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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-24
YES! "TELL THEM OFT"

The New York Post, violent Van Buren, pa.
per thus speaks of Gen. Cass and free soil:
"1'eH than Of H. When the Cass politicians
pretend that their candidate is in favor Of free
soil, just tell ihsm that Cas- voted against tho
Wilmot Proyiso in the Senate
Yes, tell them oft By its fruits shall The
tree be known When the Southern Wing pa
pers or speakers, false 10 the truth and the south,
pretend that Cass IS Proviso man or an Adolf
tionisl, just tell them that he rOted against HE
Pro,iso-nay, just tell them that upon all ques
tons in which the Southern interests have been
involved, he has voted Nth rs, against US neser I
And tell them further, mat Fillmore has voted
against us aiway'; 10Th us ner.r aud that
Taylor endorses Fillmore. Georgian.
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Extract oil letter to hr Editors Of the Enquirer

NUANUkE OUUNTfI FIKUINIA,
"The election is near al hand and The Wings
are doing all that is possible Tor them 10 10 10
.n"Ia ''"ern.Io Impression in favor ot Taylor
IN THIS county; but the Democrats here arr hsri
10 beg of rom their old established principles.
l hear oi some changes tom the Wings 10 The De-
mocraIs, produced by Gen. Bayys speech at lae
Cave Spring although the Wings claimed a
victory Tor Preston. My opinion IS, thai Preston
will never feel an inclination 10 gain aDolhef
such victory, Tor that one cost him half his tr.
putaticn as Gebaer, and a great many think
another such would cost him The balance OF IT..
In concinsion, will say, from knowledge 0, the
politics Of the people, as lhey now stand, We viii
give Cas- majority OF 10 or 100 the seventh
OF November"
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NOT FRIGHTENED YETI

We learn that Yesterday, a staunch and know
iaely Democra, Of This city, made bel with
three Wings Of 81 800 on "the general result"
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GARRLING TIE RECORDS.

The Wing press, and among them the Times,
nave unjnsly complained 81 Us Tor not publish
Ing The whole OF Flmores abolition letter.
What i. the Times itself now doing 7 Il keeps
Standing in its columns a single sentence from
Gen. Cass' Protest against The 0aintuple Treaty
aud utterly omils the rest Of The same passage,
which lays down the sound doctrine, that slavery
every where (not merely in the States TO which
:. ,,inIvir anu tue auuIItionists confiue Them
selves, but in The territories and every where
clse,) rs a MATER WITH WHICH THE GENERAL
GOVERNMENT His NO CONCERN"
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT--A jealous German
friend told us in the office the other day. that he
intended 10 ride one week before he election 10
The house Of every Democrat within his bounds,
and urge them 10 he at the polls. That's The right
spirit. Our friends must work now. The day
Of battle is al hand; and glorious, old-tashion-
ed Democratic victory awaits us il we will only
discharge our duty.
We commend 10 every Democrat the practice
ot "he right spirit" which is above sci forth in
the Rockingham Register. All that we ask is,
that the Democrats should come 10 The polls, and
confound the photographic politicians" OF The
Availability and Fillmorene party.
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you have 10 determine whether the late bril-

You have 10 determine Whetnsl luI 'a's o'i'-
liant war was unjust, unconstitutional anu duo-
cious or, as declared by he almost uhd''''iouI
vtts Of both parties in Congress- ~sS con''e":l''
"by The aci OF Mexicu"-and Of course ui'a'oiu-
abr On The part OF the unird S'a'es; an, Whether
you will reward with your APPRECIATION 'ne s.a's,
men and pauists who sGod by thell -ou'uy ~
her time Of need, or rehuke VIII indisnai'n ne
politicians whose ac,ious oppcsi'lon ?toion@ea
the wal and Increased The cost OF b'ood anu les-
SURF with which il has been attended.
You have To decide, whether he nag VI ho"-
lilionism, uniurlet al lhr NofIh, shdh ".'a
trinmphanty over our land, OF whether you ".'l
repel with dsdain The insult cfsT.d 70 Virginia
and the whole South By the nomina''oh VI an
incendlary for The second Office IN Inc govern,
merit; whether you will endorse as s'sHe ana
conservative" the cdous opinions OF Millar1 fii-
more, and give him casing vote ~ inc oeha'e
on the Wilmol Prcvisn,-a question: vital 10
Southern righis,-or will elect as wee Pfesi,
dent, the talented, patriotic aud chVaIfous son Of
the South, VIM. 0. Butler, OF Kentucky.
These are issues You are called upon 10 con-
slider You will decide them we know, as re-
pubicans, as friends OF lhr Constitution as V'f-
enians But, we wish you 10 speak IN a voice
that will be heard ami remembered; IN tones mat
will be echoed from he East 10 he West, rom
The North TO The Soult; pruclaimlns tome STATES
OF This Coniedsracy, la, Virginia IS yel tfue and
unflinching in he democratic lai'h, and that she
regards The EQUALITY OF TIE STATES "a 'he on
" basis on which the Union can permanently
rest.
Finally, We respectfully beg leave 70 give you
a caution :-SCRUTlNlZE WELL YOUR
ELECTORAL TICKET; suffer not the ar!-
fal or The designing 10 impose spurious ticket
upon you. Reject, Indignantly, any list OF cleo
Tors which may be presented 10 you, moi pledged
10 vote for Cas- and Butler Any other ticket
Uhaterer galse IL may assume, must necessarily
enure 10 tne benefit OF Taylor and Fillmore. All
We ak in Virginia, IS fair field, ant that The
Democrats will Gye cNg DAY TO THEIR coUE
TRY, AND DO THEiR DUTY.
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
WIN. F. RICHIE,
JOEL B. BRAGG.
R. 0 HASkiNS,
rHOS. II. ELLIS,
DANIEL TRUEuEART,
B. NJ. De WITT,
N. Nj. MARTIN,
S. D. DEN0ON,
VIM. NJ. FULTON,
JOHN VI. DANIEL,
CALEB JONES,
JAMES BOSHER,
JOHN WOMBLE.
[Messfs. Caskie, Giles, Seldom, G. F. Osborne
auc w. G. Allen, members u The Committee
i ahsapf FINN ih1 oil 1
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, Platform of the WING Candida.
for the Vice Presidency.

BUFFALO, Der. II, 1885.
STA: Your communication of the 18th instant,
DC ERIE pr has INST come hand. You s6,ieSt
! my answer Ia the following interrogaiories:
lst 10 you believe that petitions 10 Congress on
The subject OF slavery and the save-,rade ought To
BE- received, read, and respectfully considered by
the representatives. of the people.
"a. me ,ou opposed 10 The anne yatinn of Texas
To This Union under any circumstances, Sc long as
4 slaves are held therein?
I'd. Are yuu III favur of Congress exercising all
In, constitutional possesses 10 abolish the
n internal savr-tradr between the States?
It'll. ARE ynu III favor OF immediate legislation
fnr the abolition Of slavery IN the District Of Column
MA!
l | an much engaged, and have no time L. enter
into IN argument or 10 explain NJ length my re1-
sons for N: opinion. shail therefore conten, my
sell. f"f ~. present ~ answering Alb your inter
rcpatnfles IL thc aFFiRIATivE, and leave for
some iniiiir occasion more extended discussion
on the subject.
would, however, take this occasion to say. that
in thu, frankly giving my opinion, would not de-
sire 10 have II understood In the name of pledge.
AT the same time that seek no di5eui.e hut free
" give my sentiments any subject of interest 10
those for whose SURFACES am candidate, am
n opposed In giving any pledge that shall deprive
u,e hereafter Of all discretionary power. My own
character must be the guarantee for the general
correctness Of my legislative department. On
every Important subject am bound To deliberate
8 before act, and especially a. legislalor-tn pos
srss Hgseli nl al tue information, ahc llrteh 10
every argument ihat can be atducrd by my ascot
q atrs, BET ne eve a final vote. II stand pledged
q Ia pIitcnlat c1i.F.r action, Cease Ia be re-
spun hic agent, hut hcc"iue mere machine
should subsequent events show hcvond all doubt
n th.r the course | had become pledged 10 pursue
Mas rnlnon, 1" my constituents aud disgrace ul 10
myself, nav" 10 alternative, no opportunity for
repentance, and there T. power To ahs"ve ine
rom obi. t:Ica. Hence IN" imprnpYirty, NOT
n 10 say ahsurdry in my view. Of giving n pledge
A !! aIn awar. tnat you have not asked any pledge,
aud believe snow your sound judgment and
good &c 10" well TO think ycr desire any such
thing IL was however, 10 prevent any misreprr-
srnlatinn The parr of others. that have felt IL
my duty Ia say thus much uu this subject.
Very respectfully.
Your ohrhi"nt servant.
Willard FILLMORE.
w. MILLS, Esq. Chairman.
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We have 10 thank Nash and Woodhouse for
e1quistely engraved and accurate licensees of
Gen. Cass and Gen. Butler, we confidently pre-
dict the next President and Vice Presiden. of the
United States, unless we are grossly deceived in
the signs OF the times
Also, for Grigg. Elliott and Cos. edition of
R. NJ. Smiths new Common School Geography,
illustrated with Maps and numerous engravings.
II seems 10 contain more Geographical matter
than the School Biographies now in use and to
be admirable in its arrangement. Teachers
should call and examine the work We hope
soon to notice a number of valuable hooks sent
To us By our literary friends, but which have
been temporarily swallowed up in the vortex of
nolitIcs.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Charleston Mercury alludes 10 the Rich
mond Wings "inRenous transformation oi
ridiculous prophecy, predicting large return Of
TAYLOR men 10 the Legislature into history, The
actual result OF the election, says;
nThe returns from nearly the entire State have
been published, and where Taylor men have been
elected, they have been 50 designalfd. we mink
we sneak within bounds when we express Inc
opinion, that Of The one hundred and s'xiy'e,sht
members of our Legislature, NOT more man
THIRTY will vote for The Taylor Electoral licRe',
it, indeed, such ticket is vo'ed loF al ALL
NIB. The Wing has not yet undeceved us
readers, by informing them that !; d'd '.0t learn
from The Charleston Courier lis cItravagan' laoie'
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Messfs. Caskie, Giles, Seldom, G, F. OsboI ne
auc w. G.. Allen, members u The Committee,
are absent from The city
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urcu COMPLIMENT TO A SPARTAN

HIGH COMPLIMENT TO A SPARTAN
A very intelligent friend writes Nc from Meek
enburg:
"Your lille lhnnderboli, John s. Caskir, er-
ploded here on Monday last with an effect have
never seen equaIled hetofe in this region. Mr..
Perkins OF Halifax, represene cd The Whigs and
acquitted himself. as be always does, handsome
Iy. But Caskie's speeches were perfect torrents
of argument, elcquence, satire and FIRE, which
swept every thing before it"
AMERICAN MINISTER IN SPAIN-The
London News OF October 6, on The authority Of
It's Madrid correspondence 10 the 30th utimo,
says
considerable sensation was created among Inc
diplomatic circles al Madrid by an insnlt whcn
had been offered 10 the family OF the American
minister in that capital. Ii appears hat tne hlne
rican minister had sent a mole 10 The government,
demanding an immediate apology ana IepaLa-
lion, declaring tina, Otherwise he would strike MS
flag and relurn."
ar DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKETS
We are now prepared 10 furnish our friends in the
country with any quantity of C1ss and Butler Electoral
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tut tVt THYHITt'
WILLARD FILLMORE.


We have never heard why The people should
vote for Willard Fillmore7 Will The whig ora
tors tell US VIVA, Millard Fillmore has ever done
lor his country2 Will General Taylor tell US
why he endorses Fillmorel We have reason
10 believe that the Philadelphia Wing Conven-
lion put Willard up behind Available Taylor on
Old Whitley, in his race 10 the White House. for
no other reason than that MillaId lives in the
great State OF New York, and wrote 4 beautiful
and "mosl satisfactory letter." 10 an Abolition
Convention in 1893, when he wanted their votes
Tor Congress. This makes him 1T" 10 be noun
ted on Old Whitley as The crupper companion 81
Old lack. Mehinks | hear the "Old Available"
cry out, "Haol hold on, Fily; some OF these id
Southern Democrats are eIernaliy chucking
buFfs under WhiieY's TAIL He Won't stand il
much longer There-there he goes told
yon 50! Hold on, Fi!ly II we TALL, we'll go
down together. Wen never gel in sight OF The
White House"
Ii The leading Whes will tell US for what
good reason they have placed General Taylor
10 This ridiculous predcament, the information
will be thankfully received by al eas,
OsE OF THE PEOPLE
We ask further, are Southern Wings or De-
mocras prepared to elect Fillmore nov, SO that he
may 10 obedience 10 the 'paryschemes" OF Jno.
5. Pendleton, one Of General Tayor's "Lieulen-
anls," succeed Gen. Taylor as PRESIDENT Of The
Uniled SIetes1 Elect Taylor and Fillmore now,
and Mr.. Pendlelon says lha! FILLMoRE will be
PREsiDeET after Gen. Taylor Enquirer
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to humbug them, and to vociferate such words
as mileage" '.soft soap" that'sa darn'd lie,
'.huzza for Taylor" &c.
This speech was but dish water dilution OF
his speech of Friday, and fell far short OF that
effort in every respect. His manifest object in
these speeches is to poison the minds of the
troops on their first landing, that they may
carry to their respective homes over the State
reports and prejudices unfavorable TO General
TAYLOR. On Friday this demagogue policy was
somewhat concealed by captivating eloquence
but his speech on Saturday night was by many
democrats acknowledged to be failure. II
was labored, uphill performance. The charm
of eloquence had vanished. and most con
temptible humbuggery, that even Locofoco
modesty would wish to keep concealed, STOOD
forth in "model artist" nudity.
A LOOkER-ON.
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The zeal which begins with hypocracy must
conclude in treachery; at first il deceiyes, al
last it betrays.-Princcton Clarion.
The people will see to il that they are not
betrayed" BY Cass. He and his party are at
tempting TO deceive the people Of this Union
by the publication Of four or five editions Of
his life, which differ one from the other to suit
the different portions Of the country: But il
wont all do. The North has cast him off fol
his hypocrisy" - and the West for his ''treach-
cry" 10 her interest; and the South is vel
aware thatif he will deceive" one section he
will "betray" all. and it drops him too. "Poo
old C-ass let him die"
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SheriHS3 Sale.

TINE following described real estate has been levied
L on, and will be sold by me to satisfy q writ Of
FIeri Facias against Hiram Nelson and Scion Loomis
issued out of the office OF the Clerk of the Vanderburg
Circuit Court in favor OF the State Bank of Indiana
will ON Saturday the 18th day OF August A. D. 1913
at the door otthe Court House in the city of Evans
VILE between the hours OF 10 o'clock A M and
O'Clock +. NJ, OF said day expose to sale at public
auction, and oucry first the rents issues and profits
Tor the term OF seven years. wit: the West half of
the South West quarter dissection No Z, in Township
NO D, Range 10 west in the County of Vanderburgh.
And should noperson offer bid for said rents, issues
and prohts, sufficient satisfy said whit and
costs; will at the same time and place proceed 20
sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple OF sand
above described premises satisfy said wrt, and m
erests and costs due thereon.
jy20 JOHN ECHOLSS. We.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY %.

o-Tbe Princeton Clarion, speaking oil
Daniel Webster says:
"His personal influence may not be half so
tremendous as his Federal doctrines"
After that we must certainly set the Clarion
down as one of the bright ones. He is pref
ty fellow, truly, TO prate about 'tederal doc
trines," while supporting rank federalist for
the Presidency-one Of the black -cockade sort
One who gloried in wearing the badge Of
that party and in abusing Mr.. Jefferson, until
he found it convenient for the sake ofofiice to
cut the one and support the other. Federal
list Cass will not thank his party press for con-
tinually affording the Wings the opportunity
ofcasting his former opinions and practices in
his teeth.
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sense of property could restrain him from con-
meeting himself with secret association for
the monopoly of public lands when he was a
member of the Cabinet, what could be relied on
to retain him from similar proceeding if he
were PRESIDENT
Look at this thing, fellow-citizens. Wings
and Democrats, and decide for yourselves in
your own honest minds if this land-speculating
Secretary of War, whether guilty or not guilty
Of the crime, laid to his charge by the Hon.
Henry Hubbard and his other associates, of de-
frauding and swindling them, is the man whom
you will elevate to the Presidency.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-22

OTThe Paris papers Of the 9th ult., no.
,ices the rumor that an American squadron
is expected soon to be upon the coast o.
France. and of Europe; and they are congra.u
lating themselves and the people upon the
beautiful sights of seeing the ships Of the two
great republics salute each other, and give and
receive the hand of fellowship; and comment
upon the remarks of some of the English
journals looking askance at this proposed
greeting Of two sister republics upon the
ocean.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-22

The COURT OF INQuIRv.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore SUN writes un
der dates of the 18th:
The court of inquiry upon Gen. Scott me-
this morning and adjourned, on account Of the
on-attendance of the member in the place o
Gen. Gushing. The court is held in the build
ing of Corcoran & Riggs. opposite the Treasu
~, and is open to the public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-22

Income OF THE BEDFORD FAMILY.-A cores
pondent of Duglas Jerold's paper gives the
following statement Of the income of the Duke
of Bedford, Lord John Russell's brother, deri-
we'd from confiscated church property conferred
upon John Russell, the founder of the family
by Henry VIII.
punksweI Abbey, fl9,OOO; Tavistock,
f57.7l2; Mountgrace Prioy, fl3,OOO; Castle
Hymel, fl ,847; Woburn Abbey, t27,OOo;
Mslci,Surn Prsceptory, fl3,000; Thornby Alb
bey' f25. $50; Covent Garden, flO,OOO; ST.
P;eran. in Cornwall, and the property OF the
Dominican Frisrs at Exeter, probably tlO.OOO.
To these must be added Beauieu, t2o,ooo.-
Total fl99,2OS.
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Libel for Divorce.

State of Indiana Warrick County, SIS.
Elizabeth A. Williams,
John H. Williams iii Libel for Divorce
TIME said Elizabeth A. Williams having on the Is
i day of July 1919. filed her bill of complaint
against said John H. Williams in the above entitled
suit i'm the office of the Clerk of said Warrick Circuit
Court; also affidavit of disinterested person.
showing that said John H. Williams is not resident
OF the State of Indiana. Therefore the said John !
Williams is hereby notified of the filing OF SAID petit
ton for divorce, that the is pending in said
court and that unless he appears to- or answers said
the of said court to be held at the Court
House in BoOnville, on the second Monday in Octo-
Der next, the same will be heard and determined in
his absence. j. WAIT b. MOORE. Crk
JAMES j. THORNTON, Plt'ff solicitor iv22 I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-22

We are authorized and requested to announce
MICHAEL p. JONES as a Candidate Tor County
Commissioner for District No. /. Vanderburgh
County.
HrWe authorised ond .equested to announce
Auditor.
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state Of Indiana Warrick County, $. s

In the Warrick Circuit Court Cor October Term lS4e
Thomas }. breckenridge, ! In Cbancerv-Bill of
Albert E. Iindley. Foreclosure
TINE said Thomas J. Breckenridge having on the
i 18th day Of July ls4s. filed his bill of complaint
against said Albert E. Lndley in the above entitled
suit in the office OF the Clerk Of the W ck Circuit
Court asoan affidavit of adisnteresied PERSON. show
ing that said Albert E. Lindey is resident of the
State of Indiana Therefore the said Albert E. Lind
lev is hereby notified of the filing Of said bill that the
same is pending in said court and that unless he APP
pears and pleads said bill on or before the
calling of the the term OF said court to
be held at the Court House in Boonvile on the second
Monday in October next; the same will BE- taken as
confessed, and determined accordingly.
J. WAIT b. MOORE, Cl'k
JAMES ]. THORNTON, Sol. for Compl.. jy22
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OTThe Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot says that John Van Buren,
has written to prominent Locofoco in Con-
gress asking why Gen. Cass will distract the
Democratic party by persistins in being can
didate.