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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
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The CRY Wing papers :" 'a1'Iss
Of thc Wing Central SH
Wings Of Virginia" but s
..,.L.I ,., Jan, Mr.. Ly
H., al, iame at lcasl
..., - M, low who may
he The author Of this IN :,
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- l.. N Of Texas as
. ,..h..s 49,, lho has so re-
o.,,,m ,,:s,;aa,aa -, ais Country by
sv.o,,; tis RiO Grands
,,'';na taa ,ra.n ;iTexas, a Sove-
- 60 80. =; could not, il
-. :, llcr 10 his own
It. ,lbihh 10 such a
~. ..n: .lace in The Ad.
dress:
unc u; L. .r,rc.ipt ISaat'i iSSo1iOh
vi All 'he ah''ee', 1 oi lbr wiscs,-
whlch no" p,'p'eA b. have pFccipi-
q me ih'a'ua'su u, ,arl he counuy-ol
lalea an lssne SO a'n sbreis, spail, fired
me Sh'nu "na'''1oa' ker between the
oy The struggle ior lit is consolins,
dinsieni sec'iohS .. bay eGsur, 10 the
anna Wh"'eVfi ~ ~. wholly Innocent.
Wing party. 10 know ery for foyeien
II opposed. in a body,T
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GUCKiIaN.

Il
~ llrSe ani enthusiastic. meeting Z. thu
Dc'nocra!ic raity, held al Bctk!,annan un IN,
second Saturday in September. Il. 4 IRELAND
WAS called 10 nc chair, ami Gso. w Mutya
appointed Secreia.j
| Geo ". Miller Chairman ii .sr Commune,
:! appointed a pic"ious meeting u traH and r.
| POI, Il ms meeting, r sauiou> rapr, ssive q,
me 'i'ws o. 'he Deni,cracT uilti, rtgicn. repur-
itd lhe following, which, ailcra fe@ remarks from
Y. iaVenner Esq, were a'opei viboa, dis
seating Voice
J. Resolved that in he opinion OF his meet.
| Ing Ire present trs,S calls luf tin. uaon OF the
Sica' Dcnocia:ic parry I'll the country 10 save
hef upon one hand from The uncertainty OF an aa-
Gin's;raion Of President who, While canGi-
ua'", VIII express no satisfactory opinions, and
giVe no p'ciecc M regard 10 poia ; III political
dlvisiou aEi On he u.hcf hand tom The more
lang rons administration 81 Martin Van Eulrn.
around whom few Whig>, DcmucIas. and Al.
olitcnils are rallgng-
2. Resolved That = 6 deem any nrrso, uuwuf
my The snitfases 81 lhr American people. who
WI mol iaay an. frankly avow his prcschl poll
iical sentiments
$ Reso!yec, Ina as members Il. The ola De.
rnucratic Parry, we recognize in The Reso,u ions
Of tn Baltimore National Convention, The tine
principles Of The Democratic Parry. And ibal 10
promote The same W. will use all honorable
means 10 secure The election OF Lewis Cas- Pre-
smitni, and Wm. y. Butler Wee pitsidrn OF The
United States
4. Resolved Tia, as Cas, and Butler have
oo'h pledged themselves 10 bc governed by The
great principles sci orh in TIE Resolutions Of The
Baltimore Convention, We recommend 10 our
wing brethren throughout The cuunlrg, a careful
Perus"l u the same; satisfied a We are that The
mysterious and tlexlte pledges II The other par
lies VII sink into mefit,d disrepnc when com
pared win HE great mode! platform ., III. Ie-
mocrac parry
5. Resolved, That We deem i, proper now 10
form ourselves into Democratic association ~
o!der more successfully 10 promote The cause ci
G. Resolved, That al true nealru nan. .,~..-
who subscribe 10 The doctrines 81 Tie Demo-
cratic narv who cc.irr 10 see those glorious
principles perpeinalet and transmitted 10 ohcr
generations as pure as when received a the hands
81 ne Fathers Of The Republic, te mo>I respectful
~ soiicictitn join with rs.
In acco'taGce with the 9Th resolution lii, meet.
ing then formed themselves into a Democratic
Assucia lion, and adopted constitution i1r iheit
government.
About fifty PERSONS Immediately came forward
and signed the Constitution, which, considering
The aencsS OF The h"dr, was a line beginning.
and gave evidence tina! The association wun!a bo
a numerous one.
Resulvct, Tnal ne proceedings IL his meeting
a. signed hy The President and Secretary and ru0-
lI>hej 10 The Weston Sentinel anu Richmond
E,quief.
On motion, The meeting adjourned
A. r. IRELAND, Chairman.
GEO. w. MILLER, Sec.
NoTE- The regular cay 81 meeting 81 the
Buckhannon Democratic Association, is the .cc
und Saturday in every mon'h.
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RAILROAD MEETING.


| a meeting u In" friends Of The extension Of The
| Louisa Railroad West Of Inc Blue Rir.c, was
held al RosheIs Buding Friday evening, Sept.
22i, 1913.
On motion, Gen g. pey,on was called Ia II"
Chair and G. r. Pcal;c appointed Secretary.
MIR. D. Anderson, jr., propose! Tie flowing
preamble ana res"u on, when we're unanI
mously adopted:
Whereas, the friends Of The Louis. Railroad,
RESTING West oirhe Blue Ridge, with 4 view Of
securing speedy and successful prosecution Ut
The salt Road 10 lie Oaiu river, SO important,
no, only 10 taeir interests, but % 4 large portion
Of the country East OF ia, Ridge, aud Of hi,
city, have Gale! a Convention Of Ire people
friendly 10 said extension, Ia he held in Saunoa,
OF the second day Of October; ami, whereas,
Richmond is deepy incf,>'ed in tie ,aid con
iemplaIed * eDsi"n; be ii therefore,
l. Resolved, That We cordially approve Of the
concentrated objects Of In: said Con.cnIion, rs
wise and patriotic, ani that ~e will use Cur best
cxeuior> 10 promote tie said extension, as specdi-
~ as possible.
, Resolved, Tina, -- b., and they are ap
pointed delegates, 10 represent Richmond in said
Convention.
The bank was filled with the M. so.
On motion made AMI seconded, toe Chairman
and Secretary were add 10 IN committee, with
the following gentlemen. viz. William II. Mac
fariand, James Boshcr, John Lyncn. William |.
Scott, james NJ. Crane, Thomas J. Deanc, John
T. Thompson, John 4. Meredith, Fleming
lanes, Co!one! II. w. 0ua,les L. c. S,anard,
David Anderson, Jf, William F. Richie, VIII
liam Z. Darlington, Alexander Moseleg, Il. II.
GaIiahef, o. p Bada in. b. NJ. DE Wit, Jams
IL n, Cash Jones, John Wor5!e, George ~
Johnson, J. NJ. Bous, Edwin Robinson, Nicho-
las Mi!,, joseph Mayo, Thomas Il. Ellis, John
Cosby James Winston, Or. Thomas Ns!>on, X.
7. Daniel, Jim Browne, II. G. Caheii. T. X
Gfaran, L. w. Trigg, 3. b. aiin"r william IL.
haxs!i, Gen. j. y. Harvic, Col. q. ~. Caring
ton, l.. n. Elicit. J. w. Spating, l.. Libby, R".
Hami,op RI. r.Taliaferfu, Archisad PeaSans,
John Enaers lr, Ii. w. Moncuie, Alexander
Garrett. =. B. Har, John S Ia k".
Oh so ion, The mcciig. 4tianfn'd.
q. PEYTON, ChairmaL
Gro K. prtKE Secretary.
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VOLUME xLY,-SUs1gn;, a..

'"l'hica 10 us aboIii;nn in localities under n
Ion''ol " CoHsiess, they respect rian noac \
- iof an honest expression oi opinion II
idS' cara oi locoiocoism will fai.."
FRO" the Rochester IN ~ sdrertistr Barr5uyu;,g
MlLLARD FILLMORE ON THE SLAYER,
auESTlON.-The Albany Journal of SEMEN
ucI Jun, contains letter from Willard Fillmore
ua'ea July Is, 1913, addressed 10 Hon Job
uayle OF Alabama, in reply ito The charg,
niaue az Inc South, that he is an ultra Abol;
tionist.' $3.50 nooii
;, vi course, Nlr. Fillmore endeayored 10 Assure
s He aou'n .na' tney have nothing to fear from
MN; but like all letters which are nece.sa,;,r
uesigned Tor two mcridians, it will fail 10 GnIly
sa'lsiy either. He says that while in Congress
nc LOOK occasion TO state, in substance III
views On The subject of slavery in The states
nc substance was, that regarded save.
30 =" efh' out ONE WITH WHICH THE n.
iio -, GOVERNMENT had NOTHING TO po',
me DESIGN of this remark evidently j. n
ieao me South to conclude tia, s,,vrsv :
SUBJECT with which the General Govcrnran,
nave nothing todo'-but if this should be urssd
asa'us. MN at the North, h. will then cay h.
meant in the States" ~ ne
az such letters as This are a s,e,;ss oe e-,
, m,. Fillmore dare not say 10 his Sorthcrn
,i;ss mat thc National Government In % mo.
ling Ting 10 10 with slavery, for he knows manv If
~" are hostile 10 the extension of slavery ;o,n
for i he did, he knobs f h h aSda
mistake. The Southern Wing leaders, al
milling him 10 be III favor of the Wilmo, Pro-
vIso, still support him. : Enquirer
mr. Fillmore int more pluck ytar ago; he |
then darea to talk loud end Tong in .hinerra |
Ha4, IN this city, ppon SHE aggression Of the
siare po,ccr." Ills speech mad: there ,cas the
MAJOR part Of ~ upon The aggression Of ssarery;
upon The monopoly mhici the southern oisarctu.
Ia nest ~ 100000 siGcehold'rs,) hal enjoued in
az ne oRc.s oftrust; how many Presidents from
the South; how fen from the North; ditto of
Judges; of Foreign Ministers; Speakers Of the
House; members Of the Cabinet, &C., SC. All
,c'M The erdea sign 10 beget in northern free.
men lille SELF respect, and sense of southern
arrognn>e ami injustice
1ras noble anti Starry speech, and laboi
tionists then said, Braro! MILL.Rp FuLMopr.
But now billiard FILLMORE is dumb on the
SUBJECT OF slave aggression, ard aroulI aood
rtnk The sonfhern people int tic opinion that
): has said that The National Government has
Nothing 10 do ritk slavery.
Wing editors have of late ATTEMPTED 10 deny
nat hr. FILLMORE had made any anti SLAYER,
speeches. Rochester Wing editors have denied
nat nc has made such speeches in one or two
places where Mr.. FILLMORE never opened his
'ps-t!at mas safe, and honest, perhaps; bm then
ctH nj deny that The main theme Of .Er. kUi
n're'S last speech in this city, mcde al ,iaerra
'"'' was "p'n "Mc aggression If The STARE
,)rey"
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~ CHANCERY-VIGGIsfA: AT Rules held tl,-
Clerks Office 81 thr Ci,cnit Superior Count oi Law
and Ghancery for the county of Gloucester, AT the
Court house, on Monday, The 7th dy August. Isis:
James Biylop, Plaintiff:
against
hugh a. Garland, surviving partner ~ himself and
Grorr. W. Wharton, partners, trading under The firm
aai style Of H. a. Garlni S Co, Joan sinsa'r Tho
mas Wnllarr and David Nav Defendants.
The defendant, iinsh A Garland, not having Entered
his appearance and gwen security, according 10 t' act
al Assembly and thu rnl-s Of this Court anf appear
ing by satisfactory evidence t1a' ne i hot h inhthah
~ tais Commonw. a,h IN motion Of the plaintiff, hy
lis attorney IL il Ordered That The said defendant do
apprar al the rules b- held in the Clerks Office ."
said Court, "n the hrst Monday IN November next
and answer t,r bin ii the plaintiff; and that cory al
;his order he fnvth in inserted IN sur newspaper
;,shed in The riy ~ Richmond f,r two months
s,y.ly and oos ~ tho fran. dr Of The Tuurf.hup
of this county. A Copy-Teste,
Sept lwcwaa JOHN CARY, &C,
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T" tn Eiitors Of the Euqaue,

WHEELING, September 81, 1873.
Gentlemen We had another very large anC
cnthus astic Democratic meeting in this CITY or
last Tuesday evening. o. w. Langflt, Esq. o
Brooke, and Dr. 4 Kidwcll of Marion, were
with Us, and as they have both been canyassinc
The district, they came with strong claims upon
u The Doctor the people here had never
heard before. He led of in 4 speech of nearly
two hours, rellete with argument wit and anec
io'e. As a specimen of genuine humor, hi.
trayesty of the prayer Of Cassius NJ Clay in
Mexico, as applied to the position Of the Whis
party on the late war, was absolutely irresist
lble, and was universally accounted one Of the
happiest salles with which we have been favor
ed. On all the topics Of the canvass, the Doc
tor displayed fine intelligence and fine capacity.
He has improved very greatly since had the
pleasure of hearing him in 1914, and is now
among the best popular speakers we have in
this section oil the Stale. In this respect, with
all the acknowledged talents OF The Wing party
here, we have decidedly the advantage The
strong party men-the Clay nen of the last
canyass-those who then operated SO zealously
and so efficiently for their cause, are in this
contest measusably neutral-they arc entirely
90, SO far as any active agency before The people
the campaign has been assGsd mere cTTsVWf
per.snappers, who have Disguised many even Of
their own party. 1t seems, in the cauldron Of
Tayiorism, the scum only rises 10 the top.
But 10 The meeting. Or. Kidwell was followed
By our Eleclor, Nr. Lansftt. who has labored in
this canvass with zeal and earnestne>s; and
has throughout displayed those traits Of charac
Ter without which neither zeal nor earneslness
are worth any thing. Air. L. has not what
may be termed those peculiar, and sometimes
outre qualities, which arc SO effective on the
stump; bur he has abundan; capacity, fine ar.
gImentative powers, and il the close graphing
Of debate is 2 most formidable competitor.
His remarks were well conceived, well cx
pressed, and though short, handsomely receiv
ed by his audience.
DR.. X, Mr.. L., and our old friend, Mr..
Newman, start TO morrow for Democratic
Marshall, the only county in this district, with
tho exception Of Brooke, which has not been
thoroughly canvassed. We shall attend 10
Brooke in few days.
In This part Of the State we rssaId the re-
suit as settled most triumphantly for the De
mocratic cause. am rcjoiced tina, Caske has
placed himself in the position in which be now
stands. Knowing him as ] do, il was but my
own expectation, but il was ndustriously whis
pered here that his voice had been hushcd, and
that he had given in his adhesion 10 Tay lor.-
Permit ne to tender to him, thu, publicly, as
well as to The other champions Of the right in
the late debate, my warmest congratulations.
As long as VIC have such defenders, our noble
banner can never be lraed in the dust.
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z. ROBERTS, Clerk.

l Gnnhf.IiSGisi. AT Rules held in the
the Richmond crcn the Inn a,v =, .,.s ,s.s 'r
William Thalheimer, " Aug1s.' loIs
against ridinlih.
Adam Metzger, and another. n.c,
The defendant above namsd no, hsv,nn .s,
appearance and given security, according 10 lbs NJ. IF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II ,m Nv. y.
oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an iuhant,
ths Commonwealth: II is ordered, that m. aa,d ~ "
,shdan, do appear at the rules be held for Inc sa
C"urt, on the first Monday in November next ana an
Met The bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy of this or.
ger De forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the ei.y Of Richmond for months successfully
ana posted at the font door Of the State
IN. said city. A Copy-Teste, "
Aug ls-ewam P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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For TIE ESQUlRER
FIR TIE ESQClRER.
Tic Opinion Of Henry Clay 81 Elevating Mi!
taru Ch,cjiaim 10 TIE Presi3ency

Tic Opinion 81 Henry Clay 81 Elerating NH
taru ChejiainS n The Presideacy
"RcsaIdlpss ui AL impu;a,lons and proud II
lbc opportunity Of Tree and unresraIned inter-
course with all my fellow ciizeas, if !! were
physically possible, AMI compatible with my Of
fetal duties, | would visit every STATE, g. Ia
every town and hamei, address every nan in
the Unirn, and cn,feal them, by their love o.!
counIfy-by their love Of libsriy--lor The sake ui
themselves and their nuseritY-in the name Of
their ycLrralcd ancssiofs-in The name OF The
human smily, deeply interested in The iulilm mt
ct The ,rus, committed 10 their hands-by all the
past glory We have wnn-by all that awaits us Is
nation, il We are true and iai:..iu in gratitude
10 II i'm who has hitherto 50 sisnaily blessed US,
To pause-solemniy paGse-and contemplate Tie
precipice w.ich yawns before rs IT, inLeed, We
have iu:nrrci III Divine tisplsasure, and il it be
necessary 10 chas!ise This people via rod Of
vengeance | you'd hum5ly PROSTATE myself be
fore Him, and impore Him, in His mercy, 10 vi
sill our IA yorrd land with war, with pcs'irncs,
with famine, with anY scourse, other than mill.
tary rule, o; blind anu needless enthusiasm Tor
melc military fenown"
Such were the sentiments enie.iaiG7d by Mr.
Clav in 1928, during General lacsson's canvass
Tor lhs Presidency. lie prayed 'ha; Hss;;lencc Or
famine should visit our Beloved coaatiy, rather
than subject il 10 military men, who were emf
ncnt only IN military life. OF conr-e il is rot
expected thai The sentiments 81 his ex'iac,
snouId receive any attention, or meet with any
concurrence in the Wing parry. Neither Can
i, be suspected ihat the speaker ever was men,
b.f u: that ,tai;y wh:ic entertaining such wisac. !
Happy, three aarpY v "a" Il b iur III Whig.,
i; this cord b. Il. we have Supposed; must ipttu.
nate would it b., il Nj. CIay had never uttered
these sentiments.
Il is astonishing 10 Sc how much i'll luck be-
falls the Wing par'7. II they elect President,
he suon dies. II their leaders avow a sci OF prin-
cip-s, aud he party aluP;s them, they soon b.
come Obsolete ideas. If their most honofel and
respec;e. s,a;esmsn condemn a course o! con-
duct, as curse 10 The country, ihey, ihfon2n
some waywalduess, are soon found adopting ihis
very course, and hurryinc en- The predicted ha-
l;ona curse. A the same limr, The prophet IS
conrinaa " regarded rs inspired, and his suosc-
ouent speeches AM letters are received WIN as
much reverence as the oracle o. Delphi. The
apparent es7ec, paid 10 him is intended 10 soo'he
his mortified feelings a: seeing his counsel treated
60 coIGly. This is ~ay Of buying of, peculiar
lolhe wings.
Sut tie iil-iorlun- mat bcfalEs Mr.. Clay Is Still
moro ins xpr... slblc Arrived al that extreme Pe
ROD Of lie when his strength and feelings will 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
NOTICE.

AlsISGLE LADY, qualified to teach the usual
branches Of an English Education, the French
!, mxuage, and Music on the Piano Forte, will hear of
s.aailon by addressing VIM Hawkins, al Bacon 3
su,Iy Court House, Virginia
'sp'is-cw4w WIN P UNDERWOOD.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER

Hd0s: attentive consideration is sar,eslg ,co,es,y
Ina' ~ nisccncepIiuD may take place, beg il,
may or distinctly uni r>troc hal l. and lone. am
'h- anhar Of the pamphlet lately issued from ne
press, entitled William and Mary Co!lece"--a
ramph'c'. which It ioicc 10 hear j. obtaining
Incs' extensive circulation. Grd sp-d IT,
). S. GRIFFIN. NJ. u
n Presses friendly 10 William a'd Mary
Gn..,s' WI be pleased I" publish he above
WILLIAMSBURG Sept %, 1915.
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IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
William Gordon, Plaintiff:
against
other ~ " n 1cp' NV
Inc defendants above named havln, entered their
appearance ana gwen security, according the act OF
Assembly and rules OF this Court and II anpearny nv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants ofths
commonwealth: IL j. ordered that The said defendant,
appear at Inc rules to be held for the said Court on
Inc his, Monday In November next and answer The hin
o. h- Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
nssed ~ some newspaper published in the city of
enmond tor two months excessively, and posted al
"nt door OF ne State Court house In the said city,
Cory Teste,
Aug lS-cw2m p popppT, CO.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

IN CHANCERY-VIRoisIA: AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancerv for
'he Richmond Circuit the 10Th day Of August, l84s:
Beverly 4 Hancock and Eliza Ann his wife, Admi-
ed, Plaintiffs:
eIainst
tenry Cborley, Judah Dobson, and Nathaniel d
,noriey, and another, Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
Their appearance and given security according TO the
aet Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL APP
peang by satisfactory evidence that they nha-
oans Of this Common wealth II ia ordered that the
said defendants do appear at the rules be held for
said Court, on the first Monday in November next and
answer The bill OF The PLAINTIFFS and that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted In newspaper publish
cd IN the city Of Richmond for months successive
Wand posted nj the front door of the State Court house
IN the said city. A Copy-Teste
Aug ls-cw2m P. ROBERTS, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

Gso. K. pEAKE Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29

We point 10 the evidence of Mr. Fillmor's firiity 10
he South NTH just PRIDE. We felt convinced, from his
uniform course IN Congress- well rs fran the oppo-
Snn that hr has always nrt with from Abnllrionsm
IN his own state, that he was ri.it. We had n, ut
most tonfd III hm, and that dence IS CONFIRM
sd 20 strongly, that we cannot one ionp la
hang 4 doubt Tu,aiay,s Tfhin
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IL CHANCERY.--viacisr4 AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, the 10th day Of August, lS48
James Bosher and Mary his wife, Thomas Dab
hey and Susan Nelson, Plaintiffs:
against
John Smith, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing
y satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth: Il is ordered, tsat the said de.
ndani do appear al the rules TO be held for the said
Court on the first Monday in November next, and an
wer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order lie forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in the city Of Richmond for two months
vey aud posted at the front door of the State Court
house, in the said City. Copy. Testr.
Aug ls-cwsm r. ROBERTS, Clerk.