Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

Gen. Call (whis) Tor govern,r upwards Of S01
votes, and MIR. Levy (dcmocfa) beat Majcr Pn,-
nam like num.rr Florida nav be relied upon
as giving from 1000 10 1900 majority Tor Cass
and Butler.
SOUND VIEWS STRoNG.YEXPREssED.
We ask attention 10 the lollwing letter OF Ex-
Governor Gilncr o! Gcorsi;, addres ed 10 the
D.nocra,ic meeting NJ Ealunon. Gov G. has
held conspicuous position nhc political hiso-
ry OF Virginia, having been prominent leader
Of The old Trour and, later still, OF the States
Rights party. Georgia has usl pronounced her
voice, in accordance with hi patriotic views:
LEXINGTON Sept. 10TH 1913.
Gen,lemen:-Icannnt be your barbecue. and
if | we're. | doub whether QUILL speak. will
however take The l'bery 4 expressing 10 Won
nv desire tina, your cffors md those VINO think
with you may be successful IN elecling Governor
| Cass, President
have Known Gov. Cass for a long lime both
by personal and OH ial if'c course. lie has been
| in public lille for orY yeais, and most OF that
time in situations which hayt made him acquainl-
e.. with those depaT mtn's olthe public service, Of
which The President 'aoudbe specially cogni-
SAINT. lie has mate more lriian rrealies and ac-
| llZen of The Un'lel Snlrs.
| He is the only distinguished man al the North,
who venured II aid il setting pubic opinion
rish,, When n. S!ae Of Georgia was grossly
| slandered for lis polio Dwards The Indians with
| in lis iu.i.dic ion.
Gov. CAss lid good srvice as an officer and
solder in the war Wit Great Brian. He is
| we'll acquainted with erri'ora and Stale gov
| ernments BIZ his long experience As Governor OF
Michigan
| He was Tor many yers a member OF General
Jacksons ca hnti; 20 tht he is thoroughly con-
ycrsant with the whole nnise Of Prcsdentia du-
| ties.
| lie understands vel the foreign relations Of
his country, having ben Minister 10 France
where he managed 5, admirably The matters
committed 10 his chare, as - offend success
| fully The maritime in!eid of the Unied States
against combination THE most powerful and
commercial nations Of hfope
His late experience hthe Senate Of the Uni
Ted States has made himRel versed in the pol
icy o. Congressional Legation.
Gov. Cas- has talents the highest orlcr, and
well cultivated, SCI of bya noble presence and
polished manners -
Gen. Taylor is dliser man and brave sol
dicr. His life has been spe in examining morn
ins reports, issuing pIoyion ORDERS drilling raw
soliiers, and enjoying co!ersaicn and segars in
The mess room. lie is General whom The
country delights IL honor ;such. II he has MT
been flauered enough Tor conduct al Monterey,
and Palo Alto, lei him ,eive another Brewer, or
be PM at The head OF taArmy. But do nj,
make him Chief Magislfs, les, the honor which
h has worhiiy esrned bsulIed by msmana-
sing what he knows ncihI about.
We do not employ B.k>mih frr a School
49,
Cour,s Il i wise sayi, that every man is t.
b. trusted in his own art.Ihe cutler 10 ms awl
The farmer 10 his pIoue The Officer To ms
sword The Statesman 7hc CUunri Chamber.
The Country wants e>'dent 10 iirrc, inter
course with the Indian trss; prcsrve Peace ami
rx,enA the commerce OF 4 country with foreign
nations; 10 appo;a; iailhiIaGd intelligent put
lie Officers; and 10 giys liSeuae aud House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, the adv, OF wisdom and tx
p,TcnCe.
Rough and Ready are appellatons given
10 General Taylor ny hsrlend>. Rough mag
do for knocking down cutting negligent
soldier, as Ready is 4 .ccs>lry accomplish
ment for fuglcmcn Of, plslo!!in5. But the
country requires 4 post man. and cour
tcous, wise counsellor lo'rssldcn;
chose Patrick carnes. anil lawyer, for Spcai.-
er. After rvin, for awie, he arose and al
dressed the House sayiHhat through al! his
professional life ec had bd accustomed 10 look
J a, hut one side Of queen, and that now he
found it impossible 10 TX Al both sides al .
Time, asked The mem,. 10 choose another
speaker. and left the Cir
General Taylor loo at public affairs as a
soldier. Governor Cs looks at public affairs
rs soldier and rs ltcsman.
very resr1ully, yours,
GORGE Il. GILMGR.
To Messrs. Hudson, Inns, Trppc Rose, Reid,
&c sc