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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

For raising Bucktrheaf CakeE Mullins Sc.
NDMBNlNG economy and been with
- great SUBTRACTION by families Richmond recommend
THIS article with confidence We prepared a large quantity
tiesiI and properly labelled with DiEE,rIoSs
Ihes" Powders admirable substitute Tor
al kinds ~ Batter tk and the
~ rendering ie batter perfectly ght ah r.aay baking
slant they mNet BuckWhvat cakes when nai~
with Thee Powder @ likely Disagree stomach
than ilo-e made with AMI require
prepare for making the possibility having
uIely avoided
bRFcHoNsP the contents Of white AMI c01ured paper
separate 'e-s"Is aui AMI f rll MN
hires quaus oi batter h thicker allow for the
ghd n whcht POWDER dissolved AMI when reads akns
STIR ~ NH one OF The dizivei ada
well and commence baking immediately agitation
Hal Of each powder pt- halter Prepared aud for
ale by BOLTON * HARRISON.
Corner Main Governor streets. below Tho ragl. ruin.
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LOUISA uAII-ROaD.
Lines Tn CharIottc>NiItc.S tauuton. Iypchbure
and the Virginia Springs.
REDIICEn ATESt

MONT TRsTELLLNG .tToIDED-.sSD oRE4TLY IN
CRI.FSED ENPEDTTTUN
'INllE Public are hereby informed that and
- amer the LIT July thu Fare between Richmond
ev~ VIII b. - 80 sSiy Fare stanton - faTr Lynch
burg 81 From Junction Sauon 50 so From Junction
lote-Vilr 81
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad :.
4 A. VI, reach the Junction To- breakfast, AMI thence
L proceed together with June
kA-k from the North the lotiS1 Rail In
5ysffA louisville and reach
-S$-rS-ng Charlottesville by 4. NJ, and Cookies
West by night Leave Cookies next morning by daylight
the Bue Rrice and stanton \ VI.
tn" Guyaune line leaves Staunion n n NJ reaches Clover
Dale BY night and leaving there
the Warm Springs btrakft, and Calaran
ina the White sulphur At T. NJ Lcwhuu hy r. NJ
tc ri day, - hours than the by Iyncbu The
wolr expense less and trip the week dss
The Natural Bridge Line leaves stanton Tuesdays.
days and Saturays, the alternate days will bc furnished
nj III A. NJ reaches Lexington by night morning
day light and the Natural Bne breakfast where
until amer dinner anil reach nhr SIEngsby
night leave morning amer breakfast reach Calglan>
n"r and the White Sulphur Springs, by T. NJ
TRAVEL
The roads splendid the and fall
coaches fine heretofore.
These Lines the Nam Mail Routes
ference over all Others past
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WORKMAN, M'GRUDER " co

WORTliAM, M'GRUDER u co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
ON llllllS T. Rico St CToN " ORLEANS CI,r6I
oO 10 boxes Woolsey woolcy Double Treble Loaf sus,r,
- boxes Smiths Single and Double Loaf Sugars
. bhls Powdered Sugars
% bbl- Crushed do
80 i hS.' rR.& N. o Moasse.
100 bags old and superior Java COFFEE
3lt do Green IaguTa
s6 do OH White do
CSC do Green Rio do
1000 sacks Salt
100 eo1es woodroG a IIurs Patent Tauow Cnndies
Is DO Sperm do
10 do Iuhrs Patent Sperm DO
so boxes
IS
d chests very best G r. Tea
GunInw,irt Tea IA II ~ - H. tnt.s
Young Ily-,n and Black Tea
- doz Summons & Barnes Ares
900 Kegs Nails
800 sides Leaf
10 ueTces Whale
do best Lamp oil
81 bales Alabama Cotton
100 Lime
Ground Plaster in ticIccS of 500 lbs
10 baskets bes, olive Ol
IS bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pmento Mace aud Numegs
c"Tpnn, beet Caracas Iriiga
30 bbls Tar
Clover Timothy and Herds Grass Seed
Cotton Vans assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines aud Bed Conis
~ bbls Whtmorss Family Flour
100 do Sulune Flour COO Dupons Sporting and
Powder shot aBi mar Lead 200 IOIl2 Glass $50
TTedcgar SWees English Iron eomn1isr cn
Plate AMI Plough Plates. nea
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A REhL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

AR. PARRISS CEI.EBRNTE AMERICAN SOOTHING sly
Rt'P. CmLpR=N CrrTING TEETI.
TO -staers end NHrscsih> niable remedy has preserved
hundreds CTdrc when thought past FROM conyu,on
A. the rubbed on the the child Will
This preparation rfcaciou- and pleasant
chill gum. rlbhedwiih When infants
appearance
bottle the should be used the
Parents should Syrup nursery
there children: a child wakes night
rup immediately by opening
and healing the gums thereby preventing Commissions Fe
To be had OF
PEYrON JOHNSTON, Agent.
IN Richmond
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MOuE NEW ,tO,,,xS.

wOWg NEW HOOKS.
JOURNAL OF the Disasters IN Anfhanis,an. iotl-. by Ia
IN dy
Home; o. The linn Ruiz a domestic story ny MIR Ellis
Complete IN I Vol-fhe cheap edition
HaucTS Family Library No. q. Souheys OF
hIanes Fac cops'ia of Science. AT
The Fortunes ct Hector OiIaoan man Anthony
O-roolc. ~ w ~ Maxwell with
Leach author OF ihs Stones OF Waterloo. Ifc
Wellington
Library Nuuue Countrysn. containing No ssns. hike
Common Adventure, at the Conquetor Mexico Her
Cote- Ny author Of uncls rhps Conversations
received by SMITH. nRiNkER 4 MoRRIs
D. ~
SIZE of WIGHT ArPIE RRANDy-iS bbs OF strong lie
u OF Wight OF Apple Bnndy-ju~, received COT Sale
10 JAMES A. GEO. WINSTON
jupAHs LION ny CHARLOTTE EIIZABEff
NEW Work, Juiah- Ion. by Charlotte Elizabeth just rcd
IN aud too sOls by lap ISL SMITH DRiNKER a MORRIS.
pAnNr>. OILS AND NAHNIsiIES.-Thc subscriber
has the following which OF the hest and puresi
quality
100 gallons pure Mountain Iinsccd oil
10 bbis Spirits rurisni,n-
200 Kegs American White Lead. Ia oh
1000 lbs. English do
100 lhs, Neticgs ground "a oil pure
100 gallons Copa NsmiSh. No
fnu supply Coach. and Nani-hes
Chrome Green ani yellow, Paint BRUSHES, all
For sale, On reasonable terms, by
APP rEYroN JOHNSTON.
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BENTLEY'S STEAM GENERA
TOR


IUNE proprietor of this valuable apparatus admirably
Il lated of heating for baihs, cooking
city - satisfied le OF it. adaptation point
noree al economy, that oilers put up
expense, either private houses public establishments
demand only when the apparatus
satisfaction Wherever heated water required, quantities.
81 great small may be Obtained by tins
Facility and i almost incredible.
avail themselves Of his VIII please
subscriber.
INA "a c. T. BOTTs.
'TrY CURED BACoN-3oOOO lbs civ Cured BACON received
- on consignment beautiful article, which he
low for cash or To good customer by GEo w. GRETTER,
ma - > iDnrs below the Bell.
REANER AND CASTOR HATs.-Ano,icr supply Of those
- light and beautiful Beaver ami Castor Hats
just received Per sehr Manchester by GEO w. FERRY,
Fsshionahle Halter,
Main T. on" door above vanlev Co.'S Store.
- NALL PON-T-5CCLN.iTION'-Vac Matter. IA
~ liquid satr such preserve
protective qualities unuua"l Tor Year, The profession
thus supply themselves with which
band iIr &C without
a. It. Il method Supplying
provinces Country physicians by renting postage
pii wal receive by return ~ mail sufficient
four {" eight persons
Transmission. Apply BOLTON * HARRISON.
Conner Of MAN ani Governor streets below the Eagle nuns
mil
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GEORGE M. GRETTER.

Has Ca hand, and VIII continue corrective
from factoTi-s IN y. YORK & Bo,ton-vi-
sited 10y himself tot Tie purpose Of obtain
ing the BEST lNFLFNsSTs' upon The
most tsroraiis fsTms-will s.il the same
at such prices a. oGRHsf fail 10 girs sai,s
CarfiOH' lie wiil sell the produce of his
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE FOR SELLING" lWl,-rc
L. takfs no risk) deeming ia srTuuESr
'EqUTvALEET TO SERVE THIN Ill. does
NOD uraatims thai dgat.rz IN Grim, AR
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DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

NEW "a RE.ICAGIONS.
Received 2si June. Ly
Smith. DTinkcr ~ Morris,
FENlE DAYS Of Queen Mary, with engravings:
II cheap edition
III. Fai-- Hen. by g. =. Iamsa. "a cheap edition
The Lot ship Steamer ts author of lv.u
dsh
New Purchase Hall Years IN i,r f,r Wet by
Rpht Carlton Eal.
Hector pIltloau and he Mark D-T0ole. by "
Maxwell with twenty three Illustrations by . I.,ch
Ahcs Franklin, Juvenile Tale. by Mary IIowsu
The Merchant. Magazine June
!nkafsarr's Dramatic WoIs No
DAubrrss History Reformation. the s,t.rnfI
Century, u German, AMI Switzerland
Bible Span. q. Borrow. t- -
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10 Country Merchants.
IbNllE subscribers are this day receiving an adj
= diou, supply of Boots, Shoes &c would respectfully
solicit from County Merchants purchasing ~ we are
Offering our goods low j. y. WATKINS 4 Co.
apo doors tcio,y Warst.,,,t Turner A "a
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NEW BOORS, Mar %.
RANDOLPH has roeelsad Dissertation rn hs d.
~ es af H. MauIary sinus ~ q. A. Hlus w. D., " D. r.
Trlife.s.f of fsuiisify. BALTIMORE.
fi,taf, nf Courresr Esng Classification of uc proceed
,f..s ut CO., Senate and Hauze Of Representative
SO Muusg's Encyclopedia of Geography
f..of.rr.. pr,rlurn o. 50 cts MN 70
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SPRING STOCK.

'rrY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds CITY Cured
~ Bacon (Iiog Roundl-for by
NH 9-iw JAMES A. PATTESON.
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IbENNsYLvAN1A DIGHsT-A Digest or tI,, reported case.
adindgei Tho several hcH Pennsylvania ogetlr.
with -one manuscript cases by Thomas Walton Fouuh Edition
N ? vols. Just published. Tor Fle by
ap2g SMITH. DRINKER & MORRIS
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LAMBAUGH'S COMPOSITION,

"A FEW bushels pfme mOuntln Cloycr.ced. Tor sac by
~ Jeg GEO w. GRETTER
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FiusT RNrr second hand oarfaee wie has bern "eh ~"
~ aai sfu tiue fot alb very bow ~ 80, ~,
aplN ~
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NIIS'T luiislrd-- The Fortunes Oi Hector - -
81 u,nfan and H. Man Antony Oinoic b. William "
ut,.n suiif ~ 'ziososo Waterloo WIZ spons 10 r WEI
49, f.e EDITION 90 vtiuo ~ az pages, rliies-pfrr ."
t- T saa,r has sccerdcf awakening 90 iucofsiefhb
.uu f,nesrt n ur rcfslnafs introduced The clf'clo '
- ,T Ia an Vtrnas hand headed yc sIniTi colo
49, a. ti, tn irlHei Fathef Duninick and te f"s i~rf
b., .f n.f Aniany o-rc broth ~ boy ior fun nnd im
itf sre 10 he lathe best ~ az Wv hit ''"
NV vi .fft isn dnanery ani VT fof sab ~ - ..,.
= A. SMITH. DINNER NORRIS
81 A. ,aDpgaEU
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WIN. b. HARDWOOD.

sole Agent Tor " IFcTnards ChOlcTn Hcdicinc, y
Richmond, va.
~ constantly hand supply oftis valuable Family Medicine
from upwards ri 100 person. uy
yosssion embracing Pycans Ministers, heads NJ families &c.
l.-L- rn -.- LI ILn dnLnn -nE-- nnn-- Do
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MEDICATED MINERAL WATERS.

hPENlNG This Morning
~ 10 eases Bleached Donesics, bargain
- Prints embracing all the latest styles and very cheap
! 2 a French Prints, very cheap
4 d. - do az half the cost n importation
, Striped Musin-, AZ - cents, ani a bargain
10 bales Bed Ticks bargain
Goods every variety of STAPLE and Fancy Goods
found q very reduced prices for cash. ~
CROUCH BROOKS HUDSON
Expected by packet large addition 10 Stock Of
Fancy Goods embracing the fashionable styciu
rsiytd DOB tirr nsf Frrur D. pickets. 20
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The L. Wing asks Us. whether MIR EImunds Sc
did mol ultimately vote Tor the Tax Bill, under "the
party LASH, A we not exactly the keepers Of MIR
r.. conscience, wr canno, undertake 10 say how much
he vas dashed by his party feelings, and how mnch he
was ac,nated by public spirt--if the Wing will dstin
gush between party and country. Blu; the Wing might
have shown more l'berality at least in letting Mr. +.
speak for himself Mr. F. stated 10 lhr House that
though he had objections 10 the b he trusted the
good sense of the Senate correct that there
vas 20 time 10 bring in biii-th,rr no hope
oi carrying h that dad not embrace subjects Of
ta5atIon-li,a The fort raise the necessary funds
out o! lands slaves and horses, had been defeated ty
large maIorities Of the ouse-aa hat IN this stage
OF the business he had 10 choose be:seen reputation
and taxa',oubei wten lie disgrace Of the State aud
the imposition of new taxes. IL The Whig would 90
Justice 10 Mr.. Edmunds and his friends let him repub
lIsi the able speeches OF Alessrs Edmunds and Ran
dolph along side Of Mr. Lewis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, MARCH q.
We shall publish in next paper the Proceeding

We shall publish in our next paper the Proceedings
of the Republican party Of Prince George, Tuesday
last They appointed IL Delegates TO attend the Dis
trict Convention, called Tor the purpose Of nominating
candidate FOR Congress. They recomme nd Peters.
burg The suitable place for lis meeting and the
Pad Monday Of April as the most suitable time They
notice the recommendation Of The late State Rights
Republican Conven,ion To hold the National Coaven
ton the ;h Monday Of November aad they neither
assent dissent from the proposton-bul they On
the of he Republican portion of the citizens of
Prince George county, IN primary meeting assem-.
blcd,) d. declare Qheir) preferences fer the Hon.
John {. Calhoun Chem candidate for The Presden
cy-and they declare il be essentially important
that the people themselves should take in hand mat
ter Of such moment, and not leave its management 10
politicians aud office seekers. As just and general
proposition deem this sentiment perfectly correct
and tco firmly trust that as II is the business of
the people, they ,cM take II IN their own hands--that
it is their ohceS 10 besow, they viii bestow them
they only may please, without yielding one ioa OF
their rights principles interests 10 the aspirations Of
candidates. or the c!ano:s u politicians Bat If our
Republican friends of the Prince George meeting dn
mean To declare that there were more "po!cians and
office seekers in Ike State Convention who went fer
early than for later day, must be permitted TO
express dissent from their postonand TO add ouT
regret, at the promui gallon Of such sentiment Such
a splr,t would augur i'll for the harmony aud union
Of the Republican party We must SPEAK the truth 4,
once Ii such a reproach were intended land we SIN
cercy hope il was not and it be continued i, must
lead TO elimination ard recrIminaton Tim, would
threaten any thing hut peace, conca,Ion and triumph
to the Republican pa!ty In the name Of country
pray friends every where, who agree upon
broad principles, and only happen to disagree about
msn, not /, sacrifice the graf principles Of our
Rspnblc, for any man, or any men, however humble
or however eminent but to discuss every question
with ;te greatest conca'ion, and To- 5ear aud for
bear az much As possible
Tie expressions Of friends in Prince Geargc may
not have been IN the slightest degree inteadcd convey
any nsnuaion against any oi The members Of the Con
vcnton-bu As iransness and fair dealing as ncccs-
sary the spirit Of concliion Itself TO bind party
together, We hope may be excused for asking some
explanation from some oil lis intelligent members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
The yItbsttr and Cuss Coryesposdenee

We have published al the Correspondence between
these distinguished gentlemen, which has been submit
ted to The Senate OF the L. States We have since re-
ceIved from Gen Cass, from Detroit, glh March his
reply, IN Ms to Mr.. We'ssrs las; Letter Of Dee %
l-i2 and pos.mnrked at Washington, February 23d,
1913 with notc requesting It's publication IN the Eu
qarer the same letter has appeared the Globe of
Thursday iss.anG shall ths frs, opportunity
winch shall ENJOY III the of this week la
II fore readers We shall also publish The Card
from Mr.. Webster 10 Gen. Case, in fridays Globe,
accounting FOR the delay which took place in the trans
mission of his last letter 10 Gen. Cass Mr.. Webster
promises the General to pcruse (hs letter carefully,
and If (he) thinks occasion requires IT. TO write Gen.
CO agan-but thus, and any future correspondence on
the snbjec must be regarded private the President
having already directed a, the cetal correspondence
anus; be considered closed Thus The Qniduucs have
far field promised to them, of Il continued poemcaI
Correspondence. hetweon t!ese ,o distinguished wri
i,Fs-IhOugh II promises II he agreeable 10 the
literary curiosity Of i- public, t!aa Conducive the
sgiii Interests 0 :!.e!r country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
!scaa.e Of Iirginia- Yesterdan.

Mr.. Cox OF Chesterfield presented to the Senate the
Preamble and Resolutions of the Meeting in Petersburg
upon the Tax Bill! We regret, that j, is not in oar
power 10 lay before our Readers this morning, the
Iudcious, we'll considered, and happily expressed re
marks submitted by Mr.. Cox. There is one sentiment
among Others which could not notice without tine
strongest throb of sympathy THE people know, that
when this Legislature convened, it found the State sad
died with debt created by its predecessors; and they
will doubtless dolly appreciate the pure motives and
exalted feelings which have induced their Representa-
tives even at the risk of their popularity, TO en-
deavor to rescue from oboquy and shame the fair name
of The Good Old Mother Of US all y
Yesterday the Senate were occupied all day on the
Tax bill The Committee reported the proposed amend.
men.s.
The Senate adopted the amendment, striking out
$3.50 salary, and inserted $780, and striking out per
cent and inserting |, on all excess OF TIA; sum.
To lawyers and Physicians, they added also Den.
tsts.
They struck out the tax on Collateral lnhe'itances,
&c.
The amendment ezempng State bonds from taxa
ten, is laid over TILL to-day Other amendments not
very important, have been adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
TO THs EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER.
II L..

In looking over the pages Of The "lt'chnond wing,
saw there article addressed TO the constituents Of
Mr.. Wse, in which, not only doee the author erince
spirit OF naughty arrogance, dctaiing TO The people
of this district for whom they shall vote but, like his
noble leader Of the Wing, discloses hatred to thai
distinguished individual which he has in vain attempt
ed TO conceal The writer, after having referred to
Mr.. Wses Address, and denied his rgh. 10 expect
support from the people of his district, says "One
word, in conclusion to The constituents Cf Mr.. Wise
To you, he has made strong, studied and ariful ap
peal. lie appeals to you Whigs-as the Wings of
1910 Is it, or is It not, your duty TO resist II !:
Have you changed or abandoned your principles -
As Wing of eighteen hundred and forty, say, VIC
have neither changed nor abandoned our principles
We stand upon the brood platform of States Rights
Republic and adopt the creed Of the Wings, as
declared the People Of Virginia and the Union, by
James Lyons, our Senator in the Legislature of the
State We read in the Address of that Convention,
which held in Richmond, tie following decla ra.ons
in effect
"The contest before you, is contest for principle
j" We recommend as our leader in the conflict, vii
liam Henry Harrison, pure and spo,less Ref b
LIcAs The evidences of his Repubcansm are pour
trayed in his past history. On the subject of the
Bank he is not TO be doubted and, if either party is
s. obnoxious to The charge, Martin VIM Buren, is SO
I" than The one Il advance for your support
Such were the tensls of the Wings of $40, and Mr.
Wise, adopting this as the political chart, was seen
noby concndlng ms he believed, in glorious cause
The writer goes say, "where IS he now Is there
any thing in common between him and Henry Clay
Has not personal p!que oosed The bonds of friendship
and coincidence Of principles Now, sir, in what
respect, save one, did Henry Clay and Henry Wise
ever possess an coincidence Of political opnon la;
not Henry A. Wise been firm and unfinching oppo-
men, Of Protective Tariff Has he not been
deviang enemy the Federal doctrine oil lntera I'm
provements by the General Government With whn
spirit than it, that the writer of the article alluded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

We devote an uncommonly large portion of our pa
per th, morning the Communications Of our Cores
ponIents On the lst page is the Sd No OF :" Il Cc!a'
OS.rrrer on the Distribution question (Lct us say IN
Justice to our able Correspondent, that his MS was IN
our hands about month ago )On the last page, are
Mr. owan's Speech on the call OF 4 Convcntlon--the
ilE letter ci our European Corrcs pondcnand the 9th
letter of Lancaster the great subject OF Education
oar Richmond lca. Is crowded with Correspondents
ysho ,. SPEAK for themselves. In this state OF pres
sure We must ias again the Aladisonian-mean-
time ~ ing it, whether it be true the Pcnnsy i,anan
airms with authoritative air, that "thc il!uslrons
Secretary of War james Madison Porter assisted in
purchasing up the Trenton Emporium aud mailing The flag
OF John TYLER al its mast cadand also. whchcrlt is by
the agency Of Mr. Porter that 1.-The Harrisburg Signal
date johnson paper, was transferred 10 the Adml-
mist alton al Washington, and, Like The Emporium.
HOSTS The Tyler lag under the bargain and sale" Mr..
Porter is al his elbow, and can say, aYe or NO. Also
what is the secret of tn removal of Samuel c. Cook
from the Post Office Of New Brunswick, and the appoint
mcn. of Simpson, ''ho eiyn, Tylcrlsm, TO get tie
,poils " which has thrown The whole town into commo-
lion Was th, too of the conditions which the
Convention OF y Jersey held, aud Ma Tyler nomi-
mated a. President Of the United States
II is with much regret that compelled 10 lay
over the complaint OF Halifax Correspondent against
tie tax bill for taxing Lawyers and Doctors. He pre-.
poses add to The list other prot ssIonF, fer instance,
EditorS-To which we say, 4greed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

sent them in the Conveniron-and invite their he.
publican citizens in other Districts to DO Inc
lke-nnd 10 Convention "orgnn zed on these p',nc''
pies uheJ) pledge Uheir) cordial support ne
Charleston Mercury, in giving these proceedings
states tha, "ls the time of holding the Convention
!. Baltimore they he Charleston meetins) insist I'M
e,mp,omisngiy, that the Convention, to be far ana
ns, the people should not be held until alter the
<, session of Congress We ask frankly, II this IS
the concatory spirit in which the Republican party
should move IN this business. Are to understand,
that the decision Of the Charleston meeting IS TO be
considered that of the whole State: Are we to un
ders,and that the friends of either of the candidates,
lnss. uncompromis;ngly upon going into Convention
a: certain time, and other, whatever the majority
of the Democratic party may decide, For one, we
say, that no such spirit anmates the Democracy OF
Virgins; end that such unromprsing spirit may
prove fatal TO the harmony and union of the party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-21

The Charleston Mercury abors under another blum.
der eve are told (says It's Etnor) that some of the
counties OF which Mr. Richie, proxy, held and gave
the votes, were among the Calhoun counties, which
had already nominated Mr. Calhoun: and, therefore,
could not have been represented by their roes, il!
Mr. Richie gave them for the Van Buren, scheme of !
multudnous assembage in November. which, voting
By the whole electoral vote of each State in tie lump
would nullify the voice Of the minorities in every
State Now. Il is not true, tina; Mr. r. gave The vote
ns any Cahnnn county, as far as he knows believes
There not more than three fons Of The counties,
represented in the Convention, who had ted fr
Ca!houa," aud Mr. T.. not Delegate from either
ri them IL is 10 be hoped, that IN the Of tine,
tie Charleston aieFcurv will become somewhat &C
quain;ed with the history Of this Convention and with
Tie condition Of l.sina.