Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-16

necessity for united aclioG, Inc iesoiuiouS 'q.s,
have been tempered with more OF the strons suu
irrepressibIe sentiments oil disapprooasion' Wnien
now pervade all classes Of the population 10 re-
GARD 10 the INNOVATIONS of the North upon our
institutions.
The Southern States are expected to resPona
10 our proposition ~ meet hem in convention ~
N shviIIe on he frs, Monday in June nex'.
Of course, The time aud place may be ai'eled
by The res OF our Southern neighbours. Neeah
only say, that we are ready 10 d. our duty al any
time We hope hat The press ia 'oughou' Tue
South will exert their influence in favor oil im-
mediate Stale organizations. There IS row no
time TO be lost.
A letter in The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce,
dated Monterey, (Cal.) Sept ID, supPoses thai
DR. Gwinn will be elected President of the Cal
ifornia Convention, Caleb Lyon (the Rev. poet0
and J. F. Howe, Secretaries, and J. Ross
Browne, author of "E,chings OF Whaling
Cruise" Reporter of the Convention. I Butler
Kiag of Georga, lying dangerously ill Of dys'
EMERY at San Francisco, has been urged for
U. S. Senator; also, Gen. Vallejo. former Mex
lean Governor of California. Governor Boggs,
formerly of Missouri, Gov. Shannon, formerly
of Ohio, and Major snider, grandson of the
yenerated Simon Of Pennsylvania. Tho writer
spesks Of Charles T. Bolts, "a brother OF The
Hon. John Minor Bolts, aud quite OH able
man, who is delegate
APS. states that the delegates present con
yened on the Is! September; on motion of Mr.
Halleck. Judge Dimmck was appointed tenn
porary chairman and Henry A. Teft, Secretary
pro TIM. The Convention then adjourned over
TO Monday, TO await quorum.
Col. Fremont is confidently sp ken Of for
Governor under the new consti,ution-also for
Senator and Representative in Congress
BALTIMORE CATTLE-SHOW.
We are glad TO see that Virginia carried Of
few prizrs, viz For Sheep, long wool, to Col. j..
w. Ware Of Clarke, second bes: pen OF ewes
S.; best imported Cotswold ck, S.. For
working Oxen and Cows, 10 L. Baily of Viz
ginia, pair Of Devon Steers, years old, S.;
working Cows, first premium OF $40, second
premium IS; second best Devon Bull 81.
Tie premiums consisted OF several hundred
beautiful specimens Of gold and silver ware.
gold pens and pencils, gold lhmbes, silver pitch.
ers, goblels, &c. Col. Capron OF The Mount Lau-
rel Factory, appears 10 have had the finest cattle
on the ground. II was afterwards sold.
We regre, TO learn from The New York cores
pendent OF the Pennsylvania, that on Tuesday
night "John F. Mason (John Y. Mason, Jr. y
met with serious accident. Getting out Of The
carriage, oppes size The Carlton House, his
loot slipped, and he fell on the pavement, but got
UP with broken arm, which will prevent him,
probably, IRON sailing on board the Vincennes,
just about 10 sail for the Pacific s!a!ion. Mr..
Mason is purser on this vessel"
An appeal has been published from most
Influential portion OF the people OF Lower Cana,
da. Alter stating their grievances with. fullncss
and moderation OF expression they review The
various remedies which have been proposed, viz:
l. The revival o. protection in he markets OF
The United Kingdom.
3 Protection OF home manufactures.
3. A Federal union Of the B. lish American
Provinces.
4 The independence Of The British Norh
American Colonies, as Federal Republic.
S. Reciprocal Free Trade with III Uaied
States, as respects the products Of the farm, The
forest and The mine.
Each Of these remedies is shown to be partial
and insufficient, or an asgravation of existing
evis-and lhey then come to the concluding
remedy, which h.y esteem The only PRACTICAL
1T Il a 49, fan ,f
The Canadian people-viz: IA friendly and
peaceable separation from British connection,
and union, upon equitable Terms, with The
great North nerican confederation Of sove-
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