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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

more dangerous 10 our Republican institutions
and revolving TO the people.
1t may be truly said of the Wings OF Virginia,
that they "never surrender" an election, however
clearly it may be lost to them. In yesterdays
Wing We have another specimen of this logged
Perseverance. The Editor refers to letter re-
ceivea from Mecklenbuie, which stated that an
error had been detected at one of The precincts,
and that Bolling's majority in the district was
eight A similar error was reported by the
Wings as having occurred in Amelia, producing
similar result
We had hoped that The public mind had been
sufficiently harassed by conflicting reports from
this (Btunswick) district, and that all par
ties conceded the election Of General Dromgoole.
Upon the positite Information of gentleman
just from Petersburg, we yesterday stated what
the result would be, and we have heard nothing
TO change our opinion. All that we ask is fair
justice, and rigid observance oil the laws Of the
land. If these be followed out, we have no fears
for either of the districts which one day the
Wings give up, and the next most confidently
claim ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

We learn that General M. L. Bonham, re-
Gently appointed Lieutenant Colonel OF The 18th
Regiment of Infantry, has been promoted 10 the
rank of Colonel Colonel Wilson, Of North
Carolina, has declined the command OF the Re.
gimcnt 10 which General B. is auached.
TEdgefeM Advertiser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14
THE CAPTURE OF TIA CO-TALPAM
AND ALVARADO
CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS.

The Trial, Defence, and Reprimand of Lieutenant
Charles G. Hunter, before Naual Court Mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

Hon. JOHN Y. MASON,
Secretary OF The Navy, Washington, D. c.
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think people prompt fight for their rights might have
burnt powder for the expulsion Of Mexican usurpers
om Texan territory Sir, the history of this country full
OF anomalies and contradictions What patriotic, harmo
NOUS people When Taylor TO protect them, they
fire their dwellings and fly When you come in peace brist
ling in for protection only your eagle spreading its wings
to shield from harm all American ctizens-what then hap
pens Why, according your account these Anglo
Saxon Republicans terrified at the sight of their
ys flag that they abandon their homes and before
your army if Nomad tribe had wandered thher
ensave their families and plumber their estates
all this Of undenable fact known the careless
reader of the public prints utterly with the stud
ousy conrived statements your Cabinet documents that
do not wonder all that amabe PRIDE however
misplaced here has prevented hitherto thorough and fearless
Investigation of their truth Nor sir, would probe this fecu
in defence Of votes which obliged record here within
the last ten days Sir, with my opinions facts connect
ed with this subject and my deductions, unavoidable from
hem should have been unworthy the high-soued State
represent had voted and money TO prosecute further
war commenced, as now appears aggression and carried
on by repetition only of the original wrong Am mistaken
IN this II am, shall hold him the dearest friend can
own in any relation Of life who shall show my II
am wrong in this question of fact, show how err and
gladly will retrace my steps satisfy that my country
in peaceful and rgh possession between the Nueces and
Rio Grande when Gen. Tayors army ordered there
show me that at Pao Alto aud Resaca de Ia Palma blood
shed American soil in American possession, and then for
the defence of that possession will vote away the last dol
lar that power wiring from the people, and send every
able 10 bear musket to the ranks oil But until shall
be thus convinced, duty myself to TRUTH to conscience
public justice, requires that persist every lawful opposition
to this war
While the American President can command the army
thank Heaven, command the purse. While the Presi-
dent under the penalty Of death, your officers
proceed, tell them back or the President
supply them he may. He shall have funds from in
the prosecution Of which approve That
conceive to be the duty Of Senator mistaken in
that II it be my duty to grant whatever the President de-
mands, for what am here Have no will upon the sub
jec Is not placed my discretion, understanding udg-
men Have American Senate and House Of Representa-
tves nothing to do but 10 obey the bidding Of the President
the army he commands compelled obey under penalty
of death Mo- The representatives Of the sovereign Peo-
pie and sovereign States elected for such purpose
as that
Have Senators reflected the great power which the COM
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correspondence is perfectly clear that if Mr. Shde had been
sent in the less ostentaous character of commissioner to
treat of the Texas boundary that treaties and not bullets
would have adjusted the question. But this not agreea.
BILE to the lofty conceptions Of the President He preferred
vigorous war to the tame process Of peaceful adjustment He
now throws down the pen of the diplomat and grasps the
sword OF the warrior. Your army with brave old Rough
and Ready" at its head ordered pass and adj
to the bank Of the Rio Grande There sir be-
tween these two rivers lies that slip Of territory that chapar
thicke nterspersed with Mexican hacendas Of which
this wasteul desolang Was this territory, be-
yond the river Nueces, in the State of Texas
Now have said, but would any disputable fact
II is known to every who has looked into this subject
that revolutionary government claim jurisdiction any
where when has not defined and exercised its power with
the sword. II utterly Indifferent Mexico and the
world what legislative enactmens Texas made. She extend
ed her revolutionary and her revolutionary dom
Mon not inch beyond the extent which she had carried
the power of Texas in opposition the power of Mexico
II is therefore question of facts and how will it be
pretended that that country, lying between the Nueces and
the Del Nore to which your army ordered and Of which
took possession subject Texan law and not Mexican
law What did your General find there What did he
write home DO you hear Of any trial by jury the east
bank OF the Rio Grandeof Ango-Saxons making cotton
there with their negroes Mo- You hear of Mexcans
siding peacefully there, but fleeing from their cotton fields at
the approach Of your amyno slaves for it had been de-
Of the Mexican Government years ago. that
should exist there If there Texas population the
bank Of the Rio Grande, why did General Taylor
hear something Of those Texans hang the advent of the
American ary coming 10 protect them from the ravages OF
the Mexcans and the murderous onsaughts Of the
neghboring savages'
DO you hear any thing Of that No On the contrary
the population fed the approach Of your army. In Gods
name, wish TO know il il has to this, that when an
American army goes protect American citizens Amer
territory, they flee from from the barbarous
enemy Yet such is the ridiculous assumption of those who
pretend that the east bank of the Rio Gande where
took possession there were Texas population Texas
power, Texas laws and American United States power and
law No, Mr.. President, when see that stated in an Ex
ecutye document written by the finger Of President Of the
United States and when you read in those documents with
which your tables groan the veacous Of that noble
old General Taylor Of his reception in that country and Of
those meno the language of Of his ocers-eeng
before the invaders when you compare these documents
together Is not biting upon the sincerity Of pub
lie mena bitter satire upon the gravity Of all public affairs
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troll of Congress- march your embodied hosts to Monterey
to fucata TO Mexico Panama. China and that under
penalty OF death TO the officer who disobeys him-e me-
demand of you tell Inc, tell the American people, tell the
nations OF Chstendom what is the difference between your
American democracy and the most odous hateful des-
posm that merciful God has allowed nation to be
aiced with since government earth began You may
ca this free government but is such freedom and other
as OF old was established Babylon Susa at Bacrana
or fersepos It's parallel scarcely be found when thus
falsely understood in the worst forms of civil poy
IN modern times Sir, is not such is your consu-
on something else, something and better than this
nave looked at this subject with the painful endeavor
come 70 ihe conclusion possible that it my Duty
senator OF the United States finding the country i'm war To
hight II OUT say in the common and ponuar phrase
OF the nmes to just and honorable peace then could very
easily concede that to be my duty if found nv country en-
sagsu 10 Just wan war necessary TO protect that
fanced honor Of which you talk much should then have
some apology IN the judgment Of my country in the deermi
nation OF my conscience, and in that appeal which you and
ana al Of US must soon be required make before trbu.
nal where this Wanted honor Of the Republic fear me- will
gain but little credit defence TO anv act ye NAV neCo,
here in the Senate Of the United States
But when am asked whether will prosecute or
cannot answer that question: nay, until have de-
termined whether that necessary war and cannot
determine whether il necessary until know how Il was
that my country involved in it. And il is 10 that par;
cular point Mr. Presden-withou reading I'M,
referring few facts which understand NOT N no denied
either side OF this chamberthat wish TO direct the aen
ton OF the American Senate and far NAV be- that a
any fhe noble and honest hearted constituents whom
resent here. know Mr. President the responsibility which
assume in undertaking determine that the President of the
United States has done great wrong the country whose
honor and whose interest he required protect know
the denunciaons which await every one who shall dare
put himself in opposition TO that high powethat idol god
which the people Of this country have made themselves anc
called a President.
But II IS my very humility which makes me bold. know
sir that he who told in former time how to govern tur
bulent people advised cut off the aest heads Min,
will escape STILL holding seat here Mr. President anc
finding written in the constitution Of my country that hat
Inc power to grant TO the President at his bidding, not
pleased, and money, did that became m,
duty TO ascertain whether the Presidents request was rea
sonaoe onewhe,her the President wanted these men ant
WI, money Tor proper and laudabe purpose anc
WI cs od fashioned idcasquite unpopular fear with
some on this side OF the chamber as we find them TO be on The
found not quite
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oss Who has oas Seosd o'hs bss pspos
good OF wankini BE- hood therefore be-c We, tried
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me. name. and u.c. arc as fo,ew.,-
4 PULMONARY POWDER sSRUP-for Cold. Coughs CON
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| Fewer sorcs f,taas and an entaneoa. affections
Central Debility Dyspepsia Weak female 3e
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NEurRALIziNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MEDICINES,
s"sS MosSS, eT'sry par'n~a OF summer Complaint and
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every box package vial BOTTLE &C prevent public being
imposed uTon by spurious limitations eounerc,
articles BY Druggists venicrs rat.nt d.
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any ariesas Bcaehs Medicines except his
and HrrrH signature each OF the named remedies
sold wholesale aud retail by ANDREWS CO. Grand DEPOT
ed, post pad.
For farther particulars respecting Dr. and McLi
eine sec Pamphlet which be obtained OF agents
pr. BEACHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN ard All the MEDICINES
are for sale BY the following
w Randnlnh 4
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
I6O, MAIN ST, CORNER OF IN, 81.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

ID III. TAYLOR RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE
AENroN % PuRuAsrRs To his stock Of Piano Fortrs
the above Establishment give Sats
action every respect All his Panoarc
a SUBJECT be returned not good Constant
Inn TO present At all times assortment embracing
10" fashionable styles of hnh both 81 Rosewood
lie also offers for sa- Piano Foe o variety
crs Than other establishment adotdnK the
greatest advantages in the Of selection lie
TOT the bet aud most celebrated makers this
many No the least risk
IT, Taylor They every Thing he represents
s"erihcs- atd Baney Of Tone happily bcndd
and durability Of highest
% the ART written wananiee gwen with
sold by him.
uaiy, and Ladies and Gencnen, residing
'uTcd that whenever lac Is favored with orders per
ess his pracce than his
viii bear The siTctesl scrutiny.
Prices Including packing 5000 900 ESQ 32o
and upwards
u T. keeps Mnsiea Instruments in general Of the best quail
y large stock Of Classical and standard Music always hand
and he il constantly receiving newest publications.
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Importers and Wholesale Dealers i'm Foreign
and Domcstic Dry Goods, No. n. lin 81,
IL AVE received by recent arrivals of their
own importation, and BY purchases the
tic markets upwards o 1000 package, asonabe Dry
Goods comprising ihc largest Staple Fancy
goods they have offered which they ge ,msalve
sell aso~ they b. purchased Northern
kei. Among tsc go'Ss IN Store
English French AMI American CLOTHS grades and near
y even variety Of color Manufactured
Fensh and American cAssINEREs superb assortment OF
plain aud fzney styles
20 Cases rweeds cashmaret cOdrns,Ons OF variOu,
widths color, and qualities
20 Cases Kentucky Jeans ant saiinett.
30 comprising The tet ao1ment q Mems Summer Goods
ever offered in N market French Dap DEtr nrap
DNiehna e Caehemees Nengaus white and fancy London
lures Camlsts blue DENNIS Nsnksens, sc
20 case, English and American Prin % the htes styles
10 biz and white aAey plaid Tartan and hair cord Cling
10 cases Fancy Dr. goods VIZ reh printed and embroidered
Lawns and Nusins embroidered Muia Robes, Organizes Veto
ia laee-' rich French BaTege', Balsorines, &c
rch lcsires sk warp Apaeas blk Cloths Blk
BonsaEines, Mouslns, sc
10 ease,whe Mullins eomp,re Cabs or all srade, plain
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striped ditto, Bishop Lawns sc
cases assorted ves'inr. and shapes Cuttings wenss
plain aud figured SIN and satin diuo great variety
10 eases Irish Linens in ~hc and dea pieces approved
makes
20 case, Pousee sPialh London Corsh Cambre Ma
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20 coortt Cambrcs, Siesiis, Casbans nee Cam
brie,, bieaehsi and brown Hollands wigaus &C
10 apron and furniture OF new and beau
uiu styles; laces and Etcnrs variety Pans
Gloves meas DO Berlin b,es white English STA
spun sik thread and cotton DO black fancy
wotsted M Buttons Of 'cy variety OF style; PM eyed
Nec oo.' and Eyes &c anr ivory Combs
Combs " an style.
$50 AMI t0s-es 500? Co-ions % Coates
h7~tr Lee, EiloUs, Rrdns Hughes and oteT
qua ties aad eoors patent Threads ball and
uc silks. Twist, linen and cotton Tapes, &c
10 cases blk aui ~hte Cotton Hose, Half Hose &c
loo and ba's English and American brleh-i shrinrs AMI
~i-riirgs, from very iow % super qualJes
500 bale. Brown goois-JI, : fISsG 4-or NJ. Etres
Maaooa Va Family BaIiersea PhHaI wahha Hamilton and
other approved
20 bales Bed Ticks All qualities
marHcu shifting rel PaddnFs. Ducks Russl
She,ug hucsaback BIRDS All hn,n table Diapers KeHtng
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Unlike thoss Patent remedies Nhch claim by ON. ttiryt, .,s
al dcas each preparation particularly dsgned o. cur some
specific diopathe complaint " h %. tram o yppie IN
ieeons There ian ihry different hnd. Which are
composed more uan ON hundred dn,ren .ors of
and budsor h1Wer leaves and sja Of
panis-in mercury, anthony, arsenic copper ana Other
mHera. of Ike diameter paee-fsm,fiss
which, f msapped not deuots. ihr patient o entail
upon hin host of other dsas.s 40 b. bs eass with t,eb sy
ppisnns as mercury ufsenic copper lrd other
sap
The original proprietor Of Thea. Medicine. a,.b e.,.tr,us
author and graduate Of regularly incorporated College the Old
schoDhpurha member Of dslnaus,d Medical rss
and Professor Of Surgery an Mc cine n chartered 81
such high wls1 careful Investigation ss O., Ui1t ars
s bel. tbr aIe add irsst r.fn.ds. Tor ,.. o. y,.,, ~
acquire sn.w 'e ri r pra-ucr rf ue mot noted Pyacans
retaining from s7rn ,r-- isag .a Itsrt r.I w ts
be- useful thought beneath m o .9ny ~, yso.
anf lTniaN rpr0ps nui other persons who profrsd
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disease. 90, hints aad experienced nurses and Re-
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mer President ri doc Sew Y,rs cog, of Physician reors
WINCH BE- tof ha upon fFrHf fr'isli prlrsts" Ttry
generally df.on ot,.f,er. of -s rf onsr t out her M
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inr physician and tr ,ti of The patient hive aso awaited
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TRYING EyfRY vAHirTy on pgtCr,rg 49, -, 80 y, ~
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20. undft t' appointment Yo.s Bosfd N HsIu
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These tmedcF have tU f1f many f, .,,. a
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sii'cf himself his book ot h., n,a-ns p,o,rr, h. ~
we Naa'' qiaiFf u e twoilfsf raper ffers fa
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MVhhIs hObINSUN, FrcsidenL
SAMUEL HAssAr, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent above Company is prrpar.d TO
receive applications any OF tn.
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cteecing SlOOo0 single life The
OF the intermediate noted
well rs all other information desiring to effect
Insurance will also be made
ases Offered BY this Company believed equal not
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Britain. n CIV ATuNpy
Physician to the soeeyhe Family Physician OF the parry
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

WM. l.. MONTAGUE respectfully informs
those who wish TO purehac Piano Forfo he prspaf
ell to furnish them with instruments OF quality.
as reasonable terms they be obtained any the
Union
aaicna by wokmen Of experience, who kHop r bHsiaess
win regard 10 durability HOrkaHsY and 6ais
Pianos are parraHi,d equal Idc IN this county.
ghnes and elasticity of touch aud equality Of
tone throughout marked arif % the offered
TOT sale by the subscriber Whenever written guarantee
qur'd 1t will be Orders any Southern
Western States attended 10 with fidelity md dispatch
Pianos tuned IN the best manner by competent hand
notice.
w H. ~ has constauty for Sae of MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS Of every variety very prices, and col
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States New Music received regularly Music
WM T. MONTAGUE,
Dealer IN Music and Musical Instruments
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