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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

The "Arcades ambo" Che Wing and rhc COM
piIer) are putting uron rs the inSenioiis process
of dcfn4in" 0urscirrs instead q a,iachih% their
own champion end their own cause. " mus,
beg 10 he excused from Z further prosecution OF
this species of tactics. The interval from this
period 10 lie election il too shot, ~ admi. o. oar
precious space being devoted 10 an; such pun
pose We must pfess on 10 The attack q! o'hers-
not rally TO the defence o.. ourselves we have
the Bank 10 attack, aud TeXas 10 defend and like
Sir Peter Tcazlc we must be content 10 leave
'our own character behind us" We shaii not
even bring up the thousand "reminiscences when
tlirong upon Us. oil ridiculous iollies, of danger
Gus doctrines. OF OF outrageous inconsistencies. Of
which the Sdiiifer. the DiSaaionlsi. and the IL
duc,ion;a Of The Richmond Wing has beer guilty
in any imaginable prousiun. The junior Editor
Of The Compiler has been more fortunate than the
senior of lie Wing. His political lii, has not
been quite as long. nor his contradictions Is MI
,aerouS-ani, fortunately FOR him, they have not
been exactly registered in black and white. But
VIC nave done with both for the preSca,-so lar,
at least, as Ieiaies 10 cur oGn Course. u We
see ans Misrepresentation CT fact q gFeat error
of doctrine in either Of these raTcrS, which are
calculated TO iniure the cause Of tfuth We shall
expose them 10 public scrutiny and ceserved re-
pruach But for ourselves if il become neces-
sarv hereafter. We may defend ourselves after
the campaign is over. At present, We have
more imrouant matters 10 bring hciore The pub
lie tribunal We have 'oher fish 10 trr." a the
classic Webster says-and we are not guile
uN enough for ttm" as the same renowned ora
l5r AMI champion says. We have already seen,
ot how Little account lie criticisms of our Wig
cotsmpolar;cs are--,o hon little consequence their
opinions are enl!ed-how veal, an uA.ounced
are the humbugs which they have been attempt
ing to propagate for the temporary advantage OF
desperate Pary-and now We will ca! " other
causes from tie docket Sound The charge, then,
and atoms till The DAY OF election.
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To he Editors of The Ea2aiyer:
prrrnrn l,nl.N1.,. Oct 4 ISL

k-N
BrnroRD COUNTY, Oct 4, ISL
The visit O, Mcs,rS. :. +. Lc;kc and ship TO
This ccun,y has leen fruitful Of MUCH good 10 The
Democratic CAUSE They addressed The rcoplcat
three dineicn, points Of the county, ANA were
nrcyentcd ~ he weather from meeting ivntlh
announcement Mr. Lcake'S discussions OF the
lack Protective Tariff Of ~, have made an IN
nres,ior. which will be felt by the " hi.,s al the
coming elections The plain unw!,iasnc>s Of the
Wings Cat Liberty, 10 putther champions against
oar men ON Coun day, in fair fight, will also haTa
lis influence Tor ms They first "backed out
from an arrangement maGe By he speakers, and
afterwards declined al propositions which d'd not
allow them 10 dictate what should be The ofdcf OF
the speaking and which OF our speakers should
sneak first. One of the propositions rejected u
thom was, 10 ABORT The crier OF discussion in
1910, putting the Democratic in the places OF The
Wing speakers. On that occasion ii was their
appon,nen:-on this il was ours.
IL is due 10 one Of their leaders 10 say, that he
en3eavored 10 Keep his party from hearing MrsS's.
Leake and slim, by proclaiming that Mr. IRVING
would y, the same time address them at another
Mace; and 10 the bulk OF the party, 10 say, that
ihey showed such signs oi oSstuacy is TO dl>cou-
rage him from carrying on, his plan
The Democrats are in iinc spirits, while the
Wb;ss are doya-douhl: 50 since The ovarwheia1-
ing resnl; of The Maine election has been Tccei"td
We expec; 10 reduce the Wig majority OF this
corn,v at least fly votes. Mr. VI, an iu'c!!ioen
ara! Influential merchant on the South side ol lne
county. who has been Wh" has lately returned
from the North a warm supporter % Polk ana
Oal,as. l!e has scea and FL the c.iec; Of high
duties on prices, and is therefore unwilling 10
sanction by his action any party, which proposes
to tax the many for the hencd; OF the few Our
friends regard the Roorhacl forgery" and the
British Go!l hunhug IS the last efforts OF des-
pera,e party A BEDFORD DEMOCRAT.
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igrifai.nrc and Po;i;its.

MONDAYS Wing gives letter from PoushkeeP-
a, tha, place, then goes of into an episode on tie
Home Market and winds up with The fSettdl de-
dnolon. That tine a,ec,1a 81 air. Clay,o lie Pre-
sidcncv will enri1d Virginia" bv furnishing a
home market, through tie high Tariff policy
We have alrfaly exposed this modern Wing no.
ton OF hone market. But I few facts vii! CON-
pleely open the eyes OF the farmers TO the attempt
ed impoSi,ons Of the Wings. II the prices OF
wheat. flour, tobacco, &C., are 50 much lower IN
der the pre>en, prohbory policy than they were
under moderate revenue system, bar will Viz
sinia be 'enr;eheti" b. Mr.. Claws election, when
the manufacturers viii demand more protection;
and when Mr. Clay cannot refuse il, as ne VIII
be indebted 10 their votes for his elevation! Under
higher duties, agricultural products viii tall sui
lowcr-snd vet The Wings say, that Virginia
will be enriched" The people Of Virginia see
and feel the operation of tie Tariff too clearly TO
be sedused into the support Of Mr.. Clay and the
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COMM NiCAfiGSS.
TCoMMuS!cATrD.
CLIP HOUSE SCENES.

On Saturday night last, the Coo!S assc s..,a
- conn, up their loss and gains IN .uc 80
,,,,;ch nave inst voted; and dowi>h inc "
T-;.o,;,;o could all have been assembled 'heie ~
80 ,he;r proceedings. Confusion ieisil'a su-
rr"me 30 Great principles we're oiscusseo pu'
p',;,,ed series OF exhoitalion 10 greater ac'i.
- in tho coons Of Richmond Was''he ol"e' ~ ',
Tho n;rht They seemed 10 nave fi0s" e, -
acfa,. the calmness that confidence '''s'i',
10 have been lost sight OIL ana so"a W. Ais.
have taken lis place Ins ION ~ e;n.a6 some
NV - ,rh;ch the Coons had appointed >oiilc
.;,o .~, asked 10 be discharged from 'he iul'hJ'
sns ;iera,ion of the subject; and on what St9Vlu.
Ill, ,on members OF the Spartan inaho
~ .,,,;, hacause yonr Committee, ai1tr agreeing
:, ri Tho forms OF the discussion, h'd eAi'.e>'"
~ a" rl;rgness 70 NEE. the Coon orators al any
lnen :, No civ ,rcep, he Ciab Hop& M laS'
p'ae. aaI,sj m one o. the Club House "chi'dl'
=, !" Who .royc the two granny Icon ~ S'u,L''
nr Nad;s9n and Jefferson Wards As ueceh' /" -
,,re ON their backing ont from lhe :, h,
l have listened 10 for some 'ihe. ne eo'" :.
,ba, ,hey knew the Democrats Won" n.y. - ~ -
Tho Club House, when thcy ch', ., II ,h,,
Here The President OF Jefferson al" c 1"'' ,ho
no n,dorstood the challenge TO come ron '"e
HAMMERS The Young Coon orator siid ne wa,
,;s.al.an. ana that this Club was me o!s' u STU"
,orn,ej challenge. And further MI fIeSiy. IL,
Ss.;a no. 10 prove ihat the Democrats "o"" ~
here all know The use OF .nl> no and d." de-
rendered 10 the Democratic Convent" "',N y"
lenue,eu ~ - himself, he was unwilling at nrS'
s for the discussion and had voted 9san> H. ana
he d;slked any thing like backing out Oh u. pan
If he Whirs. His remarks rccei'ea co''9..' -.
Oh oI '.e nn,,nse Ano,her gentleman spoke to ihe
S anne ssc and the President Of Jefferson W1r
see;no tha, the meeting was very MHc'' .i' 'aeo
7norea 10 Law The motion on the 'aeie-whele
mo, i VIII Sleep the sleep oil death! 50 much
f fo1 The boas,ns ii the Coon press in this city -
that hss .S to ~s' hs eS ~h e
discussion .are cit !, for The voung and chivalrous
. gentleman who spoke on a'y nigh, to s .ay
bsE b; Re ss 1ssa! the so@ s crS b
mo- an,;nned Towards the close, there beng
q pretty general call for the man OF ''pFecoc'oos
memory" left: Tr.rr,rre
,, e II i; pity for 50 much bragsadocio,
,ba, al the Coon party shonh back out
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.

At q meeting OF the Vigilance COMMITTEE i1r
lie COUNTY OF Charlotte held IL the Courthouse.
on Alonda3. The 1h Of October, 1914. the follow
inc n.-Commii'ccs were appointed for the scTe-
raj places OF holding elections in the county, Il
wit
Az Charlotte c. H.-Capt. William Smith
Winslow Robinson Col Thomas I. Richardson,
Richard j. Gaines, Dr. \. Alexander, Arch. \.
Davidson, James Scott, William Wills, John r.
Edmund., Charles HUTCHINSON, Thorn. smith
- Garrison, - Kicks, James w. Boutins
George w. Read, William Read, Capt William
N. Watkins, Isaac OVERLY, DR.. Glenn. Watkins
Isaac Watkins. John Osborne, George Friend
William |. Watkins. G.. J. Roberts, VIM. Friend
Dennis Morgan, Elisha Williams, Henry Desha'
ger. Joseph Friend, Charles Hicacrson, Thomas
Johns n.
A. Caislcniown John Harvey, Samuel
Moore, Temple d. Richardson, Presley Richard
son, Jesse Jennings, Henry Madison; lanes Ma
Olsen. William l.. Thornton, Nat. b. Price, Jno
| D. rori. Henry Roberts, Harvey Pauleli, Rich
ard pauait, James North john II. Marshall DIR
! William Fuqua, John Armisicad. Wm. White
| Garland Andrews William Pauctl. VIM. Elam
| Abncr Harvey, Benz. Wyatt, DR.. Armi>e"d
WIN. Hannah.
AZ Fnrpa'< .S,orc.-Tii!am Dennis, Francis
! Gaines. William Harris, w. Johnson. William
/ LAWSON. James Lawson, John Elan. William
/ c. Price, DR.. Spraggins William Baldwin Cap1
! George Hannah. Samuel +. Moses John Fuqua
WIN. Clarke, Pleasant Clarke. Matt. Armisleat
/ WIN. Crews.
A. 1kCmgo'<-Dr. Thomas Garden, lIez
/ Mccargo. David McCargo, Francis Roberts, inc
McCargo, Joseph Eotcris Hillary Cooke Saml
Elan. Mack Gao!e, Green Mosclev, George "
Red, Henry Red, Washington Elliot Drurr a
| Bacon, Jno Booth, Jennings JetircyS. Cap. WIN
Bacon, Capt Frank Barnes, Cornelius Barnes
Henry Barnes. Lcmucl Moseicy, Anderson Ma
lone Richard Rullcdgc, Jonathan Asher, Temple
Li7scomb, VIM. Elan.
4, EeusrHRe.-Overon Pe,us, Walker Psitus
George Pe,tus. Wyatt Petns, Thomas Petus
Thomas Lee, David Lee Peter Fore, John Nj
watkins. J. d. Priidy, George Foster, James A
Foster. Clement Foster, Thomas Davenport, pa
nicl Hankins. Capt. Hiram Hanhins, Ezra Ian
l;inS Frank D. Arwcll, O. =. McCraw. RicharC
Robnson, Samuel Lcsrand, William Clarke
John Hines. joseph Hines, George Hines. VIII
liam Fowlkes, John Grafton Zen. Watson
Woodson Almond DR.. Giles Harris, FranI
Spanllinc. William Person, Archer Allen, .Ino
! G. Hamlet, George NJ Watkins rignal Hatch
Ct William Hatchet, Thomas c. Spencer, jr
| Boswell Ta.uin, Gideon Locke
JOHN y. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
u,
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MADISON COUNTY

AT large and respectable meeting cf The Re-
pnL!icans of Madison, held al "Jacnscn'S sho? y
Oc,otcr the 9Th, ISL, it being muster day, aud
several orators having been invited 10 attend for
The purpose OF addressing Tie reople-ai a!,ou;
II o'clock. the audience, both ladies and gentle
rnen ,epa.rca 30 the stand where they were !ir,i
addressed by T. = n c!,h, who was followed by
\. r.. Blasev, Esq in an able and ar@uncnla::rc
snecch, upon the subject of tie Tariff and Texas
questions. The aSscmbl1gc alter having paraken
of n most snmpluouS entertainment prepared by
Mr.. Z. e. Wayand and others, were again adj
dressed hy Mai Jno. II. Lee, in speech OF an
hour and a hall, tia; surpassed the high cSFecta-
lions OF those who had previously heard him in
debate. Me>srs. kemrer and Walker, each de
liveIed an address thal did themselves credit and
pleased the audicnce--ater which, that true old
RcpuhIican and revolutionary solG,ei, Captain
Churchill Gibbs, aged st years, having been -
oucs,ed 10 acl as Chairman, the following resolu-
lions were unanimously adcP;cd viz
Resqlrcd, That We, the Republicans oil Madison
here assembled, promise and pledge ourselves 10
each Other. 10 exert ci:r~oves 20 ind"cc each ans.
every voter in our respective ncifhhorhooGs 10 DC
in attendance upon he polls in November ne-f
aud casi their votes Tor James Is. Polk ana George
NJ. Dallas.
Rcsoirca, Tha, the proceedings OF this meeting
he published in the Enquirer, Sentinel ard Fred
cris:ksburs Recorder when, on motion, the meet
ing adionrnea.
CHURCHILL GIBBS. President.
-
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Extract of a Litter, dated

6A'"N~' "H,LlrAx, Sept. -.
"From every par; ofthe United states we nave
-. 49,, chcoring accounts and our best hopes'arc
now anon, 10 be realized. All that IS necessary
now i, 10 keep NJ en- elicien; oFgan:hlAon, anu
If nossibIe 10 prevent fa.Se votes. Inc wings
arc an,innino 10 lcspond and the most desperate
,,eons Of . most desperate and reckless party
nil ha resoreJ 10 10 proven; the defeat that a"a'>
,hen Their motto is, the ends justify me mean,
and Mr. Webster says, what was doEe N ioiJ,
inns, H.. done acaia in 1871 II behoo"es. thsn.
crerv Democratic paper in the Unicn, from t'!s
nm. mil ,hc election 10 caution our party u ne
,r.rv and vicilan,. aud 10 prersn; 'pipe-!a;'n2,
=, ne hazard OF their lives. Ever number OF
erery Democratic paper, should have 'beware oil
E,anl' in large capitals, in conspicuous part,
f,nr, now until the election. L., me beg yoa,
,herefors who are the olest Of ali ,he Editors be-
Ionoing 10 our parts. 10 set iha example ana %
sna2s M efforts 10 keep III. whole party wile
awakc in this mos. cven,!p crisis.
IN is supposed that the election Win depend
poon New YORK. How necessary then Il IS 10
sac thu, the election is carried on IN an hohes'
manner have no fears OF New York il non"
I'M, larol voters are allowed 10 vote. For tiea-
ran's sake. then. caution them 10 '5eWarc q
Fraud, haze thought i; necessary 10 write YOU
nm mis- subject because il does seem TO me mat u
hss been overlooked lately; for, scarcely see Il
mentioned 4, all in ms papcr,, or, il il IS, II IS IN
snch /, manner as 70 attract no attention.
II believe VIZ we're beaten in ID b. iiau1
and dread il again. The Wings will use every
means aga;n-noncy, lies, perjury, iraui
nt every sor. | beg you again 20 keep a @goa
look ont. Raise Your voice, and tel ths .'e
moc-a,, 10 keep back false votes At all haZai3S'
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nCenS. TIp1r. ron Liie z III"

The Wing continues It's Idle attempts 10 SOW
jealousy in the Democratic ranks, BY quoting our
former opinions of Mr. Calhoun. Is ridiculous
anreals 10 the distinguished friends c! Mr. c.
are 100 disgusting not 10 receive their coolest re-
probation Those gentlemen are able and active
moon.Teaebins" Henrr CLAW and his dangerous
doctrines, and are supporting James X. Polk with
all their power and influence, as the surcst means
Of prostrating Federalism They act from love
OF country, and not, like some Wings, from loyal
devotion 10 one mar. Nothing tha. the Wing
shall OF can Go, shall weaken The bonds Of union
bc,wsan those distinguished gentlemen and our
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selves, or abac one jot or title Of our Joint onpo
sition to the great embodiment NJ. Calbdn,
and his friends know our feelings too we'll IN nav
the slightest regard 10 these insdious moyemrris
of the K. Wing
The events OF the day have >wep. on with 60
much rapidly, as 10 prevent our noticing man.
circumstances in which we take deep pIerc>,-
among thee. Is the withdrawal OF onr tlierd g
W. Hopkins from He congressional election n,
the next Spring, III The Abingdon district. W.
deeply regret his determination and the loss OF 50
admirable Representative 10 the public council,
Another oi these events, i the withdrawal Of NJ,
Joseph c. Neal the accomplished Editor of l..
Pcnn>ylvanan He is now conducting a r-v.
weekly Literary Gazette in Phiia ielphia in the
Isl No. Q! which he introduces the Isl No. If =
new series OF his celebrated "Charcoal Sketches .
success 60 with hiul-!or, he amply deserves !,
Mr.. Nea! will scorn the compliment which YES
tcrday's Compiler pays him At the expense oi li.
Democratic friends. The following arrears in
this new-icdged Wing Journal
"AIr Neal has long conducted the Pern>vlvs.
! MAN the leading organ OF Democracy in pbjI7-
delphi q; but he ros nan nj len a4uCt rf,lnCr,
NJ t0Sic, too mpcb 6oa6r ami fava,ss. 10 con,ir,,
I 1 D-moTG'jc paper in Pennsylvania. and alhouob
/ the paper has exhibited none Of MS talent >iece
his retirement, i: has become equal 10 is oo;e,n.
/ porarieS lorIhe leading characteristics Of, the De-
mocra,ic press Of the keystone STATE"
We are sure that this liberal remark reCuir,,
( no other comment than tina, it will not meet Ire
/ appreciation OF any man OF "napsment of fal1 %
OF OF any "b0Eor or fairness, LEI him belong r.
whatever party he NAV
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m nc Editors Of lie Enquirer

Gentlemen In The Enquirer Of the 9th ut,
observed piece headed, "A National Bank
National Monster" Notwithstanding you recon-
nended 10 the attention Of your readers from us
grea, length | was deferred from pernsiEg Il ic;
some time; nor should have read Il al, hao II
orer which had no control. Those eircum-
stances gave me an opportunity Of reading it. In
~, ,,or ,nsemen, Il IS one Of the hes; eSpostions
mon S1,iousl gans tia, have read. and me-
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70 tie Editors 81 Mc Enquirer. -. 9

70 tie Editors II Tie E"9u'fef. o.,e,,
Cen,emen--l am .raii.,cd 10 i:nd Ron your
paper of The 81 INSTALL thai The e5fd"' et&%i9 ~
rliatiOaS touching The vote o. hSifi II. ''e
preaching Presidential election, ol lsC
cd correspondent ui The National iieiIs' ! atei'
who dates ".Ncaf EIanaear, SW'Mf| -''; ""S
no; escap your vigilance, nor yo1i Ju'' anu -,
per criticism. To snow what ciccence should nc
given 10 the rerci1ons Of HE co'reSohOeh VI 'hc
Intcligcncer and that the communication Was
written TO order. and exclusively for foreign con-
sumption, need only state the Tact las ! nave
learned j, from gentleman above rcpIoach,) that
her of suit of clothes Of ihc hr>, water was
nroposed 10 The author " the rstciatieaS, (Wlio W
The wav. is not only well known here, bat whose
Judgment and sincerity in such matters Is proper
il appreciated in these digsnS,) hat The Harrison
majority Of 1910 in the Frederick District as IL
then was, and aS referred 10 by the author oil lne
revelations. a-o.iH tc rta3cod morc than onc-hati,
which he modes,Iy declined 10 take lis extraorti-
nary revelations 10 tie lncligencer (hc claims
mo gain or loss in that Disiicl') 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding Sustained tnev are 10y he "'i's
of political prophe' what think you OF that,
Master Brook z" Prey much III character ''!ls'
the Sayings ana Dons>' OF Tho C"en parry.
The Democracy, in the Valley OF Virginia,
were never more harmonious and firmly united,
than they are at this junciure; they have The
strength and they have resolved 10 triumph, anu
that sloriously Rest assured thai there is moi a
COUNTY in the Valley in which we shall DO, DO
better than we did in lSio
have to-day fallen in with resden, Of Mari
on County directly from home, and a gentleman
or intelligence and enlarged observation, who from
his long residence in that region, and his pursuits
in lie. is a> reliable if not more 30, than any
other man in that County, for political ln!orna-
lion-he says that 80 tar from there being charges
from Democracy 10 Coorcy, as claimed by ihai
party in The couEticS OF Preston, Randolph, Lew.
j.. Bartour, Tavior. Harrison, Richie, Tyr
Marion, Mononshaia, OHIO and Brooke, 'tt@i ne
rant is IN he attic, kg,' "and Hgi ap Ia Inc 1nsf'
He assures ne that We shall DO better In ali these
Mt ,t,r AZ. did IN ISIu
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the arrangement Of IN enIrcrey the disles 80, q
phrases as The WhigSls'ors Use on al OCCASIONS
and even in these lie dragged heavily, and honn
dcrcd rrodisioasIy. There we've several scH'' :,
men present, WHO could haze done more justice TO
their patty, and with .;reaicy effect II ;.ll 1'
mistaken in the signs, wcs;,ali have >i"eia,i ~
accession Of strength growing on OF hoisoay
discussion Both gentlemen reJ"incd III ,ieeen
of one hour each. Mr.'riswoW ga ho' ""e'sl.
10 reply 10 Nj. Smiths tiisi speech ana =. "'i
with that determination on ms il>' uc'"'>'
sunnase his arguments were unlEswcratie
WI I,sri..Y.
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NEW KENT COUNTY.

, a a meeting o! Tie Democratic AssociatOa
for The corri; Of New Kent, held IL the Court.
house on the 10Th October, Chat being court day,
VIM. r. c. Douglas, Isl Vice President in the
Chair the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Re@lued, That every Democrat in the county
Of New Kent be appointed delegate 10 The
Mass Convention 10 lie held al Hampton, on the
23l inst.
Rsso1s,d, That we, the Democrats now p-esen;
pleGce ourselves TO each other, 10 use every exef
lion IN our power 10 see every Democratic voter
between this time ard The election and prevail
mon .hcm by every honorable consideration, L
attend d, the polls on the first Monday in mex
month.
Peeo,rfd, That the above resolutions be pub
,:shcd in the Richmond Enquirer.
JOHN S. LACY, Sec'y pro ten.
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ROCERlt.S, &c.-We have OH con,igt.
VI laeni and for sale
100 cases LicoTce
% hhis. Porto Rico Sugars
80 bags Rio and l.agnayra Coffee
80 boxes Havana White Sugar
1900 SACKS fine Sab
10 bbl> Tanners OH
1000 sites Sole Leather
lG0 cases Shoes
2o0 bbls, Cincinnati Wbi>kcy
1000 rcams Cap and Letter Paper
~ quarter pipes superior Por Wine
100 kegs Rifle Powder
300 Blasting d"
2000 tcrccs Ground Plaster
!C0 key, Warehouse Nails
Al.o, Gunpowder ard Black Teas, Brala,
Candies, Cheese, Indigo, Nader, ropFefa,
Alum, Iierrings Rice, and Ln>eed Oil al o
which are offered at the lowest prices, aEd Oh Z Ii
betal credit DAVENPORT < ALLEN.
Auciionccrs and Commission Merchants.
Oct, l6-c6t
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Here are III votes which We shall Obtain II
our brethren Int ID their duiy-ani 1875 are sulil-
cicnr To cleo, Polk and Dallas. We are aware,
that Tie Wings arc now rroessineto count upon
.hc vote OF New York They poni TO the Goa
,hion between the Wings and Native Ame-
ricans Ca glorious and lneriiorious coalition
on both sides, not i5nnicd on grea. princl-
pies bat on the most contracted, selhsh interests.
Sharing the Offices, tic leaves and fishes anon"
them: YOU give me Ills and will give you ffat }
TEev say. a. i, is in Phadclphi. - lei i, he with
The Native Americans in New York, ana the
Ahcloni>,S OF the interior Thus, they are cunt
inc unon sccui1n. The vote of New York Tor Hen
~ clav-who. as he became Secretary Of Stale
in % hv shameless coalition is now 10 be made
Prrsiden, b. another corrupt coalition oi his
friends with The new elements OF intrigue tha'
tie times have brought forth We do mol believe
that This ncw coalition can he consummatcG either
with the Democratic Native Americans OF that
Ciy. or with The Eirncv and Gcrri; smith afoll-
ticni>;s of New IorS-;wo Of the Abolition Lead
crs Of the most distinguished abilities. We can
not bclicyc il possible. that many. Or any OF me
Democratic Natives of the CITY o! New York
will sacririce their Republican principles to NE
sednciions Of the Wing inlriguerS or the selfish
ambition of their own caIculalir" Leaders
Eut. we understood. TOO. that il they should he
brought ahonl bv the intrigucs oil the w hi2
raty. ilcarnot avail To defeat he Will OF he Pco-
be Yc. on the hypothesis that ii should all he
accompli>hcd. and that We should he cheated ont
81 Ner York BY any darA ard temporary coaiI-
lion, then how would stand the election =!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
RICHMOND, VA.
,,r..s.es,lny Morning. oetoher 10, 1sii.
PtcYcc's nj tic Frustrated E'fe'im.

We have the mos, cheering prospect before rs
OF glorious success, il the Republicans oil me
Cnion will bu: do their d"ty-And VINO Is Il,
whusr sou! is animated hy great rnnc'r'es' ~ 80
hoiy cause, iha, e.;ir himself 10 save al''
country from the dominion Of HE )'claioi! We,
lay lrainc our reader. the following cs,ina'e q
The S.arcs. on whose yo'cS NC count with >hons
- - II 5000 Il Ln..cs III snCCtss.