Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-30
I'd, ET RANDOLPHIANA,
BUT GREATER THAN He, PERHAPS.
a THE TWO STARS. q
81 AK Or THE SOU III
limit Sir. CAlunrH. since lie /

AI.tnot Mr. C.lnors, since he hasAA
rsr,rAssEo OK tn. LinnhTY or the rREss-ani never
These Two Horses will stand on both sides of James
GEOGRAPHICALLY by the leap and insurance. AS
there are a large number of persons wishing calls from
them on both sides Of the river-from what can I'M
derstand, fonr or ~ '""-n-d mares in sir c0un-
Ties on each side Of lanes Ri:er-they viii stand u, no
particular place long, but move in directions most
wanted. 1 promised them last year TO the people of
aibrmarle F,uyaniia, L.ouisa and Gosc.snd, l'ut was
unable 10 comply. This ,ear I am in hopes | can.
They Will be at Albrmarle a ril Court, as q COM
mencement of the season. tThey can only serve a IL
miIed nnmber.) In travelling they will be led, all e1-
crpl 10 rest the riders. They will not he %fsligned. The
leap and insurance will be made low, 10 give all n
chance, and particularly 10 those who treat the Huses
we'll, and take some palms to do.so, In their travel.
The course Mr.. Calhoun has taken In the Senate,
ou,,ed with Star of The West III. Claw "iong time aeo,,'
on account nf rrs TR.APLtsG Of THE CONSTITUTIONS or
THE UNITED STATES. now part with Star of the
South, FOREVER LsS FOREVER, OK ACCOUNT or HIS
rH.xrLiaou S IHV LIBERTY rF THE PRESS. ] would
Ike TO SELL Star Of The Est, tR'acS Dan y ] wish one
more Stadium, winch ] shall name star OF the Norm;
if he proves recreunt as others. | shall certainly never
have another, and shall quit President making altoge.
thrr, escep, fr myself; and when get rrcreant like
they, shall rel ct myself. or ask the people to do IL
CLEMENT RUSH DE LA 0 rAlNE,
Alter his martyred ancestors of ~Fmnce-martyred by
the minions 81 the Pope Of Rome. Of course he does
moi Ike tyrants and Gespots, and d%ealroyers OF the Con-
stiiution and liberties ofthe people.
r. &. The democratic press rhrnnvhnnt The Union
THE Usios at Washington PARTICULAR, and The Wing
press, NIL who III nix proper, are requested 10 copy. But
shall not pay them.
Second r. S.-As regards Mr.. Benton, he is not worth
the powder and shot IL would take In Kill him-and
wonder General Jackson had not have done IL while he
was about 1t. Ills vanity and bitterness is beyond CON-
prrhunsion. feel some dread Of Don Zaek, but think
can put him aside by saying, that, ever since General
Jackson agreed to issue The Proclamation and Force
Bill, I have done with more "miffcrv eAiJfairs" SO,
having got all these persons out Q! he c"nhict-and |
think they ought 10 stay kOrs CIV eombat-niy chance in
creases for the Presidency.
since writing tho above, "slar Of the North, - OUT Of
"The Beauty Of the Morning." By 'star OF the SolIh,"
has come sure enough-and my little son, Abraham,
wrote me word he honored him with tl.r name Of "Star
of rhe North, - t"Sfar Of the Sonia !" sire of'Star Of the
.Eorih,' must bind this Uaion, In my absence at Buck
inrham CourI. house lie Is decidedly the finest colt !
erer sag, and bids fair to make another -Areher-eoior
and ali. astar of the North" ougat to br the great pa
clErator In another compromise on the slavery question.
- c. R. DE- LA z.
.D.sirL Wsssrrn II am fearful ne would not
m, 10 arcH. AoaTH, SOUTH, EAiT Or WEsr-of course
tb,r re is no danger nf his ever being elected President
NOR Mr. Clay, nor Mr.. Calhoun understand Mr.. Web
ster Is coming Southwark. loes he wish another soc
tobetis SUM- To uu,n on his forehead, where nothing can
be got and nothing made. &. r. D.. l.. +
March 31-cesw2w& lewtlsuuly