Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
To The Editors IF The Enquirer :

MARION, SaYTH COUNTY, VA, Aug -.
alessrs. Editors, Lest YOU might infer from
our silence in this quarter, and The q, a. noise
made oy writers IN, as well as editorials of ,he
'lrgnan, that Taylor Whiggery was carving
everything before It in little Tennessee, have
concluded TO give you short account Of tho
discus ION which took place between thr Flee.
tors hcssrs Floyd and Trgg Yesterday NJ
this place, II berg The first das of our quarterly
term. These. gentlemen commenced their re-
| GUAR round ~ Russell, and reached hi their
! third appointment. b. previous Arrangement
'ir. Tfigs, the Mig Elector, led of occupy,
ing the lager portion Of his time (bcing one
ana hall . 'uTs) III discussing Inc Veto; or. 40
he was pleased to term 1t. The o.E. uAs POWER
charging upon Cas-, the leader Of The Demo.
cratic party, lie advocacy of IN unlimited eyer.
c'se Of that power t'r Trigg also la, rcd
hard 10 assin. ate lie present Democratic Marty
70 me old Federal party, AID hi, no.party Tay'or
party TO The old Republican party Hei.alin.eni-
Gus and courteous debaler and con rhat no
was Inc champion the issues Of lsi4. MANAGED
me bad cause with great skili and much plausl.
oiltt. But tell ,nl when II came IL Floods
time II was no Up hill business With an that
tlne spirit which good cause inspires IN an ora.
tor. Capt. Floyd reviewed Mr. Trgss' p si.ions,
and showed them up in their tru. Ii h, 10 the an.
''S''SS - ''' tS"sb iIiSS zone
power" ticns proved lliat the Veto mower
was nsce>sar, and Conservative pos. u, our
Government, ard hat TIE suuth was je.nly IN.
t'Tes'rd - Il preservation.
The Nhl2-. Abandoning the old issuea
ere attempting 10 Practice the deccptions Of
.o4o upon tie people Whilst Mr.. Flu,d read
irnui ne address 81 tie Enrichment, made IN
lc2f, "Aerc n INVOKED va, pe>,:,cacc aad "a.
nine, ~ pre- errnce 10 The elccliog Of Military
N e''aIn, II Prosideac. intended T. curse ,hs
Country With view OF Sustaining NJ, charge.
iha' Ihey had a5anfoned every position hereto
lore occupied by them, an "a wing l.a,.er
cried Out, TIA, Il "as General Jackson Mr. Clay
meant that ior. Il tank you, Jew, + r thai
word replied Mr.. Flp,i; ard 8 ei "who
"as Gene al Jackson aud hen replied to hi,
own ies,on by passing an eu!ogY on the old
Hero aboundng W.T.; the finest strain, OF elo-
q ence, into lie Justice of /. hich tie orator
entered with his whole soul Then il va, that
tie Court House rug 18th applause from the
peo'le; the "Id Jackson men. many Of whom
we're present iiyou were ever To hear Flo,d
once Al the forum. ,ou would want 10 hear m,
aghn lie never ia!!'io iia,tr4'e his ye$s by
:. s'"oet' "li'ch a'e 'n'r'iIb!s, tbfolso out his
*i'fe'>es- :" e nave ~ bin a jealous. able and
s"i'e", san'afa-oearer, politician without
;, ~ ~ "a u. We nave ttarn'G
rom the most reliable source, that Captain
io,o sustained hlm-,lf aud caus a. Russell
'ho &c Il. and ~ kaow hc did il here. When
'"u near IRON tbs district. ,uu wiil see mark
ne) The good oId-f,s,i"ned nlj,r,ty Of 1000
or Lass ard Butler The letter writers from
ms county, who claim HE county for TAYLOR
sil become as nred for bad prophets in th,s
onmunity as .G,cr ever was | do assure
on that Tay % Is losing z ound every d,y.
no wren you near from Smy.h Jon will see
nat she ha- more man redeemed herself Tho
boyt i, nothing nut roth 4 DrNorR.p