-bu give
up foot of ground"
EXTRACT Of anoiher Letter from Wnshing,on
''The minority report of the Committee Elections,
called the suppressed report, contemplate affair,
confined to the journal of the Committee almos, e1clu
svcly, and is not true any essential particular Fou:
OF the Committee Constituting the majority will have
out, in few days, Address that will give you the
truth of the case, unless the excitement the subject
in the House may prevent them from preparing i;
within that time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

GT We are requested to state, that WM. S FosrAIyE
has been detained from his seat in the House of Dele
gates, by sickness which confined him to his bed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-19

The General Assembly adjourned last Evening 10
meet this morning at 9.-They will terminate Their IA
bors to-day.
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Correspondence Of he Y. 7: Hera!d.-HNgC
"DErRoIT, Mich, March ., lcit

"The Democratic party have carried the city council
the Wings the Mayor, BY majority Of votes at fur
thcs:; and some disputed votes are allowed the Demo-
cratic candidate, that majority viii be REDUCED =" t Ia,
one OF tmo. no L. ---y-r ticket in favor of the
Democratic 1t is proper to state that the Wing tick
cts were headed the "Harrison ticket; and as this is
the first election which has been left in large town
since his nomination, it is indicative of the feelings Of
the people upon his nomination. residing his great
hat grounds y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
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UOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Eirpinid.

5aOoO!...SjG. % On---s &c, 00OH!
TIME cd of February FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS VIII he
drawn and iloyt being ie o, nnc who sells icn Th',
yorr ,rc Rs m directed 10 him. nyt licensed by the STAR
hori,es 10 sell ticket. all Lotteries and the following .Cice
hcinc his farcri,s prcnl:t r consideration" soliciting
yuui ORDERS without dcla. 100 aoo,o
I.0,tery authorized Tic STATE Of Hary'""a.
Class M. 3, Ter 1910.
IN no drawn al Baltimore. Md, Saturday. PA o' FEBRUARY iiV
ID. :. GREGORY X Co.. Manager
u Drawn Nos. cach pas kngc Of 2t Tickets = -, !,
Cp,sn ScurmE:-l Splendid Prize OF S-Neo, 10. 2oow
prizc If G 0vD 1850 Prizes III hn DO iF no. i'
do 100 40 60 800 30 10 300, $50 do l'o, &r &c, &c.
Tickets only sl0-iiaivcs S5--ouar'ers - %. ,on
Certificates of Packages OF - Whole Iick"i' Syy
ne. ~; omar.r ID, - 50
Do. 70 'taa' W.; e pr,n,. l.,
~ Orders for Tkr.s and Shares and Certificates Or Puhages III
above Splendid Scheme will receive The no.t pfoih achon
y! auu'e''"e D. ". nOIT,
,oo r5a-tfi Ric1nond, "a
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IIOTT.S Lottery and Exchange Ofhce,
Richmond, p,rsinid, FtbrEdrg, lsiJ.

~ H. OYT license! the State authorities OF Virginia.
~. 10 eel Lottery Tickets, and all know, tickets passing
through viii draw prizes: liz stands III ih
thing. Therefore, man III The country Is "a want "i he!'
lei han send forthwith 10 iiu.t Tor ticket. =
in the course this year. the largest class OF PRIZES VIII pro-
bahiy be sold BY liolt -,
ON The Is, IA, Of February Virginia ccsbure Lottery VIII
c drawn Highest pix S3j. loj1 80 prizes OF 1000 raes
Tickets SO. :, ,
certificate package ni - ia ii; Ticket, will b. sent i
$3.50; Tor package of ~ halt do III Tor package o y quarter DO
YOTT"S E.srORiTE fer aaa FcbrHGra: = -,
Maryland Town Hall Lottery Sc3, capital prize oo a'c'
G,rtJ &r =. -. ;, 49,,
certificate o; package oi - Whole IGhet, VI" oe sem io
$50; halves and quarters III proportion,
Persons wishing Tickets the above Lotteries any oilers
m any should forthwith forward their orders 10 d.
JIv Richmond, Va, ho continues 10 sell more prizes ana
" - ' b. NJ IlOYT,
Rcieond Pa
Sg-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

- sp0 REWARD. INV
AN AWAY from the subscribe ss ." abou s Is YEARS Of age
nxhv hair and ao!e Or wart On lne S,ap VI
no,r he white wool hal s es,too and w" Of
and oe he viii be lurking about Richmond OF n
rirshnrr, hn. arqanianess II nc' IS viii nay lc
The James S s, r nsnn who will desc. I'm TO me- or lodge
him in jail that get him again. BENJAMIN COLEMAN.
Caroline County, Jan. ?, 1870 TIT
Jan Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

TIiR,sTMAs-Thc attention Of the public is respectfully MN,
al e,amn. variety ni CHR'srAA' PRESENTS, lhe
subscriber has for They consist Of every variety, calculated
f n juvenile friends Yey excnsre, and selected with
r 10 ness. Ii be impossible 10 sia'c ~ an advertise
mont MS ne a. nj some the splendid English
ana American Animals ever IN ndIcss variety q,
HON. Of The Poets, elegantly bound 'so -" "a ncnJ;d
Books Handsomely bound, shtapic i'' P's''"''i Wv
assortment Of Fancy Goods -, o;,,, ,,n,,,
Bosk of the Boudoir nv, my NarnoIi,
E;rauty's Costume u. ;S ,ndsc,ne Annual
iea'is ,9ps " ' The Girls Book
German Tourist i.rho Tnten
The Gem ,,,,,n,:c sorv.nir
Landscape Album Tha I'm rIsh Annual
Turner's Annual Tour $3.50; W 49, Souvenir
aoa rs hecpsamn , Young Lady's Book
me AaFii .sn'." ;;iesninss OF Nature
The Keepsake t'fa,t,a eIo1rnsI
Our Wild Flowers ii v,nr ady;s Library
Young Mans Library I'LL p,ciuresoIs Annual
Miscellaneous Thoughts t"'"
The Iris NJ, IN ,niand;d fancy binding Ia
lies writing DssSs, ,s "Wry BOXES elegant ubums, Mslca
Boxes Bead Purses and RetcnlSs bcaI , e. 81
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