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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

LETTER FROM RUsE BAGATELlE,

(FRSHCR CONSUL At New IoRK,)
TO P t. f. K SIX Z N b O / rs.
Monsieur Bo is:-it is wild proioun sensibilite
dat me acknowledge de receipt OF de lot oil poi'i.
cate princ'p pie which you have please 10 send me
ior lie grand RepublGue Of France; dat il say,
| raccoon, cidar barred, log cabeen, (pei,)
yellore kivair, stran oil red peppair. wid it-
Teen pod upon him. and one ode rationale, By
Monsieur D. Tucsair Me shall take great plea
sair 10 forward dc principle 10 de Naionae As.
sembl.e by de hrse opporluniie, ii you shall tx
plain TO my satisfaction someliog speak below.
II vii rejoice de heart OF de Assemble to ceive
| desc token Of regard from De Wing Of America,
tur whom dc Assemble have entertain some sr,.
| pcoa dat he was not favorable 10 de lbefIe Of
France. Desc principle have prove dat lie Wing
and &c D. nucrat tan our, and quarrel for lee!il
! -,laxacion rom lie monotone Of happiness which
| dey enjoy; alc dat dey have de same opiaion as
suon as dry make Won President.
Ne have In some respects very great sa.is'ac-
lion Of &c h!>e principle which you send. He
have de crntenance very much ni sasace and
Independence. But, Monsieur Bots, me have
some apprehension abou, dis princip for fear
/ be create great indignation in France. Me sse
one paper one time wild dis principle gci one
| chicken cock down on ne back, ard look al hun
very angry. De cock is dc ole ensign Of France
t1tiEs! WHat udt iucdu, mubStui D''''' -
mean dat de Wing can cnnque: de French Ma
| con2 Vii you be so oblige as 10 exp'ain "hSt
tsi mean, or NE will stamp De gHscnI OF dis pFin'
crle.
Derc is nothing 10 object of de second princi'
pie. Bur for what you did nc! send some cldalr
| in de baneel1 How does Won empty barreel,
wild sAa,d CIDER mark OF him, represent "eqnali.
typ What he is sq4at to, Monsieur Bous7
De mex principle is very foe. Me admire him
very much. Me see de 'fraternity" in him very
significant. Me put de hrss principle in dis Prin
cple, and he look very happy.
! De fourth principle delight me, my eye and my
heart. He shall covair up all animosti, and
make al France one broder.
But de fifth principle me canno. understan.-
He seem 10 me 10 bring discord wild de oder prin-
ciple. He make fire on de tongue and tear in de
eye, and be look like blood. France have mel
; col something like America Tor de tirteen pod i
signify. What must me say 10 de Assemble
OF 10 explain di, principles
De Ole Rationale 6ll my soul wid very much
subiiniie All, Monsieur Bolts, dali is Won granc
name in Virginia, da, Tucker Me hear OF him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
IL iie N.,u n.lsnn. Dim.

Having Iaken conspicuous part in The meet.
ing Of the independent Taylor men IN the Com.
mercial Exchange, on The 24rh ultimo, and un-
dersl auding that Mr. Barker, With others o! tina,
party, are about TO publish their creed 10 The world
ina, | may not be understood as any longer par
taking with them in political sentiment, | ask
that tle following be puhli>he'
CARD.
Believing the statement of Messrs. Peyton
Hunton, and BuIii;i, read al The Wing ra,ifca ion
meeting held IN this CT y on the 24'h uiImu, 10 be
true, consider Gen Taylor the candidate Of The
Wing parry, and, II elected, morally bound TO
atm mister The government according TO their pc.
litical views.
have such confidence in The good sense, 10.
teeri,y aud patriotism OF General Taylor, that
believe, il unlrammelhd, and le. to his own
sound judgment he would net disturb the policy
OF The Democratic party, but recommend 10 Con-
sress continuance OF their measures. Being q
this opinion declared ,nyselt il favor OF him al
the meeting Of his friends in this city, conven d
Tor the purpose OF choosing delegates 10 Inc stare
Convention 10 appoint Tai lor electors 70. Loui.
sana. At The meeting OF The independent Tay-
lor parry, held in The Commercial Exchange on
The 2iih ulr.. was one OF those who proiessed
considerations. then believed General Taylor
did not approve The course Of Mr.. Saunders IN
The Philadelphia Convention Next morning,
however, the card OF Colonel Peyton and others
Informed me lhatI was in error.
Gen. Taylor having abandoned hi. indepeoc-
enl position, and suffered himself 10 be tne cno-
sen leader OF the Whis party, cannot but view
him as the exponent OF their political faith. 10
1910 voied for General Harrison, and in ls44
for Mr.. Clay. Upon mature reflection, believe
the United States Bank, or any other fiscal agent
The Sub-Treasury, 10 be unconstitutional,
aud no tariff, bur one tor revenue only, to be poll
tic or constitutional lvoIed in the legislature OF
Alabama 10 instruct her senators and request her
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V.,nInoroY. july -. SIP i

V.snIsnroN, July II, z VI
MAJOR Toohman on Iris il lhr Circui' A.,
Tor sending challenge, has us beer a,qI.',G
b. lhe Jury. The hon. r. Johnson niadr on.
eriul appeal 10 his favor. the Dislric. Aipf1..
cases
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Alexander Rives, Esq, OF Albemare, a.,
Ihe Repubiican,l has been appel ri Erc,or i
the 6,h district, IN place Of 3. Johnson BlrJ.Gs.
c. Orargs, who resigned the post Ga &C a. j,
III hnalih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

The statement circulating through rhe p9
tia! The nomination Of Gen. kearEey has ban
rejected b. he Senate. is pronounce in ee?e
anaI.rlS 10 be mWhollY nnTurn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Died, on the 2st June, at this residence ~ ~ arui
(nrs. Mary Goodwin IN the county 81 Lori-a u =
Their he had gone 4 visit, Ur. q AuLAHD 4 III
snN WHITE, of ihe cOurty Ut Amelia, VI 90 b
year of his age This lovely young man had - gtl-
diated III the Jefferson Medical College Phhnirith ~
uHd returned To the husOm ofadm'rng TRENDS am Coz
ng relatives with the Or eht prospect uf tong II y
usefulness and happiness. But that prospect j. diei-
~ blasted ny Him whose Judgments ar. rn-'aicb'h'
aud his ways past finding out Few young rcn p"s.
sessed oye.r traits oil character ~ more .Ainins ~
tues than the deceased. Though naturally oi 'ert
ful deposition, and afahle IN his manners he va Nrt
manly In his bearing and respecfu 10 ALL epcCi. .
the aged. His regard for truth was remarkably Sung
was he suspected, even In boybood, oi -
sllghtcst prcvaricaton. He lent not iisrn.ne. q
the tale OF calumny and ieusciion Eafy thr sulr |;
Of religious Impressions, at thirteen years q 8 y
his custom Sabbath ings 10 write out les
the sermons he had heard during tao tsy II .te
Fall Of le45 he connects himself with the r. y, ~
an Church OF >meia, then under he pastoral care a
Rev B. NJ. Hobson, and shortly afrer :r3nSie'ftc rs
connection 10 tho Frst Presbyterian Church, 'itt-
mond, within wnoso pale he lived an exemplary ~ ~.
Der TIL the time of his death. The only chid 81 HI ~
dow, mother on her this stroke falls most hosis =
But she IL not left without hope IN his deaths -:or -
he approached tho dtrk valley, he vas enabled . &c.
clare chat be feared evil, and reoced IN tbe rofo
Of a bles ed immortality beyond the grave.
Lifes duty done, as SINKS The ely,
Light from It's load the spirit nie';
While Heaven and Earth combine % siy',,
SHOW blest the righteopj when nc G ~ = ~
Died, near Richmond city, on tneiIb1n instant w.
LINE GRAVES daughter Of George IL anu -! =
G,ay ID & "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
e7s1r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Ohio have been abusing President Polk pretty
roundly OF late. You know, Messrs. Editors,
hat these Two buds are Whigs-lhe first oil the
Brrrien stamp, the latter of The Corwin BROOD
They 'gabbie like goose, like quire"
Yours, NED EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

srHANovER COuNTY.-l, i, rfo? I'd
that he Democra OF The upper end oi tiaa.''f
shall meet al Waidop's Tagern. 'aIe Lrsio..'
ier's on The Isl Saturday 10 August, ior 'he po''
n. g. Of constituting Democratic AssJc'ail'c.
Hanover 18Th July, 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Rob-. G Scot. Esq, will address the pccplc of
Powba,an Oh Monday, tie 7h August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

WONDERFUL WHIGGERY-Rou end
Ready.
5h Article Of the Constitution (where is the
Consultation! " here shall goD
Attention, Isl Committee Raise he funds -
Without the funds We canno. get along!
Attention, Dad Commilree! Prepare business
We must be busy even If we hips TO succe.dl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
RICH NJ OND, VA.
tuesday Morning. July Is. ls4s.
GEN. TAYLoR's POSITION.


Every day developes some new proof, 'na' oe
neral Taylor, whose Stubborn. independence 49,
advocates have presented as The orisn'e'' 60
in his cap, has in the intoxicaiion Oh auo's
and under The influence of The selfish ana oes'sn'
ing telegraph politicians" veeFed win INT WIZ
so as 10 catch votes from any and every qua''''
We regret TO express This sentimen'-'or we na'e
ever been willing TO do justice TO The bravery aIo
services of the soldisr-but as p0llt~ae"i % '''e
candidate for The peoples suftrases, II Is cur u"y
~ sneak OF Gen. Taylor, upon the facts presented
IONS. II will be remarked that General lay
lor,s early letters hold him forth upon ''e
"immu,able" condition that he viii mol DC
The candidate of any parry, and will not yieio
10 party schemes. So decided was MS ian
guaee, that his "independeni" "fflends" laha
none more eagerly than our neiSbooIs Of me 1e
publicap) announced most positively mai "sr'
Taylor was "lhe peoples candidate" would n''
be a pa,iy candidate, and would remain oeio'e
the people as their candidate, whoever should pe
nominated at Philadelphia. few weeks pass
on, and the scene changes. The Ph'ladeifh'a
Uaig Convention assemblies, and Gen. Tayiors
friends come forward with written peose, on
the authority Of Gen Taylor, that he had ea'eh
up his words, Surrendered" his high post'oG, or
been Captured" by the Wings, and would SUD-
NIT 10 the decision Of the Convention, and with
draw in favor of its nominee. Again, an extract
of private letter from Gen. Taylor TO Abbott
Lawrence is published, in which Gen. T. says
that, if elected President, he would "select his
Cabinet from the purest and ablest Ways in The
Union" We ask boldly, if these TWO acts OF
Gen. Taylor do mol make him Wing party can
didats in the fullest sense. Here, then, is sell
contradiction Number one. Anon the scene chan
ges once more, and we have the following ia!e
letter from Gen. Taylor, in answer 10 the resolu-
lions of the Young Mems Independent no .par'y
Taylor Convention, held in Philadelphia, on the
2Oth May, 1913:
BATON ROUGE, La June %, lS4S.
Sir: have The honor 10 acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your polite communication OF The 22t ul'
enclosing copy OF the proceedings Of The Young
Mems Taylor Convention, held IN Philadelphia,
on the ooh ul'imo.
For the distinguished mark OF confidence re-
posed 10 me by lhus nominating me for the Pre-
sidency, be pleased TO offer them my profound &C
acknowledgement, and 10 inform them, that their no.
minalion is gratefully accepted.
With great respect, am, sir,
Your obedent servant,
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

"Such is the Wing prospect, Will, Ne .re ~.
sured tha, the nomination ~ TIE Dem9cfss
bern received with unusual colGnes.s AM
rance which is confirmed bv re re.a. n.r.
cratic paper National Ia,Hisetcr.
When dieEiied journals, like he Va j, II II.
tfllisencer, stoopio such disefaceu! hlhas I
this single paragraph contains. there IS IL . ~
encouragement lo7 tie smaller .iiy o,,tsa.> +,
tell The truth. So l.r trom havn. = .cf sal
Inc nomination .: The Democrats las
ceived :ih unusual col ness, - aayr :ep, +.
~ stated the nomi.a;on hal kned he ea-..c..
enthusiasm in his cry and 5 ate.-I.N. .. ls.,4
2SM tit
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EXTRACT of A letter, dated

BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
81 feel every confidence that the Democracy
of Bath vii. adhere to their prime Piles. Il
fixed determination to do their duty is evinced
BY all, aud in November you shall have good
account of Us Anon st the Wings there i
some dissatisfaction; several have ayowed their
detrrminstio, not 10 support the ticket
EYfrac. OF ieus- dated
"NoRPoLK, July llh, iSi5
Il was al Hampton yesterday, ard listened
10 che Of The n ~ clog zen! addresses in vindica
nor OF the administration Of MIR. Polk and the
policy ot In: Democratic party, from tie Hon.
a. A. Wise. HAT il was ever my fortune to listen
10 Mr. WISE pledged all his energies 10 The
Cass and B1!lcr ticket. After speaking about
tour hours il namp IN, he leh for SoffcIk, ana
addressed h'people OF this ci J from 9 un;i hall
pas! - p'co:k at night, The Court House was
c-owdef wiii,mcn III both parties; and Mr.. Wise
vas periecrlya, homs His eulosy upon Wash
inetnn and Jackson and his vindic4rion OF the
conduc, OF President Polk upon the Mexican war
and is eloricns result, caused The very building
/, shake, iron the rap'uious applause that il eli.
ri'ed. MIR. Wise leaves iur Ohio in lew days,
N priyae business, bu; sill return in dhoat six
weeks, aud h. will en- or the Canvass, and wil be
ready Tor The enemy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
awhile PRINCIPLES"

The following lauehrer.s hiring cpisllc will
show ha, there is in existence Al least sell OF
"Whig principles" which have been rescued
from the general destruction OF Spontaneous
combustion" They will be rich curiosity in
the National French Museum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
TUESDAY July 18th.

TUESDAY, July 18th. ,,,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PslILADELpdIa,
= q The POCAHONTAS, cap'a'n
GMH. Parrish, will receive freight 'of Ins
above places ill 2, P NJ, Today, and she WI
leave the wharf al 4, P. NJ. Her accomhl ID
tons for passengers are comoraee ana coma vi.
dions. Passage and fare 10 Baltimore o.iy , cor
lars. HENRY LUCLAM q u.
N. B. A sufficient number OF hG5s, az co o.
gagged for the "Trip. h. L. :" ~
July ~
NOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY, So
&c,-Holdens' Dysentery Coftiai lof "e
cure OF all summer complaints. Tor sale ey
sN's - 80 r. R. DUVAl,
TIL, "a Bank Sqnafe.
cALT.-40 400 sacks Sal, a fresh impo'Ial'oo' y
y store and Tor sale by ,,.usco
july IS HENRY LUDLAM @eo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Do net fret yourself, Mr.. News. NJ only 4
the nentrals Of lhe land come oui Tor Cas-, ].
thousands and tens Of thousands of III s. Uao
have been open Wings. You can. tiaye ir a.,
direction 10 The West Without meeing vi i i ii
continually. You will have "mauly oppcnei, =
enough 10 oppose your "snea1ing platform tna.
never showed single resslrs Of prlGcip.e .cf ne
"public sye!"- Ohio Salesman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

Died. near Richmond city, on lheii6sh instant, hph.
LINE GRAVES, daughter Of George IL anu -! y
G,,,.. ,,.d syrars and months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

GONE OVER TO THE ENEMY We
hear hath reading Gaz:ilc, a-pro;eSsea!r-nes.
fai paper hitherto, has come bu. o?eFy All
above board Tor Cass. We wish all ihn guefl,ta
concerns in The country wouIt follow ,h,s exam.
pc. These neurals are SO many enemies in cis.
suise, and the sooner the Whiss g.. rid q. i! EN-
the better. We resrect many oprorcnt. .a:a
sneakiDg hypocrile We despise mos hearty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

representatives to vote for The annexation of Te,
as. | was in favor of The war wiki Mexico. and Il
obtaining territory from her by way OF indcm1.
~. Believing that General Cass vii not disturb
the Sub. Treasury nor recommend a change al
The principles upon which the present Tart !,
based, and fearing thai the Wings, II General
Taylor be elected, will repeal hi former. and
pass Protective Tariff in place Of The later.
shall support Genera Cass fOr tho mex P,esi.
dency w. b ii HOWARD.
New ORLEANS July l. 1878
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VIRGIN A H OTEL.
~ ST LOTIS MO

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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or the ~ Louis UMiUeYtSfH

M l.. LINTON, NJ. d. P,oir>s r of The
ANA' Principles and Practice Of Medicine;
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w. ID. STtEtMAN, NJ. p. Prosec,or.
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tfnary. The City Hospital Is under the su
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Fees torsihe whole course sos. Bard
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No, II. Iowa Avenue; where he shall be
glad 10 see his OLD. and pleased 10 make
new friends. His stock consists of Dry
Goods. Hardware, Queensware &c which
will be sold on reasonable lerms Tor cash OF
approved produce.
He has also purchased the notes and book
accounts OF The late house, and hopes tina,
all who know themselves indebted to Mr.,
Murray. either on note or book account,
will come forward and settle wi,hou, delay
and thus save themselve trouble and costs,
s. ..s.ss,-s.,.1... c. c. CATLETT.
Iowa City, Ger 27, ls47 -3t.