Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10

I'll, Ronor on the New Jersey Case has gone the way
of the Land Report 1t is laid quietly upon the sheli
with the consent Of both parties It's fortunate ~ -:
WIS that bs;r Report has escaped the cast'gatlon
b III 4 deserved But though the tongnc has spare"
!, IN, ~, vii not Some critic will yet be fouha !"
,I.za one of the most comp lee pieces OF rIgnro'e
.b;cb eyer had the name of State paper. l he au-
,hor,s f.rliuqs have completely trlnmphed over ms
Jude lnent and his taste. :, -,
tho Housr was too th,n-lhe session Too proracteo-
Fortunately for the honor OF the od DOMINION ie'
LEGISLATURE has not stained her records by settn@ 'e
broad seal of Governor before the VIII OF inc ic"P
The Committee OF Elections of the II Of r. has Jus,
re,or,eJ orsinst the Governors mcn-and declared
that the nopuar representatives had majority OF me
j,goi roters Let the Report then, sleep on the table
Of the House. into which the question should never
have been dragged .
to-day Neor 30 enprossed bills passed-and eve
~ SION begins to point TO the denonntmfm. 1t IS ex-
nac,ed. the Legislature will adjourn Monday or
Tuesday next.
When MIR. Voolfolk happened to address the People
of Louisa, under peculiar circumstances, some time
since what n clamor raised about It By the hirh'
mond Whir, But when at the last Albemare Court
Mr. Jas Barbour the President of the Harrisburg Con-
yenlinn happened to be present, and addressed the
Who uleeinr it is all right. Not whisper is raised
abont it, at is your bull gorlng my OK
Yesterday. il seems MIR Southa the Delegate OF Al
bamarle. attended Louisa iOHrl,ahu u u sau, ioi Wy
purpose of addressing the People in his new character
of spounr Elcctor What agltators these Wings are:
How much indebted the good people of Louisa must be
to the lessons, which will Row be given on politics.
By the way we should like TO know what Mr.. South
all can now trump up in behalf OF Gen Harrison
when three years ago he ran upon Judge WHITE ra
ther than support the Hero:
The first number of s.THE CRISIS" was issued yes
terday 1t looks WELL but will look much better, as
soon as the machine for the Richmond Paper MILL cal
Quilted 10 make better paper, be put into opera
ton. The publisher hopes to issue the third number
in heater form As the paper is commenced without
tho customary paraon ola Pospectns circulated over
the State and subscription secured, II IS hoped that
the Republican party the several counties particular
" The Corresponding Committees, upon whom That IN
junction is laid, by the Conventon,) will bestir them
selves for the benefit of the young stranger, well
as Of the cause. The ball is already rolling, We have
received 40 subscribers from Greensvl!lc, "a from Au
gusta, &c, &c Strike bold stroke for 'The Crisis,
and ii will strike its roots deeply al once and flourish
for the good of the good cause
The Star of the Valley promises an article in defence
Of James Mcdowell "who has for months past been
rudely and indccorously assaed through the columns
of the Richmond Wing, as an abollf!0RiSt, Nc. and
continuation promised. But as the Wing Convention
in their Address, have fit to introduce Mr. Mellow
ellis name shall await It's appearance, and Will then
reply fully to the charges therein preferred
We wait for the defence of our able auxiliary
Able it doubt will prove.-But we shall put IN
an intermediate blow in next paper, which may re-
flute, fit does not silence, his relentless enemies. The
Wings playing the nsdious game, of screening
their Presidential Candidate HARRISON behind Mr. Me
Dnwcl!. They will be stripped of that ingenious de-
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