Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12
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By Las. Evenings Northern Mall.

We invite The particular attention ofthe Wing
10 the following from the Scion of Democracy. III
Harrison county 1t will he seen that Shnn :
apostacv i moi - lMp0rtGat sign after all.
For the East, we can say 10 the Scion, that we
are all in fine spirits, and will DO better than ever:
I'VE can respond 10 the question put by the
Enauircr-io the Democrats oil old Har-iSon-in
reference TO The change among Us here. The ct
feet ii anv, must be produced outside OF North
Western Virginia There are more than FIFTY
men in this county who voted for General Harr-
son WILL. Not vote for Clay. Some ot them are
doing battle for Poll; ana Dallas; and, as the En-
quirer says, the Coons are welcome, thrice wei
come, to al! the moral force Tie Wing changes
carry with them. The North West viii tell a
tale in November Of more thrilling note than that
Of 1910 Our Democracy are Is firm a our
rock bound moun,ains-,oo proud ard independ-
ent 70 be seduced BY 4 song, or the exhibition OF
cider barrel or coon skin. We think Eastern
Virginia is indebted 10 uS-wc did orr duty last
sprirg-it did no, do her whole duty
ExTEAcr Of 1ct:er tooa
'LoclsA County, July 10
"A1r. Sourhall and Mr. Bots came to July
Louisa Court 10 address the people. taking Us by
surprise. James l.. Gordon, Esq, however, and
Mr. Leake Of Goochland were there, and were
wiinst 10 answer the gentlemen on .aiI terms
True 10 their vocation, however. they would &C.
cent no fair terms or offers 10 divide the time
but insisted on speaking the whole day, or not al
all which the Democrats opposed, and they did
not speak. They will Try, expect, 10 make po-
licai capital of it. tor am sure they felt they
could make rome hy speaking il We could lie
heard in immediate repy before people who are
incensei at Wing measures, il not Wing doc
trines. | Judge, TOO. Mr.. Bolts prefers the i0ror
Of Wing dinner in the count. j he can sct 4,
ard of delivering himself at IL"
Observation-Disclosures OF a letter from a
highly distinguished Democrat OF Western Penn
syivania:
The unanimity and zeal in favor OF the Balti
more nominations here is most enthusiastic. In
this COUNT. We gave Van Buren, in 1910, not 800
majority; we will give Polk and Dallas. have
not the least doubt. 500. and some of our friends
saw 1000 Western Pennsylvania will give
larger Democratic vote than she has done, since
Jackson's administration
Philadelphia S.Jliae
CoovERY ~ ISpaNa-A vote was taken on
board The steamboat Mont clio. witls returning
from CLay Contention. he'll, on the Tippecanoe
battle ground and resulted a> follows
For Clay III, for Polk and Dallas $50. Claws
chances in Indiana are small potatoes ana few in
hill.-[D.
FROM PmL,DEiPHii-we learn that all re-
ma;ncd quiet up 10 midnight OF Tuesday. The
military iosce was large and almost hourly IN
creasing, under the requisition of the Governor
OF Monday. In the course of Tuesday, between
twenty and thirty companies reached the city
from some Of the COUNTESS 20 that the Military
Headquarters at the GiraTd Bank building pre-
scented quite warlike appearance. The civil
force remained on duty al the church in the dis
turbci district. and though considerable body Of
the rioters still continued in martial array, it was
hoped that no further violent outbreak would take
place. Va. Iatelliscaccr, July II.
The Convention of Columbia County, \. York,
have presented The imposing name Of Silas
Wright for Governor Of the Empire State.