Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-11
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JULY 81, $40.
S;,. Yesterday, the 30st INST, was haiI'" :.
,oocr.cy Of this par, Of Ono w,th an enthusiast! =
80 >. :rh;bit.d. To communicate The sP'!t M" !.
,.a.-hI.. bu, YOU will tie able to form some '1sa'
'IP a" ou are informed, that tbs place = cn'i''iE "
,o,d ,,s n Influences wh'cn operate along w s'e" 81
..,,,ba,res and in the cities. IL ; a si'a1! ''"" :"
I.ss th,n FIVE hundred inhabitants. but sN'''u""1
- -. ,wanty. five miles on Al! sides with a stuFc:' y.
I,.sns md thriving population, OF those VINO ootai"
~. Inn bv me labor of their own hands. -'o.1'
:. ..r, ont That Col. r. VI. Johnson, WIN. aiieh' oo'.
" sh,rrou. and William NedIl would be here o"
~, d,v nth the light of morn, the farmers ps=""
10 ,our INTO the village from 'he adjacent nI's 49, ,,,n,
Ia. and b. twelve o'clock. there "ef- al !~ast o'p'
80, waiting and ANXIOUS 10 see and r'ce'.e az
t.,o NJ the Thames and those who accompanied mn.
4, advantageous place was pre- pared rom "''1" :. -
dress lin. living mass; anc, as 10y ar'ahg'"',,''' ~
L-.,,,-durun from Governor shannon, Hr Nlro'"'
-, .,sd 40 efficient member from FAIRFIELD, ONO.
m,ao 80 of his best speeches. The Hon senator A.
I'm fltowed him. and IN ms own mastery IAN, -
m, o ,he view Of all, the miserable attempt 81 1e ~.
most IN 10 dcludr and induce the ifref"rh 81 u ="
40 ,t.,-s ,nnort with shows and parateE, and TO deceive
and To dr.faud ihem OF their c'arest T.-H.r, o. H''N.'
c,L..baod. and violence. Colone! X VI. Johnson
rn.e-th. heavens rung with one burst 81 aPPiause
This was unadullera,ed enthusiasm, as pure a ~" -.
man. the apulauders brratAtu: ahH ditE ~, ~" :"
.;L.,c. 5, : ,n,-nse. whilst the old scar-covcIcd veteran
addressed them. Though much fatiguc6 Win forced
travelling aud loss OF sleep, HI spoke Tor nearly an t''''
in which his illusions To his own course, asa politician
and ! soldier. and the firm and lni!exb!e character :.
President Van Bnren, amidst all The assaults .! The oP'
plsrtson. sunk deep INTO the hearts OF ms hearers.
Whom the Vice President concluded, tie living mass
seemed % linrer one momcn, for a last look, and then
with confidence and determination w!ich co'lG moi oe
mistaken, they LETT the ground 10 carry 10 'hriF not'es
and 10 the polls that spirit which seals the @'e Of
Whiggcry.
Oar friends expected a large naeeting, but the most
sangrine had no conception beforehand Of what they
actually saw on that day. Whig@cry was utterly con
founded. After having labored IRON the Gay The mar
rsburg Convention adjourned, without one moment
relaxation, where they had claimed such great changes
and such triumphant majorities At the coming election,
10 see the people rise By one common IMPULSE a"d Tal!
around the standard Of their country, and IN support oil
the Administration, was gal! and ~wormwo"d but ms
IS The spiri, Of The West. THIS spirit cannot De ms
taken, and il will no, slumter, Ohio passes through a
fiery ordeal, but II ls safe. Democracy WI! triumph
Harrison cannot get its vole.-hto6c.