Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-20


THE LAST HOAX!
The a. Intelligencer may raise faint shout in favor
Of the lDaupural hut the enlightened Wings are
ashamed of 1.-THE Democrats blush for their country
when thev read it. But the best Of the joke u.s. that IN
some parts of the country, this crude outre production
was considered not genuine, but mere hoax. The
Chlicothe Advertiser says
The best Of the joke that contained such
confused Of disaanged elements, That Tile wings oil Co
The Columbus (Ol Journal, (whg) "slept it
q hours before it venured to give It to ITS readers
satisfied that il must be hoax"-The Editor Of the
Cincinnati Advertiser (Democrap was IN as much a
dilemma the Wings. 1t says:
We Yesterday received doeumen, Pgporiins to be The lna
.Ia Address Of the President Of The u States but II being
repetition of the Generals stump speeches throughout the
county scarcely containing new dea We are inclined 10
of lis authenticity. Il is truly curious production,
let the winter he who he may That it is The Generals LANGUAGE
be doubt; but thus might
al be- derived from his speeches. letters and IN an
have and therefore, think best 10 defer the
publication for AT least another day"
The Erie (P) Observer states that the "lnaugural
message of President Harrison arrived in that place in
the lobe almost twenty -four hours earlier than in any
othe. paper-the National lnteigencer, arriving the
dav and Of the date did not contain It. II
published in an Extra Observer about SIX hours
earlier than in either Of the Wing papers of the place
THIS excited some surprise, and the leading Wings read
over and over again. and at length pronounced it an
entire hoax, got up in ridicule of Old TIP" Our
nesbor, Mr. Perley of the Chronicle however, perse.
sered getting out in extra, but Mr. Cochran OF
the Gazette entirely declined aler putting almost two
columns Of il ype) declaring, as we understood, to
those who cnqured of him the reason that 1t was evil
IDENTIFY hoax. We are, also, credbly informed that
Of the active leaders of the Wing party called
upon the editor of the Chronicle and advised him to
desst, declaring their firm conviction that it not
genuine.
This is amusing enough-but the following Prcdic-
hoa from the Indiana Democrat equally germane to
the purpose:
G'nsrl Harrison If NJ Weh,er writes the address, il viii
doubtless r. veil written II Harrison writes it,
10 fad scie r-dan attempt classic auSion Greece
Rome other ancient which the
lore descend something
rag tag and bO6-taa or log cabin men"
On Thursday last in the House Of Delegates, the bill
proposing conversion of the State loan of $4,000
10 the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
came up Mr. Conn moved to strike the fourth sec.
Of the bill, which fourth section provided for an
the charge of transportation upon the said
road Mr. Armstrong moved to lay the bill upon the Ia
bic Mr. Coleman moved the indefinite postponement
Of the bill, which prevailed by vote of d TO 81.
McLeod's TriaI Posipoued-A letter appear, in the
y. Y Herald of Wednesday from its Correspondent in
Lock port, March 10, who writes as follows:
> the a Of MIeod VIII not come on at our next Oyer and
menecd, about commence, proceedings to
mission :" eNamne foreign Witnesses and among the rest,
no'y England. think trial be had before the
par 81 new summer, perhaps not until fall.
u see stated Eastern papers, that order has been
made 10 remove NIL from jail 10 other should think
that no 'Hc order has been made have heard Of none
There meeting in the City Hall Of this City
on Thursday night, TO express the sentiment of the
majority the change in the Post Office The meeting
continued till after II o'cock-and it dwinded down
from 800 to l00-but very little done. The bar
out in force, and there was debate enough-but no
important decision. One gentleman Conway Robin
SOM took the high ground-and expressed himself in
the most manly terms-against the removal of Colonel
Gooch, and all prescription for opinions sake. Mr..
Robertson is Wing
The Richmond Wing is pleased TO disparage the ad-
mrabc iddreSs OF the Democratic members OF the Le-
risiatnre TO the People of Virginia When any thing
half good appears in the columns of that paper we
will admit thelT right 10 play the Critic Until then,
We plead 10 their jurisdiction What is this Wing
press so besotted 10 party first to commend the In
augnral, and then to condemn the Address. We
surely de not envy that mans taste, or that man $
sander, who would run up the first, run down the
last For one, we say, have not met with single
person. ne he Of whatever party he may, who does not
admire the manly style, the luminous statements, the
powerful appeals Of this beautiful Address The r.
Wing seems particularly annoyed with that portion Of
,ae Address which condemns the prescription of the
postmaster of this Cy-and poorly deals out an inu-
endo, that those who find fault with his removal may
be bought up by offices from Washington Does this
liberal Editor judge the Republican party by his own
pfncipes' Is every body venial, because some sup
pie Editor is so,
The Wing nsnuates that this Address is the last
g'oan--thc last struggle Of the Republican party It'll
never labored under ridiculous misake or, ra
'"eT, never INDUCED faser asperson. The Repub-
',can party bold, buoyan determined to adhere to
."eH standard and, what is more, they have the