Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

The later said wuIds were made 10 conceal
thoughts The former was Of the same opinion
The proof! Excuse mr. il Won please Tbs
SPEAKER gave none, save his naked assertion o.
The naked fact and don't feel hornd 10 supply his
deficiency. The speaker finally concluded hi,
mui locic. and as there was nothing ia reply 10
i, was deemed best, JUS, ia r,lrc and leave The
Democratic physic /, work Affirm T.. A.
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We extract IN: following account Of The last
CLAW urefjn. in New Yofl; from he s.'rrne
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a's0i 'P'ioh u ine seehc we can TN Though u
employs some outer expire Sons towards Mr..
Bots. We subI"ln lew additional items from
me New YORK Tribune oil The same date;
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Having heaIc that Inc Hon john Minor Bolts,
who hat been sent laf nom Virginia to support and
strengthen me Clay movement mere, would take
NJ back track ana declare Tor Taylor al the
VauXnall meeting last evening, We went lhIiher
with the cxpcc alton Of seeing and hearing ire
mrntUus low. Nor were VIC mistaken. The
tumull was without parallel in our experience
oi political assemb:a2cs. But we will not antici-
pate. To begin, then al the beginning:
Full an hour before The time appointed Tor The
meeting, g o'clock, the avenues leading 10 the
great saloon were crowded with people and the
garden itself was nearly filled. The doors were
opened, and loud was The clamoT with which The
soveicisns demanded abundance into The Hall OF
Council. Al length the doors were thrown back,
and in rushed the lumuluous Tide. In les. Than
len minutes the room, which will hold from $500
10 ; 900 persons, was completely full. The null
litudc was evidently ripe Tor lun, il not Tor mis-
Chief and divers indications were given before
The meeting was organized that very slight
cause would suffice 10 disor@dnice II.
Previous 10 the arrival Of Mr.. Bolts and his
friends, il was Whispered about the room that the
great gun OF Clayism imported from Virginia
lot The express purpose OF putting tre on the backs
OF The Clay terrapins in these paris, intended TO
turn tail, and after delivering long speech in
favour of MIR. Cay, 10 finish by recommending
Inc wings TO vote for Taylor. As The whisper
circled around The crowd, il was received with
Kisses, ard cries OF "a Judas Iscariot y "a Judas
Iscariol /" The young wings were on The ground
in great force, and bfim full OF fire and enIhnsi-
asm for Henry Clay.
About 5 o'clock Mr.. Bolts and party appeared
On the platform, and Willis Hall, esq, having
been nducled to The char, anu benculcl Lewis,
eaq, appointed secretary (here were nc vice presI-
denls,) Mr. Carroll read an address and resolu-
tiuns prepared Tor The occasson
The address, which IS AMY written, alter sta
ting that in Difference 10 Mr.. Gays decl'natlon,
no further attempt would DE- niade 10 pace MN
before The people as Candidate, goes on 70
pledge the Clay party to an "o,Rted nchJ0ipy
Inp In at
to repudiale t1e Philadelphia nomination still
exists in all their furce and that in view OF Cen
eral Tayluf's course Since his nomination. they
cannot aud will not voIe lor him. This declara-
ton, like every other expression OF dIreci ana
open political hostllilyto General Taylor nler'u
a, the meeting, was received with cheers, which
the word frantic can alone adt qnaiely describe.
The address and resolutions endorse Mr.: Ham
lion Fish, whose name was chee'ru ny 'he 'net-
ting, although mol very Warmly int Whole a
srmblase appearing 10 husband 'ne'r arsa1h 'oi
the express purpose o Taeci"'lls ."l anu a.,
VINO supported nun ine s'so,u1''", s.""sp
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=, l1"sn ~, Ia, ovsr ;nsn.d tbs c"n.cencrs
,'ea' p", ,na,rs,and,,'o. - hone., nan
"' Ga -, ,vb Tho declaration Ina, he had
j., nnmc n csca no The toni atmosphere of Tay.
IoTism he nexl proceeded 10 speak Of Henry Clay
il terms Of lie highest cnloey, clustering around
h;< character al! The supelaiycs OF admiration
AMI p,aisr, and coupling them with The strongest
or,tes, ions Of the Loyalty OF his own devotion "a
that gentleman and his dc,cs;a;ion Of the fraud
by which he had been superseded in the Phiia-
,I,pha Convention. lie insisted that nine -,enlhs
!; ihc Whis paIy were !uf Mr.. Clay, body and
>ou and irinalcd that ms nomination was pft
vented, sni !ha, .! Gen. Taylor procured, ~ ~
hery-by the direct use II moacp. lie said 'ha'
Gen. Taylar had Written letter 10 Mf. Cav,
vhich he (Mr. Bots) had sccn stating thai, u
Mr.. Ciav was nominated, he General Iayi"rl
would rihd'ay. Afterwards" SAID Nh. Bots.
"Grnrral Taylor wioie letter, published ~ The
soen in which live, dcnyins TINT ac m" ert
,-rutcn this ieiisr II !lIr. Cl4y.'
HAVING mus slated in substance. il net in