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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12
For he Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF HANOYER

F'elow.ciizens The time has al length am.
we'd, when We should be up and doing, il We l..
sire success ~ crown our efforts. The Wing.
flushed with some recen. successes, will enter ha
contest in Virginia this Spring with renewed IL
gor. We should, therefore, be on The alert. AMI
endeavor 10 counterfeit their efforts BIZ reaoubiro
our owD. This can only be accomplished 10
early aciion-ihal is 10 say By nom mating a can.
dida,e al an early day as possible 10 represent "a
in the next House OF Delegates. This eary &C..
llon is not only imporIantto ensure the success II
our candidate, but also, in great measure, ,ha,
Of our present delegate in Congress
| would therefore, respectfully suggest that We
hold meeting al February Cour-. for The pnr.
pose OF accomplishing this important matter
Lei us meet in spirit which should charac.
,eriZe us on all such occasions tina, Of harmony.
Lei Us endeayor 10 lay aside all personal prefer
ence, and unite upon him who, in the opinion OF
majority Of the meeting, is The mos, available
and best calculated 10 concentrate The entire iorce
OF the Democratic party.
would beg leave, then, 10 suggest 10 The con.
tempaed meeting, the name OF an individual
who would, so lar as my knowledge extends
give entire satisfaction 10 his parry. He is
young man, OF promising talents and Of undispu.
led integrity. Tie is and has been an unware,.
ing Democrat aye, he is dyed in the wool, tho
possessing very liberal views.
So far as his avail ability is concerned, con.
slider him The most available man a, This time
in The county. submit his claims 10 The NEE.
ing. II We desire 10 ous The present Mig
delegate, Capt. y. Alexander Thompson is The
man. II is moi necessary Tor me 10 pass ary
encomiums upon Capt Thompson he is 100 well
known 10 the reope Of Hanover 10 render
such hing necessary. | would merely say,
that in he darkest hour Of Democratic peril he
was found al his post, molly deientlng his pin.
cpes. His claims upon YOU fellow Demo.
crais, are great; Tor nohiy has he done battle IN
our glorious cause. lie has been with you IN
defeat a. we'll as when victory perched upoa
your standard Yes, he has done invaluable ser.
vice in The cause; Tor this he has asked nothing
al your hands. So if you desire 10 do simp.
ACT Of justice, you should nominate him al yoa.
meeting. HOMO.
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The avalanche OF interesting news from every
quarter fills up all our space today.

A. there is natural curiosity 10 see the i'm
preston produced at Washington by The extra
ordinary scenes being there now enacted, we
quote the following editorial from Tuesday nights
Union:
THE SCHEME UNvE[LED.-The curtain
rises slowly on the designs Of the Opposition, and
The nation will learn with establishment ana IN
dignaiion, the position which 1t IS believed Iney
The signs OF tine times, they mean TO abandon all
idea q actual and solid indemnify from Mexico.
They NEAR 10 ABANDON CALIFORNIA, 10 tear down
the dag Of the Union which floats over il, and
re.surrender il 10 Mexico ultimately 10 fall into
the hands OF England; or at least under her com.
mercial control. Such open and wonderful
abandonme OF the rights and interests OF this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12
RICHMOND COUNTY

Al a meeting of the Democratic party cl Rich.
mond county, held al Warsaw, on Monica. l.,
February, lS47, Solomon S. Hunt was calleG .
The Chair aud Thomas Oldham appointed Sc
rotary The Chair in few appropriate remarks
stated the otjecl Of he meeting 70 lie he appoin,
ment OF delegates 10 meet those from other coun.
ties, al some place 10 be designated, for The put
pose OF nominating candidate 10 represent NJ
District in Congress. Wherenpon The following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, by the election Of The Hon. r. VI
T. Hunter, (our present Representative in Con-.
gress) 10 the Senate OF The United States, II y.
comes The duty OF The Democratic party 10 noE.
nate candidate 10 represent u in he appoacs.
ing election, and believing that this can ony L
effected tremendously al with concert 81 acll'E
by holding a Convention:
Re,0irtd therefore, That We espcctlull; <.
commend 10 onr Democratic brethren If Tie Dr.
,icl that Convention be held al Tapraia1'
mock, on Thursday, 25th inst, as icing SUE
bic lime and place, ant they arc hereby rc>qec,'
10 appoint delegates who will attend.
r, soircd, That the Chairman of This meei'f:
appoin, zen delegates 10 represent The Democraa.
parly OF this county in said meeting wheu y.
following gentlemen were appointed, viz o.
Jno. w. Belhelr, F. w. Pendleton, l. Sh':
kleiord, r. II. Lyell, w. II. Tyler, G
Critenden, JOS. BeIfeld, Thomas S. Wars'
l.. 7 Pearson and &. n. Anderson.
Resolved, That We part with our presen'
preventative, The Hon. X. NJ. T. Hunter, ures
deep sense oil our loss, bu, with our besr wista.
for his future usefulness and success, t.elin' a.
sured tina, in his superior abilities The Siae '
have an able, while, his known INTEGRITY a..
honesty OF purpose guarantee faithful iefT
sentative.
hcs0lred, Tha, copies Of these proceedinas
forwarded 10 the editors OF the Rchmopc =
ouirer and Democratic Recorder OF Fr.ccr'cAr
burg for publication.
On motion, The Chairman and Secretary Ss'
added 10 the delegation.
SOLOMON 8. HUTT, Chmsr'
Taos OiDaIN Seciy
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r." go 1"1'csf
LYNCHBURG AND BUCHANAN.

THEIR RELATIVE CLAIMS.
Alessrs. Editors: Will yoI tr soobllsing as u
recall attention 10 the fact, Thai as long ago as l1sl
Mr.. JfasoR, with that wonderful saeacily and
foresight which pre-enineLtly distinguished him,
in his "No!cs on Virginia" designated The spo:
now occupied by The town VI buchanan as pre-
senting advantages and facilities for the trade ..
The Southwestern counties greatly superior 70
"Lynch's Ferry"
In the article in that work under the head al
"lItnes and .Sub'e7oneous Riches" page "a, Bos
ton edition Of 1882, he IS speaking particularly
Of The lead mines ol Montgomery (now Wyihe ]
and in relation 10 the very question which he
Legislature Of Virginia have been recently con-
siderng. he bears this emphatic testimony ~ DC
halt OF Buchanan, as lae natural and inevitable
depot lor line trade and productions Of the South
west This is his language:
From The furnace The lead is transported $50
miles along a good road leading through he
Peaks OF Ouer 10 Lyncas Fern, or Winston's.
on James River, from whence Il is carried ey
wafer about Inc same distance Ia Wesiham.-
THIS i0nd carnage mau be ersaty shortened ~
delivering Hs lead IN James rirer 06ore The Blu
Rudge-0he site now occupied BY BucAanan)
row whence ION weight has been brought O.
Two cane es
A fact So obvious and important, and fortified
by such high authority, cannot tail 10 have erea;
weight with The Legisa ure, showing, As il doe,
both he justice and policy Of pushing on The Jane
River Canal 10 Buchanan without moments
unnecessary delay. CLINTON
Albemare county, Feb &, lsi7.
IL Times please copy.
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country, for the purpose Of Il possible party III
| umph has never heretofore been witnessed IN
the Union. We invite the attention oil the
American people to the great issue. WEI 10 be
hell up by the opposition party, in consequence
of greatly exaggerated domestic difficulties lothe
contempt and derision oflhe world, as incapable
of sell. government. For the hope of a party tri-
umph, California 10 be sacrificed, and, marx The
consegu mes the disgraceiul surrender Of Caitor-
MIA leads 10 The loss # Oregon toc lass Of The trade
Of dsia, a,M The erciusion of our ias from The Pa
chic coas,. The rights and interest of The coun-
try are in effect 10 be as nothing so that the Fede-
raj leaders may have chance OF triumph. And
is it, indeed, 50, that The county is 10 be Injured,
our flag Torn down, and dishonorabe surrender
is 10 be made OF California, I: al the Federaliss
may succeed in party coHlesl2 We mus, free
~ but respectfully say 10 The Federalisls, ii Ibis
be their course, the country will not second the
unpalrioic and anti American movement. No
Democrat, true 10 his principles and his cause
can be for The surrender o! California.
We speak freely Tor now is the crisis Now
is the time 10 speak out. We shall be rebuked
for our plainness-we may be threatened with
prescription. Some gentlemen may refuse 10
stand with US, who may unfortunately mistake
the path OF their own permanent glory but we
speak in the spirit OF free press 10 free people.
We bide the verdict OF The counlry-having no
ambitious aspirations 10 gratiiy-having nopI-
vale griels 10 avenoe-content 10 leave the post
which we occupy, whenever The republican party
shall desire it, but fearless of all altacks-indif.
ierent To all enemies, open or disguised-stand
ing up on The verge Of life 10 what we have al
ways pursued-lhe principles which We have uni
formily proiessed, and the integrity which We
trust never 10 have larnished.
The Baltimore American (Whis) says:
"a march 10 The enemy's capital would be Tie
natural result Of all invasion, and we could wish
sill to see our standard there. With this accom-
pIshed, and Santa Annals army dispersed We
could then fall back upon The frontier, and leave
Mexico the better Tor The rough lesson oil The wal;
better Tor the destruction Of that military domina-
ton which has so long ruled her; better for the
infusion OF Anglo-Saxon energy and elements
consequent upon the invasion and likely 10 be
more capable every way 10 re.establish herself
upon some permanen, basis Of seii-goversmen,.
III, is An indication TO be noted, that Mr.. Cal /
houn Is opposed 10 The acquisition Of any terrific
nv beyond The Rio Grande. Mr. Berren all
nounced opposition, some days ago, 10 any &C.
QUESTION Of territory al all by The war-wilh The !
understanding doubtless, that The Rio Grande
would be liked as The boundary Of Texas =
With California and the boundary Of lhe Rio
Grande, all parties in The country, We presume,
would be satisfied. The former we must have
otherwise England will have 1.-THE fact being
clear that Mexico cannot hold j."
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THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

, min, Of defence. No witnesses have yet been
eeyamincd in his avor. and a. leel 50 certain ne
will h. eyocera.rd ru,n The Oh .rscs preferred,
chan moi aga,n ailude To The subject II was ne
ces,ary thai III ALTAR should be investigated anu
j, was probably as we'll that he should pear .ne
burden ., II as any one else though 'h'nk
,.,.
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PUBLIC MEETING in MONTGOMERY

PUBLIC MEETING IN MONTGOMERY
Al meeting of portion Of the Democta,
Of Montgomery county, on Monday, The 1t day
of February, ls47, Chat being court day J Oh
motion, John Pepper, Esq. was called 70 The
Chair, and William Wade appointed Secretary
The object of The meeting having been eI.
planned by Col. VIM. Thomas, The lolowin. r.
solutions were adopted
Isl, Resoircd, That We approve OF INC Con
venion proposed TO be held in The town Of Union
Monroe county, on the 18th al February iusI
Tor the purpose Of nominating suitable pefsoa
10 be run As candidate by the Democratic pat.
" 10 represent this District in the Congress II the
United States, and that we will unile in san
Convention.
End Resolped, That Col WIN. Thomas, Or.
Henry Ribble, John Pelerman, Geo. K Evan,
Adam Wall, HeaIy Linkons. ST., Yourqsr
Hardwick, Robert Henderson, Francis Hendrf.
son, James +. Hose, John Hale, John B. Slu>h.
er, Adam Price, John NJ Thomas Thomas W.
Jones, Geo. P PEPPER, Redmon Eakin, Capt.
Charles Brown, Jacob Bowers, John Pepper
Charles Thomas Thomas J. Deyerle, Charles
Ii. Barnelt, VIM. Barnett Thomas NJ Baire',,
h. d. Montague, David Page, Dr. j seph ;.
Edie. WIN. c. Taylor, Roger II. A bbou, John
Il. Charlton, James p. Charlton, Charles How.
ard, Henry e. Walters, Andrew J. Lucas, Bay
Hyden, Miles Francis, jeremiah Kyle, ions
Grills, and VIM. Wade be appointed delegate
TO represent his county in said Convention.
3D. Remlred, That VIM. Thomas, Ham. w
Shields, Jacob Bowers, Francis Henderson, ant
Thomas NJ. Barnett be appointed committee
Ia notify the delegates OF their appointment an
10 solicit their attendance.
Resolved, That copy oil The proceedings q
this meeting be sent 10 the editors OF the Rica
mond Enquirer and Fincaslle Democrat, win
request that The same he published.
The meeting Then adjourned
JOHN PEPPER, Chairman.
VA WADg Secretary
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dancy over Them before the peopIe-by keepio,
them always ON The defensive. But he will fri
a different material in Mr.. Leake-onc who h.,
ever been a straight forward, consistent Demo.
crat, and one who will handle Kim ard his Fede.
raj notions with gloves of. MADISON
MADISON C. RI Feb T. 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12

FoR rux ENQUIRE.
Tothe Voters Of tie C0unties Of !Hathews and ~
dl,se1.
Gentlemen - Yielding 10 the solicitations
NV friends. have consented 10 become q
didare 10 represent you in The ner' Leeisla'uf
VTeinia =, d AFTER consulting them, have ce''
mined TO adopt the cd fashion Virginia nc
and ,hus declare myselfa candidate Tor that on
| SHAH avail myself OF all suitable oppo'u'
lies between This and The election, 10 met! -
you, and express in public addresses my -
and sentiments upon The poliiica! 'oP'cs
aei,aling the country. ! shall acafes- "'s
pie OF Mathews al March Courl.
Your obd't serv't, ..,c
RI. MONTAGUE
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Rob,. R. Collier announces himself through The
Petersburg Republican as candidate TO repre-
sent The town Of Petersburg in the next House OF
of Delegates-subject, however, 10 the decision
OF The Democratic party, in public general meet
ipp assembled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12
UasAxNi, Feb. s, ls47.

or NoTiCE.-The Republicans Of R'ehuO'.
,eoue,,,d 10 meet at the City Hall on saui's' n
lpa. February 18th, at O'Clock, TO appoint ''e n,
The legislative Convention Of the lsih in''au
ho,ed TIA, the "spsrlan Band" VII ailend ~
n0Pe' '''' MANY REPCBLl' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12

We regret 10 announce that VIM II. Walker,
ESQ.,, will not be candidate for reelection 10 The
House of Delegates next Spring, from The county
OF Greensville.
Wa are authorized 10 announce Gabriel T.
Barbee, Esq, OF Hardy county, as candidate
10 represent The district composed OF The counties
ofshenaudoab, Page, Warren and Hardy, 10 the
Senate OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12

In The House Of Representatives on Wednes-
day Mr.. Hunt of New York reported bill for
the relief Of Ireland. Itrroposes the expenditure
Of S50G,OO0 in provisions, 10 be purchased b. The
President and sent 10 Ireland at the expense OF
Government The bill was read twice and refer
red to The Committee Of The Whole on The safe Of
The Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-05

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. TUESDAY, Jan. ~ l-i7.
The routine Of business was not Of any moment.
The Resolution against the extension Of Slavery was
farther debated
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. T Smith, from the majority Of the Commit.
tee OIL Elections, reported against the petition Of
Mr. HAsBRoUoK claiming the seat Of Mr. Mos-
IAsYE, Of Ulster Co
Mr. WLTsos made a minority Report on the
same petition.
The Report Of majority Of the Commissioners
ia favor Of locating portion Of the \. Y. & Erie
Railroad within the limits Of Pennsylvania was
ordered printed, but not 10 be distributed until
the minority Report should be received and printed.
A Resolution calling on the Comptroller to report
extras paid to Judges and Attorney General was
adopted
The Ulster election case was made the order OF
the day for the 9th. Adjourned to Thursday.
Use Of chamber granted to the Agricultural So
ciety.
Tomorrow the decision will be given as to the
existence Of the Court Of Errors
The Atlas OF this evening alludes to the pardon
ofthe Anti Renters and says it is confidently stated
it will be announced in few days The pardons
will be general says the Atlass authority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

FROM LiBERIA-We are indebted to q friend
for cory Of the Li5eds Herald OF November O. The
editor ths, sincn The appearance Of bis former
number the pubic mind has IN q gres; been
relieved OF the sppret ension tha, orcibe possession
would be taken OF Grand Cspe Mount by the British
Government
lie adds We are Informed by authority which may
be relied upon that such Is the intention OF her Ma
jesiy's Government tie fact has not yet been made
known 10 the commanders Of her shpsoivsr OF this
stson and 10 "a bit reasonable TO suppose II such
order had been issued none would have known sooner
than those who 70 the coast 70 protec. British
Interests.
We have not however failed 10 watch al move
enIs having the least reference 10 that district OF coun
Try. We learn hat tEsrc is gentleman az Stern lie
ore lately returned irum Ensisnd. who contemplate
founding settlement q. the Cape soon a. he can Oh
tan s~eieni number Of persons " engage VIII nm
"A the undertaking.
Capt pseres. OF the British navy recently visited
A0Erovia and spent Cay az the Government House
Ine returns Of eecti9n from the eoInlos Of Nontsu
rada and GRAD B4ssa had been rcceived
The following persons were elected
tor L.eetsasRf Goru7l0r-John Day Of Becky County
CT Grand Bassa
CokKea..0rs for tAe Cozafy Of Mosss-sio-John Z
GrPon OF Nllsourg Nathaniel Brander. samuel Bene
net Adam - Anderson and Wm- Draper Of M0nrcvis
Sion Hsrrs ct Caldwell.
For IA tczsiy Of Grand Bassa-Stsphen A Benson Of
bAsss Cove Washington w. Davis. VIM. L. Wesver,
and John Hanson OF Edna philadelphia. inquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20
From Panama.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
pISAvA e5th T
WASHINGTON. Monday. Jan

PANAMA e5th Dec. 1916.
By the British steamer Ecuador we learn that
ths Lexington was at Valparaiso on the 18th Dec.
to sail In few days for Upper California direct
Troops on board in hne health
The Eric stors-ship was at Payta on the sth Of
Dec bound to Callao for provisious-to put into
Panama about the frs, OF February next It's way to
California
On the 18th Of Dec neither the Saratoga nor indie
pendsnce had arrived in Chill had Stevenson reg
inent been heard Of
II Is now reported in South America tina; Flores in
tends to ascend the Amazon the Repsbe Of Ecuador
This news however. does not satisfy the neighboIing
countries for from Panama 20 Cape Horn there is a
great excitement and much military preparation COINS
Oh in reference his expected arrival in some port
ths coast
There Is nothng in your line of news in this Godior
ssken country Of BASTARD Republicans These fellows
need a master 70 make them work.
Al PsnamS-Col Mason OF the L. :. A.. Lieut. Wat
son 4. : n; Thomas J. Farnhsm. ESQ. and Joseph s
Ruckel bound 10 California They expect 10 sail in
about 10 days. .iAIoR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

AUBURS STATE PMsoS.-We learn from the
Csyugs Toesn that the earning Of the prisoners for the
past year hsve been s5sSS6 &C. Expenditures $50
o. showing balance OF earnings of s3,7e5 u. The
greatest number Of eonves 8, any tine during the
year was 7o6 Smallest number coo. Number at the
commencement Of the year 6S5st tbs close, sept &c.
90. Average earnings CT each man 90 cents Daily
average expense Of each man 2ls.
During the year there have been discharged BY expi-
ration Of sentence III by pardon 30 BY death u
versA Of sentence habeas corpus escaped re-
moved 10 lGnstlc Asylum House q Refuge 2. Nun.
Der In prison. Nov. !, 1886 co.
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, BROOKLYN AFPAIRa

The Coroners Inquest held ia the City OF Brook
Ign on the 18th, the body Of John Poestsg found
dead the street verdict that the said John Poestsg
came 10 mis- death by irac ture Of the skull falling
the pavement, while IN state Of ,t0Iioaton by liquor
receircd from The hands Of prsoa pos0ns vnkaorn
his jury" This verdict signed by the twelve Iu
rors and the Coroner.
E1' Mr.. c. McArdle printer and newptper re.
porter Of Brooklyn died suddenly at dis residence Jack
son near Water o. on saturday night, Of congestion Of
the brain
A FoUyDLISG.-On the night preceding the last
snow-storm-ths coolest night this Winter-s young
while crossing OF the vacant lots Front
the Jackson ferry, discovered male infant VI
.oou, three months DID, lying in such on; Of the way
position would have prevented It's observation By a
casual passer The child must have been frozen ~
death if il had lain there half hour longer IL YVES
scsnty clothed with very thin garments
RIFLISo JEWELLERS WINDOW. The occupants
OF the iewelry establishment OF VIM Wise Jr In Fulton.
were last evening sstounded BY some person on the
outside suddenly breaking pane oil glass and seiLns
several gold chains with which be instantly ran on Mr..
w and Mr. MkinRey-a gentleman who was accident
ally presen,-mmedlatey rus he'd out In pursuit OF the
thief who bad up Henry 81 and turned into Poplar.
Here they succeeded in finding him safely ensconced
under one Of the high porches which s5ognd In that
street He taken into custody by the pursaers and
siter delivering up his III gotten booty deposited In the
cells This morning be was brought up before Judge
Garrison, BY whom he WA doubtess committed Tor ual
on charge Of burglary In the first degree DE ves his
name Charles Williams sndis Q shabby looking man.
about thirty Eve yesrs OF age. lAdvertlser
SHALL Pox-we understand that this losth-
sous disease exists In this city ct the present time and
complaint 10 j2sy made that steps are not sAksn ~ our
uvns pa sathones 70 ascertain The lcesfon n which