Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
WYE LA BAGATELLE

esi;no on the Nashville Railroad-the directors having
in the kindest manner consented to suspend for the
cason the usual trips Of their freight and passenger
trains. The procession will be formed in the following
manner
MILITARY ESCORT, consisting of THE SALT RIVER
FE,cInLEs and detachment Of the first battalion OF
C,DER SUCKERS under the command Of GENERAL
APATHY.
Music, by the Charivari band 'that did mt run
PAIL "Cary me out BEARERS
rlIere the cut OF Coon on his back
PAIL find bury me Decenay" BEARERS
COOKS OF THE FIRST DIsTRicT, in Sugar Kettles on
draws Banner and Motto "John Rogers was burnt a
the stake with thirteen small children
Cooss OF THE SECOND DISTRICT, in deep black
.Notto-"We couldn't get White.
COOKS OF THE THIRD DIsrRIcT, on rails. Motto
"Oh you need mt FIRE, Capt Dawson-I'll come down
and give in, for I'm a gone coon"
Cooxs or THE FOURTH DISTRICT Sin horn
Motto, They have got quarter
More than they orter.
CoNscRPrs or IS42. Motto-"Ah SamiveI, my
boy, why yornt there aueybie Where ,cas the cab
voters Z"
The OLD VINO TAO.
Motto-"When shall we three meet again.
A WHITE HEIFER
Under black cloth
THE CLAY CLUE
armed and equipped the law directs for camp duty
up the head of Salt Creek. Motlo-"Clay or nobody
S pose IL $ all right
A BALE OF SAcxcLorH, and a barrel Of ,chite Ashes
INVALID CIDER CASES.
THE MAN who went down TO the Balize and came
back with large flea in his ear
Coon SKINS DRESSED.
THE GENTLEMAN who went into the fourth district
and "suw the Elephant"
Coon SKINS UsDREs.ED.
THE IsDIvIDUAL who went into the second district
and "kssed Sally Farrell /"
LATCH STRINGS OF 1910.
THE GENTLEMAN from the third district "who struck
Billy Patterson"
RELICS OF Loo CAIN.
PROMISES made in ls40 four abreast.
GHosT of that "two dollars day and roast beef.
TRANSPARENCY representing Mr.. Bolts swearing at
John Tyler, in bed Mouo-Misery makes strange
bed fellows.
words-"Mr Bddle is not labofing under alteration
of mind-he has only The influenza"
VoTEs AGAINST THE CONVENTION in an old shoe.
MUNICIPALITY NoTEs AND TIrPEcAsoE Soso Books,
bottled up and labelled-"For The rats
OLD RAGS IN CRY CARTS
DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKERS twelve abreast, in
squads
The TROOPS (but not the BAYoYETs) that were to
have appeared the Pennsylvania Avenue, under the
command of General Disgust
Music, by the Charirari band, that did run
The procession will move 10 the fiat boat 7rd,iaotty
Captain Whiggery, upon which craft they will take
passage for Salt River. All baggage NEST be packed
IN meal bags. No passenger is allowed to take more
than one copy of the life of Clay. Each man will
find his provisions, sugar excepted:
By order Of the Executors Of the deceased
COL JoHSsos-W While the partzans OF Mr.. Cahoon
aud Mr. Van Buren, are engaged in The energetic do
vocacy Of the claims Of their respective favores tney
entirely 10 have lost sight OF candidate lot lne
Presidency who if not prominent or as Distinguish
ed as the above named gentlemen, possesses host Of
ardent and attached supporters, and ne is canvasng
that portion of the country in which he is presumed 10
be the first choice of the people, with zeal and per
severance that are rapidly rendering him dangerous
competitor in the field. We aude 10 Richard NJ. John
son. Ii is reported of Old Tecumseh that he has been
heard to declare that he will yield his nomination to
Martin Van Buren,, and 10 him only. Ii the National
Convention should disregard the pretensions o. the
sage of Underwood, Col. Johnson will neglect no van
ase gro " as.nre the Loco Focos that, when in
1900, ne IS troublesome customer-one not easily
wheeled off or choked down. In the West ne vastly
popular-already he has received the State nomina
tons Of Arkansas and Kentucky, and will very proba
bly, obtain those of Illinois, Indiana and Missouri In
Pennsy vana he is considered the second choice OF the
Democracy Mr.. Van Buren, never was popular IN the
Kew Stone State-Mr. Calhoun stands no chance
there and when the delegation from Pennsylvania
perceive that Mr. Buchanans nomination is out of the
question: they will most likely cast their votes for Col
Johnson. In Ohio he has host of friends, and many
contingencies may arise under which ne would obtain
the vote Of the Loco Focos from that State. Al all
eveDts COL johnson VIII go into the Natonal Conven.
lion with about 45 votes to back hma very resPecta-
BILE number Should he succeed in obtaining those of
Pennsylvania and Ohio, he will have nearly one half
of the whole number of votes The discussions be
tween the Cahounites and Van Bureuites will not az
feet him. His votes come from section where neither
Of the two prominent candidates have much weight
In fact the farther these feuds carried, the better
it is for Col Dick. He is looking upon the game now
being played with the GOODNESS and tact of an expe
renced veteran, who sees that out of these very
schisms will probably grow his own advancement.-
The Locos would do well TO keep bright look out
upon the Colonels movements, or he will give them
trouble in the Convention, and probably ont of it.
1.N. o. Bee.