Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24

"ne" 1h'fousn'y u &c opposed 10 oousaern r'gh's.
wi Dio"h u"eH upon 'his point win much
'o'ee anu enee'' anu uiddt po"eliui appear ~
''ie 'oou'" " eiec le"'s oassi VINO "ouio sci"Pu-
'ou''J 'nH'"'A'l 'He su"idllees anu COMPROMISES
U 'ie oons''u''on. W.T. o. cohciuueu WIN ah
e'oqueu' anu hoo'e P'c'u'e u LEWIS Cass' VINO
was 'ne 'u'' " 'he west ahu who' uhahecteu oy
lhe Storm OF cdiuiHhy ana Vilupefatlon poured
ou' Oh MS mead, would S'ahu hiSn on Inc ron OF
American patriots ana statesmen II uehefai
cass mad done nothing more, ms Crushing The m
famous ana m'SchieYons 4uihlup'e Treaty would
n' prona rPhaph On ms future monument Nc
brown assured inc meeting NAT ONO would give
2oUUo majority !" Cas- aud Butler. There
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encba;nsa .ve,va :, bo,b Ub;as ana nsm,
cra,s IN same ,esne,ts h.. i one ~ Tho ,nosr
;,n,as.;onsd md foes, o,.,o,o =. ~. ..ar
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!, me Democracy n ,h;s ,.orn,,v tx e,,nueoce
na,, wslIb. cal,s,, .l,s,,,,n.n Ia !. houond
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nv d;.,;,o,;sbsa ros;,;ao ;, ,ho na,;,n., cam
c;,a wash.u - ~,
.l,e,ch of n. ro,n,,.. which :, ono momen,
we're like the son h,eathngs Of me zenhvrs and
,hs ,sY, IN. n. tb,,d.,.,or.s - N. ;,o,aro,s
torrent Moreover there was ve,n n c,mic
bumor ibrouabou, his address. which kenr every
one in inc fines, shirts and cav. noin, IL his
;nimi,ahe sal,;es 10 c,mmanc.J ,p;,b !. bean-
utuI compliment 10 The Old Dominion on whose
classic ground he now stood, and who had given
10 the Union SO many able aud veneraled Pre-
sidens. She had Sci the ball OF Governmen, in
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rapidly reviewed tbe diH.rent adm;n;,,,,,io,s 81
the Govs,nmsn, ,,d nrovea ,ha, ,ho -.
had regularly had con,ro, of oa,;,. al .on,,
con,;one - Al o. =, ia na,a -. 80. :
tis,r sopnd crepd and doctr;noo f. u,s ,;,oe,
DESTINY that The Democratic no,;cv shor,, nre
vail and he had no fears thai Inc M. Marty militia
ry Availables could ever succeed. He then took
up Slate by State and in elowing lanpuao no mini.
ed 10 The various stars that would in November
form glorious constellation around the Sun #
democracy. Mt Bowden's euogy upon MIR.
Folks successful and brilliant Administration
was MARKED oy me taste and true eloquence.
ne conphmen'ed Hen. Cass very highly, and
'po"e y "'''i Do inoaei Oh American compre-
iie"s'Vehess ana comprehensive Americanism, in
'"e language o' some English traveller The
"o''e'Se "e'e 'ensn'eu' doa Mf. BOWEN sal
~. - = applause
- e "e'e ~ "sniy
'o''''' ,"a' ''''e' enthusiastic cheers were g.
- -''''au'a a.' o"'o' a"u 'heir represcn'
r fh''''ia'ioh '"en ADJOURN
i'aeeu' 'nos' joyous anu animated
''e"e anu '"' wings must nave been satisfied,
''''' - 'P''o VI wig ooast'ngs over assumed
''''o''e ."' spartan oand OF Richmond are
49, y '"'' p"''p''' anu comment OF spen-
'p"' 'u' ''d' '''e 'an'e spirit wiz
animate ou' i'''''us ~ .''e country every where
we 'aS - ''e''' 'riehus' oe oil GOOD cheer =
we are On inc eve OF the conflict. The brave
anu tue true never hlnch. The resolute and the
bold show their metlle BY acts, not by boasts
Come up TO the work as you did in times that
tried men souls. Yirginians, Democrats, Men
OF PRINCIPLE. be ready 10 perform The dutv
you owe 10 yourselves and yonr countrv. n nro.
serve by YOUR vote. and transm;, n vour nosta
rity. untarni,hed rights Tho most valu,bie-nr;n.
cipes based unon tru,b and w;sdom
democrats of Tho o,den limo uo meta vo,
10 come 10 tho nolls and nloco Tho cool &c vo,,
d;s,nnroho,;on ma, r., I'LL. nho III.
h saa, ,ho ;,.n .,,;.h -. :..:..,
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P'o'e'' "''''' - 'e"e"'' 'e' ''ea""J anu co"'
s''"''y REFUSES 70 'a'se hnser' OF u''er syiia-
VIC ~ VI. ia'o. .'' .''use' " say worn ~
fraternity ana CONSTITUTIONAL right should induce
MN fearlessiy ana ood'y 10 advocate our rights
and vindlcate the South against asperslons upon
her character and laws. We invite you 10 spurn