Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20
VOLUME lI---NO. 80.
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(C"H"eH! among 100000 Speakers they may
have had-Rves' sorhisuics and misrcrrescn.a-
lions may have been evoked in a speech OF ,!
hours-Summcrs too may have addrc 'sed them
-baTners Haunted, and hrrTahs cxci but
there could have been precious little Gelihcrati6r
Il mis- motley mu,tue. To see VIM C. RiyeS
addressing . crowd of Wings ur,. ,r the auspices
Of that uHsu Tariff man. Andrew Siewari OF
pennsylvania, and an opponent OF the pli.h,ed
Compromise of 3d. : another phenomenon i'll The
conrse OF that eccentric politician. The Whi;
mass meeting continued ,lircc DAYS.
Bnt our political friends, too, had ex,raordina-
~ Juhilation al the same time al Wheelirg-a.d
it is one OF tie most agreeable signs Of these
eE s IL =; TIMES That The two mass mee;ins> ool
without any apparent josti Ee, dscorl or contrn-
ton with each other - far as we ere advised.
Each party seems ID have rcyolycd in is own pa;.-
cular Orbit. il not in perfect harmony with each
other, al least in tranquility alit peace. And now
Tor our side OF the medal
[f'om hc If1oling Argus, sept ~
BARBECUE AND GRAND RALLY AZ
WHEELING.
Jrcmy-irO MoHaad fre kunercd Democrats a.
CoErcaiion'
The Democratic Convention IN Thurs ,ay l2>;
evc. had the pleasure ui witnessing.
HURRAH FOR pOI.K AND DALLASt
We place - 500 a, tLc hca Of this rcpor b.
cause tn Feds say H. : had 10000. W. are not
acclstosnci 10 estimating such laI.c crow. ;, and
only give the above, a. We know that the Demo
cra.c procession oItnuntcrcl III y =; - also
di,. the assembled multitude o., he hill.
On Wedncs lay evening manv Democrats
from pcnns, lyania. Ohio and u" ~, oining coun-
ties oi Virginia, wer seen c..;erins tie c,ty, and
had ~ Other arrived n Thurs .av morning, there
were enough il 'e city 10 lave m..'c 4 :. pccla-
bic me linz; bu. ne frs, thing that glceci our
ears ter the grand sait'2 WIS fred Oh Thu. DAY
morning was the Democratic clce Club OF Pits
burg followed by 4 l-rge mum : OF tie hundreds
that represented "thc City IL Smoke who match
Cd through the principal streets q. Wheeling 81
were greeted bv some oi our "JHclrii!cd' De-
iGocratS al every turn.
10 "ivc the order IN which the variou. nume.-
ols delegations arrived, in this sketch, would hc
impossible. suffice il 10 saY. however, That the
we>.-rn portion of the kIfSTON1. STATE
was here in her Washington county
had her thou.and- Alleshary, Beavc. and Green,
a,dil. their hundreds.
AND OHIO
The State of bacon and cnees. came in her
mieht-Rc!mo't courty cent her thousa rds--Icf-
from Ste-tenyiir, Warrcn,on. &C. he>des hun
d., from various oller townships VII came in
wa cons on horses So, &c. An Mcnrcc.
Guernsey harrison. IclumLiana aid other M
lies sent ;hcir hinarecs.
BUT THE "GLH DOMINION"
Tuned Oh, molly; None aia, Rrook" Ohio.
M,IsEal, and Tyler. ". - all sell rcp--s,n'r!.
Bewoen 10 am ii o'clock. the procession CO. ).
r.sEcot forming in III lol.~i1g order. (Which IS
-, fort. in lhc Argus
Amoas item were :hc Ohio DELEGATIONS, tex-
cor. Relaont couGlt. '"h.ch sent 300, who were
net in Sc I'll Wheeling .cnt Resin, N Ma .;et
on Jefferson, occury::g Market and unlcn also
jefferson III! A.adi"on, &c.
The PROCESSION commcnccd marching few
moments corc II o'clock, a. NJ, and proceeded
Though tie slreo', OF In, city.
4 er par;akiF I the dinner pared Tor the
occasion tie Con,eLtan was organized by Tie
appointment; oi the following c!"ceI.
Mai j. GUTHRIE, Of Pi,r,nnrgh
Nicr faF>uE>rs.
OF Pcnnsvvaniq -Gcr. lcae iG'gcns, Capt
Daniel Rider, d. N'crrs. J. l.. Miller, Il. For a.
Morris
OF Ohic-Dr. Henry West, James kelsey,
Esq. Judge James Ale yan,cr, Jud.;c Vim. Ne
Donald ~ Chambers J. y. S..hcrland.
OF Mononealia county. Va.-Wm. I homes.
OF Marshall Co.'S Cox and 5. Cockaync,
ST.
OF Tyler Cor Martin, Esq.
OF Ohio Goa. NJ Phillips and Dg. Wchr-
man.
Secretaries
OF Ohio.-Dr John Durham and John Brand.
OF Pittsburgh, Pa.-Nlr. Allen.
OF Brock Co. Va.-Wm. DE Camps.
OF Ohio Co-Jas a. MCLEAN and 5. Gle
mems.
After short and appropriate address from the
| President, Maj. Gu'i.c;e who assured the Con-
venton that Pennsylvania would be right side up
and give Polk, D.ilas and Skunk u majority OF
at lea. thirty two thousand,
| Mai. 4. Davczac. Aid 10 Gen. Jackson a, the
| battle of New Orleans, ami new mcrIlcr Of the
New York state Senate, was introduce to tho
vast assamblase by Col. Thompson, whose ap.
pear,ncc Oh the st1nd called iorin Eine cheers.
THURSDAY EVENING.
AT III O'Clock L. NJ the COM .Etion re-asScnl-
bled, with 1'ranspatcncics, and having formed a
procession in the SANE order as the morning pro-
cess ion, TOOK up the line OF march, and proceed
Cd through all The principal streets ot lie CITY.
The procession having returned 10 The Arch,
Patrick Collins, Esq, OF Cincinnati, Was intro
luced To the vast crowd, who took The stand amid
thc rcvcr5eratlng echoes caused by the chccrlr"
of every spectator. He reviewed the history q;
cur Government from lis iulEdatlon, ard showed
that though he is foreigner, he is we'll acGua!nt-
ed with the Government which he has chose. Ia
live under, and withal is truly splendid ora
tor While Mr.. c. was speaking from under The
Arch,
Theodore Umbs,at,cT, Esp, Of Ohio was adj
dressing an immense crowd OF Germans N Ne
lower story OF the Masonic Hs,i. which, We I'M
Gcrstand, met the aporo5 ton Of e"ery German
| who herd him We are sorrr that we are not
| acquainted with the German LANGUAGE; Tor II VIC
| nav uGgt from ;ac frequent cheering wAlch Mi
| Us s"eech called forth, IT was t'ci treat i"t
| tAose " Io understood him.
Col. Joseph job. ~. Of I.arri.an county, Nir-
| gina. then took the stand. Col }. Is noted in
| Northwestern yirgnia. as ole OF the r'os, pow
crluI pearers we have, and vel! and ;ruly Ia
he sustain himself ON Thursday evening Be
sides enreua 1ina his hearers ". .)rnd arSr-
men, he in,er>pcrscd bis speech with several ar
] ecdoies wheel did not .dil 10 sail ior.h lac most
enta;lsi astic bursts applause.
Canraib Gcoroe W. Mccook of S,erbcnvlllc
Ohio. hen wound VI with short speech full d
fire nd vii ..h:cl did not all 10 .ceive 'ssha.t
oftappanse.
Co.. Pore OF Krr,Uc,' WIS next intro lced
| to tie Convention nI spoke !! e near TWO hours
giving vent 10 til. r., kenuC ~ eloineLce. In
I deed. We cannot find l,.gua5c to express on
:imiT ton Oi Dot nc LlIH ..II Hi9 lit.5t. ~
d...ss. which called ior,h unbornded apr .-se
md caused several Revolutions. Heroes anc
,na.v gray headed sires to throw up sneir h.
and shout ior joy, over me glorious victory
which awaits the friends .! Liberty IN Norembe
next
MIR. Pcnpard Of Chic made an eloquent ant
thrilling speech At another stand
r. Convention then a. 1urnet from The Grow
On ;he I'LL To NEE, at the Arch in front OF Demo
cratic Head Quarters, at 81 O'Clock, z. NJ.
Friday EVENING, SEPT %.
On Friday evening, tlere we. . vet a large mum
her OF Strangers II the city, who ic,elhor with OF
citizens, had ire!ncntc"s meeting = ,rcE' Of u!
Arch. which vas a,..!r.sse1 BY p. Cc..ins, n l.:
usual cloQuen, s;yle-and a'so - NJ. D. ..
ane Gov. Pc, vino rather s1rpasscI lhcir foTnc
effort. We noticed a iey. nrowline Coos IL N
crowd, who eyer ana anon ave sciecct wing!
CONVINCED Us that lf-y c1uh uot .,ant lie 'F.-:
w. 'anno:. in his hort anJ III, e'!tc sHc.
~, IN ;is,s w