Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
10 the Editors Of HE Enquirer.
MARCH -7,n, ici!.
YsM.Iday. MIR. Bons was al Hanover conr,

MaecH Path, 1877.
Yesterday, MIR. Bots was al Hanover court,
Z, addressed the people Al great length upon al
mrs; ,vefy political subIecl. The sickness o.
so Setc n family prevented h, aieHiaGce--
.:lcn , vefy much regret Nh. b. spoke until
yeg, neat suaseI,. and cld not afford any one an
opportunity ioreply. Atthe close Of his speech,
Mr.. Chasain White was callet upon 10 reply,
but after stating Inc cause OF Mr.. Stddon's ab-
sence, excused himself t.r The want Of time
Thinking tina, You would like 10 hear what Mr..
p5.,s said, we will give sketch Of his speech and
a lew commens. Ills exordium was composed
Of whal he called Pokism and Calhonnism- said
n did nc, knuw whether MS opponent would he
a Polkite or Caihounile, and therefore, would moi
sly anything offensive 10 line friends OF ether In
common with his party, he soon forgot his pro-
mise and declared that neither deserved The sup
pon and conf iruce OF the people. He Aade
many grave charges agains, me aItninslra
lion, but proved none. Whether his opponent
b. VIVA, he calls Poklr or Ca houniie,
can't see no. any one who has one sentiment
ia common with the Democratic parry, can
remain neutral in his election. /! elect d,
ali Of Mr. BIS eharts ill be aimed a, The dcstiuc
ton II me Democratic parry and those nrinci-
pies that lie Al ne bottom oi he prosperity VI inc
county and ihe happiness OF the people. His
object is 10 widen thu breach. which ihc recent
course OF Mr.. Calhoun has CD uset III oil! party.
He next said mat The repea; q! the 2lsi rule had
rCoducyd the effect, that he pro 2hesiea Ii would
Has MOI every concession that we haze ever made
increased The efforts OF The Aboi!ticnisis Caa
any oue oos al he ias CougIess ami lay that The
repeal O. The 2ls, rnlr has pui . resi- The subject
az Abolition The AbDitionisis, present
iog ar unbroken front, declare that the Southern
er shall mol ENJOY win his property any territory
that we shall hereafter quire 7 think Mr.. Is.
predicted The ruin Il The Country under The opera
ion Of Democratic principles destruction Of
national credit-a aar win Great Britain as Inc
yiabe, ii The Oregon nolitc WAS given-the
election of MIR. Clay over MIR. Polk as certain
his owe election over Mr.. Jones and Mr. Sed
don, and the destruction OF Abolition upon the re-
neal OF the 2l,l rule. Notwithstanding all these
predictions have failed, he Claims 10 be apropbci
Ought he moi - be placed on The same LIS. with
The Miii-rilss lie then took up The Tariff
STATED that manuiGciuted articles were not as
rh-ao nns. as aiceT Ito Tariff Of 42. When
the tacl i; nolcri, us. VI The greater portion o
manufactured gc' g. are n"w che per inan they
wers ;hen ard tnGi the revenue SINCE The passa2c
Of the Tariff oi l74h: - been gTea'er !or The
time that il has b-eu IL operation, Than that u
az; We, lie echaes ba.Ii 10 The great Daniel Of
Mass chaseus he noe Q! repeal --denies that
The Tariff oi &c, ard he repeal Of The British
corn laws, have I'D any eH c; rfon The price Vi
our brcaGstulfs Nevertheless he was willing 10
give us the benefit Of all We claimed Tor The tariff
o. 46--and said tia! lie nigh p'ice OF corn, in
.ead OF being b;neht 70 NJ country, vas IN
injury, and that his pulicy would reduce the
pflce OF cnrn, ard I'll the necessares Of life
Farmers Of The S District, hear IL, that Mr..
8 advocates q policy hat is Ia reduce the price
ol your principal agricultural product, al'nos;
The only product that majority OF You make ior
sale When lhc price OF corn IS high, rarely
happens that The prices al all agricultural pro
cocls are No, ecuaii. high: when low, il is equal
X so ~ n all III. DINERS When agricultural pro-
ducts sell high, the farmers are prosperous. and
their prosperity gives an iafetns 10 every other
interest in The community. The price ot negroes
and land ia regulated, 10 great extent, by the
price OF the prodrcis raissd hy the farmers and
The planters With the increase OF The price OF
AGRICULTURAL products is the aggregate wealth q!
The nation increased. We arc and destined 10
Ne for a srea, number Of years an agricultural
p.onle. The farmers are Tie "bone and sincw"
of the country Then sustain the Tariff OF &c,
and YOU will find wha, the Democrats 10 d you 10
be true, that you will ct higher price Tor ali
you have 10 sell and cheaper all you have to buy.
His views were in conflict with every principle
Of polica economy. As 10 the Mexican war,
he did mol define his position, except Thai lie was
opposed 10 every bodys plan, and against the Vi
gorous prosecution al the war-rcgard'ng Il as
unius and unustdable. Mr.. g. differs with Mr..
Webster and The great ma or,y OF The Wing par
" in Congress as;o the cause Of The wall mink
Mr.. B. will be as easily defeated as formerly.
HANOVER.