Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-21
IN, Los CaJia FcStical al UiachsAcr.

The Loo ann 4 ESttrHt az " tHCHtStfF'
XrIaG j. more bureSGue than the mumnerv, which
v.s ,town around IT, dye grand spectacle OF the Log
gsyn-N5.np was better suited 10 rouse the PRIDE oil
- l,.m,n Of Frederick Nothing better calculated
damp tie a-Lor Of TIE guests, than the circumstance
,l,.'t their rreal Orators was ubSent-no Clay, no
Preston, 10 WISE \ c. &c. Their great speakers were
y { Eyas d. Hoffman, a Fcderalist from Baltimore,
md S-n.,og Faulkner perched ike the bird OF wisdom,
,on he or cabin from Berkeley drawn By III horses
There we're 100 Fcderalists from Berkeley, who contrv-
ii 10 ;make themselves ridiculous by their log cabin
,:ocrss,on The whole affair seems to have gone OH
IN 4 aa and nspid manner. Mr.. Faulkner addressed
NJ ironhe roof Of the cabn-and Mr. Rives replied
fan the p5rch Of the Hotel-like Tityrus and Nell
grs> IN the Eclogues Then Messrs. Hoffman and
gyrs spoke Ia the crowd in the Courthouse yard-the
tier aoGrar forth for the space OF two hours. i he
aa~! is sud N the Wing paper to have been attended
b. upwards Of 200 gentlemen (probably under the
mark The toast IN honor OF Mr. Rivcs, compared Inn
, Laarct,a. whose character Mr.. Rves has not duly
ayp-,c4td and whose noble spirit he never could emu.
l4r,o winch compliment, he replied for about quar-
TT 81 an hour There other speeches from the
iaor actors IN the drama-and series OF letters was
from invited guests viz Messrs. Gilmer Canpbeii,
t,on, Leigh G. Johnson, Clay, J. Tallaerro, Waddy
lAowpSpn &C.-moSt Of them in bad taste, except the
reply Of Governor Gimer who says with much dIgnl-
Z and propTiety:
wa ha always be found True 10 those principles {" 90
'rmmt which trust, have been clearly defined ny my luS,
coarse. h- that b. deemed iadious III believing thh
.hr % nrrnu,c them and fulfil the wishes OF my
sm iyyotug myself exclusively TO the official due IN
the and the constitution. The spirit of our
!un., wC! wisely separates the several departments OF
aud subjects Zach or les directly !" The i
'ta oqUar Judgment, seems To forbid that inr i"hc
Who api"Iutt eNpnmnd 10 execute inc Laws
should sigh; the legitimate objects OF their aproii
.o,r oirEl,y identified with any party or Sect
MF IL "a labo5s under such hallucinatlon, as 10 de-
car" il 10 BE- his conscientious and deliberate cohVc-
'vn. that the measures and the doctrines pursued and
aowed By the Administration calculated, IN their
/. into a
IKE monarchy and Mr. Clay, not to be behind hs H.
Iasols friend, aitirms, that "a current is running
agans; the Administration Deep as strong, as resist
~ss that Of the Missssippi; and hope that the
inren Dominion will soon bring her noble and mighty
Tribute 10 swell the stream But Mr. Clay IS counting
without his most, for the Old Dominion will scarcely
n 10 the counscls Of one, who has abandoned all her
s'eat Constitutional Princples.-The whole affair
Gems 70 have passed away, without bringing IN that
"'ICl! capital to Mr.. Rivcs and his voters, on which
."s racuated-Th best thing which has yet met
on; exc is the following Just and manly rebuke from
ID" Winchester Band, whom the Committee oil Ar
.'a-ement> invited to join in the Berkeley Procession
!" Manchester
sIoNp,y NoRSiNG April II, lslo.
'%'''. H. H. Le' {. H. CLARK, &c. Cormntee: ,,,;,o.
t>IaEmr>:Wr received your letter, inviting the Nincncs-
'io un with yuu IN the procession TO be hta on Tue o.'
Ant and to PLAY the march Ncstown, and on the return
'"' " the n"r- Of the Band 10 join in Log Cabin Po1es
' w are entirely opposed 10 the introduction OF s'cn sn,,
% ~ from Joining farce Of which the getlers up we thhk'
;,r' tel ashamed
Very respectfully, yours, &c, ,nn,.,
j. W. CaMrBLLl-
,'flat II ne members Of the Bind"
- what purpose have the Berkeley federalists loih-
. n 'hs ridiculous farce: or the 300 guests ate, or
y; R'ycs spoke: The following letter from one OF
% "s, respectable citizens of Winchester shows US the
.'>p"ct winch the Wings have of the promised land;
Inst from Frederick!
"WI<cuEsTER, April 1Ith lo4"
ihe Democracy of Old Frederick will triumph by
east as large majority as last year. the misrepre
"uons Of the Wings to the contrary, notwithstand-
W Inc Wing phalanx had not as happy day on
eGhesday last was antcipitated on account OF all
,e os guns they invited having declined the honor
presume, TO play second fiddle to Mr. Rlves; howe
We were honorcd with missionary, IN the person
WI hoffman, the Wing Elector for the Baltimore
who undertook to deliver the opening aoureSs;
'"SA lirad" Of nonsense was never before iis'ehe"
i ny 'e good people of this county. He spoke Tor
'"' one hour, and closed by stating that time wouia
F'h.t ms proving what he had SAID, cause II "oui''
=. She word cause IS all powerful in ITSELF presume
~ opposes sufficient, to convert the good people OF
!, would be well, if every county IN ,he
Il Iond be enlightened by such missionaries as WI
lie was followed BY Mr. Rives, in speech Of
,er. '"n hours in length in which he undertook 10
,a me course OF the late and present Administfa-
nc ANA BY the way, passed handsome compliment
!" nat oi Gen Jacksons, which could notbc DINER,
Va. ''S W h3 having been one OF tle actoiS ~ a.
H., "'r,:'ant measures of the General adininistra-
,Ti IL embraced The occasion 10 pour out the walls
IL VAIN on the prescnton account, as he says, OF
~, ~ Buren, not reGetmng his pledge by "tohow.
H. - Tue footsteps 81 his ns'rinus predecessor.
1Hs"" Was certainly iaIlnre, as Il tailed 70
a.. c an''ctpt'ionS OF his new afttrS-io near 't'
r. ,'is'al appaudcd, was too bad. They could not
So" Aud his misrepresentation Of the present
s-''s'ai'on were ont Of place |, has, if possible,
.n ," ne" te 10 our Democratic brethren, and WIZ
'''e hem 10 greater eNertions on the 93d-whch