Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-11

Vile Gen. Iajar was al .,.erceT, IA uc-
legation fom Warren, Q was present. Gen.
Taylor mado Snort speech, and The sctne IS
thus described b, The Editor Of the Trumbul
county Wing, WHO was pIc.cnt We ask al
ten,on 10 hi, omiaous anil Significant" words
ia itaiei Thi, sthc first direct revelation wo
have had frcm Old Zack, and it places ''the
Southern President" in q strange bu; unialsa aka
BILE position. WHAT will now be said b3 .hose
windy orators and picsses oi the South, who
pledged themselves, that Gen Taylor, South
eru STAKEHOLDER aud native, would stand by the
Sou!h TO the lss;'
The delegation from this pace "srsd upon
the Pt.s,ieri in form ard wrte received IL Inc
mos; cordial manner. lie hsd great many in
oui.ns te make in regard ~ 'hc Industrial pdfsnis
OF The Reserve, lis dairy farms, lis adapion 70
agriculture generally, lis mineral resources, &c.'
ali OF which showed him Clearly conVersanl WIN
the Inpics introduced.
GThc msucr of Mir. Giddires and his charge
win .c.!ad 10 TIE P!csi.sE's usin. his Ia
lusnce in .svcr,t Walker anendmcn came
Up in The c,u,se Of conversation. The General
said he hal cen entirely misfcprese.ted by MI
Gddinss in mi. rarlicular-tia, The hrst intiina
ton he had q. iahacnclns nenh.is VI I.'H-
grcss va, conveyed 10 him ~ Inc pnpii;hca
charge vi III. Giidlnrs. lie pa h"vcf srh'
f.: >ine.r member Of Congress iol TIE l'nfpos.
Of coavr.sng with lhcm on ;his tops, and oat ri
th. i.;.., n,i.:.er vino cal.e uann han e!Ier his
a.rya! in Washington, ne C9i,i1raii Guss,ivu
vas ued but rarely, and then ony rs III
conversation happened 70 take that !u:n. LIZ
owneI Ia being anxious li;at Caliloin.a shoulG
have some goYcfndleI besides the towi' Kn'!'
All pistol, I'D, said lie had never cXF;cssc:
preferences Tor The Amendment CT mr.. W ahei
owe; hat Of any ohsr. He remarked i'll ifi'
cuanrc.inn, fhat the pfogis Of the .hoita need
h T. ro acpreh .n,ioa u Il: furter eIt:nsfTn y
Slaps,y-ttai he Necessity u tiId parry or
.ac:z2t.oa - his scur, would sana be u'iv!a'eci
with q Ter los lgal;yus too s;s1llcdB! 10 DC aus
uii5crs;7ot."
CO BGNrONS MS lfUCTloN5.-A
an usually large meeias Of the ci's.ns 81
Gin ca Cnun:y Mo. wihou! respect to parry
tac following aa.oIs Other resolutions was pass
ed:
Resolved Tha: 81 unanimous To we believe
oar iriow -c;,z=as, 81 al! parties 10 b. upon Inn
suriecf Tia w in no rrspscl, hesitate 10 Announce
10 Coi. Senion .c op zion q his !net'.ns, ne
mere are no. City men in Ciicicn county VIE
dctm iiai hs las any htno-abe alternative re
naming 10 a,u bli 20 OBEY liz INSTRUCTIONS .. 4:
Legislature or % r:slsH las scat IN ii: Sc tl!c p
he Ca.tet Sta'es
Hon. Henry Clay, on his ar:i:a a; New Ycil
on Tuesday, pun up al some private house. TIKI
Journal OF Commerce says that he soon ate
lci III The Isaac Newton, tor Albany. He toll
a gentleman hat he desieu,d visiting MIR. Var
Suicn adding ha, lie la;:sf vas most seTeca
ale and Interesting companion. II seems thai h'
has had trouble with sarvan; VINO sci out from
hon. with him. The Ncyp.r, Il. News, o
Monday. says:
three or four coiored persons, probably IT.
s:;aa!ed BY lie aboi;iouis;s, indeed Mr.. Clays
b Iy servant, Levi 10 run away from him, or
Saurda.; !. is supposed thar he has me 10 BIS
ton. We saa.! sprsa Geie particularly OF HI:
mater 10 morrow
The y. Y. CooIicr. h w-7e5 says TIA. the
.c.yan: return, d 10 sqoti, a!-c recoTe!as
from in,oxiea,ion, into which h, had been led
ari ing as far rs B 1son. where being rquir'
I'd 10 shin as a sailor, n 40 month, aad re-
fu-d ont u his wages ) :0O which had been ad-
Vtncei 10 han, ne G5Au'ieu aIu at olee raa
back he mo.ey.
A RICH SCENE.--The Waynesbarg, Pa :,
Messenger gives The following accoun, Of the
srcech o! Hon. Ardrcw Stesar,,7: 4 late Wing
meeting ia Gee;c county:
The honorable gentleman ESQ to his feet.
and after much hemmng and having, declared
that he did LOT know what to saY-he did not
know where to begin. After confusion and
Hound. ring that seemed perfectly agonzing TO
himself and hearers, the speaker mzds out to
declare tina, he was a 'an party man, and that
he was n favcr Of soue of the great measures
of both rar:ies. Blu, he took his Wing friends
all aback b; declaring tina. he was in favor of
the independent Tfeasury,--onc of tho fayorits
measure. of the Democratic par,y-tha. il was