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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
Harm the Com miff,es.

Harm the COMMITTEES.
we have received letter from the North West region
OF inla apprisng of the eager and odious
our Republican candidates in several countless and the
dangers which threaten from these excessive ara
IONS. In Harrison, Braxton and Lewis-n Mononga
la. and one or two others, this danger is imminent
and ought TO be forth it'll arrested. Where are our
Committees of Vigilance Electors ami assistant
Electors where are all the pure and energetic lie
pubicans IN all these agtated counties We appeal to
every man OF them TO The State. II is III re the
danger IS 10 other parts Of the State, the prospect
bright and cheering. Save these counties, and we
trumphaniiy save the State. The CORES poadcn
assures Us, thst let the Spring Election go il may
that quarter, 1--WE will certainly carry this section oil
the State for Mr. Van Buren, by much larger ma jority
then we did in 1874. Mark tina! - We mark it, and
we do not at all doubt il and have fear Of carry
ing the State in November by from 10 900 jori,y
But, IN the mean time, these humbugging Wings will Try
10 make 1t operate in other States against Us who viii
not exactly understand from the position and poca sta
t'cs our counties how may be beaten the Spring
and yet gorousiy succeed IN the Fall OF this last fact
we DO not entertain moment doubt Shenandoah Rock
ingham, and Page alone viii, Col. Mcpherson said,
nearly Swdlfow up the whole of the mcagre maoriles
in the wing counties. Therefore, protest against
the conduct of friends in the North West who are
Jeopardizing our success in the Spring We repeat,
with last Saturdays Republican Sentinel,
Republicans Of Virginia, Committee Men,
Rouse up-organize yourseves-arm TO the teeth
Establish Democratic Associations" Circulate the Do
cumcn,s "-Disspate the humbugs OF the Feds Put
down all eager asprants IN your own ranks-iave but
candidate where your county has but Delegate
Concentrate all your votes upon him-Do not commit
the folly or the reachery TO vote for Wing candidate
at great crisis like this And remember the 18th Thurs
day Of April.
Remember too that these the times that try men
souls-and show, 'chether most iOrss hiase! or
his couatg.
Nfecklenilrp- (,reensyiIle- HarriSon-C, abel Mo.
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ARRIVAL OF rnE CALEpoSA.-Ycsterdav, at 10
O'Clock, the Caledonia arrived al Boston, bringing Us
London dates Of the s.h Of March
The mos, important news Us this arrival, the
viclon Of O'Conne and the other tr4versers on tue
charge of conspiracy against the Government. Tie
result Of this conviction has diminished Connel!
the popular estimation, and his subsequent appear
ance III Parliament was hailed with great enthusiasm.
There is no hinge IN tie cotton market, though
prices firm, and there IS an indication ola brisk
business. The corn marke, has somewhat improved,
the value CT all sctptons Of grain having advanced
The tti,e Of the public mind IN England is BY no
means settled lnceDdiar much on the increase
parts OF England, particularly in Essex and
Suffolk Scarcely night passes in "h'ch some Inen-
iional destruction OF farm buildings and stock does
take place The labo:ns cllsss are dissatisfied, and
their discomfort les ed by t1r1outs, sc.
Tne cotton sp.nners Glasgow have struck for
higher wages; also the lourneymen talors various
parts &C the kingdom. The anti Coip Law League
continued IS operations with undated vigor, and ITS
influence begins to be much dreaded by the Govern
meat.
There was . debate OF nine nights duration IN the
House Of Commons the condition OF Ireland wheel,
terminated Saturday the 9th ut., Al clock, 4
W. The en- eff top in tbe debate tue IRISH Chufca
establishment On he ns,eral &c, So, eches were
delivered BY SIR James Graham, Lord Stanley, tnc
Solicitor General, the IRISH \ torney General, and
SIR Ro. Peel. On the opposite side, Lord John Rus
eel. MIR Macsuleg. SIR Thomas Wide, Mr. Roebuck,
M ohIt !, ana vi! v Iohhtl aIlacheo Tue po'cy %
the Government. Mr.. U Connels speech is described
IS manly in feeling and dign,ted, and ;ha, pro
duced marked and highly favorable impression for
nm. Upon The division OF the House, the course ot
the Ministry sustained ty majority Of 90 IN
House of o49
An extensive fire occurred Manchester the I'd inst
By which large number OF valuable stores des
troyed, with great amour; OF ptopefty.-The ire
ragged from o'clock in the morning. until IL and the
total value OF the property and buildings burned,
es,imated at fl000G0 upon which there insurance
u the amount Of Ell6l00.
The OKEcos TgRRiToRY-Hef Majesty Govern
men, has issued orders for the immediate employment
o additional force ct non-comm oned officers and
men belonging the Royal Soppers and Miners under
the Boundary Commissioner, Colonel E,seour, IN the
Oregon Territory, join those already employed IN that
serylca. Tins looks war-lIke.
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The Richmond Wing takes up the cudgels for his
ACCOMPLISHED friend Bsar-and swears that the only
reason he is treated wlh dsdan by the Loco focos u,
"becauss he is mechanic because he cannot afford
s.to drink hook and loll upon sofa md The Wing
then spends his satire upon ''the wouid-oe Arsio-
c,acy.
It's idle - answer such stuff "a this because the
man who employs il, knew at the TINE he wrote II, It
as both false and foolish But surely surely # there
was one man in this Gorld, who ought TO have had
discretion enough discretion not 10 use these ez-
pressons, It precisely the very author OF THIS
s,ly faafaronade. Mechanics! why, who was 1t
,ha, turned W his ii the "hiihy or greasy
mechanics: Why, II vas this moe. polished and las
tdious gentleman 1t was The man, who begged io7
an eff - from Nj II Clay to enable him 10 90 abroad,
aud relieve his exquisite He1ves--ard VINO FeceiFed
his reward for the support lie gave Mssrs Adams and
Clay-und for the abandonment oil his old Slae .igh'
"corst:iut'oaai" pr,nciples-in MessensershiP to
South America. On his voyage cut, he tesame
so uausea,ed and sex OF the ''hithy mech;n'es
in confined cabin, that he shifted his snip, aoan-
doned his dispatches changed his destination from
South Americs 10 Liverpool, and pocketed the ex
pepses of trip to Great Britain to drink hook
fnerbao.l and oll upon sofas, instead Of remain
ing with "flthy mechanics, and dischlrging his
official duties We congratulate the gentleman up
on The recovery Of his TASTE ard advise him 10 en-
oy the opportunity of culvailng the confidential ac-
onan,ance and availing himself of the splendid al.
ainments OF such humbugs the great linerant Ora
tors Messrs Bear and Nosey. We recommend these
buFoons to the confidence OF party who boast OF all
The decency, refinement, and taient1 OF the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

DEMOVAL.-JtMEs c. WATSON has removed FIR th- PIE
IL No I'm Main street the house formerly occupied ny
Samuel utny Shoe Store, opposite the Ease ori u
for Of Leather embracing
every kind used shoe COACH saddle and harness mannac
rcr-iikewi4e, Engh and American Thresd- Findings, 6e
oguts Shoes suitable for hed and a-lov hands
which he win eii small advance Tor on hr Gna
tme &C. punctua dealers.
81. C. W. returns his EaGks 10 the hremen 1nd
citizens generously aided in escung bis property on 'on
tav night the 18Th Instant. -. 49,
Marrhl IV9-t
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John Y Mason, Esq, Secretary Of the Navy, arrived
in this City Saturday, and LEI, Us for Washington
in The next days
Mr. Calhoun will reach Washington in the course OF
this week The Saturdays Charleston Mercury says
tina, in a letter from Mr.. G., he states that he will
leave his residence for Washington on The 2ih or the
26.h, stage days lie may therefore Le expected n
Charleston either on Monday Wednesday by The
Railroad"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

we still pass over The hits Of the Madisonan, and
its own course 1t doing all in It's power 10 defeat
the Republican party ia Connecticu,-and 10 spread
the idea every where that Mr.. Van Buren, viii break
down the party he cannot, will not succeed, &c
sc. Il is also urging separate Convention to be
held in Baltimore for Mr Tylers benefit Meetings are
actually held for the purpose of sending delegates to
this Convention One Of these has been held at Wi
liza msburg and another at Matthews.
Under this state Of the case, We are requested BY
respectable committee al Williamsburg 20 publish their
proceedings Although they Circulate opinions about
Mr. Van Buren's prospects which We believe 10 be
entirely nconect-and although they are sending de-
epales 10 District Convention, for what precise pu7
pose we really do understand but its indirect
tendency seems TO be to counte'actihe nomination Of
Mr. Van 6uren, under the hope of promoting Mr. Ts-
l-r's prospects, (when honestly believe that Dir.
Van Buren, will triumphan'ly obtain the nomination Of
the Republican Convention, and that ne s, therefore,
the only man who can defeat MIR. Ciy0 and although
the friends of Mr.. Tyler give no sort Of pledge that
they will support Mr. Van Buren,, yet in courtesy 10
The committee as well to Mr. Tyler, We lay before
our readers the proceedings Of the meeting of Williams
burg. The whole article ION our last page was in
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The Committee of Vigilance for the county Of South
ampton feeling great so!ctude for the success Of tue
cause in which they engaged and ply Interes ed
IN the movements Of their friends, having tendency
10 afyc, the in,eres, OF the party cannot withhold az
expression OF their regret at parting with Robert id-
lew Esq as their Senator; but having faithfully and
zeaicusy served the party, "a II hs pleasure 10
withdraw, have 10 right - complain. II havng new
become necessary y select successor AFTER mature
deliberations con:inccd, that at tbs tine |! will
essentially subsefve the interest Of the party 10 select
candidate !rom Southampton whete party strength
IS SO equally divided, !. W.. essentially ad cur co1n
IL candidate warming cp The Democracy ~ e:e'y
part Of the cnan:y, and re think We have SPARK hat
viii iude their zeal blze that Will b. tel az he
Do,Is The committee have, therefore, determined 10
present William A. Spark 10 The voters o The District
a. Senatorial CANDIDATE, subject TO the approval oil
District Convention, which they propose shall he held
at Suisse. Cou.. House tie .::S: THURSDAY Il ApT
next.
Rssolred. Tia, j, is ex7ed,ent forthwith t. prcsen,
William A. Spark to the people Of lhs DsiEic! as a
candidate 10 represent them the State SENATE tor The
next four years
Rssoired As several candidates for the State Senate
have been announced the people oil lie distr!c,, II
advisable 10 hold i District Contention al sussex
Court House. on the ist Thursday 10 April next Ter he
purpose of selecting OF the NUMBER 10 oe 'ofed ioE
/ by The undivided Democracy.
Resoired That Tor the purpose oil carrying INTO cHee
tie foregoing resolution. TIE diefeh' counties OF Inc
district are earnestly requested 10 appoint aeegaies
the proposed Convention. The most of the country
will have an opportunity Of dong 50 at their rePecs:
county Courts. Should there De any county that vii
not have Ina, opportunity OF assembling 70: sae Pur
pose their delegates appointed for surry Court House
!! are requested 10 attend at Sussex Court House.
! By TnE Com'uT!EE.
~ we have been requested 10 state, that as ,bt
penrbl;.ana Of Prince George will have 10 oppo-tuni
" Of appointing fresh delegates en- Their Court day,
m.bt Be advisable for the former delegates to attenc
Tho nrc.osed Convention. Indeed, we do not ve:,
well see why ali tie former delegates may not al
tend at once, without scruP!e II IS fost des'fao'
,b,. ,bs Convection should be held 70. the purpose
Immediate orcanization = Enquirer
SENATOR BEsros.-We were very much g'at:hed
ne-caivs Col Bentons appearance in the Senate yes
,.rday the first since the iamen,able catastrophe o.
hoard the Princeton, from the effect OF which he b.
shsd frnr
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type before we received the Saturdays Madisonan,
squirting towards the establishment oil Tyler paper
in Richmond, if we did not throw open cou mas TO
the meeting of hia friends. Al ;ha, We can 81: IS.
tha, his friends are perfectly Welcome to establish
paper OF their "wn-but that this intipaton, II
we had received it before, would not have prevented Us
from complying with the request of the Williamsburg
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

u The Shockce Hill Democratic Association of the
City Of Richmond, vii! hold their next regular meet
my a. Democratic Hall, the Marshal! Hotel on
Wednesday evening next, the 9th inst. ct halt past
o clock.
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TIE EectiOneerer MIR. Clay was received with dis
tnguisscd consideration lis no, that form according 10
the etiquette Of Courts) at Montgomery, Columbus, Ma
con- (Georsia.) Nc, &c. He was expected 70 leave
Macon, for Mllledgsve, The 18Th and to arrive on
the 2ist in Savannah. pungent writer Is the SaTan
nah Georgian says, that Mr. Clay is evidently efscoR
eeriny-tat "party meetings throughout the State are
held-pnty committees appoinled-party invitations eS
tended which this party leader accepts Look at the
course pursued in this city. meeting Of the friends
OF Mr.. Clay is called, aud from that moment 10 the
present the whole procedure is Of strict party charac
ter Not solitary Republican is placed on any orc OF
the committees The truth is nothing less than
hIs Mr. Clay travels TO electoneer, and his friends
seek to deceive conclliac and quiet the opposoni to
manufacture public opinion and get up excitement and
enthusiasm in his favor. The whole manGuyre Is .
shallow party arice. SO viewed, Democra, SHOULD
DC accused oil want Of hospitality, If he refuses TO have
aughi to do with, countenance in auy way, such dis
graceful proceedings
Last Bulletin Of the Trarelltng .Hinstr,is.
The Grand Eectioneerer arrived at Savannah on last
Thursday evening, s o'clock, z NJ "escor,ed 20 his
lodgings by upwards of 800 persons horseback and
in carriages Clear the way HIS majestic strides
are directed TO the Old Dominion. AS the WhG Ora
tor SAID the other day at Hartford their or-
ganzaon I'm VTg'nio) more perfect" They nre
spreading all sorts Of catch birds Of all SORTS OF
feathers And Mr. Clay asais's in spreading the mel,
and catching the game
Moseiey mas Just visited Charlottesville, where he
was hailed With ecs,acy by the Wing Club Bear mas
been TO Goochland, whr:e the gifted Lake used him
up, and sent HIM back with hsa in his He has
bean 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, address the Feth
tA IN those refined towns, delivering the same lec-
ture the Tariff, and trying 20 make some I'M
preston upon the contested double county of Norfolk
His xt point OF attack said II be Gloucester where
he will attempt TO up B,yly II the honest Demo
Gratis OF the county stirred by this intrusion TO
vindcate their principles and candidate for the
Spring they are no, the proud and patriotic men We
take them 10 be.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS NAIL.
CHEERING

''iS .sHrScros, -Nares a.
'Our party in fine spirits. We now believe that
New York PenHs. lyana, OHIO, and Indiana, mot
Of which seemed certain ior Van Buren, at the
menccmeut Of the session all perfectly safe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

II We have room this morning for the Address
of Richard H. Baptist, Esq 10 The Voters Of haiaS
and Mecklenbnrs. |, shall appear on friday
T. It s not in our power this morning 10 publish the
Address of Mr. John c. WISE, candidate for the Sc
on Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

PESysYLvASiA.-The Pi,tsburg Aurora states, that
although the Federal cand date has been elected rom
that district, in place OF NJ. Wilkins; yet the Repue
leans have reduced the Wing majority from 30Uo vo'e
to or ZOO In $40, they carried the State BY only
343
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

NOTICE
James \. Seldom, Esq will address the citizens OF
Caroline at Needwoad, the ti's. Saturday in April,
ihat beng the 9th Of the month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

The ssAlton Telegraph leading Clay Wing pa
per in the State Of Illinois, states tina. the people are
docking under the banner of Clay and Protection 10
-i,asriean manufactures -PKorEcrios then IS their
banner. Here we have it open and avoWed-no mis-
take-no trick this time. How does the South like the
declaration
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HOYT ~ CO.'S OFFICE,

f'n4er NJ Ercadnye H0l. K.ehmoNa, YTgfaa.
;ARiD'IS;; of Al, Santria Lottery Glass III
~ % % u 50 l 81 ~ p II -.
six prizes Of goo Saturday Tickets SO. For ae
by HOYT Il co.
March 81 LOFT
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REPORT Of tie Committee Of Ways and Means.

We lay before readers tts morning, half OF the
admirable Report of the Committee, On the present
and ,he proposed Revenue Bills. Ia what c s,fia
ing contrast does 1t present lie ,wn systems -
The proposed bill daes no, exactly come up to cur
s,erdard-and, indeed, under eli the c'rcumstan-
ces, we coulj not expect 1t. We owe them sin
cere thanks fox the valuable services which they
have rendered to the country. They hare done
much to reduce the CT Gus Tariff The striking out Of
the abominable minimum principle, and the CONVERSION
ofspec6c into al raorem duties, alone constitute an
epoch system OF taxation-and deserve the graz
,tode Of the nation We have doubt, that Ike So
ION, they have given the bes, bill which Congress
may at present and trust it VII! be vigorous
y pressed, and rapidly passed Ru. we are not even
certain Of the passage Of this hl! The Wings aie
at,e: ptiug to defeat through their presses and
fear he Wing Senate VIII defeat i; by their votes
Let them do So and the wrath Of oppressed South
and an Indignant yeomapry will be upon their heads
A spondsrt Of the u s. Gazette (Pt;adepAia)
writes from Washington tie 10Th, under the omi
OF "a Tariff Iihs, that although this ball
will pass the House, yet II will no, pass the Senate in
lis present shape.
Mons rerrons If il fails, we sha! know which
party is in fault
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

We have in the Lynchburg yirginian let'e'
from Mr. Lodowck Cclquhoun late Of Petersburg, one
Of the Texan prisoners, who confined in The
Castle of Peroe, in Mexico. He gives melancholy
account Of their suii=rngs and Their mortality. The
Lynchburg Virginian asks, why does mol our Govern
merit in,e.pose fcr their Liberation
We are happy 10 STATE that stronger arm than out
Executive IL ,oyed for ,heirrrl'ef 1t will he ~
collected, that Gen. Jackson lately succeeded in pre-
vailng upon General Santa Annn 10 s.: free youn-
Bradley OF Virginia. The consequence Na5 that Gen
Jackson has received about 100 letters upon the cub
ec requesting his nerposiiion for the relief Of other
prisoners The Old Hero has hesi,a;ed to act W.
have Just seen letter from him to a friend in Wash-
ington in which he states, that notwithstanding toe
peculi1r relations, which rox prevail between Eng
and and the United States AID Texas, ne would Ne
We. hesitate where the calls Of humanity required hm
70 act--ihat instead Of writing a separate letter for
each app!cation vii ch would be both ,rssome 70 him
t, write and General Santa Anna 10 read, he had ad
dressed to hm general letter in which he had a p
pealed to the spi- O; he age. and 70 his best feel
ms rs brave and magnanim0us TO lberate the
prisoners on their parole Of hono-- We t!ust, thai
This humane voice from the Hermitage will not be
heard in vain in the CAPITA. Of Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

ID virtue Of of Tris; executed TIE subscribers p
- Rchard c. Puceaf, bearing d.t- the NovemN|F -
and dty recorded Clerks Office Of NecAlenL"g W" ~
sid 10 the hch. bidder chrisiinnsvi- Neckeno"tg oua
~ Virginia "Wednesday, the st day nf Nay -f' rom .e
fte,n ,ikey slaves mostly Young iouse Sefyan'- >raaHs
p anon the Of t- Hasonsrs ~ M -rei W
coanry and good Carpeaertne remainder OF e, @ " ~ no
s catt,e sheep and Hogs Riding Caruags, wagon tat
&c together large quantity o. Hoo So o' an heeh
Furniture including twenty lfiy br inu
Terms on the day 81 Acting Is Trustees, w hI uy
convey such title by aid ferd ahG 10 =
| good. ~ ~ ToivyPs Tu,,,e.
J. NJ JEFFREsS, }
| Mecklenburg, March %.
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Buckingham G.. House, March II, lsli.

ty,o THE CREDITORS Of DAVIS LAMB e Co.-Noce
-ven the q 8 0s5 hd IN the Bans Of
Virginia. Of the Govt OF the United states Mt Hch-
fnonG IN Davis, Lamb Co.. and that after ten da'-
The Court wa. make order for dividend and distribution
thereof. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, General Assignee
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sr..1oR BExros.-We very much grat:hed TO
,erc-ye Col Ben,ons appearance in the Senate yes
,erday, the FRS, since The amen,abe catastrophe on
board the Princeton, from The eneet OF winch ne e
snfF.red severely The distinguished Senator from
Missouri was greeted BY the cordial congratulations Of
his friends of all par,ies,-[G Globe,
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New SPRING BONNETs-Th- subscribers have received
Great variety of and fashionable Spring Bomnet, al u
which will be sold low.
LONDON, WlLLlNGHaM ( DREwRY,
No e.. West Man
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

feel the advantage Of associatlng, not only with
lhcir workncn bu, also with each other2 Such
trials, il conducted with prudence, willverg soon
prove that the principle Of Association furnishes
the only means Of saving the Iaboring population
from misery, of spreading abundance and lns,ruc-
ton among the people, aud solving all the prob
ems which agi,ate Society. phslanx.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
y,ugE .gTTNEE|S TRACTS.

o. The pr,ce per 1908 copies Of the first EIGHT NUMBERS
orthesc Trnct, Il; the Publication Office, :5 OF No IN
30 per lCOo of Y SO 50. The Entire Series. bound IN
paper can be had. if ordered.
TS- 'hese little pnmphes ae working infinite good to
the Wing cause and observe with pleasure nt they ave
become the Standard Publications III oufpasy.
Published by GREELEY & McELRAlII. Tribune Office,
l6u Nuslustrce whom o:srs will be prompt
Is executed for any part ofthe Union.
.fsl5- York. Juiy. 1874 Jyh 2aws