Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
nnINGS AT DAYTON.

Ii appears from The bulletin given in this mornings
National lnielgencer, and letters published in the
Baltimore Sun and The Madisonan, that all the migra
tory hordes OF WhggeTy assembled at Dayton, TO
give their adhesion as their banners proclaimed) 10
1.-THE SANE OLD COON OF 1910" This gather
ing Of the swift flying masses OF Whggery, 10 roos
together, like pigeons, for single night at Dayton
had no other object than to put motion the travel
ling voters Of Whggery Of the three adjoining States
of Indiana, kentucky and Ohio who, receiving their
orders from the chefs, and their supplies from the
State banks (whose charters stuked the cleo
on) will thence sci out 10 nest all the different polls
which they reach, and at which ii is thought TO-
reign platoon of su1ges may turn the scale of parties
Kentucky, have doubt, will furnish DULLES 10
drive off rsh,iul voters and TO drive in wrongful ones
enow to turn the election i'll many township, where
the Democrats are in The majority. Indiana Whggery
to- oil along the line Of Ohio counties bordering that
Stale will do It's part and shall again hear of the
ballot boxes announcing population on that side of
Ohio, well as the river next to Kentucky, far
cecdng that asceriaInedby the late census.
That our readers have taste of The style in which
this new carousal for The Presidency is begun, give
extracts from the letters to which have referred:
Correspondent, If ii, Baltimore SUM-
DAYTON, O., Sept 30 le42
The great meeting at Dayoa-T The fun 0rer-- The torn
quief--.hr. Clay gone.
Messrs Editors: promised, in the letter address
ed you yesterday, to give you further account
of the proceedings Of the great procession here My
have not yet got over the enthusiastic and stir
ring shouts which continually went up from the
great multitude; and | am now hardly in train to
give anything like detailed account. But, to be-
gin; The procession was headed by the Chief Marshal
full suit of Kentucky jeans, trimmed with
yellow flannel Of Ohio manufacture, and wreathed
with strings of the buckeye Next 10 him came
a company of military, with the eagle banner--mot-
TO, "Enemes TO the enemies Of our country-w we have
sworn upon the altar Of our country TO defend her H.
berries, perish in the contest Mr. Clay and suite
moved in the midst of the military. His counte.
tbs impress Of joy and conente dness; and
have never him look better, show off more ad.
vantogeously than on the present occasion. A band
of music of followed next After the band came so.
ciety or company, with hemp banner and motto,
which could not distinctly make out but it was
thing like this: "Hemp rope for lS44-a word TO the
wise is sufficient In this company there house
wheels. and couple Of men breaking hemp on full
sized hemp-break others were dressing it off with
heckes, and others again ashionng into bag.
ging and ropes. All this has sgniicalior; hui
what it meant, could not exactly tell. When saw
The banner, invountarily put my hand 10 my neck.
What did it mean: This "house on wheels was fol.
lowed by a party of men singing in mos, iuban,
s'tans-they bore banner, with the words "Colum-