Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA.

E'roa. III C.aft>5HCg .SciDN Of U5mocrccp.
III the front ran; OF the Procession tia, LETT
lcfe. for Miners on Saturday last, were seve-
raj men between n and - years ot az. Among
them were DR.. WIN. William, Of this place and
Stephen Dix of this vicinity Mr.. Dix was in
Philadelphia At the Tim, Of the first reading OF the
Declaration OF independence, AMI was in The
crowd tia, had assembled before Congress Hall
10 hear il read. lie has been Il Democrat from
tia, day 10 t,.is One other patriot father oil this
place major Sehon) was prevented bv aye aad
in!irmiiy from joining lis irienaS IN procession
un that LAY, in!orn, Us his hear Is with us and
urges on vigorous youth 10 z.ai and activity in
that ease in which his Iii, has been dcvo'cd. Who
VIII no' s,rike a blow for his country when Thus
eNh1rieI By The Patrio. spirits OF ether days!
THE CANVASS.
For The last two weeks we have been amoSt
constantly absent, attending the meetings OF The
people or visiting them Al their houses, and we
can assure our friends that prospects refc Heccr
bfiPh,r tsfS ,sSioa 81 ae Sa'e--'ao' AR htc@4S
q"crc MR. aora Ha,sd more enthusiastic GAi coa-
aiyNt 81 tomieg rj,torA. Every Democrat that
-, meet, seems 10 feel within himself that the
Federal forces under Clay are doomed 10 signal
AMI cniu1in. deteat and every man seems 10
tel ana understand the importance ot coniriba,-
ing his lii 10 produce this result W TIM. 'ce
can ygt,'ig Suu that iSiS port,on al NofLi HtSicr.
T.fa{E:l. riN gre I'oit aai D,tiidS !arssF rp.c
tim 81. las 6rcf gtrcH tof ann Candidate bttofc.-
We were al tIarri>vile, Richie county, on the
Oh insi. a two days, discussion was held there
.--tl" Hon $ l.. HAYS, Or. Flowers, Colonel
Niuche,, and other Democratic speakers were
there and we think the Feds have 10; been so
completed; 1rubacd Tor many 4 day Is .ncy were
NJ Halfisvillc II would MOI, however be Ssnc-
lo;,, To crow over fallen enemy, .incc they had
none OF their big guns there to carry ON the war,
The story promulgated by The Pakcrsburs ga
2,,tc that II or - ''Locos' had Joined the Clay
Cinb We are informed, was fabrication, that
rso or three pretended Democrats had Joined the
Club. and that one o.. them woals rcpudia,e
Whigscrv Whenever The Wings would let him
sc, sober These are the great changes boasied
ot i, Richie county, al least they were all with
which orr friends were acquainted Let The ve-
nsrab!c Editor of the Enquirer bc well assured,
his nanesakc will do no dishonor 10 the cause in
The coming fight.
On Thursday week The grea, Mass Meeting Of
Taylor county was held, and we venture TO say,
,h1, on no former occasion, has 80 formidable a
i,l.,siral demonstration been made there. The
crowd was imposing iniccd, considering the size
al the county, and most OF The people there were
resiacniSof the county. The people were elo-
quentlv addressed by q. II. Lc,., Of THIS place,
Charles A. Harper Esq, of Marion, and John 5.
Garlic, Esq, OF Barbour. Some strong rcsolu-
lions were adopted which we expect will be
handed IN 10: publication. An excellent and
a5uniani dinner WIS prepared, which did grea!
c-elit 10 The literally ana hospitality of the people
Of Taylor In the evening. addresses were deliver
I'd in the street by DR.. kiiwe OF Marion and
IA. Editor of this paper. The repeated hearty
cheers Of the multitude during the whole proceed
ing eviaced their spirit and the determination
with which the Democracy have gone into the
service We shall dc a great deal better there
lhan we did in 1910 We were told OF several
gentlemen who were Wings OF 4O, who are Polk
an, Dallas men in 1871, and We arc authorized
- plAli.h II. names O; some gentlemen Of that
character. Every thing indeed looks bright in tins
>sciioa. ana we look for nia;orities by thousands
III the Old Dominion thi, fall
Saturday last the mass meeting OF The Demo
orsts Of Harrison was htll IL Mr.. Miners, four
.niles No.l..east OF this place. and ~ think W