Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

the 7th November next. Equally certain is Tia
prospect in The Hooscr State. She will roll m
her thousands for Cass and Butler Her hardr
sons will feel themselves honored in cas,n,
their votes for those they honor, and who fe!,
liuely interest in the reputation of her citizen
soldiers. The Marion Of Indiana is in The field
and, where he leads, there victory unlclds the
banner.
made call on General Butler this morning:
he is winning golden opinions from ever, body
Take my word for it "All is we!-al is we'll"
Yours, NED EVANS
10 tie Editors Of The Enqnuer:
THoMPsoEs CRoss RcADs 1uiY IS, 1873.
Gentlemen: was al Gouchlani Court House
last Monday which was Court day, All had ne
pleasure OF hearing The very able and highly dis
irsui>ncd Mr. Joseph NJ Carinclon oi your q.
Is. | had not been 10 lha, county for he oasesi,
until asi Court, and have 10 ASK The kiliDess
Of you 10 invi'c that gentleman 10 come 10 our
mex. Louisa Court ANA make rs speech. an
a Democrat. and Mr.. Cafrip.,on il a Wing
bnt il he will come owe! and maze speech Ike
the one h. made al Goochlani Court House,
and it has The same happy effect, as in Coach.
land, | will be his most humble servant; .o-
heard several Wings say, they intended 70 we
Tor Taylof--bu, et hearing MIR. O., they >hoGi4
VOC tor Cass II Mr.. Darlington vii! come say
10 him that Mr. Waller ID. Leake viii 10, >
there; AM. it he should be there, he wiIl ri Be-
allowed 10 reply 10 Mr.. Caninslon; tor a.
sure MIR. c.. viii not wish 10 see Mr.. Leage 81
soon Please also say 10 Mr.. catrnsion mi
We, the people Of Louisa, will moi make such
fuss as they did, should any Democta, cheese %
reply. Yolrs respectfully.
PUBLIC MEETING IL THE METROPOLIS
A. - no c,fiy nj ...8
al The Cry Hall on Saturday evening, he % Il
ins'., pursuant 10 notice, Tor The purpose !! IA.
king action in reference 10 The reception of,ae
Virginia Volunteers, on mcion Mai. Henry &
Catell was called 10 The chair, and Mir. John
Lynch was roo ies;ed 10 act as Secretary. Maj.
Cabell on taking The chair, explained he otl.C.
OF the meeting in a brief and eloquent manner
On motion OF Mr. " iiam Wallace, i, uas
Resolved, That the Chair appoin! committee
o.-,oIepor FIR the action q The meeting such
measures as they might think niece s>ary 10 eve
our Volunteers corcia welcome.
A the suggestion OF Mr. John ). Ca>kIe he
blank in the resolution was filled with five, The
Chair appointed The following gentlemen 10 con.
s.ilute The committed: Messrs WIN Wallace, Col.
J. w. Spalding, R. Il. Gallaher, John ). Cassie,
and John H. Cook
The committee retired, and in short time r..
turned and reported, that in consequence q the i
clemency Of The weather, many were preveniet
from participating 10 The meeting, and suggested
that the meeting adjourn over 10 meet AGAIN =
Monday night a! eigh! o'clock a. The Guy Hal.
The report OF The commistee was then concuret
IL,
MIR. John S. Caskie stated that Mr.. R. II. GA.
lahef had Just returned from Old Point, an! lie
meeting would be happy 10 hear from him II -
lalion 10 our regiment.
Mr.. Gallaher responded in few briei AMI ap.
propriate remarks, and stated, AT The CONCLUSION
Of MS address, that The Virginia Regiment nigh;
be expected here towards The middle or close i!
next week.
On motion of Mr. Wallace, The proceedings
we're ordered 10 be signed by the Chairman ana
Secre:ary and published in the papers OF he city
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet al The Cay
Hall on MONDAY night al eight O'Clock
HENRY C CABELL Chairman.