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

CFtom The H0rrenpn Jcgi rsc,na", Sp, 26.)
The FESTIVAL OF THE REPuBLIcAN fARri-i h'
Democratic Republicans OF Fauquer, with their poll
,ca friends of the adjoining counties, convened last
Thursday, for the purpose OF social and political com
muninn. The weather remarkably pleasant; the
ground selected well suited for the purpose; and the
people in excellent spirits.
The asspmblage-c comprising between fourteen and
fifteen hundred persons-was organized about md day
by General Wallace, who announced that Mr. {.
Chiffon would open the discussion, 10 be followed by
Major Wallace, before and hrssrs Smith (of Culpe-
perl and Betlnger tof Jrtfrrson) after Dinner. Mr..
Chiffon remarks credtuble TO his talents well
as his Republican principles. Major Wallace follow
ed, III speech of upwards OF an hour HIS remarks
were characterized by a display of facts, commented
upon in that impressive manner which always secures
the attention of his hearers. Immediately after The
conclusion Of his address, the company adjourned 10
dinner NJ ocd spirit having influence over the COM
mi;iec of arrangement, subcommittee was appoint
cd br themto wait upon hundred ladies, who cheer
ed the speakers with their presence during the whole
of The day.
Alcr recess of near an hour, the assrmbage was
re organized, and Mr.. Smith introduced TO The people
whom he edited and amused for upwards of two
hours mnslng keen wit with the most convincing
arguments with occasional quotations from Federal
"picture books the contents OF which he commented
upon with equal el"quence ard truth He concluded
IN STRAIN OF argument and sarcasm, which made a
few of the FrderalIss present vince; for they have
fancy hear 'thr whole truth spoken Of their Ger
car hero Had MIR. :. spoken until night, his audi
tory would have listened 1" him with pleasure.
After four O'Clock, Mr.. Bedlngrr introduced tC
the assembly, and never before have mass
Of PEI pie at such late hour, we'll pleased with AT
orator; as this as>emhlage with Mr.. Brdlngcr
The limited period allotted 10 h.m, We had supposed
would nave denied /" h,m Tia" Undivided attention I"
all The first words H. uttered that opinion had vanish
Cd By his earnest ar ument, he arrested the alien
ton OF the mos. nattcntivei BY his witty SMILES he
excited the laughter of many: and by the HEARTFELT en-
thusinSm which animated Inn, he excited the ad
miralion of all HIS language * well-chnsen-hs c"un
tenaucc, expressive; his manner, supple, and unahtct
ed MAY he live Ia meet the distinction his early man
hood promises will be bestowed upon HIM. The cham
pion of the peope!hc powerful opponent Of the
party whose only fear that Justice may be done OId
TIP: or On The language al Mr.. b > 'THE Ki>" -
LOG CAIRNS, A>p FRINGE OF CIDER BARRELS!
Mr. jackson o Iaunom spoke lew minutes, when,
the hour being late the assembly adjourned
MAINE ELECTION.
.Nof 50 Ind after aH!-Thrrc Is scar ely doubt but
that Fairfield is elected Governor. The last Globe
SAYS "Thc Democratic presses of Maine and Massa
chu>c,ts all concur IN stating the majority of.ihe De
rnucrac candidate (Fa'rield) Kent, III" Fedora
candidate, nj L little upwards of one HUNDRED. Tho
scattering may defeat election by the people IL
the meantime, the Federal party claim The inal"rit,
and Will continue I" do IT, The of Morton anc
Everett in Massachusetts, until the returns settled
by the Legislature.
"Our friend, the Hon Albert Smith, late Democratic
Representative of Cumberland District, writes ~ from
"PoRTrASp, Sept 81, leI0.
'Hy disirit ,chich The foruS Of hs oPsrnf0ns q
TIE pnrfy nnd nc print n ,chich NE stcrii0Ws ofhc Bus
ton 3riSorrocg mainIy dircct'd, Gnd ,rhee hc
moReu ,rnS rp,nded, 1raS beaten byony 20 rotcs ont
49, coo; and this result brought nb0W Gy HE 0d q
100 negro roies What Curious rcfory 0rthe Uhig
of hs South, a MEMBER CoSGREss ELECTED b
TnE ADoLIIIoSIsTs ASD NEGRnrs Tie latter krid M
boionr. Of po,c,r III HE late eeciioa BIT ace arc no
Hyhtarfcncd: IRE Sh0H rei01 nerrs spare efor
mcst chr opponents IN .N'rember Uc mar ""dTsf""'
Mar morsmeniS bener, 0"d beter rountsract MrrH
lam nsnriY crhnnStcd IN hc conflict, bm f"ht an M,
sinmps 10 tie last From all p0riS IF he Si0ie tic ne~
b0rne upon erery brc':c IS, sUE C.2N4.ND NE WILL.
mast reiisio"sy bsiierr hd 'rc ShnN triumph glorious
Ia IN Mc eiecton Of Democratic Electors.
MoRE CH.SGES.--Thc Saratoga Sentinel says: $50
Nicholson, Esq President of the T'pprcanor Club a
Albion Orleans county has publicly rcnomnced flar
rls'nisn, and announced his determination 10 supper
Mr.. Van Buren,.
| .9mericop CiaimS Foreign G0rernmentS.-Iht
! Globe of Friday evening contains the following
awe happy 10 learn by advIces from Valparaiso
that our Charge Alaires has succeeded IN obtaining
from the CHILEAN Government indemnity for the seizure
of American property by Lord Cochrane VII. IN The
service of that power; aud that there is easonab'
prospect of an early liquidation of The OFT American
claims. THIS another proof that tie eye and the arm
Republican Administration are every where EXTENDED
and exrried for the protection or vndIcaon OF Anne
rlcan rights