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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
MR.. PENpLEroN AT HOME.

The Wauenton (va.) Flag, refers to The re.
lection Of the Territorial bill by the votes OF eish
Southern Wings, in the following indignant pas
sases which we extract from It's able article:
"These Wing patriots OF The South determined
destroyed Inc Union-to sacrifice upon the dry
filthy altar q; party success the tairesl and mo,
splendid government fabric upon which The sur
ever shone
Their vile determination was carried into exc
cution ami bill in which was involved the dear.
est interests, nay The very existence OF the coun
try ITSELF which had ELECTED the anxious solcia
iions in its behalf OF the Wisest sages and hrmes
patrios OF The American Senate, Wings and d.
mocrals, a Clayton, Phelps, a Calhoun, which
boas,ed such illustrious parentage and came le
them under SO high sanction, received mol
momeat's Consideration al their hants but was In
famrusly dispatched "in hot haste, with The "gae
law" upon The House, wiihou wuf; in discus
sion.
But who dit this thine7 Who inflicted upon
the South this cflei and freparabe stab3 who
is gully al this atrocious act} Tell i NOT 10
Gath, publish II not in The streets Of Askelon
that, the prime mover OF this Heachery 10 'be
South was Sn.,hsrn Ehig aided and not Other
wise successfully aid I'd by serca Sauthsrn Whigs
equally bas- AMI Infamous with himself, equally
deserving The scofn ard LEGISLATION Of all true
hearted Southern men. OF al American patriots
II is with shame and humility beyond endur
aace with fry indignation scarcely res'raina-
bic within due bounds that We have learned and
have to announce, that Virginia, the mother oil
The Revo ution. The mother OF States and Saes-
men, around whose name clusters every thing
that is good, great and glorious, has furnished
one OF that infamous number Of eight Southern
Wings, VINO for m:re parry purposes haze jDined
the AbolitioniSls of The House, AMI The most IN
principled OF the Taylor parry in the sacrifice Of
the South and in all human nroh'bi'iy 'hs
Union Yes. the WING Representative from this
Federal District, John S. Pendeton, voc. wuh
Giddines, Pallrey, Tuck, Wilmot and Ihe uhe.
,'ecia,et Abolitionis;s Of the Houss, 90 his
question.
On taar this bitter cup could have passed
f.n our lips; would TIA, Virginia could have IS.
capped this deep, indelible disgrace. This man De.
ing eager and ambitious 10 be the Lone Star,
in his delegation, deserted his colleagues and the
interests oil his people and went over TO the enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CULPEPER
nnITNrV

COUN IL.
A., meeting Of Inc Democratic parry Of Cul-
per, held al he Court house, on The 9Th day Of
Juiy, (Couu day,) on motion, James l.. String
lcIiuw, ESQ., was called 10 Inc Chair. and 9. Ha.
milton Co0ns requested 10 act as Secretary.
On motion OF J. S. Barbour, jr- Esq, COM
miltee of five was appointed 10 d!ausht suitable
resolutions for The action oflhe meeting: Wh,re.
upon. J. S Barbour, jr., Geo. Apperson, Joseph
y. FAINT, Robert SIringiellov and Chas. Smith
were appointed such commilree, who rcporte!t the
following resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
/. That the nomination Of Gen. Cass presents
10 the people OF The United States candidate tor
the Presidency who possesses liberal and enlisht-
encd views upon ali great questions OF public pc.
licy-much experience in The service o! The coun.
try, both al home and ahroad-and an enlarged
patriotism and ability, which has been sigraIly
displayed throughout his whole public career,
both il peace and in war.
2. That the views Of Gen. Cass upon the sub.
j"ci OF slavery are in accordance with the ground
which The South has always maintained
ron reference on The part If Congress
,. That in William o. Butler, Of Kentucky
the Democratic candidate Tor Vice President, we
nave distinguished soldier OF two wars, an e1.
pefienced and accomplished statesman, and one
who will be competent, il elected. to discharge
any constitutional duly that may be cast upon
him.
4 That We ralify and approve these nomina.
tons, and pledge 10 them our cordial support.
5. That the series of resolutions adopted BY
the laie Democratic Convention, al Baltimore,
truly and distinctly define the articles OF our 20
i.ical faith, and we recur 10 them Nth pride
both on account Of their intrinsic excellence, and
the fact lha. they show The uniformity and co.'s
sislency of principle OF the Democratic parry
and because We contrast hem with the failure on
the part Of our opponents TO declare and proclaim
their principles.
6. That the administration of James K. Polk
has fully redeemed the pledges given by him in
1874, and that The brilliant and mastery conduct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

! the salaries OF officers, mol exceeding $50 COO
| for expense Of surveys on The coast Of Fl0,;d,
&C., "a ,070-lo refund TO Com DeKay amour,
actual expenses incurred in taking oat Mace
| MIA 10 Ireland with contributions 10 the sIarvir,
population, Sl60O0-lo purchase The Jetisr>oss
and Hamilton papers, $40. 600 each, and IS OOO
each for expense OF publication-lo pay Mr.
Dodge 81 500 as Tobacco Asen, 10 Europe.
| On motion OF Mr. Benton, Provision on he
34th page "iar payment for The first Volume 0. The
fifth series Of the documentary history, under con.
trac: with tie Secretary Of STATE, S24 $40 was
stricken OUT. "a 10 S.
Several other amendments were proposed, an,
the Senate is still in session as this report closes
S, P. NJ.
| frhe Senate continued in session mill IL o.
clock on Saturday night engaged iD The co5sid,-
ration OF The Civil and Diplomatic Approptla-
ton Bill, when, aher various amendments, the
Bill was passed without division.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Bill from The Senate grating an increase u
pension TO Brewer Major ScanIland, was taken ND
and passed.
Mr. Stewart moved suspension OF The fUss
TO enable him 10 introduce resolution calling .or
further Information from the Department N r..
ference TO The pay OF Gen. Cas- while Govern,
and Superintendent Of Indian Affairs. The
House refused, however, 10 suspend The raIe, s.
TO IS, Two thirds no, voting in The affirmative.
a motion was made but decided 10 he nsg,
tive. 10 take up the Senaie bill, compepsaliEs r
NJ. johnson Tor The buildings erected IL he X.
taw Academy.
Mr. Cobb moved suspension OF Inc rnss
with view TO take up he business On The Sncas.
ers table, but the motion was BY yeas and NAYS
disagreed TO-
On motion Of Mr. Vinton, the House then N
Committee o. The Whole, resumed he corsii,,a.
ton Of The Army Appropriation Bill, and lun,r.
rous other amendments were propvsei hut .rrc.
rally rejected. The Committee rose, and report.
ed the bill and amendments 10 lie House. The
most imporlan, amendment, made Yesterday ~
Committee Of The Whole. by Mr. Duncan
Of Kenlu,ky, as amended by Mr.. Hal, Mr.. Don.
can, OF Ohio, &c, and given in my rrpcr, ii ye..
rertay rejected by he Hyus', this afternoon.
81 10 tS. The other amendments OF thr Commit,
tee were concurred in by The house, 2ad he bin
| as amended, was ordered 10 te enst,sset aai
read third time.
dcration OF the vote ordering the bin 10 hind
reading, with view 70 The Introduction Of a prc.
vision Tor the improvement OF Western Rig,i>
Mir. Thompson proceeded To express his view.
in favor o! The improvement Il Wcstcin Rivers
and Harbors, and 10 argue that amerdmel,s a.
as irreiaiive as thar which he proposed TO cG-t
had frequently, during The past len years, lea
introduced intn bills of a similar character.
MIR. McClelland opposed The reconsitefsol
and was opposed also, however favorable /.
might be 10 The improvement OF the ives EN- va.
ters, TO the introduction Of any such amendIntlt
into bill Of this description
Mr.. e. J. lnsersoll moved 10 lay Mr.. Thonp
sons maton on The table. Lost 81 10 81.
Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
coNGKEss--Flr., session
SATURDAY, AUGUST S, l8iS.
SENATE

Mr.. Douglass reported back, with amendments,
from the Committee on Territories, House bill
10 establish the Territorial Government of Ore.
gon.
The principal amendment is that which con.
tains the Wilmot Proviso. The others were not
important.
MIR. Benton offered a resolution, which was
adopted, 10 meet hereafter al TO- a. M.
House bill, authorizing register 10 the barque
Mary Therese Of Maryland, was passed.
MI Baunegan, from the Committee on For
eign Relation, reported bill 10 carry into effect
the fifth article Of the Treaty. with Mexico, for
The establishment Of The boundary line between
the Two Republics, under that treaty. and pIovl-
ding for the appointment of Commissioner, sur
yeyor, &C., and their salaries.
On motion OF MIR. Borland, the bill 10 gram 70
ihe State OF Arkansas the public lands ineIeln
remaining unsold in consequence OF oVelne@
was taken up, and after debate Informally passed.
over.
The Senate resumed The consideration OF Inc
Civil aud Diplomatic Appropriation biu.
Amendments were Introduced and adopted-io
nav VIM. M. Blackburn Sii25, as 'rstarn tt'
as charge d'Afairs 10 New Granada-for e1-
pense of running and making The boundary be-
tween The United States and Mexico, aud paying
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
THE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

of our foreign relations, and The wise and sausa'
~ reforms effected in our domestic policy, enli'ie
him TO the gratitude OF his country.
7. Thai We cong ratulae the country upon me
consummalion and results of peace and tender
10 The soldiers who have been engaged 10 Inc
Mexican war our grateful thanks tor the glorl-
Gus victories they have achieved, and for The am
pie vindicalon OF the national honor exlotIed by
their arms.
g. Tha, Democratic Association b. formed
in Culpeper and that Henry Shackeliord, Jamfs
Barbour, A. P. Hill, Dr.. A. Taaierro, and H.
c. Msckall, be appointed committee 10 report
regulations and officers therefor, 10 an adjourned
meeting al Angus! Court
Spirited and eloquent speeches were delivered
in he course Of The meeting by George Pannill
ir, of Orange, and Messrs. s. N. WEIGH and Nj.
u Newman, of Madison, who were severaly
called upon.
On motion, Resolved, That these proceedings
be published in The Richmond Enquirer and Ex-
aminer, in the Flag OF '9s, and Democratic Re-
corder.
The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.
JAS. L. STRINGFELLOW, Chm
G. n CooSs Sec'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08

Taylor. Give US The farmers and we have no
objection 10 the Wings having whatever comfort
they can get ty steamboat voting. Here is a
vote taken al a raising in Crawford county, Viz
einia, on The premises OF Mr. Pnney, Richmond
township, which is one OF the many signs Tor the
Democratic nominees
Cass and Butler 70
Taylor aud Fillmore
From The following, too, We learn that the
Wings. during This canvass, are not even 10 pre-
vail, as they almost invariably do, on board all
the steamboats,:
TURslsa THg TABLEs.-A vote was taken on
the Steamboat Wisconsin, on he! last trpup rom
Madison which resulted as follows:
Cass IVY
Taylor 50
Van Buren,
TCtneianott ENQUIRER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
Err HE E,nnniYef

MRS. TRIBES SEMINARY, ESSEX COUNTY.
We attended the Sores given by the young ladies' Of
Mrs. Tribes Seminary, on Monday evening last. when
the session terminated, and never have Witnessed
performances more crsdtable 10 all concerned. The
young ladies sang and played their respective pieces
the selection Of which was most appropriate exqu-
styls and the highest praise Several Duets
were executed with distinguished ability; and ine,
all performed their parts handsomely. The guests
were numerou and highly pleased, convinced, we are
sure, that Mrs Tribe could receive higher ,mnen-
dation other method Of instruction than that given by
the pc Torrance of her pupils.
After the musical entertain nen, the Rev. p Trible
the head OF The family announced that Austin NJ. Tr
bile, ESQ., By invitation Of the young ladies' would favor
the company with an address, Our young Senator then
arose and after compllmentng the young ladies upon
the beauty of their perform nee, took up The great sub
jecl of education, which he handled with raasery abb
ty veting the attention OF the audience and elcng
the Warmest encomums II was admitted on all sides
that II was Of Mr. Tribes happes efforts, and
too, of which that gentleman has great reason TO be
proud. Its rasr eoquence aud pointed VIII doubtless
.nade an indrble impression upon The minds OF those
fair ones TO whom ii was specially addressed.
We are glad that this excellent boarding school
IL very literally paronsrd not only by Essex, but ny
other counlesfor there is no institution WIN which
we are acquainted more deserving of liberal support
Mira. Tribe, the Principal, lsa highly accomplished "a
d. and has enjoyed the advantages OF finished educa-
ton. Resides, the Rev. r. Tribe, whose attanmrhts
we'll known, lectures weekly to the young ladies'
upon various literary aud scientific subjects, aud, when
desired, gives instruction IN the Latin, Spanish and
Italian usuag-s. French is taught by Mrs Tribe,
and is constantly spoken In :he school.
The institution is situated in delightful location,
and surrounded by society equal TO any ~ Virginia -
The discipline Of the School Is mud but firm and every
attention In paid 10 the moral. we'll as literary I'M
provement of those who coDhdcd 10 It's eaie. We
cordially commend u 10 the patronage OF the pubic,
confident that it offers advantages. in every point OF
view unsurpassed by those Of any similar Institution.
GUEST.
Esser county, ia fuguSt stu, le4s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
Ara late m.e,;n. ot,be winchester Democrat

AT a late meeting oithe Winchester Democrat
ic Association, OF which ]. "a. Carson is presi'
dent, J. Randolph Tucker, Esq, our county elec-
tor in speech of Two hours, says the Virg'n'an'
"discu set in an able and mastery manner, some
OF The topics involved in The present canvass nc
dwel' al length upon The Slavery question, anu !i
The veto power: and such was the iofce OF ms
logic that none, no. even Wings themselves, conia
question the soundness of The Democracy upon
these subjects. The course OF Genera 4aY!o',
was 10 some extent, reviewed; and his s'arlns
inconsistencies mace SO manifest, tnat we "on ni
how the Wings cond conceal Their olushes nc
Association adjourned, proud OF iheiI champion,
proud OF their candidate, bu! pruudel VI 'nsH pm"
cipies."
The Democratic meeting al Washington Guy
on Friday night is described as most eio"oe"
and brilliant scene. |. was addressed BY mcss's'
Haual>on, OF Ga; Primm, Of 81. LOUIS "a mem,
ber OF The Legislature and once Wn's,) anu
Mr.. Allen, of Ohio; who explained The absence
OF Gen. w. o. Butler, on account OF ina'spos''
ton.
Gen. Houston and Col r. Nj Johnson oe''s
.nen introduced, the lighted Chinese transporter
cy procession marched TO jackson 1di'' ""e'e
The a. s.mbled multitude was addressed oy Coi.
Johnson, Gen. Hustin, Senator Bright, governor
Smith, ofVirginia, Mr.. Clarke, o; Kentucky anu
MIR. Henrie, The famous Texan Ranger VINO es-
CAPPED from the Mexicans. The speeches were
GOOD. and the Democratic spirit glowing.
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SIGNS WORTH NOTING.

Let those Wings who pretend to think it posi-
be that General Taylor can carry the sod Do
minion" 10 over the following statistics OF The
state of fittings among the Virginia farmers:
The farmers roR CAss AND BUTLER. - We
frequently meet (says the Baltimore Arsus) With
votes taken in the harvesi-held on the presiden
,ial eleclion-all differing from those Of the ira
yelling gentry whom our Wing friends delight in
displaying 10 the public TO show The popularity Of
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DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.

The Democracy of Jefferson county vii! have
a grand Democratic Barbecue near Charlestown
on the seventeenth OF August; 10 which they have
extended a cordial invitation 10 COL Ham
tramck, Lieut. Col. Randolph, Maj. Early, ard
all the other officers AID privales OF The Virginia
Regiment OF Volunteers.
We have been requested to publish the follow.
ing notice We understand that Gen. Houston,
Messrs. Henley, Bowlip, Hunter, Bayiy, Beale,
aud other good speakers will be in attendance:
OrICE.-There will be Democratic Bar
bacuo or mass meeting al HeaIhesvile, Norhum-
b.rand county, on Friday the 10 Of August in
honor OF The nomination oil Cass and Butler.
On the 10th aud l7th August there will be a
great Democratic mass meeting at the Facqaier
Springs. Among the speakers expected are Sc
nators Dickinson, of New York; Douglass, OF
Illinois; Foo'e. of Mississippi; and perhaps others.
OF the House of Representatives, Mr. Bowdeu,
OF Alabama; Mr.. Inge, OF Alabama; Mr.. Green,
Of Missouri; Mr. venable, of Nonn Carolina
Mr.. Meade and Mr.. Bocock, Of Virginia. Also
Mr. Andrew Stevenson and other speakers from
various paris OF the Stale.