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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18
FOR THE ESQCM


Messrs Editors As it is generally understood ,h,;
the Honorable G.. b. Cary will under no cI,cum-
stances be again candidate for Congress and, q.
it is further the general convicticn that s.cnca
and able representative in the State Legislature tie
Speaker of the House, viii also not be before tie poo
pie, | venture to bring forward the name of gen.
tleman in the town Of Portsmouth, with whom haze
had no conversation the subject-as 1t is but sheer
Justice to him to dcclarc-but who would, hope,
consent 10 run. That gentleman is Dr. WV Cot
LIss; and, as the Convention, which will meet n
Suffolk will have the ordering of this matter, hce
that his claims to their consideration and supper, w.
receive respectful examination.
avn aware that our present Senator, Alr. Akin
son, has been suggested by few as candidate, tc;
for one, along with many others, prefer TO zee ha
where he is doing good if silent SERVICE to hs coli
stituents and the State, in Richmond.
In the views above expressed, am identified with
many old members of the party here; and, although
Dr. Collins has not sought the office, nor, that an
aware Of, expressed any wish on the subject, SILL
this, think rather recommendation than otherwise
admire the frankness have always found IN ihe
Doctor, evidenced i'll his open preference OF Sir g
houn, bul not carried far to lead TO any tecrH,
nation, oppugnant to hearty support o' hlr Wa
Buren,, or any nominee of the National Convection
As have said above, | thus bring Doctor Collins
l-r--- without his prvity or consent
His modesy may have prevented thai, bu, such t:
ever the Characteristic Of true merit.
ISLE or WIGHT
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CO.VNINIf
Brunswick Congressioaal Di,frirt. q


The important additions and alterations made fy flo
late apporlionmen in the organization Of our D,ice,
will, without any other consideration Of the subject ~
think, at demonstrate the propriey and ncce,.
Of the meeting of Convention 10 designate saa5,
candidate for the station of our Representative m Ne
Congress Of the I. s. Let assemble with our friend,
from the rcmoest extremcs of the newly organized
District, al some central point and on some early day
and calmly and dspassionately consult together up59
meeting Of the Republicans Of each county, their
respective Court days in March, TO appoint Ds.r.afe,
10 such Convention: viii not Dinwiddc Cour House
Petersburg be most central and accessible for the q.
sembage of tie Convention and Jet the day be- tie fir.
Monday N Aiiii ~. - for the meeting
Fellow Democrats II Holloway, Grcen>yie Meek.
lcnburg. ErUn>n4ck Au.e!is, Dlnwddc Petersburg ana
Prince George, how DO these suggestions accord with
your views upon the subject, Let US unite upon o.,
abes man, whoever he may be-for we can e!cc, Wien
we p!easc-ald lei him be who will not ou!y o.cr
sbly but truly represent political sentiments AID
who will ably advocate them upon the floor Of Con.
gress. We have more than one such in cur Dsr,
but whoever the favored may be, let us u,c upon
him. Old Brunswick will be- proud i'll giving sou lie
services of the author of her immortal Resolutions T.
is high time TO be up and doing. No longer DELAY
Nothing but wise legislation speedil, Gclnef L,
from the many political and pecuniary evils Which nos
bear US down. Let the nation have the services q our
abest statesman, and happiness and prosperity viii
again be ours.
Old Luncn We have long fought with thee side by
side in the great cause of Democracs Farewell ",
are sorry to miss thee from family circle, La, 81.
political fraternity will still be the same. We re,sg
thee with sorrow, though with confidence, TO arc!u
branch Of our eat family, and clasp III 4 fond embrace
those who are TO occupy thy place.
Jamaica bodies, treat her we'll
MANY BRuNSWICkERS
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COMMrNfnn rr.

To the Voters of the Congressional District conpo'rg
The counties Of .Ncekicnburg, Brunswick, Diaridf'
DC.
The bill, apportonng the representation OF the Stat.
having passed the duty will devolve upon you Of ,eer
ing some suitable person TO represent the district in ,t
18Th Congress. No Duty which freemen owe then,scys'
can be Of higher Importance, under ordinary cir,o
stances, than care in the selection Of those TO WHOM,
they confde their representation. Al this time This h.
comes matter Of deep interest, from the fact Tia, =,
the proper application Of the principles OF the Renyb
can party may depend the success of those princoc.
in that restoration Of Government TO lis Rcpull,
simplicity which is the great object now before us -
To effect this, due regard must be had the e'cr,
OF the agents, by whom this change is to be wrov,i,
and, in casting my eye district find no ona
better suited, considering his ability, eApctienc .rI
nllcxbc devotion TO the great doctrines Of Republic
liberty, than Gen. G. c. Dronigoolc 10 bear ccf ,r
Republican flag of this old Republican district, uaLe-
whose folds he has ever stood lis strongest champion Il
is in such men the people can confde; All, il, ,tn
bringing his name before the district, feel assured
that should his country call on him 10 head lis rst,
ing forces he will be found ready to devote am.2lf II
their service. have thought proper thus call alien.
ton 10 this subject the timc for the selection If
candidate is short, hoping that tie public mind vi,
centre our fayorite, and that Convention should one
be held will duly consider his claims.
March 10Th, 1913. BRUNSWICK
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MEDICAL, COLLEGE.

bill is now before the House Of Delegates asking
an appropriation from the Literary Fund, OF any ba'
lance remaining, after previous appropriations ana as
ii may accrue, until it amount to $50 oOo Tor the be-
neit of the Medical College in this City The Faculty
will guarantee the interest, and the State 10 noa a
deed upon the property. BY this means, the College
asks no increase of the debt and merely socIts share
of that patronage which has been avshed upon other
institutions The times such, that S2O,ouo now
appropriated could be expended in property, which ID
ordinary times OF prosperity would be readily worth
$780, 900. Thus, the investment now mace, "ouio
rive the State solid guarantee against loss by depre-
citation. The College has done much, and, under Inc
patronage of the State will continue, TO contribute TO
sire ngthcn in an important manner, our home ins'''
tulions.
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FO!. THE F.TQII6FB
perceive in the Enquirer Of the ll,h instant, IL
Colonel HuIAED is announced as candidate ior IL
election 10 Congress from the Congressional district
Prince Edward, Buckingham, &c In order that NJ.
apprehension may be avoided, II is proper TO state a
fact, that this annunciation was made in conform
with the wishes of many and highly respectable cor
stiluens, who, approving his political course, a4tre.
letters TO him in Washington, and urged hlm to dci':
himself candidate soon the Congressional apo
'lonment bill passed the Legislature. They bo'css
that the Republican party would hold 40 Con'eai'c'
and that if one should be held, he would III
nomination; and as the day of election was no, a:l:
tant, they wished Colonel H. to offer again without &c
lay.
Il is for the Republicans throughout the dis'c =
decide, whether they will will no, hold Convent
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Congo
Should they think proper TO hold such Convene
affirm with entire confidence, confidence vess.i 4
from an intimate acquaintance with Colonel iiu..n
that he will abide by their decision, be it wha, ~.
and take leave to add that knop lie has no des"
embarrass the Democratic party the adoption o. az,
measure, which they may propose with view ic'
selection Of candidate.
DEMOCRAT
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dred of her abest sons, in great State Convention
should have been corrupt weak, TO betray he
or he themselves betrayed into treachery TO the Cosl-
tuition Nor would il be very courteous TO charge ien
with becoming the vile or the voluntary satellites oi ~
York Such language is not calculated TO serve any man
or any party. .,,.
But, oumrc, who is the distinguished man, that
writes such letter from Richmond We have oeeh
advised By one of MIR Ca!houn's friends that no ds
man in Richmond, could have written SUI"
= letter-We must nlmcs, apologize to readers,
for using in The above such language as Van Bnren
friends, or Calhouns friends There was no hepuo,
lican in that Convention, who was not the jr'ena o,
boh-and who is wiling to 80 for tie nominee o,
the Republican party. And for one, we say tnas !,
orr Convention had proposed different time, we were
,ubhclv pledued to abide by it.
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A DEMOCRAT
FOX TIE ~
OLD uANlHER-n.,nin,

VIsD TTiINVF FN--HgHFN
Many of the Republicans of this contested count! !.
looking to John G. Brown, for their candidate ..
next Election. He will no doubt he brought before
people, al .heir next Cortland will NEE, with
gorous support. He has long served the causc-ant
has The talents to support it, at the camsassaod 10
hold it in our public councils II We cannot ct q
White co!ors, hope the people will take the Efc'
AT all events, be il While. or Bro@a--bc ii .Nigos
what not, let The whole Democracy rally upon III '
mnec-and save the county from the hands Of .
Wings. Let US ria the battle against lfiric'~"
US pu the nose Of these Wing boosters out OF ioa'
They are already chuckling at the idea. that !ia'
is theirs this Spripg-hccausc the White siecd +
the Gcld-Away with such bragccrs Friend I'n
pledges himself 10 groom the stable, ard cher"
horse His tongue, his hand, his auspices a;c y =
thousands, any way A REruBLlCN
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IU-HsTI-NIt.II T.LI.
Tbomas s Boeock, of Bucktnghan

Thomas ) B6eock OF Bn6fthghdm.
Amongst the new members OF the House OF Dele
gates, none enjoys more envabe reputation than the
young member from Buckingham or the speeches
in favor of Stay Law his decidedly the best on
that side of tho question His amnble manners and
courtesy of department, with very becoming modesly
have rendered him very popular. It was mainly thro
his energetic efforts that the Federal county OF Bedford
was stricken from the Buckingham district, and the
Democracy of Randoph's old district saved from this
incubus of Whggery. To ha persevering efforts,
they are Indebted for this result IL should endear
him to the Democracy Of the whole new District and
especially to that portion which he represents. Blu,
for this change The voice OF The Republicans III that
District would have been drowned; and Tor len years
to come, the Democracy wholly OVERLAND by Campbell
and Bedford Should the people of Buckingham al
low him TO be beaten in the approaching election, II
will be most ungrateul return for strict representa-
tive fidelity. The Democracy Of the whole Son,hside
would cry out, "shame The apathy of their friends
of Buckingham !" When he shall have become better
acquainted with the rules and proceedings Of Legs
ative bodies only be acquired by long practice he
will hold high station among his compeers Ills
mind is bold and vigorous, well trained TO labor, and
we'll stored with correct and classical reading.
A DEMOCRATIC MEMBER.
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CO-U.UU.,JC


To tie Democratic Iofers Of Od Hasorr
As Col. White has declined The invitation 10 l. =
candidate for the House of Delegates, in tie est-
so soon to take place, time should be los, 10 o.
ing prominently before the county, one sun3f
represent you; inasmuch, as your opponents area.
in the field, and should be met at all quarters, g;
zeal and activity will do much against your .,
wish to bring 10 your notice, Charles
Dabney, as one calculated in every respect 10 80
you faithful and able Representative. lie, U
assemble, al our next Court, from various paris
beloved old county, and call upon Mr. Dabney 70
out, and do what he can for the good cause; ara %
give him our united votes, and there IL no doubt g
success A HANo'tE''
March Is, le43
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The Wing Convention OFthe Essex District, which
met at Tappahannock, have unanimously nominated as
their candidate Willoughby Newton, Esq, Of West
moreland-and the Richmond Wing says he has ac-
s,reng,h. he will defeat the Wing nominee.
The Richmond Wing points 10 James c. Bruce
ESQ as the favorite candidate Of the Wings in the la
fax District. =, 49,
Mr.. Andrew Broadus, Jr., is the Wing candidate in
the county of Caroline The Richmond Wing threat ,
ens 10 urun the Democratic opponent to the throat
latch" Democrats of Caroline! what say ye to this
threat ~ =,
A Correspondent of the Richmond Wing yesterday
puts aside Messrs. Hill, Toer and Irving as the most
av,,Iabe candidates for the Charlotte Dstrict-and
thinks Wood Doudin the strongest man-and Col Bon
durant the next strongest.
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OLD T|auoDer-To Le R,,.ss.

Otu ITHHUUtT-IU tHF T't's~-' =,
The Democratic Republicans Of llanoFf, :
qucsted 10 meet at their Court house, on The -.
Chat being Court day,) for the purpose OF ger.
candidate TO be voted for at the ensuing Spring :,
in the stead of our late worthy Delegate, .o''
White, who declines re election. r.
Al the same time, meeting Of the Coun'!
ponding Committee is requested, for the p pTt /
adding TO its numbers. SEVERAL VIZ