Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

Cart. Nlosby He spoke for an honr or more
touching upon all the great questions .! tllc uds'
EXCEPT the Hanarpp, LnT-he broke no li.ii'S'I
4 licr Mir Alosby mad concluded, The meeting a"-
,,,nn,d for dinner. and scene here occurred, oi
which we had no notice or even promise, d p!o-
fuse and reckless as our Wing irlenGs are VI 'h'S
last commoiiv the CLAY Choir, heaoca OF as
sisted By tie Young Wing orator, MI l, LeM ~,
Finney, entertained the crowd WIN .ia'f t.c
Kitchen" and ether songs nom Tue al'sl ~,
yer" These yonng Coons are very ii'ii'a'Nc'
and supnose Mr.. Finncy is following The ex-
annie sci him by the Mob Wing Hector %
Richmond. By The way, this is the same Mt
Finnev, whom Mir Chopper so siSnaily useo up
al Eas,villc The triumph was complete, ana II
was admitted al tie time ~ Wings and !ieno-
clas: vel some one Of the sciibbeis y! iiie " ~
has lie ,emeri;y 10 Give a different statement
from his. The speech OF Mr.. Chopper was one
of great poker and ability, and II was said ny
gentlemen Of the first talents, that II was oac 81
the most effective popular efforts ever il'ade ~
Nor,hamllon: yet, this lyro III PONIES 'h''
Capt ofihc Clay Choir Is mace 10 use nun W.
gui lei me return 10 The Wing meeting. IL ) a
sore slhiec, 10 Our Wig friends, ard confess
il is rather cruel To make any public aiiisioh 10
!, hut they must forgive me. Dinner being over
;g,;n he little squad assembled in the Court
House 10 lie enlightened by Mr. Sogar 10
Give YOU detailed account OF this speech IS uh-
necessary-suii!cc il to say, II abounded III ms
representations and measurements OF idcls inc
principal par, of il Won have seen reported IN Inc
Whjg dozen times He told some OF his innny
tales which seemed 20 take better with his audi.
tors than good strong argument lie asserted
that the late Tariff Act did not violate Tie ooii-
promise Act bul made no attempt 10 prove II
Whatever else may bc said Of Mr.. SesarS speech
tnrh p 10
speaking more than an hour, before the mighty
mass meeting was lhnEcd totwo or three cozen.
He however continued To discourse uron The Ia
ri!i, ill chokcd oil By The shadcSo! evening. Sc
gar ard Mosby can do no harm here
Acrccablv 10 previous arrangements and pub
lie notice. given 10 that effect, the meeting was ad-
lourued on Friday night 10 meet al Maps, IA
piccinc, about twelve miles above THIS, beng the
Stronghold of Whisgerv. a larger ,GIn out was
eypcc,cd; hu, here again or Wing friends were
doomed 10 disappointment. AIS o'clock, | sup
pose some thirty or ioiiy had assembled. Mi
Aiosby was put up 10 makca speccii-hc mace H.
|, was Flat stale and unprof.aDe.' Soleiiipa>S
Mr. Bowdrn OF Williamsburg being On visit
here hy invitation and t@ifg present IL ms meet
in. was allowed an hou.;o answer Mr.. AioSbE
AID 10 present The principles and measures .;
tie Democratic pafiy-;rd asSureyon he made
9'l'.i VS. Vi III H'il.. iit I''7''~' 49, w.
uoon the Tarid anJ Distribution in 4 very clear
and pctspcuo;> manner. and made the subjects
Is plain AZ the sun at noon-day 10 his audience
80 clear and iorcihlc WIS Mr. Bowden, that
Whig was compelled under Tie force OF truth, 10
cyc!aim, ale is right MIR Bowden is evident
r. Il man OF ability, and destined, al no distant
day. TO shine in the councils of the nation
Mr.. Segar followed in The same old beaten
track. His speech had no effect, and do not
think il worth while 10 comment upon il. And
here ends The mighty mass meeting Of the Wings
There was no enthusiasm, no excitement ON the
occasion. II was a poor. duh, >pigiess affair
in a wor!, 4 icctoal failure.
ACCOMACk.