Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-28

np opposition TO National Bank, Protective iat'i
and every other measure of the Federal party anu
his determination with those whose Pfihc'Pes
coincide with his own.
The following resolution was Then cie'eo, anu una
nnously adopted
R.so,.ed. Tha; We approve the course o! the Hon
Z W HUBBARD in The 9th Congress, and 'hat we
will cordially support him candidate Tor re e!ec
ton.
After both meetings had adjourned, Col. liuoard aa'
dressed large nnd attentive audience IN Inc 0ou''
house, in speech Of upwards of an hour At'ei zen
dering lis acknowledgements TO bis Republican 'f'e"us
for the very ccrdial and aattering manner IN wn'ch
they had brought him before the people o. tue Soii
Or ssional District Of which Campbell forms part:
he viewed the acts OF the late Congress, ana ehhi.
bited Whierery in It's light-i.s all promise ane
I0 reshigg character We regret that we have not
:c 10 aitcmp. sketch of his remarks Suihce u 10
say his speech entirely satisfactory TO his Polcai
friends and caused some fulterng among The wings
When he had concluded, loud calls were made Tor
"Wood Boudin" and "Alajor Garland, both of whom
positively declined TO reply evil no one reiu'e The
positions of the Loco Foco candidate tor Congress-
or words 10 that feet were repeatedly heard from ls
lips of Wing friends. No responding to their
earnest calls they again begged Major Garland to come
10 their help whereupon the Major arose. aud respond
ed 10 their call substantially follows: "Gentlemen
was first elected TO Congress BY the Democrats-I ad-
hsred faithfully to my and Tor SO dong, they
turned me out OF their ranks was then elected by
elected me to carry out, and for doing they kicked
me ont! Help yourselves, gentlemen OF both parties
This reply was cold comfort to those who made the call
upon lis author and put an end TO the CRIES Tor War
land" sBouldin," Reid, &c
Both parties numbered nell at the Court House on
Monday, notw Outstanding the inciemency OF the wea-
Their From present signs, we shall have warm and
close ccntest-but we have the utmost confidence 10
the election of our county and Congressional candi-
dates if our friends but do their duty as they dld In
former years when Messrs. Clay and Daniel were IN
the field in opposition 10 the anti caucus candidates.
Let our friends but 60 into the canvass with The right
spirit and brilliant and glorious victory awaits us.
Republicans of Campbell ITO ARMS TO
AR6lS!!
Tins CoSoREssIosAL DIsrRIcT.-lt IS due to Col
Huhard 10 state that he has been announced IN the
papers as the Democratic candidate for this District IN
accordance with the wishes and requests OF RePuol-
cans i'll the several counties OF which II IS composed
He was wiling submit TO the decision OF ConVen'
ton bu, THE Republicans of the District have not yet
called Convention and It is obviously too late now
Col H. Is entirely acceptable the Democracy of this
county and hope he equally so to our friends IN
each of the other counties. We have but 10 REFER 10
his course in the last Congress- to satisfy our readers
of his devotion the principles of the Republican par
IT, and of his efficiency as Representative. HIS
speech against the Bank BILL at the Extra Session. was
one of the useful and interesting delivered on that
question: Astounding facts and figures to which the
advocates of the bill could make reply. As to his
availability It is enough 10 say, that he vas almost the
only Democrat in the last Congress, who obtained his
seat by defeating jthig member of the preceding
Congress.
rlTTsYLvANIA COUNTY.
Nessrs. Editors IL present at n large and re-
spectacle meeting Of the Democrats, held at Pitsy-
yania Court House, Monday last, for the purpose
OF nominating candidate for that Congressional Dis
trict and also, suitable candidates to represent
the county in the next Legislature of Virginia The
meeting was organized by calling Col Daniel Coleman
to the Chair and appointing Bedford FL Averet Esq
Secretary. The object of the meeting being explaned
a Committee of seven, composed Of delegates from
the different counties forming the district, retired for
few minutes, and reported their choice that tried
Republican, Captain Walter Coles, who being in
formed of his nomination, accepted it in brief, but
very appropriate address.
The Committee appointed ut February Court, to
bring forward suitable candidates for the Legisa
ture, reported the names Of Col. Stephen Coleman
and Major John Jones, which unanimously
adopted The meeting then adjourned, after resolving
TO use every honorable means in their power TO Sc
the election of their candidates.
The Wings were in caucus during the greater part
of the day, connecting TO defeat the Demo
cratic party n the ensuing election did not witness
their proceedings but was told, that George d. Gil
mer, Esq u, is to be the opponent OF Capt. Coles.
also understand, that after long persuasion, Capt.
Whether reluctantly consented TO become candidate
for the county provided, they would run Dr. Atkinson
of the Reporter, his colleague, who might, in case
of his defeat, retire with him to the shades of Turkey
Cock HOuntain TO set his political bones that may be
broken in the canvass, giving him dose of his favori'e
medicine, the Danville Reporter, week TO keep
him from expiring under the operation.
Oh my countrymen, what falling or! But two
years since, it was Congrsss-then the Senate-then
Governor he is humble supplicant for the
suffrage of the people Of his county And what next
Captain Why if you defeated this Spring, they
may you for CorpOrai-and then, perhaps, your
title of dignity being changed, you may stand some
chance to be elected. All, Captain! Captain ! you
are gul!ed again "You can't come it Colo
mel and Major loo. A BIRD PASSAGE.