Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-26
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 100.
Prom the Lynehburz virrinian.
ENTHUSIASTIC WING FESTIVAL.

VIC uid NOT witness more gratifying specncle-Thera
were not lees than from IL TO 1900 persons presen-by
some the number estimated more than 1000. ,ror
whom, were or 300 ladies', radiant in beauty, who
honored and graced the occasion by their presence W.
recognised among the crowd too with pleasure.
rabe number of our political opponen who although
ueTesenied ON the occasion, upon the rostum mingled
WIN their ing BRETHREN by whom they had been cordial
invited as American freemen always should do who
having common end in view, believe that the masses 6
both parties however variant sentiment are equally b
nest in their opinions and purposes and eouav d.; h
prosperity OF their country and the preservation in their
purify through all succeeding generations, OF the free i'll
situations which they have inherited from orefaihe
1t was deeply regretted that many the gentlemen who
hsd been invited % attend the meeting from abroad and
whose presence confidently expected were
by indispensable engagement from attending Their ali
sehco prevented prouacon OF the festival which had
been contemplated, beyond a single day And gloriou,
day was by the way A cloudess October sun" ,miI
ed upon us-such that which shed its radiant beams M,
on the great Eastern orator. When in si0 standing in front
OF the Capitol IN Richmond, he discoursed to assembled
thousands in Thoughts that breahed and words that bur
ned" wa
About midday, by arrangement WIN. L. Coegi, "a,
me representative but IN consequence an saccdents
shower in Greene and Madison not the returned ,,b
oil Tue Amherst district IN Congress- address the large
auGoy' VINO had been provided with comfortable seats
undeT the shelter OF an immense awning in front of the
eourthouse-Mr G.. having been previously introduced n,
the people, IN few happily conceived remarks
Oy samuel Meredith Garland, Esq. Mr. &, smoke ri
Two hours, IN bold, manly and eloquent stran-th.
quenee not of art, but of most powerful sf.
all not IN its immediate effects in its permanent mDr.
sons We deem 1t unnecessary advert to the TONES
on winch ne touched Suffice it say he boldly pro
claimed the Wing doctrines and ably indicated them
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Goggn's remarks the
were summoned Ia tinner-and for spac. of nm ron,
the extensive tables crowded by the rnul,,d 90
tae admirable manner in which the boun,fu repast
served up, was subject OF general remark.
after dinner the multitude, having again resumed th.ir
sA0 IN 'front.' OF the courthouse, addressed by R.
Iole' and by Col Thomas " Bondurant of Buckingham
by me latter very briefly in consequence of the sene,
OF Tie hour, being nearly dark when he concluded
After candle light the Clay Club which was soDe ,r,
ago ormed-ant remarked by one Of the speakers
the Tst Club formed in Virginia, and perhaps the IT,
assembled IN the courthouse, where number Of l,ds.
were inattendence. The President Cant 4 Dr,,,n,oJ
having taken the chair, Joseph X Irving ESQ OF Abrs
IN response to call upon him. delivered one of the nosi
powerful ana richly eloquent speeches to which II bos
been our good fortune to listen. We feel stronylv ,sr,
TO transfer TO paper, from memory some of the stro,
oil MS Speech as wei! OF ms sublime concenor
oEt"e know we should do him injustice by the aemn, ana
we must forbear, His whitening deno1nc;,,;C 90 IT r.
Ter was only surpassed by his glowing tribute y, the L
ter talents and services of Henry Cay-Mr Irving ,vo
loowed oy Mr. Goggin who again called on, H., 81
people, IN brlet address-in the course of yvbicb .
10 the amusement of the audience he gave "t5s -
HSt0ryg Ms Co0n and showed that that most sagaciou.
courase"us ana sandered quaduped is of all otber dr.
very hiiest emblem of the Wing party We b,v. 49,, -;
nor room at present present strsng points of .
uon-Col' Chares Perrow, of Nelson, being called our
men uehNesed warm and glowing address in H. -.
oil which he predicted the election of Mr. CLAY No, 49,
glorious scnptural majority of one hundred ana - s
thousand" which the Wings obtained in Is4O br, h "
least one hundred and fifty thousand Indeed so s,ri
ms confidence in the power of 'mightv tu,b 50
neieves there will be mo Democrats in Is43"hn, d.,
shaiI ps oil wings So mote it be- Colonel,-Col
AeAaIluer Fitzpatrick of Nelson was then sur,,,oI -
the stand by the roE poPui and addressed the CIb h;a
but with great energy and force He took occaso, -, -
marx mat his devotion TO the Wing party having been
uohed by some persons, ne took that occasion 10 d., r.
Puon, oy saying IN the language Of Gov Jones of Ten
nessee that he was "for Clay FIRST for Clav last ad g.
Gay a.. ue ume' The Club then adjourned-and 40 far
as PoIlucal matters are concerned the T Oh L.
harmonious and pleasant Observation-Disclosures -'' D'y
Inc younger portion OF the persons present who n,.
req 'he dance to politics. had Ball the evening AZ bo
hote! ol Messrs. Simmons & Price.
We must not conclude our hurried notice Of cha s;,
"lOu eharAlng that, at proper intervals the fine bsnJ
OF amateur musicians, from this place enyened I'm. CO..
MONIES OF the DAY, by many spirited and beautifully arsc
ted pieces "iy eAecu-
Nor must we omit mention the only flag exhibited
ne WORK, we are assured Of very juvenile arrist bt j.
execution and design-a youth about nine vears ., o.
m Pat anu brushes being piece of charcoal! On one
SIDE Of the nag was ''the Mil Boy Of the Sas6,s, b
'aa same oia Coon, couchant, but in the attitude
OF sprnglng upon his assaianis And really ss - :.
ART independently OF It's political illusions and
considering the youth of the painter fF he NAV he 80,
"u uiS meagIeness OF his materials, it deserved all
~ eo,'.uS'oh mat was so lavshly bestowed upon it.
j. mus emitted TO the credit, only of having
established the rst Clay Club but of having riy.n the
wing fcsuVal, III the opening campaign She has nnt The
wing. 'P II mo
We hope 70 receive the toasts and the letters of the IN
WED guests IN time for publication in our next paper
SCENES OF CIVIL WAR-Jorrden fsu,n,,,od -,
himself 1.-The headmen,) led the remains of his army bact
To AVignon and demanded Immediately supplies In money
ahd ammunition These refused by III. rner,b.- &
the municipality, which the ruian Withdrew M 60,
land waste the surrounding country again succeeded 80
Carpantas, and bombardod It with red hot balls One
more ne was rePused with great loss BY means of sn
lar stratagem. The brgands had encnrnncd n, -. -;
lance from town IN plain whence they fred their red hal
pals Inc inhabitants carried large pots full Of pitch 10
the tops Of the highest houses and setting fir IN ,b ~
Iaed dismal cres and soon the pots were in full blaze
Inc bngands, conceying that their balls had taken c
anu ua e ones were those OF despair triumphanty nd
Nanccd TO force their into the place whom . Mel
battery suddenly poured upon them discharge of crane
shot with such effect drive them back to their
Jourdan ordered his cavalry bring IN the dead and vim
dcd; and the way IN which they performed tls ,rsr,
worthy Of such force. One end of r,r,I h.i- go,
round wounded man. the other was tied 4, H. b,,,
cuPPei anu IN TINS manner they dragged their rnanged
oo'ues oenu them NJ full galoP ull they were out OF
Times. ~ '""
PRErENDEp PtRAcy IN TIVE Hooetv.-'rhe New York
ommereial OF wednesday gives an account furnished b
Capt French, ct the Muscn that port of an o,.rL h.
swarm o, naiVes ON the Argo OF this port while passing
down the Hoogy, OF the defeat OF the crew and Tho ,
OF q CaPtan and Others and Of the recapurc of Tho -
sci 10y pilot and cook armed with hot water Tire o.
gan o. the story was probably silly hoax put upon can
tain French BOO Calcutta. I'm fact the Aryo VA. t. :,
sea By steamer from Calcutta ten DAYS before tb. pretend
ed occurrence arrived this port in safety and has since
sailed again.-B1srov DAILY Apv
Practical Farmer" IN the Boston Cuuvator says tina
he last year butchered hog months old which ypgcd
VO los mat for some weeks before bringing HIM % the tub
he ate nothing bat boiled appe that hs was offered col
corn meal but refused and that the pork was of the hes
quality, and did shrink in tho tub
Family Wcdicincsi
M viii cell good any other hosse an the a. 40
" me following Medicines. anl warranted genuine
Wars Balsam of Wild Cherry for diseases Of tbs hfrg.
Rnwanis Improved Tonic Mixture for agie ari ever
Hernart's Cholera Medicine for Darrhe. eboi,rs A.