Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
COMMUNICATED.
THE OHIO BEAR KILLED.


hasten lay before your readers short account oil The
death Of III, one 10 y Err Mh a y a w %y h Gna
denc- appearance Goochimd Court House. on
Monday instant and actually attempted 10 prove To The
nect farmer, OF that good comfy they
hornbnok, aud could mol distinguish between
tie long ear. OF Jack Ass principles III old NIr
GINA Politics. For ps surprised 10 the attention
uncGih beast, ana cannot better express
my than relation of anecdc told To
on a AZ by gentleman county III said uncle at
his had just repaired hts mi, w1cH one o lis nctot- "'h nc
Gated ei came ni-h III great wrath, to IA
siouur "i hts was about 10 psi NJ
nli opposition, about lic OIL Ahi wh't oi '"'' thi
his elias he not right 10 build 'i on ms oY'n lah
knnw, ma>s; SAID JET w ah"iil dat 1"t am
a,an much that is great piece OF presumption III
put NIL; near /, yours" - THINK 81 Tue ONO
Bear he lad right 10 address the people {" 'oochid
great piece presumption IN HIM 10 undrriahe 10 en-
Tighten people who have forgotten lofty times more 'an he ever
knew; they with very cw exc aos proe oi nnto
Intelligence, aud too well vei-ed in 1e political history {"
their country, 10 be trapped by those wa" nav u" u'aet r GU
nendaion, commission from Harry clay 10 preach fche
rasa, through The length and breadth OF t.s Republic, WIN
proIns that he Will not mnzze The OK mat Ire idet out me cora
What, aItssr Editors wond be the condition OF our eo",
lie sample Of the Ministers who VIII BE- selected ny Nj
Clay, in case lie should unfortunately reach I've iftS'ae'
Chair; 1900. :, ,,, .
suppoSes Inehaby stup!d came Ia
nfrm item ,ytt were Wing principles for tsays De
principles least change Their principles
every weeks not thinking the Wings OF Virginia had been gu
stupid n 10 pub h To the world set ct principles Ia" GA aa
Of 1870 and that they met ia The called session of Con
ess,ons three months before. Tell
Of Tariff the Wings wanted They wanted Tariff with
uc mn;ero a. would enable the manufacturer goods
cheap and The farmer anted GLOW, he
done Why 10y lay duty English goods and
tecng manufacturers. Thus you Will have home market
all you make and market, and, Of COURSE,
money buy goods He undertook TO prove this by saying III
travel from the head oi his cane Ia The niide,
than the end therefore, if we wani goods cheap, we must
manuac"es DOORS aud save the expense of carry
ing thc Europe THIS is fine logic and seemed 10 tickle
the cubs around him very much.
Mr. leake who under loud and numerous calls spoke
ordinary feeling and couencr lie took the
Bear W the and shook him 10 pieces ~ an instant He
showed, concusI.ry that ai io protection was uncon'ii-
and mpoiiicti 4! We had maI c,uTe Il; doors,
That could not nahe goods ciea ar our proin,t+ higher tor,
he case, that the farmer TIE coiny of Flu
tor his tobacco iiln oie About hcnchd
'Why this - IL might be-, i.d hcl Eecl-" the sol
Wheeisii bring tobacco ahCut that cHy IL certainly
nnl eca-e e county a. flaahi vas nearer " market iiin
iicnricn and IL Tariffs making goods sell cheap, the
Yankees extremely modest that they could ei
tier goods cheap without asking consres for Iaf 10
kec asks his goods IS Tariff, than without une,
and the nsrcant lays The duty IN addition before they
sttuional the fcr for tie benefit OF the manufacturers
by fah, object ot winch compel him pay
duty the neccesares Of life he poor mans and SALT
ana shirts to make rich men si richer He Gond never believe
Ohio Bear referred 10 The correspondence OF MIR Jefferson TO
that h. favor of the kind Of Tariff which the Feds
wanted and Gen Iackon strengthen
Tons But Mr. Leake defeated him this attempt with
weapons lie read letter Of Mr. JeIerons Mr. Giles
ena disappearing the strongest terms protective Tariff and
also passage from General Jacksuns last annual messas
which only condemned protective Tariff but recon
mended reduction the of The Government The
Bear next refereed To Bank That he said was constitutional
beyond doubt because General Washington signed bin granting
charter He certainly thought constitutional II r did not,
he reurcd himself when he signed the h forgetting that Cen
Washington had requested Mr. Madison write Ills protest
against the bill and thai t actually did So but before
presented lie persuaded by Hamilton 10 waive his
stutona scipcs for the good Of his country and through his
influence he signed The bill Mr. Leake said lac had better e7:
dence than that the Bank, at least with Bear ana his
cubs. lie ad the united testimony G The who Wing
Virginia: Here PALE not thinking the Wings
could possibly lie 'ineahy suppl publish document
condcmnng Bank. SIR said the address al the Wing
Convention o l0 which they had srlcmnly declared tia;
Bank and that he has! the evidence OF Mr.
Clay and General HARRISON, a;0n Gecarim. the most 20
terms they considered il unconstitutional ais, lie
Sad that General Harrison ad declared that he too would 10
HinS h approved by large majority Of the people
OF The United lie would like know General H. had
lived, aH signed bill II he would have
penred Here the Bear and his cubs became RESTLESS
Int Mr. Lcakc told him liz would read great Wing ad-
dress for his enicaon This he did and showed that they
Were now epuans the very doclr they nvowed in ci0
They were then anti Bank Constitutional grounds. snow
says he they for Hank and ont, and resolved
this Sefawl down the every missionary
they send 10 Guochaud Here the Bear protested voc
rosy against such Ii enough lie said only
To Kill him. hui Wing in The Union lie could swal-
low that pill but Mr. Leake did mind protests thrust
sic address into his throat and Immediately Bear fell b1ck
aud gave up The ghost lie delivered hands
Kentucky Pump Bo:e and he left forthwith for Ashland with
his remains iodepo item in the bury ground OF Henry Clay
with this inscription on his tomb sone IA martyr Ciag y
ALfQulS.