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&apitel BON Seeuiafeitett.

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cine Saubfumms wurben fiirsIb in 0eu Ors
leans tufammen 9etraut. Die psrbsn fcber
ftb i'm @bsfanbe nibt sanfsn.
Derloren.-9as Vadetfbff Gouis Vbis
lipp, freLteS 9ewobnli6 ;pif6en Hsu Vorf u.
Saprs fubr lief NIT balber qaeuna unb 100
YaGa9ieren Bel Song Gilanb auf ben Stranb.
Menfbsn unb qabun9 rpurbsn esrsttst absr
bas Sbif sins perIoren. 90 mar bier Sabre
alt uno fofiets $4,000; 8srfbsrt $4,000.
Zine rraftise Erinneruns.-@in prss
bigger uno &irbenvorifsbsr fpradsn pon Der
Sittsnlo0sfst bes Rirbsnwdrtsrs. vSb psis
nur einsn gSss ibn an ftin lsstsS @noe ~ ers
innsrn," fa9te Der Yrsbiger, uunb befsr iff,
rpsnn ib ibm Die Sobtsn9lods ssben laIs.n-
uSa fiber 9enu9,M antiportets ber 8orftsbsr,
,,sr bat bann INNER ben StriG Dor bsm @es
1ibh."
Rin babfubtiser gebrer.-@n Sbul.
meftsr ~ &ornpaq, Der feline 9bule befannt
mabt fa9t: rSeber &ofsdn9sr mus perfsben
fein NIT elmer 8ibet unb einem @etetbud, eis
nem MeGsr unb @abel nebff brei Joanbtibern
unb sinsm fIbsrnsn gsltfsl; ale bies, ausasz
nonmsn bic Sibsr, blsbt baS @iaentbum bss
qsbrerS, menn bsr S6iIsr aus Der Cd buls ents
lafsn rpirb."
Ialsnte i'm Iiftbtube.-@in 6err ffsu,
ts emf fsinsn Sobn benz @brw. 9iorplanb oia
Dor, alS einen bcfnunssuousn Sin9lina, Der
rpabribeinlib BET unipsrftdt gtrs MAIDEN
pirss, rpovon ct Elm Rit9lieb mar. "2tber er
if fbeu unb fridge; unb id firbts sr perbrat
feline 2alsnts I'M 2fhtud," fists ber 1ater
binju. Cine DeIs nabbsr par ber 93atsr
bseisris bes @brluirbi9en Wasinuns su b6ren
unb frasts we9en fsinsn Sobn. "Sb babe eas
sifbtub ouf atlsn eden esfbIttsltm faate
GOtplano Soil, "an alien gGen absr nibts iff
in bsmfelbsn."
Sn 9cnbon iif man jsst sifrie bsmibt Die
Durbsrabun9 bsr Qanbsn9s BON banana ~
bsrpirfen, rpsId)e Sios unb Slort,2msrifa aus
fammsn psrbinbst, um baburb bas file Mssr
nit benz atIantifben Ocean tu ssrtintsn.
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Neabinaer NfilitGr:9aaer.

Die Ginri1tun9ssS ommittse III fcrtpdbrsno
bsmIbt Ole bsfen 8orfsbrunesn fir bas ber.
annabsnos Wilitdrlassr ~ trsffsn, uno man
fam erparten baB iie es an nibtS manaeIn
laiTsn, um oas SsIeIassr 70 brilliant ,uis moss
lib ju MAIDEN. 9as Eager 6ssiunt am lstsn
Mai uno sauert bis gum 24itsn. Der @ous
pern6r iuirb nsbff ieinem StaSs ssssnpdrts
fsin bic sruppen su bsibtsen u. am &bsno bss
Wtuiferunssssasss pirS Elm fb6nss Ssusrpsrf
absetrannt psresn, mas pisI sur SsIuifisuns
Der Anpsfsnesn beitragsn ,pire. Gin complies
tsS @iItdrsMancpsr bss sanjsn eassrs tuire
ausssfibrt wsrben, 70 psit bsS bic @rdnssn
bes qagsr9runpsS srlaubsn.
Sir Die quite Sewirtbuns Der 9clunters
,perbsn ebsnfalIS bic bsifen 8crfsbrunqen aes
trofen uno ale SsqusmIibfsinn bic unfers
Stabt nur barbistsn Fam, msrben fir fts Bee
reit isIn. Ssfubsnbe babsn sbsnfauS cine aus
te Ssipirtbun9 tu srwartsn. Die Sruppsn.
tabl i'm Eager 1T nob un9swis, roirb absr psrs
mutbIib iebr 9roB fsnt unp bic 9anss 3abl
wirb ale sibsritsissn Die frlbsr fir sinsn dbns
llbsn 3psd in psnnfplpanisn sufammsn tuas
rem. Wean srtpartst sbenfaQs Don 10 biS 90
SauisnS 3ufbausr, psIbsn eaS eassr, bissRif
Iitdrsllsbunssn une bas frisssrifbs 9psftafsI
psI 8er9nu9sn 9s,pdbrsn pirb.
9ie Offiers bss srifsn SataQOnS nno QB.
8. Seim Major; 8. Se9sr Sadfcn Iojus
tant SpsI Sitter uno 9Sm. u. Soubbp, ~ uars
tisrmsiifsr Or. Scbn q. Marfbaa unb Or.
sbOnaS s. Bunting, ebrurssn.
9rer3iren. .-Sldbfsn Wontas 1T Der tss
ltmmts Sag fir tas GrsrSirsn Der YsnnipIpas
nifdsn MiIjse cmpasnsn ODER Die 9tusflibs
rnn9 bes sritsn &ftss pom miIitdritbsn pcisns
fpieI. Gin Spabpc9sI msint, bas Sober Bee
ftraft psresn fOats, Der NIT elmer Ssusrwaffs
auf Ssn pIaB fdms, neil fpnit lsibt Ginsr tpb
pisesr nab joaufs 9ebsn fbnnts.
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our prittea @sslsluns surb bis6lbs etimm.u.

sur brltten 1srlsfuns surb bisislbs etimn,sns
sabI perorpnet
Die Mntibrsr bsr aoeofofO partei faaten, (ie
mleten srpar, bas eas 0elb ~ anbsrsn 3pefs
Zen bsffimmt fsi, absr Die ROtbmenbiseeit ,rpiu
as fs Au einsm folbsn Sbritts. Sie riefen adj
qceos an, bei Der partsi ~ ifsbsn unb fir bic
Masrsssl 5u ffimmen, Die cine Nominiffra,
tionsslf1aBreael fei.
08ir bislten es fir unferee Yfiibt biefs siu.
fade 9arifs1uus benz Bolfs persulssen, bamit
wenn sinlf Der Rame penniplpanisns nit
Sbimpf unb llnsbrs Of fsines setrotenen1 1Bor,
teS 9snaunt mirb, unfere galnen tpsniaifens
als eleid, fbulbig 9enannt msrben. gEir ffnb,
oefe Yfibt msbr tenn 100000 SiiraernOeI,
fplpanisnS f6ulbis, bic 9leibs Anfif,tsn NIT
unS iber bieftn @egsnfanb BADEN.
unb biermit fa9en mir uns fssrIib BON aqsp
Sclssn biefer ssfsswierissn panoIuna loo.
o. Bon Nieba, I. Stspens,
Senj. Wuifsr, G. Sop Morris,
80. S. Boone, 8enj. YsnnsJ
m. { &snnsbp, s. Risder,
8. q. BanpaI5ab, SsfIe Wcors,
Q8iqiam Nos, Gbarles Srssc,
s. 8. M'@runl 9S. R. Gorrss,
Geo. 9. Saus, Sobn Mufb,
SameS Sanfs, 8. 2tnbrems,
Gam. W1. Qans .. Sorman,
Spbn eummns, s. Sergufon,
SamsS .. Beers, s. 8. Dunlap,
s. Q9btnsr, 6. 8. See,
q. Sbarswoeb, Gam. 8. Glarf,
s. Srunnsr q. Snpslep.
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MenfblibPeit,

f1enfhlidFeit. - 9arb cine Afte Der
!eetsn @sieessbuns ron Nsn Ssrisp erbaltsn
sels Sum 3ubtbaais perartbsiItsn Dsrbrsdsr
feline Sbldss msbr.
Qinfben.-gin &erl Namsns q. 8srnarb,
Der Elm sronsr Sburfs mar, murbe Dor Rur,
sem in Owsn Sauntp, &sntudp, selpnfbt, in
@s9snrpart Der Burger BON Reu qibertp.
Zoo eines 6ronen.-Waspal.Io, Elm be.
rdbmter Snbiansr 6duptIins pom SOr,Stati,
ffarb am 15tsn Mdrs.
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Spitt Spn0ref;.

Der scn9rss that ndbrsnb ber pcrissn Bcs
te nttt piel mebr pie nibts. 9as 6aus 1T
bis jest nod nibt sinis tibsr bic gintbeilunass
Bill. Der Ssnat if NIT grseutipsSsftbdftsn
befbdfti9t. 18s9sn ben 3cbssfaa bss 6errn
aawrsnee bisItsn bsios odufsr s,psi Gage feline
Sisun9. Nm 20. unb 81. fam bae Ysrmiais
Sunsssefse jur Sprabs. 9tm FL. ipurbs bas
lpaus sini9 oab nab Dem nsusn @intbeilunass
ssisss jsbs 60,5Oo Dasnibsn einsn Nsprefsns
tanten srbaltsn fols. Am ndmlidsn saas fam
cine Sittf6rift bon 80 Ybilabslpbisr Sbnsis
osrm fir sinsn 3cll auf importirts &lsibsr.-
SIN 6aufe Fam elm WemoriaI fur bsnfslben
3wsd Elm, psIbss Don 90e4 Shrssrn =. BAL,
tmcre untsrElbnet unb ettpa SO Oarb lana
mar. Der prefbsnt bat bic GnIsibssBia uns
tr5sibnst.
Seifpiellofer Moro. Gin. bar 9rauiann
fen Daceetbaten rpuree am soften Ndrs bs
Sa9esanbrub, in &oof Gauntp, stYpa Meils
BON Hsppcrt psrlbt. Gin Nsserfnata, Der
9rn Scbn GbOmas 9sbbrts, bspafnsts Ib NIT
elmer art unb bssab lib nab benz Simmer no
5bcnas nit fsinsr Srau fdlist tibsrfsl unb
psrpunbsts bsibs auf cine eraulams Msifs sers
fbnittt Der Srau 8rlifs unb Nrne, brab ben
arm bs6 Mannes unb psrfsets bsiosn msbrsrs
teslhs 9Bunbsn. 9arauf ffsdts sr bas 6aus
une bic Hsben9ebdubs in Yranb. Gin naber
geab6ar Der burb baS @srduib unb brsnnsns
Be SpauS erfbrsft purbs, elite nab temfslben,
ale tbm Der Nsaer bsse9nets, Jpn NIT bsr 2irt
ben Sopf abbisb unb ben &Srpsr in bic brsn,
nsnbs Steuer rparf. 3u bisfer 3sit bate itd
cine srons an5abl Habbarn sinssfunben unb
um bas 8susr perfammelt, rpslbs Der Rsasr a,
Der ale NIT bet @rt abbielt, bi5 man cine slins
ts bsrbs bclts unb i'm fbos, noburb Ct un,
fabi9 ,purbe fsrnsrn Bibsrffanb 3u lsiffsn. CT
rpures sr9riffsn 9ebunbsn unb nab Hewport
inc Gsfansnis ssbrabt. Defer felbe blutour,
ff'ss S6urfs 9sb6rte Dor Surssm einsn Srn.
Wplep bon Slcunt @auntp, unb wdbrsno Ct
in bshsn 9ienife mar fbnitt ct einsm WRitftla,
Ssn ben Sopf ab. er rpures ~ jsnsr 3sit gum
TsrbSr 9sbrabt absr auf 8cr9sbsn tas ct 8srs
rndf tet frel9e9ebsn. Jor. SbomaS une feline
Srau finb fsitbem an brsn Wuncen esfforbsn.
Sie @abl in Nbpbe Sslanb sins
ismlib rubs porhbsr. Dis ftb ju @unifen
Der nsusn Contribution srf(drsnbs partei belt
am Wsontass ibre WabI fir @taats.Yeamte
uno sab cine Wenss Stmmsn elm, obns AUDI
nur i'm Minosffsn ssifcrt su rpsrbsn. Die abs
minifraticnsspartsi belt ibrs Babl am DO.
r9en Wittncb, unter benz altsn Sbartsr cbns
Stobrun9. Disfe qestern babsn ibrsn @ous
psrnor unb cine sross Mebrbsit in ben gsnat
srmdblt. Die ginfseuns bsr nsu ermdbIten
Ssamtsn ssfbisbt n,crssn lbsr abt Sage, wo
ss fb seissn ,prS rpsr ben plas bsbauptet
Die nsus Sonifituticns. partsi fnbet pisl5reuns
ce IN Den bsnabbartsn Staaten u. i'm &cnarss.
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'ff BON eer Starfs anb Dermsbruns btS Ors
esns in ben Der. gtaatsn, unb ftlc6 nit elmer
nabbridIiben Msbs an bic rstiammsltsnMits
a!ietsr bes Ortens.
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Der Iiterale Beobartter
Neabiug, BEN 23. llprtI, 1912.

61-2s'r babsn in ben beipsn Isbtsn Boben
einiss Nabrttsn srbaItsn, bas qsfsr bss .Sss
obabtsrs' ibrsn 9Sobnort psrdnosrt une babel
fbdnoIib psrssfTsn babsn Die ruffdnbias CUBS
fer'rtcn tu bsjablsn. Da mir urfabe babsn
iu slaubsn, bas fle uns oarum brtrtisen wO!s
len, 70 wsrSsn mir ndbifsnS ibre Pamsn be,
fannt MAIDEN. 0Bsr sinsn Drudsr tstriat
pirb sbsn 70 leibt aub anbsrs qsuts bstrisen,
unb um biss 81 psrbann perbsn mir unfsr
SeifeS tbun, bic WsIt NIT fOltsn sspifsnIoisn
Nenfben bsfannt tu matsm tamt 2tntsrs
nibt AUDI bur6 ite ssprsat psrben.
8isIe unfsur josrrn @oasssn rpsrbsn iibsr
dbnIits uebsI su fIassn babsn unt mir MAIDEN
ssn 8SrfbIas, eas fts dbnibs MasrsssIn srs
9rsfsn m6btn. Das sbtorisfls Corps permaa
8isl-nnb wenn 4ae psrsnt mirfsn, pire
man balb bic esuts fennsn, bic fib fsin 81,
miGsn baraas matsn Den Drufer su be.
tra3en.
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Zoo eines Gonsreemannes.-9sr Nbts
Bare Sofspb qaprsna, @CnsrsssMsprsfsntant
BON Bafbinstcn @auntp, pa. itarb am Dor,
lsstsn Scnntase in fsnsr @obnuns ju 9pa,
fbin9tcn, i'm alkr BON sd Sabren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
To The Commissioners IF The Rerenue.
Al 1

AUDITORS OFyicE, March. 1912.
HASTEN 10 send you copy of the imposing for tho
present year, which attention particularly invited
variations from the net of last session These
variations yonr greater convenience have marked ne
will briefly notice them in the order in which they APP
ct to the additional Sl0 they reside within
without Incorporated towns Doubts having been entertained
subject legislature has made II clear and ndIs
punhle No cenee be granted 10 vend eny Thing
board vessels within waters privilege heretofore permitted
lars Tine ,enie Of Lottery tickets whether foreign domes
TIC liable of thousand dollars tax Of only fvo
hundred dollars imposed domestic lotteries in eiI. s.
The awkrs and redars except Tin pedas increased
hundred dollars Clock pedars required 10 pny Tire
same and icence Hem shall he held ard
privilege, which cannot he exercised by firm or coay
Merchants receiving clocks On deposit Tor safe o. halr or w.
exhibitors Of public shows Is Increased 10 sixy dollars
Bank stock cn sd ee The Of m s o.
however, agency its assessment Offices Of nsnI
ed are subjected dollars. Gold watch
taxed one dollar and silver and other watches twenty I'VE
hundred dollars taxed doarsf under that value one
doato b. paid by the owner PanSs used IN seas Of
above the value of hundred dollars liable to
clocks are taxable fifty cents Nrer pianos watches clocks
taxable in the shop manrcoy and pianos owned BY pro-
le:s:onnl teachers of music are also exempted.
In addition law. also sson for information
San regulate practices under cence granted :" a1c
tonees veniu masters commission merchants and brokers'
Intended define and enforce rart ruay
provisions laws which haze probably been eysded
Some the comm oners are ~ the habit u giving nafs 10
different FRI which de-irnp'ed in the rere'
laws practice witch ia attended by much inconvenience
Carriages Whatever, EaieT ly
what they locally Distinguished, must be placed IN
one Of the classes enumerated by law.
Many of the commissioners % the revenue especially snh ~
haze continued Office for time evnce by The me
and accuracy displayed their boo that they have mads
themselves well acquainted with tie rrtennc aws copies q
which, in convenient f,m and containing conhs hde''
furnished every cor.y the stat during Tie a Simmer
say however thai of the commissioners ls4
manifested by effectiveness Of their books total disregard
many requirements of III law hoe 'nt hi. neglect Of dy
win more shall feel under STRONGER ctes;
ton now that the easily accessible and ought well
known enforce them far depend. with greater
rigor than heretofore. Very resp, cifnly-
JAS. F.. HEATH, tub. Pub. Accounts.
~ Copies Of the foregoing Circular, together with The Re
refers have Teen iorH aded BY mail 10 Tie
o' ANN, 70 ISo"''' . '1' - lIe-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
BROAD ROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING, lS45,

BROAD ROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING Is42,
WILL Tuesday, the 10Th Of April aud continue
w the Fairfield Course of Broad Rock
FHs. Ddg-7no Races
First sweepsiake mile heats, entrance $780, half forfeit or
colts and fes three old ON ri mares that never produced
closing which TIE 18th of tlr present
months make three promised; this
stake will certainly i'll mile heats
Sfrond Raee-Ssms Idy.
sweeptake two mile heats free for all ages That never wen
sweepac. PToprrioi's purse Jockey Club purse of
mile heats, upwards the time OF closing that ~ the 18th
of the present month, s5 p and The Proprietor
will add hundred dollars the purse provided three
racetle Proprietor right
horse without paying subscription Any wishing 10
of the above do BY enclosing
their entries to me, At Richmond 6core closing.
Second Dag.
mile heats with ods, subsrribcr'
and closed the lst day Of Ap-enance $500, half forfeit
Thomas boswell br f. by Priam dam by Tom Tough
Joint property Solder C. Macon and the said boswell.
1ownes and Williamson CHI. T., by imported Rowon
dam by Sir Archie p n Davis
William he b. f., by MaIeare out Of Sally ar-
rss dam.
George Goodwin enters Cymon dam by Luzboroueh
Isham Pickett b. f. by Pfiam out OF ictta Taeys
THIRD Day.
Jockey Club Purse, three mile heapurse Si00enance 500
ESnrts Day.
Propretors purse, mile heats, S2G0-en;rance sis.
Also day, sweepstake mile heats, hest Three five,
$50 close the before Tie racco AZ
the pos-lhree more 10 make race.
I. PICKETT, Proprietor.
F. The Proprietor will furnish stables and straw, free Of
charge, all horses That start for the above but
win he charge dollar per STALL The proprietor Is
PEELED adopt this in Of number Of
bringing different for the purpose
selling dollar towards the
Jockey Club intended apply other
L. PuCkEII PROPRIETOR
April lo Il2-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
IIenrv Ctau in tho Field:

Well might MIR. Clay tell the Wings of N. Carolina
The other day. that though withdrawn from re Senate,
he did not TO be Idle or Indifferent The Wing
Convention of North Carlna, which assembled at Ra-
leigh on the dth inst have brous him into The held
their candidate for the next President. The "Gene-
raj Committee of that Convention have ushered hun
forth with great flourish of trumpets. They denonnce
Mr.. Tyler in unmeasured terms They charge him with
trenchery 10 the party which brought him into power
with having vetoed their Fiscal Bank, and recommend.
ed repeal of their favorite and absurd Distribution
Law-ard with prohgate abuse of the patronage OF
the Government for his own advancement. They then
unqualiGedly nominate Henry Clay of Kentucky, as
the candidate of the Wing party for the next Presden-
cy, "and pledge themselves 10 give the nomination
hearty and perseverng support" The selection of
Vice President is 10 be made by their Central Commit
lee with the concurrence Of the Wings of the other
States, to ga Convention of the Wings of the State
Here, then, is " Harry of the West" openly in the
Geld-,he Champion of the Federal Party of the Iat
tndnous construction of the Bank, CT the Tariff, of
Dis,rbution-of every measure, which is calculated to
strengthen the Federal Government at the expense Of
the States Such, Citizens of Virginia, is the GREATS
sue, for your consideration. Will you have Henry
Clay, whom you have three times repudatcd-and who
makes very mock Of the doctrines of your SCHOOL,
And will you take TO your bosom, and vote into
your public councils, those who will move ilea-
ven and Earth TO elect him. Give your answer at the
polls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The Tariff is again the order of the day with the
Wings. They have held large Tariff Convention in the
city Of N. Y They have also held, last week, Tariff
meeting in Baltimore. Every sign indicates strong
determination 10 press Congress for new Protective
Tariff Will Messrs. Archer and Preston, who faltercd
Mr.. Walkers resolution, consent to take off the 20
per cent restriction, until the Distribution IS done
away They have said not, IN The Senate, but three
days agoIs it possible for them to recede from tins
position?
But see what Mr.. Rves has said in his speech on
Mr.. Walkers amendment. He considers It indspen.
sable the success of the loan, that the Land Fund
should be pledged its security. He certainly wll
not finch in his opposition 10 Distribution at this time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12
GOOD NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence II The Savannah Rc?nblifdn)
Is THE FIELD, FLORIDA

March j., 1912
Gentlemen: The command of Major Belknop has
now been raversng the swamps and hammocks Of
Southern Florida, for flee continuous months. From
the Big Cypress 1t moved up 10 the neghborhood Of
Ise-okposa lake where it has been operating for some
weeks and is beginning TO reap some fruit from its un-
sur passed labors.
To-day the Major sends to Tampa Bay twenty
seven Indians, which added to few ''lots" sent a
few days ago. make FORTY srsE these are of all sizes,
sexes. and ages, from Mehuselah and Noah down 10
the infant at the breast of the mother of IA years.
There probably 40 or so others in the vicinity Of
Ise okpoga, some of whom arc expected in four or FIVE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

Addition 10 tile Committee of Vigilance in Cnmber
land county Creed d. Coleman, Chairman; Col. Nat
Penick, Jas. b. Anderson, Ahram Choke, Leonard B.
Simpson, John W. Wilson, Richard Johnson, VIM. B
Crowder, Capt. Benjamin Allen, Capt. Thos Fl. Isbcll
VIM. Frnyscr, Peter Phillips, Thomns NJ. lsbell, Dr.
Zach. Talley John Garrett, Capt. Willis Sanderson
Capt. VIM. Wilson, Mayo B. Darlington, Carter H.
Harrison, Leonard Spears, V. C Rynlls and VIM D.
Talley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The Dinner TO Mr.. Clay came off at Washington on
Saturday. The National Ineligencer says, there was
general attendance of Wing members Of both Houses
together with few private gentlemen MIR Berrien
acted President assisted by Mr.. Archer of Virginia
Mr.. Woodbridge of Michigan, Mr. Cuthbert Powell OF
Virginia, and Messrs. White and Moore of Louisiana
The toast TO Mr. Clay drank him as one "who reres
from the Senate, hut will retire from The afec
tons of his countrymcn"-und they might have nd-
died. Nor never reres from the attractions of the Pre-
s,dency"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-12

The People Of Virginia have now to decide, whether
they will consent 10 saddle themselves with new and
oppressive Protective Tariff, for the benefit of the
Northern manufacturers. A Tariff and Distribution
are dented-that is 10 say, 50 far as the u 5. give
away the proceeds of the lands, far will the duties
he raised-even beyond the point at which the econo-
mical expenses Of the Government would require them
to be fixed. Protective Tariff the favor
measure of the Wings. 1t is Mr.. Cay's measure now,
although he himself proposed the Compromise of 80.
1t is the of the grea, Wing party in Congress
and the manufacturers are meeting in all directions
to urge It's adoption, for their own benefit. The
Voters Of Virginia must, therefore, now determine,
whether they will operate with those who 20
for Henry Clay-that is, those who affiliate with
the Wing Tarifites Whether in a word they will
have new tariff no,-40 per cent. duty upon wool
lens, 80 on co,tons, &c. &C. To this issue, the qnes
ton has come at last 1t is idle for the Wings TO deny
it-t is idle for the good People of Virginia to blink IT,
Under all these circumstances in view-and, as the
Wing presses begin 10 say, that the Tariff is the grea.
question of the day, invite the attention OF all our
readers to Mr.. Calhouns Speech ION Mr. Clay reso-
lulions,) which we commence to-day, and shall con-
clude Friday II is unquesonaby one of the nhlest
speeches which Mr. Calhoun ever devcred-and some
call it his great SPEECH
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is, spes4,snss en- Ike TasE!s a:Lis 4nd s"n.Hahi's
aid an e.shi,Gat.n .? her eloi.or shasa int ii0 -
wha. size looks 10 10. Long may the ag Of our aoun'
Try wave proudly aud l'n:,pantly over her! !eser
day, che proceeded down the plny Point, where
ne r con~nrt, the Missouri now les aground, and alter
giving her hat MD be- necessary, both vcssrls VIII
come up to the Navy Yard As size passed slowly IN
front of the wIiarves which crowded with look
ers-on she WIS loudly cheered L Gazette
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Eb0ds !siaas Ia :c Fs,nfu fta;s % esa!isnsal,.
sns II t.S only Eiae TINT as not iasafd Confiilu.
ton af her own, Ia rianr of her Colonial Ci,ar;a'
S," time SINCE The friends OF general suffrage called
a Convention, aud lcrmed Constitution. For this,
.!ey appealed TO The rcale al large, and obtained
majority. On lee 9th. hand, The friends Of the pre-
sent fferilth system, pr'pr'i Constituiion more
suitable Ia tier t.ews aGi this rejected at the
pei y The trends nf The free suffrage Constitution
will hi called on t, elect officers soon in order to put IL
into operation. The FTce.oiders determined 10 OPP
pose Ec change. The Legislature have passed Law Of
pains and penalties against those who will carry il out
and The Governor has been induced TO issue Pre-
clamution, threatening a prosecution Of those who
should max" The attempt. The Governor enjoins,
aud requires "a.l judges, Justices of the Peace,
Sheriff, Deputy Sher,fs and ConsabIes, and all Mill
tary Officers, within their respective departments, and
according to their several functions To be vgant and
firm in detecting and bringing to cnndsn punishment
all persons engaged concerned in such enterprise.
In addition 10 this at the command of the Governor
the Adj uant General has issued general order to
the military throughout the State, 10 hold themselves
in readiness to appear, armed and equipped, at thirty
minutes warning. These measures, in connection
with the passage of the law, have produced great
element IN the State, and, might have been expect
ed have given great offence 10 the friends of suffrage
Both parties are highly exciled-and both said 10
have sent commissioners to Washington to obtain lie
counlenance OF the Federal Government Things in
deed have gone so far, that 1000 sad to have
been brought from Boston by the friends of the
Constitution. This extremity of excitement is indeed
deplorabIe One would have supposed that discussion
and the ballo.box would be remedy sufficient
all difficulties. We trust, that the Federal CO.
vcrnment will be exceedingly chary about minglng it.
self in the quarrel. Indeed would say TO IT, hands
off. Move not 4 so,der-send not musket into R.
Island. But We would appeal TO her States, say N.
York and Nassachusetts) to nterpose; carry out the
moral force Of mcda,ion-iust as Virginia did in
the Of South Carona-appeal TO the of the