Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-06

,boso rema,ks much further than was intended,
,re o,e comnellsd 10 leave the subject VI hnisneu,
mn ;, u;.w a. refer 10 i; again, and examine tHe
comparatiye advantage presented by u lot : h"'
tiunal railway
FOR CALIFORNIA.-T Charleston, D u
Courier notices the departure from mat cry on
the 9th ul, oil IA party Of young gentlemen Vi Gu
trrprise, energy, and character, Tor Cai'iolnl".
Trey proceed from thai city 10 New Otleans y
railroad. from thence 10 Layaca by steamef,'hen
10 san Antonio BIZ stage, al Which pace MY
will purchase mules, &C., whence lheY Popoee -
On "a Chihuahua, thence 10 San Francisco
THESE gentlemen have taken very Iudicious
course and will arrive al FL Dorado WIN more
facility. Than most Of those who have gone ny ON
or routes. The Courier gives The canes Of eight
OF the patv. viz John Grips, F Edsatnn,
John n Moi, Arxaudtr Mott, VIM II Wagner,
Ford Prioleau, VI ID, James n E'monsoh ana
+ Guestorl. Some Others were 10 start IN Cay
or Two. and join Them 10 New Orleans.
Since writing The above, the parry has arrived
here. By steamer Palmetto, and proceeded on ,hef
route They have been joined by Or ticPoetn
and lady, from New York who had started oy me
Chaprcs route, bu, changed their course iof ms
as Inc most convenient, alter learning all me
Lapaea Journal, March2.
l.
discussion between Messr>. Leake and Gossin
a. Charlottesville on Monday, speaks OF MI. LIS
speech as most powerful and effective. MI row
ell diL not arrive until late in he evening. Inc
Democrats in The district ale in high spiris and
will all do their duty Tor the gallant Powell.
Mr.. Watson and Dr.. Carer are The regular
Wing nominees, ard Mr.. Garth an independent
Wing candidate We trust that The Democrats
wi ! rally 10 The support OF Mr.. GarIh, as n i
sound on he Wilmot Prcriso.
Mr.. Glddinss, on his way home from Cor sFess
made speech in Warren, Tfumbull county,
Ohio in The course OF which, in Iemarkips on
the struggle in Cons'ess on The lasl night OF The
session he said:
Gle might as we'll tell The whole Irnh
which was mat TIE Free Soil men had
nledeed themselves 10 each ether I" p:'vent
its (Walke.'s amenimenD passage a all
HAZARDS; that they were prepared 10 max mo-
lions. call ayes and noes, &c, unli ne session
should expire by us o"n limitation; ma lhey
were nr.psred 10 go with Gen. Wscn u New
Hamn> hire. and sc he rAeeis 81 government aop
md stand slN; 10 sc IT, Enpi dl'oire"; "a, 10
see inc UNIVERSE ITSELF DISSOLVED rather Than
see slavery, v fong and irJus,ict, extended over
our territory now iree--lu see freedom abolished
and slavery established III II s'eac.
FIR the Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors: The following is The coneci
vote as given Tor Common Councimen an
: : - MONROE WARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d Denoon, 400 votes;
William - Alien, 400 votes; joseph Mayo.
3i3 votes; Davlt J. Saunders 3OS Votes; Wei
hnston Gottin, 279 votes.
ALpgRMss-Iohn Tae, 40 votes; Joseph
G. Winefield, 4j3 votes; Samuel i PuIlam,
435 votes; Larkin W. Glaz-broos, 1872 vo:es.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Al tie annual meeting OF the Fifemen and
Stockholders oi The Richmond Fire Association,
he'd On MONDAY, 5ih March, l-i9, he following
cGirels and directors were elected Tor Inc cnsu
ing year:
J.Ngs BosHER, President;
JAMES c CRANE Vice Pfesdenl;
R,BERT NJ BuRroa, Principal Engineer
DIRECTORS.
William e TompkIns William BOON
james NJ Sublct John James
Charles L Workman Hugh War
Thomas A Rust ihns hlce
a, ;hc regular meeting OF the Boar! Of Dlfec- |
tors held n Tuesday, 9Th March, 1919 TIE FOL.
loving officers we're elected ior The ensuing year: |
WILLIAM ToMPKlNs Treasurer
JoHs Ii BosHER Secretary;
JAMES G. BusHgR, Assistant Secre ary;
WILLIAM C. T,MFklSs, Isl A>sisiar, Engineer;
LNys G. CRANE. 81 Do d.
Ana Al subsequent meetings OF he Board, The
following nominations Of officers by The different
companies we're approved, VIZ;
raREMEH.
No Titus c Rice No John 4 SIR
No Lewis l. Barnes No John Wilson
No ; Geo ii Tompkns Moo William octh
FIRST ASSISTANT FnREMEN.
No ! John freeman No4 NaIk Downey |
No ? VIM d Toler No II n Ellyson
Nn3John Fry Noe & + Gaaher
sscosp ASSISTANT FoRsMES.
Nn1N Mapyum No 4 RI COchrane
No. VIA Brennan No > K Mundln
No3 John Wnsht, " No6 ] L Rogers
Published by orier oi The Board II Directors
JOHN II BOSHER, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1919.
Incidents Of Trarel Senatorial Emeute-Er
Governor Seuard and Colonel DownS
| understand that, only for The interference OF
some friends, a personal encounter would have
occurred on Friday last. between Ex-Governor
William II. Seward, Of your State, and Colonel
Downs, Of Louisiana, which might have resulted
in something serious. The facts OF the case, a
| have learned them, are these:
In the cars, between Washington and BaIti.
more, those two gentlemen were introduced 10
each other, and Immediately entered into con-
yersation. After being awhile so engaged, Co
lionel Downs remarked that he regretted exceed
- 49, AZ Sauord and MIR Fillmore were