Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-27
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BUT GREATER THAN HE. PERHAPS.
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A11tnot Mr.. CALHOUN, since he has-111
| TREsPAssEp LIBERTY or IHG rRess--aa1 never
will be)-and STAR Of THE EAST.
These two Horses will land on both sides Of James
| Eiver-princpay by the leap and Insurance. A.
there are large number of persons wishing calls from
them on both sides OF the rver-foom what can
dersand, four or five thousand mares In sir com.
ties each side of James Rver-try will stand nj no
| particular place long, Int move in directions most
wanted. | promised them last year IN the people Of
Aibemarle, Fluvanna, Louisa and GoDciand, but was
unable to comply. This year ] am in hopes can.
They will be at Albemarle April Court, as n com.
menconient of the season. (They only serve IL
mted number.l In travelling they will he led, all ex-
cep TO rest the riders They will not be atigued. The
| leap and Insurance will be made low, To give all a
chance and particularly 10 those who treat the Horses
| we'll and take some pains to do.so, in their travel
Tie Course Mr.. Calhoun has taken in The Senate,
| would destroy FoRTY-rIvE STARS Of rnI SOUTH J
parted with Star OF the West H. Clay lons time ago,
on account Of HIS IRAaPLiSG CONSTITUTION or
| 1Hg UNITED STATES. ] now part with Star OF the
| South, FOREVER A.D FOREVER, OK AccorsT OF HIS
| rRAsPLiNo TIE LIBERTY az THE PRESS would
like TO SELL Star Of the East tBack u IN y wish nnr
more Stallion, which sl7l! star of the North;
ii he proves recreant as Others shall certainly never
have another and shall quit President-makins aitoee-
ther except for myself; and when get rrcreant like
they shall reject myself or ask The people 10 do u
CLEMENT RUSH DE Ia FONTAiNE,
Amer his mariyred Of Ffance-mariyred by
the minions Of the Pope Of Rome. OF course he does
not like yrans and despots and destoyers OF the Con-
stitullon aud liberties ofthe people.
P. 8. The Democratic press throughout the Union
THE usios at Washington rartcuiary-and the Wing
press all who think proper, requested copy. But
/ shall not pay them.
Second P. S-As regards Mr.. Benton, he "a not worth
the poy. der and shot II would take Ia Kill hm-and
wonder General Jackson had not have done II while ne
was about it, His vanity and liIlIeness is bevond com
pr.hrnsion feel some dread Of Don Zaes, but think
can put him aside by saying, that ever since General
Jackson agreed To i>sue the Proclamation and Force
Bill have done with 'nliifary chieffans So,
having got all these persons out Of the confict-and
think they ought stay hors da eom6a-ny chance in
| creases for The Presidency.
Since writing me above, "Star Of the Noith" out of
"The Beauty ofihe Morning" by "star of the Sonh'
has come sure rncagh-and my little son, Abrdham
wrote me word he honorsd him with the name f"star
of the North CESAR of the South" sire ofStar Of the
North )" must bind this Uaoa in my absence at Buck
ineham Court house lie IL decidedly The finest colt 4
erer sap and bids fair make another 7rehfr-color
and ALL tar Of the North" ought TO he the gre1t pa
chcaor in another compromise on The slavery question
- G. Il. DE La f.
*DASIEL WEBSTER II am fearful he would not
BRING MUCH. NORTH, SorTH, Fast OR Wssr-uf course
there IL danger Of h!s being elected President
nor Mr. Clay, noi Mr.. Calhoun understand Mr. Web
sler is coming Southwark. Does he wish another "Oc
obers sum- 10 burn on his forehead where nothing r.a
| he rot and nothing made. G. R. ID. l.. F.
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