Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06

{ q! inc liIiHclS, dhG cease p be Their CCslT0lclS
b.; David }. Wocdiin From a Protective
/ Tariff, Distribution. Assumption OF State Dctt>,
Henry Clay and Freiushuysen, Good Lord,
deliver us row and forever
BY David Suaion. John Minor Bots: The
nfarest approach he ever made 10 RepuhlicaDism,
| was when he slept in The same bed with John
| Tyler.
By Ell. r Baugh Virginia will long r.
neinhcr with pride her Hopkins Randolph,
Leahe and others, who So gaianily arrested
and saved her from rciuda,on al the session OF
! lSi2-3
BY +. O. rrakc Oregon and Texas: We
I will hold all 10 which we have title, ana have all
We can acquire BY honorable means
BY Frederick Hix. Poll; and Dallas: May
tlcy be elected. and their country from fall
ing into the hand Of the enemy
BY G. r. ForSec The Constitution of tho
| United States \ deviation nom lis letter i,
! alteration, not construction.
| BY David J. Wood6n. The Hon. John NJ.
Bo'ts, eS-Repre>eniative otthe Richmond District.
I will Eerer sanNscp or GrN'n any President
/ ashe r.prJ sentative OF This District
I BY VIM. II. Pollard. Henry Clay: Bv bar
gain and Intrigue with John q Adams he rnleA
| Old Hickory on: OF The Presidential Chair, and
! pcied himself in,otbe line Of SAFE rrccedenls"-
He now wishes 10 pike The L. :. ont oi Texas, to
! fT'ls in abolition votes May the people new polc
! him out OF the Presidency and tolc James X.
! Polk in; and then The iotcr will get !oifd
By r. II. Cox. Henry Clay has been rejected
all his life. Why shoul.i lie be President now?
/ RrO. l.. DRAKE. John w Jones: The rro-
found jurst. honest politician ana eminent states
man. III whose hands Tor one ain willing To en-
! trust the political destiny OF This the land Of nv
/ birth and the atoie ota that is Gearto ire.
! By d. Abner Crump The surviving officers
ard soldiers OF the American Rryolui.oo They
arc cong-going-When gone, we necr shall look
upon their like again.
BY Jesse A. Abraham. John Winston
.Iones-the firm and unwavcring Democrat:
True to himself his constituents, and the Con>;-
tuition, our able and faithful representative This
people may boast wiki pride that they have such
head in The grand council of tie nation. We
hail him rs one Of Nilginias most gifted ana dis
tinGuishcd sens.
By Richard c. Hudson The Hon. George
W. Hopkins, and his junior brother Henry L.
I They ar faithful representatives OF The people,
and the People will delight 10 honor them
~ Daniel Hatcher. The rule of the laws
and Constitution, rather than the rule OF hcartless
monopolie> and irresponsible corporations.
By VIM. Fl. Roane, IAN invited eucst) The
COUNTY Of Powhaan: Debaeable ground. every
Spring. when the metropolitan horles overrun
her. In November next, as in November 1910,
she will show forth the Freedom, force ard vir-
tue Of equal suffrage.
BY ThoS. T. Giles, Can invited gueSl) Wing
Patriotism: Shocked by threats OF Dissolution at
the Soulh-countcnancing and honoring llosc
who make them at The North.
BY Ro Fl. Mayo. Polk and Dallas: Anne1a-
ton and Union
BY Ro. II. Cox. T is said the moon is made
Of green cheesc-as much 10 believe that high
duties make low prices.
During The festivities of the evening Tie De-
mocraic Association Of Powhatan prepared
sentiment compiimcntaryto DR.. William Crump
charge d Atlaires 10 Chilli ana requested Lewis
L. Harvie. Esq, Of Amelia, 10 present it in the
name OF the Association. which he did in feeling
and impressive terms. This sentiment has been
lost, with number Of others, and hence it does
not appear amcns lie tossis Of the day Dr.
Crump (bcug present hy inyitation) responded in
4 few remarks appropriate 10 the occasion. ard
alluded in 4 very touching manner 10 his early
separation from his friends and couutylncn, and
his departure for 4 lar distant land in the South
ern hemisphere.
The following letters from gentlemen who were
unable 10 attend were read and the evcniDg
passed oil harmoniously and agrceably
SAR,rod, July 18th, Isii
Dear Dr.: Year letter, informing me- that, "by
Z resolution OF The Democratic Association OF
Powhalan. unanimously adopted on the inst
the President was requested 10 invite me 10 4
Barhacuc, 10 be given to John w. Jones Esq,
your Representative in Congress, and 10 the De-
lcgatcS from your District 10 The late Democratic
Convention I'll Baltimore. on the lSth dav OF this
month II Your Cour;-h Clsc, has been received.
Permit me 10 assure You. that nothing shori Of
the most pressing engagements preclude ne from
participating with You. in the manner indicated
by yonr letter Having been long anxious 10 cul-
uvGte a general acquaintance with the sterling
Democracy Of your county, and entertaining He
highest opinion OF tho ability and fidelity OF your
distinguished Representative and being IL al
times dcsrous OF rendering honor where honor is
due, should take the greatest pleasure, were il
in my power in joining your party At the Court
House on the 18th Of this month. 10 one like
yourself and those at whose instance you have ad
dressed me, 50 long and So intimately acquainted
with the talents and virtues Of your lie and wor-
thy Representative need only add mvvery hum.
BE testimony in behalf Of the very able and salts
factory manner in which he has 50 far discharged
the orrrou> and responsible datics of Speaker Of
the House OF Representatives. As the presiding
officer Of our great national Gcliteraiye tody, he
bids fair 10 equal, il no. surpass the most &C
conpshed OF his predecessors. Pending the pas:
conflicts upon points OF order, ! have frequently
thought 10 myself that il his constituents could
OILY lie pre>en, and witness the ability pcrsp;cu-
iy and dignity with which he states The compile
Gated points olorier as they arise indicating their
proprety or INSTRUMENTATION applicability or
. Observation-Disclosures a confusion made worse
COMPOUNDED" owing 10 the conflicting efforts
made in all quarters OF he Hall. by members, 10
enlishten the Chair or 10 convince the House
they would retuIn nome with deiermina-
ton never to abandon talentc! and faithful
pullic servant. Justly does be merit the COM
pl:mcnt Won have proposed paying him. andmos
cheerully would Join you il circumstances PER-
mucI is | .hail b. deprived OF iiiat pleasure,
allow me to tender the annexed sentiment.
Win great respect,
Ycur most ob't sery't,
+. W. HUBBARD.
DR. A. CErMP, Chairman, &c.