Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27
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erhEN R:LLI or JHE UtNc.NACl

GHAED RALLY or The ptIctEAcf
~ C-ApAEpeTON :,
t-,cc.l,'v !, r9l., ol >a'Ir3c; las, : large
v-c-i.n nf tie prirocracg g: ~. CONT; aiil' '-
-. ;,,, he ad;oin'u, cuUuiit-. n-l q 'araies-
own whose ,>aIjolic citizen, we.c T. give 10 i:!e
Lcn. ~ ia. I.rcc:. . public dinner.
II an c?,lr hour, he citizens 81 Ga!a'H';o"n
~, ieishtu;: coi, leag formed ~ precision
M q Ga; 2 d. Seaman, Che: MaF.Ash CaP'.
Scildirer a.d the: ;!ss;,ars, ~ itAe. s,.e!i
distance ironi town IL c>cort bGc.; the Nloci.2s-
ter an ,',e3er;c.. copl;Y delegation, "hlca WaS
h.at.t +, Csr; l. V. CamG5c:is sp.eadid oand
9; l..i,is. Being Joined ~ yi,is ana cH1zen' 81
jefferson ar. oaef c:.,lies cn is lciiFn TIE rro-
cesscn w;s ,ainca - lie Narin>bGl2 cei2Ea-
ton. Il hen Proceeded through iie yiii4ge t. ~.
western cy,re,ri;"-lherce bacs and 10 heari;-
-, grove a,cut iat mile South o: tbe i'l'i g.
i!e.. nany Of lie fair had already assembled
ana wc.e .xa!t.ao he iimc icf iie s!'ca hlA@ 10
commence. Being dismissed, the crowd iin!1e-
Gis;ely surrounded tie sTeaEei'S s;aLd.
~ IL o'clUc1, Richard l.. UT. ~, 81 " IL
chester. was nInGsced Is III. /. : p,%c /"
he :s>,mty; ant iol three ho1Ts ri"5ted The u
,n-,;,.n o., H.. hsasers. We a;e rot able 10 90
,us,;ca 10 h. speech oil Mr.. Byrd He cio:'ie..:
aGicess near Ma:,inslars II 1880 IS s;ll' re!.e'a-
tered "a: tio~c who herd tnat vii lave
mach batter idea Of his ability, tasn cou'd be
formed from REMARKS o: ours. The PRINCIPLES
otlic Democratic pal;y we're ably .t'inedh b. Alr
Byrd. TIE measures al Inc Wing PAT; were
g. forth in their proper l;chi. Argus:en, alone
seemed: 10 IL tie ailn o; Mr.. bvrG; every topic
was discussed: Bari, Tariff, Distribution ard
.ASsnynrton, as well as the unholy opposition
Oh ihe Waiss 70 the annexation Q. Texas an
lhes- schemes II Fe5c?;! NhiageIy were DIS
ccsscj in d manner which corii ri la. 10 cci.'
I I'd, e - ,,,aU y .sstq -
Of Inc Wing, ard OF the dangerous tcrferc: Of
Inc measures they :Gvocale. While Nj By!d
was exposing The o3!ans T,ua, in iioni oi us
s:ooi IN honest Wing. who ever ard anon
would excl. im-aa,irees !ns hinseli;oa friend At
his s;le-"hc is righ' Il did not understand it
!, is uacoual-i; is unjust" Such, we aeiic:e,
were the coIi:iclcns OF every honest minded
nan who hcald him.
Atihe conclusion of MIR Byfd's speech, the
co,apany caIlook OF the substantial Democratic
fare Of their Gararis;own iiienl-. The ladies
were also waited upoa and amcir accommodated.
After all had been serted, The Stand was again
surrounded: and Mr. Lucas " ,nlrodnced-
Whca he n Sc, one ,5:g aud load Pc; VI Demo
cr,tlic thu.der wen, icf;h, and tod 'a;ne: than
words the admiration of hi, t,0w-c..izcas. il
was no, his object, he said, after via, h;c heea
said, 20 make epccch; hi. h. proceeded L. re-
:iew the hypocrisy, l.cerlion lies ard humbug-
gury Of the Wing p riy; the forfeiture oil Ill The
promises ~ which hey induced The PEOPLE tos11-
p5r, them in lSi0-e,lowirg that par!r that ~
soit~ 10 >nch means as they do, are unworthy the
confidence Of a free md in dependent rec?!e -
We wishihl; every Whic in "Oil Be' !."!ey had
been present.
Wien Mr. Lncae had concluded Mr.. Charles
liar iinc, of Chares,oNn, was Introduced; ana
though be had hu' faW moments 10 spare, he d
/. -. s,l..,, -. H..
of inc he poke.
we can convey NJ idea Of The cnhasia>Di q.
this meeting. Is zeal ana srrit wc5e narcr IT,
fore exceeded by The Democracy in col! berte-
lex Never before has 50 large an assembly
been convened a; Gara:i>,0wn. and seldom in soy
raI, Of he county According 10 Wing compjl.
atioa il numbered thnns; n3s. ~ the Wing les
;;al in chay!cstoWn We are told, there were ur
wards OF 20a0; and we learn from good "nha!;-
u tia: The Gafarislo"n meeting exceeded ii con
~idcratty in nonhcr'; bin We are willing 10 *,
i, Cown - from 1000 10 1909.
The Coons he'll q racctinc in cdsesviile On
Sanriar lat: hut il :u'ned or, 10 te such 4 Giea
gre ~. ir, thai on the return Of those who went
IRON here they held d meeting :, the Synagogue.
10 bear the canscs Of Inc iiluie cxpa inc by their
o.a,ogS-[ Na1t;asiarg RepeiiieGn.
The Garfa:ts:own Dinner. in honor o.: orr Dis
liugnshcl representative. Col. Lucas, came o..
on Saturday lasl. in handsome svc. The com
pauy prcsen; on theocc7si0u. j. yariousy cs:ina-
led ii tom i::icen ha:.&:ea 10 Two thousand per-
Sons
This large assemhiagc Of Democrats was 40
t'ye>~cd bv Richard L. Byrd Esq Whose speech,
We are informed, was orc OF great ability. The
Ce:c:ai orators hal heen in tai aeighro:hooi, .se
understand . stoF: time previous 10 this ms.ii5g.
and had succeeded. 10 some tz;2u "in pulling
tie uuul over tic cve." al INC Teopc IN thr Ia
r:ii On! Texas question. Mr. E:fi va, request
CT - d!scu thee topics, ana we have every
reason 10 believe, from the high cncomiunls pro-
aalrced 81 his eiiorr. that he ms efiectuaily sue
ceeiei in cissipi ling n TIE GolblS and mis-
TIE minds 81 tn people. The asseul g vas
also ad,rcssed ~ he Hon. Wn. Lucas, in his
happics, STYLE III the course c: which. he express
81 N eioauc-; 'CrTns, Tic gratitude lie lei: Tor the
:i.tlitv win which me il .oni;2bic Democracy oi
TIA, Federal region had ever adhered 10 hin
His remarks were :er: aficc:iu-. and called up
The h;., tear drop in the eyes oi many wio had TIE
cool iofinne 10 he among The auditory on that
proud occasion The meeting was also addressed
liz .iT. Charles IL riding Of Charie>;own. ana The
D.mocras were we'll pleased, We understand, with
The CARRYING which Coonery received a. his
hands They adjourned abou; ''nish:-.;an. and
anj gratifying u: the numerous iacc,iGC d The
Dc;nocra cv which has been held curing the pre-
sch: campaign tiRcirs"r T,rc;illG.:. 1Eg. y.
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OUR COURSE
Mr. Tyler having wl,hdra wn from the Pros.-
DENTAL contest, :. may rol &c obruSivc or impro-
per for rs 10 saw that or coarse hereafter will be
Inc same tina, has been hi,heri9; viz sl.a2hior
ward in the old Nadiso2ian aad Icfcr.onian Re-
publican path. Tni. isl the path which Alr Tyler
has pursued, and will undoubtedly continue 10
pursue, as a politician and Chief Magistrate.
Il was our sincere desire 10 see Mr.. Clay &C.
featcd b. the man when he had So rnlusily per-
secuted for demoli>hrs the nlo.sicr Bank; bu. be-
ing dis ppoinied in that wish We can see no reason
why he Should not he defeated b: another. par
ticularly since his obnoxious principles, which
We have been combating for years, have under
gone no ch;nge
same ,ha, :; r. entertained BIZ Mr.. Tyler This We
say on no doubtful authority. The same may
be confdcnil: said of Mr. Dallas. Therefore
we shall advocate the election Of
POLK ASn DALLAS.
And they viii Re elected easily Let lis glance
a, the rtccn; elections 2 moment:
ISL. 1910
Whgmai. Wing Dem.
about mai. gain.
Norln CsTolna, 25:u l2.59U lO.uul
Kentucky iii0 25,ii0 2l,o00
Indiana, Dem. ma
oriy.) 5000 1908 5000
Illinois, 60. G993 Dem 1000 1890
Louisiana, Go, o,00c Wing 5000 5000
Democratic gain in Grc States, 5000
Thcsa five Sia;es cast 3o5,0G0 ro:as III ISL,
and j, appears lhat The Democratic gain has been
;'7wers Of l3 per cent. The number OF voles
CO! IN 1910 smounled 10 about 100000
&c per cent. gain on the whole would bc
$4,000, which would o"ercomc General H5r-
. r;son's rnaorifr in 1870 Of li5,0o9. and lc; &c
balance OF 3G,Goo M; Jotii; TOR Cn!nnci Polk;
Besides, there are some 100000 an;-Barl; Re-
pub!icaas who supported Mr.. Tyler, who viii
not only not 60 Tor Mr.. Clay, bu, will vote Tor
Col. Polk. This will IL apparent in The State
elections this fall preceding he Presidential cleo
lion And why should ii no, be 81? When MIR