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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03
(Nulner 49,


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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

The Editor of The T. Wing saws Yesterday, that
he hes seen the COPY OF Mr.. Clay letter il Mr..
LeiahS possession and h. is satisfied that il leaves
Mr. Claws vcst9l character untouched in single
point The American public a:e moi be so east
is Lumbua@cd bv the opinion Of this rabid editor
his IMPRESSIONS Of the Letter will certainly
not he regarded IS governing the Judgment o a
whole naion Let those portions CT the letter
which refer To Tic Presidential election Of 1926
(exciudirg al private passages and omilting
nameS) he given 20 the world-and the public can
then form thar o;rt opinion aS 10 the meaning OF
the letter.
Bu'in lis anxiety 70 acQnit Mr.. Clay according
10 his ora Che Whis's) impressions, lie lets inc
cat ont Of The bag, and admits The senuinencss OF
Kendals version of the following passage in
Claws letter 10 Mr.. Blair:
"Mv friends entertain The belief that Nie'r lind
wiAi.S so-ards me will in he end he m"& disly "a
h accomplished IN ics.omiag h1r ryies al Mr..
.i}Gms. Your representative (meGnins NJ.
Whi,e) is Inclined IL concur with Us IN ihcsc sen
:;:ncai>. and = know his respect for your cpin-
ion (Alr. Blair's,) request. frou concur in
my views. tia, YOU will write 10 him by return
mail 70 strengthen mir ~ ms s@c!inGti0rs !Sfo'r
Misto Crh!caGeH nicac"
To neYlraizc these pregnant expressions, tie
Wing thus iiercey attacks Mr.. Kendall Tor !a-
wing CARRIED" mos, material portion of The let
ter: Now between The two sentences contained
in this quotation, there are one or two others
which the scoundrel Kendall oD,iticf, and omitted
because they give different, an opposite, and an
honorable and patriotic Interpretation TO the two
which he quotesm
We have turned 10 Mr. Lynn Boyds speech, and
find the following 10 be the facts in regard 10 Ken
dalrs Version ofClav's letter. Kendall. (whom the
Richmond Wing 50 coarsely iiberallv and I'M
Justly abuses is writing in his newspaper OF 1873
10 Mr. Clay and says 10 him that he Mr.. Clay
had in his letter 10 Blair used nearly the words
sci forth in the frs sentence ofthe letter 10 Blair
above quoted, Gard admitted b the Wig 20 be
correctly Kendall then SAYS to Mr.. Clay; You
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
EMBARRASSMENT
of I,oeal oul M&'fpmentoi .Eas,c

oi Iotai GGI !a&'frI.hini LESlc
MFR. 7. H. VAEDEN BERG respect
w iully aaLounccs 10 the ladies and gen
temen OF Richmond, That he will give Vo-
cal and Instrumental Entertainment at the En-
change ConceI, Room, on Wednesday evening
next, Sept 18th, 1871 consisting chiefly OF the
newest and most popular Songs and Ballads oi
Mr. Henry Russell, such as, Our Wav Across
The Mountain Ho, The Icy Grecu, The Ship
On Fire, The Newfoundland Dog, Land Ho,
The Maniac. A Life on the Ocean Wave. Our
Native Song I'm Aiioat, LIE, lis be gay, Boys
and various others.
Tickets 80 cents each. TO be had al the Book:
and Music Stores and at the door
Mr.. Walden Berg also informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he intends making Richmond his
place Of residence after the Isl Of December next.
for thepnrposc Of giving Vocal and instrumental
instruction 10 all those who may favor him with
their patronage Having followed the business
f,r' more than twenty years lie feels confident
that he can give satisfaction.
snnt Dbl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

M g'gF'n har S' en- h; era n N Inc S'ny
was clcc.cd by maori,y o. 10. In July Last. IL,
Wig candidate (Bordclon) was elected ~ 10
Thus, the Democrats have gained, from july Il
September i0l votes The New Orleans Re-
publican of the 10Th inst, says:
The lh Congressional District, comprising 4
number of other parishes in addition to the above
gave Democratic majority in July oil 2.s i
will te perceived by the above statement that, al
though The Wings have elected their Senator, it
is hy reduced majority from ,lat they gave in
these parishs in July. although the vote has beer
increased nearly $50 in number. The Democra
tic gam since July is l0i: and that District vii
give Democratic majority Of FROM 10 600 ono
in Ny.cmbeL'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
TIE I-As1, HIrAIRTGl

Mr. Giles lashed in, the Democratic Association
of Saturday evening. with the combined weapon
Of argument and ridicu,c the British Coli story
pronounced i, To be the last humbug-and
hoped it would be the last OF the humbugs-
and inferred from the rickety imbecili'y Of the
hanlinc, that lis Wing parents were at their
wits end and that their ingenuity was TOO far cx-
haus,ed for them TO start another. II is indeed, 4
most impoent and ridiculous humhug-brt heir
presses and their siancwhangeis will continue 10
rim. the changes upon H. because the diSRaion
humbu, is in lis very last asanics and they have
none other To circulate for effect
And what is this '.last of the MohicanS ~
The gold dnmtuc-or rather the jrGss hnmbus-
Of which we see 50 much In the 'Rcpublic' OF
New York, lately bought up Itself BY the Wig
party, and in the Richmond Whic. and in the
Compiler, and in other presses OF that ilk! And
what is this fearful cEi,nnTal Why nothing less
than "Brifisi eold at work among us-ta;ntino
the Loco Fcco parry. Ave, two millions oi
British gold. employed III New York. 10 print
Free Trade Tracts to overthrow The Tariff and
bring us to the fee, Of the British manufacturers
Horrible, hoyr:hlc-and most awful pie. against
our iierer,ics
Yet. let US not he hewiiched by orr OWE .errors
-hu: look a, The monster seriously. What arc
the focts oi the ca>c--and next what is the extent
Of tie danger
First. has this money arrived IS il coming
has a single tract been published in New York
or q single dollar yet appropriated in America
One Of the New York papers denied the fact some
DAYS ago-and what says the New York Morn
ing News" Of Saturday last?
"IMPoRTANT Intel L,GENcE! GIVEN AND WANT
ED!-Wc learn from the Wing press in general
that half million OF dollars OF British Gold has
arrived in this city for the eleciioneerins benefits
OF the Democratic parry. Well, this certainly i,
news-especially after the remarks of the Lon
don correspondent of The Boston Atlas how much
more comfortable our kind and affectionaie STEP
dame across The Atlantic would feel on the cleo
ton of Clay, than on the success of the reslienl
Democratic party. We are afraid, that the agen,
10 whom The money was entrusted for transporta-
ton must either have fallen overheard on The way,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

sincerely siding with The South. and giving aid,
cou.scl and assistance 10 the Nuiiiliers. q We
see YOU now shameiully, and, | might add i5iio-
mniou>ly, turn round and attempt 10 cry d I,.m
= Taril equally as odiollS oppressive and unjust
- tina, of ISIS. How is this, Mr.. Plcasahls!-
What sor, of a politician are youa How can N
any mrty rely upon your stability ard firmnessl
You have fairly boxed The pol!ica com.
mass. You are as unsettled as The wind exceP,
ihat you are sure to uni.c withany party that VIII
ornose Southern Interests. have hastily track,
ID vou IN TO 1892 or thercaboutS, and have found
Vol, in every casc--cxcePl the one alluded To-
against the South Hereafter, shall look III
lie further into your course and present your aG :;
lions and conduct 10 The public, Jus IS snail
find them. So, ior the present. good rye ,,-,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
E1I. Tie ENlNner.
Mr.. DANIEL AND Mr.. LEIGH.
"MvtIo,h Goa, and my Wifc's SILK Dress"


AR Daniel annearcd lately at The Bowling
Green rioaed ont in Mr.. Icish's famous Convcn-
lion Cloth Coat. twas too big, and hurg awkward
L. abau, him. bnt he was wholly UNCONSCIOUS oi
This end seemed to think il illied 10 ifactioh-
He said III he had 10 pay ten dollars towards Isic
SUPPORT of Government, il maltcrci 10, 10 MN
whether il was all raid by duty on his cloth coal;
an article manufactured i'll this country ana
abroad or all paid by i duty on his WIie's siik
dress, an article made only abroad II irue' Is
a momcEtous discovery, and blows po'ticai e,'-
Monty sky high makes the manufacturers f'ch ny
law. without making any one poorcr-ahd ciiiic-
~ supercedes the necessity Tor Inc hniiosopici
Stone To raise revenue OF million ior 90
ycrnmcnt. il is only necessary 10 levy tax, ny
way of duv Of a million on the Ladies SILK
dresses. No silk being made at home, every
Mearer Of silk would pay the tax 10 Government
Probably iour wards Of cloth are made al nome
10 one imported II 50, you must levy tax OF
FIVE millions on tie gentlemen 5 coats to rais, Il
revenue Of one million for Govenmcnl-so ihal
the same rate ofduy on my coat Is iive tlii!cS -
oppressive as il laid on my Wl'e> SILK dresS.-
This demonstration IS ineligible enough, and
needs no elaboration. AT Mr. Daniels want OF
philosophy in This matter an not surprised be-
cause he de,es,s philosophy in poli'ics-but was
SURPRISED nj Tie want Of cal!an;y which could III
ducc one so Young, and seemingly courteous. 10
make this ruthless attack on the lsdies' silk dress
:. alicr the usage of ancicr, Knighlhood, sen
ence him the yanquishcd knight, 10 appear on
his knees before every lady OF Richmond, say 10
item. that /, battling in their ichai have con.
oacrcd him in orcn field and l,iil combat, ami
promise HE ladies never 10 offend III Ike manner.
lie NAV Tell Mr. Lci.h. that the borrowed COZ,
was shabby coat at tcs:-;'I;d that, now, not a
tip end OF tail is left" ---
mo TAYLOR OF CAROLINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
Per ne Euquiy

ff' tt !sh!"fFtf.
Al meeting at Louisa Count House on the
10Th OF September 1911. Of the Democratic Com
mitce OF Invitation 10 the Barbecue 10 he fur
ni~hed a, that place on the 3rd and lih October
next. and who are charged with the following sub
ject
Rrscircd. ananimoaAv Thatthe following Wing
gentlemen, Clayton G. Coleman. David I. John
son, DR.. James c. Guy, DR.. Charles Quarle>,
and Joseph r. Mosbv, be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed a committee 10 invite such Wing orators
as they may choose to invite, TO meet he Demo
cratic orators at the lime and place above cS-
pressed for full and free discussion before the
people Of the grca, political questions, now agi-
;ating the country, and lha, The time shall he
equally arporoned between the speakers ol the
two parties.
PtNlsl@. That the Enquirer, Wig and Times
and Compiler be requested 10 publish the above
WM. w. BEADL!:S, Chm.
A. 7. BUTLER, Scc'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
STORE


TAEING taken the store recently occupied
I By Elisha Shepper>on as hat store, have
prepared Themselves with 4 new and fashion,. bic
stock OF ready made CLoTrISG-all Of which has
been manufactured within the la,t sky days,
expressly Tor the Richmond Market. Particular
pains have been taken in selecting gooi>, and
also in manufacturing, TO get the newest and
most fashionable s,ylcs-such rs cannot fail 10
please Our goods being bought for cash viii
enable us 10 sell them as low, if not lower, for
cash than similar establishments. Our stock
consists Of lrocli, dress sack and Dorsey Goats:
flushing and beaver pel!os; plain and plaid wccis;
black, striped, plain and plaid fancy cashmere
Pant. satin, silk, hombazinc, velvet, cashmere.
striped and figured Valencia Vests-togethcr with
a fine assortment of fancy dress articlcs-such as
scars crayats, .,ocks. glovcs. snspcndcrs shirts,
collars, bosoms, hall hose, pocket handkcrchiels,
&c, &c.
In addition to the above, we shall be receiving
new supplies weekly. in order 10 keep 4 lull and
general assortment.
We respectfully solicit share of patronage, as
s,,y;ng all who wish 10 purchase, that our goods
viii be sold on such terms a. cannot fail 10 give
perfect satisfaction
No. 81, West Main street. doors below Il.
II. Jenkins. Sept 2i-lY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

\. =. zone Of The scribtler- of the r. Wiz
attempts in vain Ia clear his skirts from he
charge Of being CHlHpbid'or We DENY IN Me
most perempo!y terms, that our regard Tor MIR
Wm. Smith is ''Only ;Yt'cnfed" We do Tot Ia.
collect. whether We tred al means 10 .itu,e
Smith TO speak at he Convention OF i~iu ate
Holiday ard Ialiaftrio bad spoken VIE.
her We called upon him Al lIst-ye: certain ri>
that we never called uron Mir :. to speak H..
der di>advanta ge'-and il fact il j. not ea>y TO
/ catch him at any disadvantage. let him sreak h.
tore or after any other OF the fine oralorS who,a
We arc prcuG OF recognizing in our ranks Buiore
thing Wedo distinctly f>foitc tha,there vas no Lc-
cgd,e in tie Convention OF lsip who would have
! been pIouder 10 weave the honorcd laurel around
t;S brow. than tie Senior Editor OF this PAPER
Mr.. Smith spoke on The q day and 10 show our
feelings FOR the orator and the man. We quote tie
following sentence rom oar Journal OF the Con
venti0n Of lSi0.
The Convention was then addressed Is N,n.
Smith, Esq. in strain Of iiet-soy,od AMI ;lr-
passHc ci0qa'Hec.
And again in tire Ior.nal oil the Sd day. We
say w a.h:ngton GreoIhow ESQ. Of Richmott.
ahd VIM. Smith, Esq, Of Cuigeler addressed tie
Convention Ill 4 hfei. b,, ac:n!ll. L i.:ar.ner 49,
80 iauch Tor the ii and ~ items OF L. H.
As 10 tte 5rd item OF tie impeachment ii,
that the Editor Q! lie Enquirer is lclievtd rs
Smiths friends 10 have been acccssorv To- q
deep damuaiion q. his taking OF, in arra,g.ng
HE Congressional Districts Of lsi3w We Il. 4
some Exile pains 10 remove any such Suspicion
from Mr. Smiths mind. We rcpeat now. IN Me
face 0t the pubic - We said then in an the
sincerity OF truth, that we had almost as it;lc hani
~ the arrangement Of the districts. a tie veric>t
white Coon in Handy COUNTY. Ii was subIcc,
which We never studied, which We Gid not under.
stand, in which We did not wish 10 medic on
other accouEts-and in which We had ne SOY; Of
aten",, - Mc,sr-. Edrnunas ona Ante, ~
Prince Edward and indeed every member ot he
Committee, is prepared 10 testify in tie fullest mar
Eer. we had no hand in arranging Smiths Dis
trlct. No man inor" regretted the resu.t
4 10 the fourth iten II is al essentially ialsc
We Joined in calling Smith 10 open the last Con
ven;icn with the first speech. lie complained %!
fatigue and his excus" was adrniilcd Wcdo Lut
rccoi!sct. nor DO we believe, that We called upon
him on shutdown IN the same erenms-leca,l>c,
We had Understood that Mr.. Smith W.. 10 speak
first on the second day Bu; ms We know rosi.
lively that We ic 10 pet Il all upon the occa-
sion, and that we could rot, did rot say in re'.
any how, NJ. Hunter will speak Tomorrow ~
We might have said, that Hunter would speak
he next dav-but We are perfectly certain. thst
none but the most contemplate calumnia,or could
have connected the TemaIk with :nv VI hiud OF
di>reSpectiul feeling towan Mr. Smith Coa,c
"iangless' viper. then You but bite q file. Nour
attempt Ia sow any discussion tciwecn Mir : and
ourselves is Is IDLE a it is malicious
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

and have SUM, with the weigh, Of The golden load
in his rockets or else mus, have gone 10 Tex
no 10 California Any tid;ngs of him viii lie
gratefully received by The Democratic party al
large, as well as By his anxious mother it, in
deed She vet .kEGws that be is out ;"
The money, then, has not yet arrived. 50 it
seems, as lar as The New York Morning News
is advised This fact would be one grand ex-
tinguisber of this last of the humbugs Not the
Two millions, nor "half million, nor one dollar
Of il But suppose the money were in New York,
what is 10 become Of il To Grsie lie people
Of the United States to surrender their Liberties
WHY, the highest sum would scarce amount 10
ninepcncc per caiitG 10 each Of our people. And
suppose il was 10 be USED in printing tracts. Of
which we of the South here certainly have not
seen. nor do We want copy-( BerTen's Free
Trade Report is almost sufficient Tor It's O-how
could they operate 10 Tie destruction OF our rights
or Of our interests? Few could read these tracts,
and every man would read ard Judge them Tor
himself We now read Adam smith. Gas Mr..
Giles iorchly said;) and will the Wings next pro-
pose 10 burn that Book a. hereto ? The whole
hing is a humbug. Ii we were 10 need the agency
of British geld at all W. would sooner sus-
poet the large British capitalists OF sending funds
here 10 influence or elections, for they have been
taught 10 believe, that Gays election wculd bring
aIon. with it The establishment If Il Mammoth
Bank of 80 millions, On which they might take
an INTEREST," and the assumption OF 200 millions
Of State Stock in which they are 20 deeply cen
ccrned. AMER al, i, may lie the old Story OF the
real Thief first raising the hue and cry Of Thief
Thief!
"The Wings, (says the Aladisonan,) are al
tempting to parry the many well-susiaincd proofs
OF he fact that tie British Government is exert
ting itself TO secure Mr.. Cays election, by chars-
ing, that British gold has been sent Ia this country
Ia be expended III the cause oi Free Trade. This,
they say, is used ty tie Democratic Party. Now,
we admit lhat British sold' has been sent 10 Ibis
country in abundance 10 he expended in tie adj
vocacy OF the doctrine Of Free Trade. BIT Il
has iran efpeadcdoa tie Ways and othcrS rio op-
poSe tie .Anncrat,on N Ttras T.xas is 10 he the
FREE TRADE STATE. IN mans 81 'rhich Grcat
Britain 'nt,nds 10 rWja Tic maaufactlfes and coai-
Biefcc n i.c IGyted .st0icS.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

The Coons had better not he too conlilcrt al
carving the day. The very gihcs they are uow
wasting upon Us may he returned hereafter with
interest upon them. The day Of (our) certain
rTihuiioi, says the Washington correspondent
OF the \. loia Express, sis at hand What :.
beautiful sight it Will he 10 see the leaders Of the
new allies sailing up Salt River, singing al ap-
p!opriaic luncra! difec on the death OF Loso!oco-
isin-with Tyler & i,Itchie IS their pilots BLf
spplos We turn the tables upon them, and ,etd
them an! their aliic>, 'stp ~piri;S and whc ii'.
spirits" and blue, mp the came celebrated Sail RI
ycr-how then will mcy -! But the less Tnfr
lfagnow, the less WE VIII cyor over them here
after
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

Governor Mcdowell is 10; at this time i'll Rich
nond and. therefore, We canro. make the en-
curry OF him, which our Correspondent from
Buffalo, Mason county, desires But We Gndei-
to,c TO >aY positively that tho report set on i9ot
by some .. the Ccon> OF that county i altogether
false yiz that the Governor DECLARED hmseii 10
one OF lis Coons, 10 be 'Fhe uncompromising lfiend
and supporter d H. Clay. ana an enemy 10 Polk
and Dallas" Tie whole story i Certain Is fake.
our correspondent informs Us, that he has 'never
seen the Democrats Of Mason more enthusiastic
than at present; that there have been several
changes in our favor and bat enc against us; and
this one will terminate The chapter with the
Wigs in tie county, will carry no one wiki
him, and he has been hanging Oh the fence, ready
To drop OK or, wncn called
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-24

In sri,c of the affecting arrcal> ofNIessE, WI.
s:eI ana Ca>sus VI. Clay, on the Boston Conro,,
on Thursday last, al The great Wing Rally ~,o,5n
lhird Parry" Cor the Aboliiions,S) to Sure,.aI.
Mr. Birncy, and vote for Mr. Clay. The y
Herald OF Saturday last says "A great. ami !,
may be, fatal error has, indeed. hecn commi,,fi
by The hiS lenders, orators, and rew>paror or
gan> IN ibis region Of the country 1H,rc cqr h
d"t me doaJt. IN oaV opa,on. MGi Mc dloliioa
r0'' l''@ bc ms Fc0y groUi0Ayoad 2r,tedent Ms
LaH. 7'7e'H1ally, 10 tie IAies IL, Baaic in NE
nhig rdrIE IS mc't1NHc iaRn TIE hnovancy
OF >p!ii, and The enthusiastic yieor t!;srlsyed =,
he commchcement oi the campaign aprcar To
have departed. II is now found to be very diff;
cult 10 command 4 good supply OF tie .sinews If
war And, as is uniformly tie case the cyiter.
Co.'S oil luNcwarmEcsS and falling energy in Tie
Wing RANKS, ale adding immensely 10 The eu,bn.
Sia>nl, ylgor and strenuous efforts Of the Lcco,o.
Cos"
Tie Philadelphia Gazcu" (al>o Whic) Of FIJI.
day confirms tbs calculation, ~ stating. that
The Liberty paiiy have Teen holding Con.
rention for scyesal days in his CITY. The oa.
prore n ac.t7cr C'oa her J'oit mt aG,qc III BIZ.
pR ce H,,r canG.aah. i; their meetings in H.
dependence square there has been some tlr,,>,
and eloquent speaking. Mr. Aaron. from N,,-
r!'fowa, is Z very elective popular orator. "a
.'oii.s unusual attention