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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

- TO ItT--A stamford. Conn. - miles by New
e Isv-n Railroad t,ouinulson eS per snDum hoas-
- Ard Minor place. suitable foo Dry soods, r-n'
SIS; and store MinoTplsc.. rem srA Asc oas hsf
modern villsg-hoose comprising rsrlo'. Ave room.
','ios1 1er, $40 iSeuirs =, IS Bond :, OF Of
ma rurhNSisd Gro. @ WAXING stamford
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
Terms of the Enquirer.

~ The enquirer is published DAILY flor the city,
and SEMl-W EEkLY (for the country.) For the Daily
PapeI dollars per annum and al the rate oil eSh'
dollars taken for shorter period than one year. or
ne Semi-Weekiy, Ave dollars per annum, and Iniee
dollars for SIX onths, payable advanceito :"
"a. ONCE or emitted by mail post paid; or 1 Doas
psr annum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For ono square =,
s.te.n ines or less first insertion, hfty cents ana
cry succeeding insertion twenty-five cenIs-n ln-
serted once a week, twice week, or three umes
week ta,fty. seven and halt cents.
IN THS SEMI-WEEKLf-one square o. si!een
Iln.s or first insertion, 70 cents; LOT each
ance, so cents. sc,,,at,h,
Annual advertisers are harsed hity .ni
~ lines. and in that proportion iof ADVERTISEMENTS
n sr.a,sr length-e1cept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
tioneers who charged one hundreo aoiafs lpaper
Included ,, 10,
orders from distance must be accompanied with
the advance nay, or sat- acory reterences,to insure
e1ecuti II.
az All dues TO this office may be remitted per mall,
IA good and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
postage Of oil letters beng PAID by tho pr
rs-Jhe postage of single letter is scarcely OF any
account 20 he is the accumulation OF post
age in an extensive business, which operates us
serious tax unnni lie Editors.l
y All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
the party's handwriiingis unknown al this
oce must BIZ authenticated by the ndorsation OF the
Postmaster the neishborhood or they will In no case
~ published. Every measure, that has been taken 70
impostions and quzzes has proved heretofore
uaavaiing. We must therefore insist il such case,
a,on the certified by the name OF
he Postmaster .pritten on the back OF theteusr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
A NOBLE EXAMPLE.

We commend the following article of The Fre-
dericksburg Recorde. 10 the Democrats OF every
county of The Stale, especially in APpoma'tox
and Braxun, Lewis and Glmer, where we re.
eret to hear OF multiplicity of candidates and
fatal discussions. Ii is important, not only 10
Democratic ascendancy in those Counties but 10
the success Of our candidates for Congress, that
harmony and union be infused into their coun-
sells. We again appeal TO them to concentrate
upon their strongest men, and save their princi-
Piles and their party:
"The Democrats of Stafford met in Conven'
ton on Monday last al The Courthouse OF the
county, and, in a spirit worthy OF tiue-hearled
patriots and honest Democrats, offered up as
sacrifice upon the altar Of their country, all their
dissensons, and are now united as brethren and
as soldiers in a common cause should be. Let
every county in Virginia, where dissensions eI-
ist, initiate The noble example Of old Stafford
Her Democrats are Of The right sort. James
Morton, Esq, than whom more worthy man
cannot be found in Stafford or elsewhere, is lhei
| nominee for The Legislature. Farewell! lone
farewell 20 sll the hopes OF Stafford WhiggeIy
Our noblS old county, Distinguished for years fol
her true Re7ublicanism, is 10 be saved from The
Gohs and Vandas OF modern Whigsery who
threatened 10 lake possession OF her"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
DODGING RESPONSIBILITY.

Charles E. Penrose, OF Pennsylvania, la
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF the Trea
sury. He ia quite a notorious politician-bu
we prefer 10 lei one Ct his own party give hin
OF his character and Of The excuse Tor his ap
pointmenl. The Washington correspondent, O
the Baltimore Patriot writes:
Mr.. Penros, is an able man, and will make
an efficient public oiilcer. But the locoiocos will
strive 10 make capital on account OF his appoint.
menI, BY declaring ihal ne was the Presder,
OF The Pennsylvania Senate al The time Of The
6neksh0t par and was one Of those who Jumped
oul OF window when it should have been deem.
ed glory enough 10 have persisted in the service
Of the State; aud by assegeralGg that he was
Iyls'ite during lie whole Tyler administration,
and serves II cut as SOlioiio. OF the Treasury
But The iocc!ocos must remember that this is
not an appointment IF The administration, but one
madc By Mr.. Nered,h out ot the kindness and
goodness OF his heart.
The appointment, il is suggested, will interfere
with The contemplated appoinlmen, Il General
Brady, of Pennsylvania, 10 an Authorship; for
il is urged that il will mol do to give loo many
important Offices 10 The old Keystone State, great
as she is.
Here is one OF the effects OF The Presidents
rule q. sinking responsibility. W. have here
the solemn assertion that this is not an "appoin.-
men. II lie A ADMINISTRATION, bu, one made by
Mr. Meredith" the Secretary OF he Treasury
Ia all bad appointments hereafter, mol The Presi-
dent but his Secretaries are 10 be held respon.
sible! This is a practical application Of the old
European maxim, "Ihe King can 10 no wIons;'
his Ministers are responsible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
INTERESTING PUBLICATION.

We are indebted 10 J. W. Randolph & Co. for
the first volume OF E II. Butler & Co.'S (Phla-
Gciphia) remarkably cheap republication of Ma
cauays History OF England, containing ak the
matter verbatim and lileralim of The London edi-
ton. lis printed with good type on fair paper
and is sold al only 25 cents volume. This
cheap edition, which will allow "lhe million" 10
enjoy The masterpiece Of great mind, follows
Macauays edition in every respect, The Spelling
and ALL Complaint has been made, and not
without cause that The Harpers, in their splendid
edition, took an unwarranlable liberty with the
author and made Macaulay adopt the spelling Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
BALTIMORE MARKET.

The -four market IS inactive o-tay, and We
have sales Of only 800 barrels Howard Street al
"a rs. Sale, If Guy Mills on 'e'ms no, ma e
public. Nothing doing IN heat. sales oOo
bushels prime Rye al 6s TO IS cents. OATS du'l
al 26 10 d cts. Sales 10 some e1len, OF yellow
Corn al 49 a so cents and moderate sales ..
white al As 46 cents. Whiskey is without
change, al 22a cents 10 hogsheads, aud 23A ceCts
in barrels, with moderate sales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVEN
riOS

A, the Senatorial Convention held a, Berkeley
Sorines on The 20 h Of February, Tor me purpose
~ nominating a candidate 10 represent the DIS
lricl imposed OF Hampshire, Morgan and berse'
isy in me next General Assembly OIL virginia.
The Convention being called TO order, on me- Dc,
ton of Capt. E. g. Albnil.s, ". 1o1spn W
brown, was appointed President, and Iho'. a.
Delegates from the several counties being
n,esen, on motion, The lwo.thitd rule was ador-
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot and
On he third ballet Moses S. Granlham, Esq., o.
Berkeley, received 200 votes, s46 being neces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

Good Judges speak most favoranly OF The adj
dress Of DR.. Paul Darlington, before The Gaen
Sociey OF The Richmond Medical College on
Saturday last which We regret We could not
hear It is represented as OF superior chaTac-
ter, in matter and style, eIoquently and graceful
" delivered. DR.. G. goes al oncc 10 Alabama,
to practice his profession, for which he is well
qualified. We wish him abundant success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
Par he Er1uircr

The inclsmcpcy oi tie weather having pre-
ventst . iull mreung III The Dcm"c ats al las
H,novrr Couri, the nomination ui Democraic
candidate 10 represent The count IN h. nrxt L.
sisiatnre was pos poned I'LL nex Couf, Hdrch. ]
a. which lime saId nomination VIII DC maze
Allow one who knuws,Mr. Edward Morris vel,
{, bring hiu.to The notice oil The mretin9, As emu
peny qualified in every respect 10 make US
good representative Mr. Morris is young
man oi excellent mini, extensive Information.
nodes and re idng, and il me people 81 Hanover
see fit 10 cleo; him (as think they are inclined "
dol he would not only It1 Ct credit on The ma
countv and hose who send him, but be an orna'
ment 10 TIE Legislature. lie can command The
entire Democra &c, and from his persona 20 u
ariy, particularly in The upper end o. me COMFY
large Wing vyie; md with him as our "standa' e
bearer" old Hanover would be ''lsenlh' aicd ah'
reteemeu." Mr.. Is nomination would o. p.'
culiarly acceptable 10 the Drm"cra,s 10 ne neish
| bourhoods OF Benonsville and NesroiOoi-'h'
| s;fpnsholds OF Democracy in the county Ini'
is written without consulting MIR. W., bu ne VII
no doubt. if nominated, and requested 10 d. 81 ~
his 3af.y. lay aside his private interest ioT IN
presen, al least and consent 10 serve me" ap'
/, eli he ran for hi. cause and his country.
~ UPPER HANOVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE STILL ERECT,

In "a towns Dinsmorr Democrat, mas Demo
cratic ne, gain OF G4I for Governor, and his ma
jori;y is estimated AT from six 10 eight thousand
In 36 towns, choosing So representatives., The
Democrats make net gain Of i,osnty.sir.
For Congress Peasee and Harry Hbbard,
Democrats, are elecled-and probably Wilson
cratic gain in their districts i. large. Tt, mem
uers Of Congress would thus Stand as a! last ses.
sion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
Telegrache,: ior ,Gr Baltimore Pa'rioi.

NEW YORK, March II, P. M.
Our S,ocd ira set 10 day mas been hfm"r, with
a decided ;entercy advance. U. ). Treasury
IS are quoted a, lG9f, and he New Loan ll2t.
rouf is unchanged. $500 Tor Genessee, and
1881 to S so Tor Western.
Genes,e Whoa, is selling freely al 1850 per
per bushei; rel Ill 10 lie.
Yellow Corn S.anis Soc, with moderate sales
mixed So:
Cotton is steady, with sales ri 700 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

Noah Webster: such as heatcr aeptcr. &C.
This cheap edition is no. liable 10 any such OF.
lection.
We have also To thank Harold G. Murray
for volume 2nd Of Harpers beautiful edition Of
Macaulay's History. It's execution docs credit
to their press. Though faulty in its Webs,erian
spelling, and necessarily expensive, this edition
must find its way into The Libraries OF the cvun-
try as a standard work. OF the book itself
we deem il unnecessary TO add 10 what we
said on the apprarar e Of The first volume,
from which we published copious extracts. The
work increases in interest, as il progresses. Il
has been recei-ed with enthusiasm in the Iitera.
ny circles OF England. The February number ot
The North British Review, in an admirable ana
lyss OF Macaulay's History, says:
"We have never perused work of literature
or science, or even one OF fiction, with such an
intense interest as that with which we have de-
voured the two volumes now bel re u.s. We
have cheated our mind OF iis usual food, and our
body OF its usual resi-, in order 10 grasp by one
mental effort the great truths which they teach,
and imbibe the noble lessons which they con.
vey."
We observe that the Harpers have also pub.
lished, lately, cheap edition, in exact coniormi-
~ with the London Edition, 25 cents volume
From Harold & Murray, and our other friends,
We have received many attractive works, which
we shall notice when We have more leisure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
IN cnANcERY-v,ao,s,.: "A, Conr, of Monthly

IN CHANCERY-VIRoIsiA AT a Court Of Monthly
1 Sessio. held tor Louisa county, al the Court house
thereof, on Monday, the 18th day of February, lo49
John Wash, Edmund Wash, Atwood Wash, VINO
sues IN his own rcht, aud as Executor OF Susanna ;
Wash, who IN her life time was the Administratrix oil
Thomas Wash, deceased. Nathaniel H Wash, Josephus
Wash; also susan Walton and William N Walton,
infant. under the age of twenty years, who sue by
William Walton, their next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Grace Wash, Lucius Wash, and Hampden Q Wal
Ton, Defendants
The said defendants, Lucius Wash and lamden 0
Walton having entered their appearance and gwen
securiv according law and the rules Of this Court;
and appe airing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
the sand defendants are not inhabitants Of this Stale,
motion &c the plaintiffs by their attorney, it IS
Ordered. that the said defendants, Lucns Wash and
Hamdrn Walton do appear before the Justices OF our
sad Court the Court house, on the second MONDAY
In May next and the bill OF the laintins ana
tha copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, Tor TWO
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of this county on some Court day.
Feb g7-cw9m JOHN HUNTER, C L c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
fCores podtercr iae Ba more sun
WtsuI.Gr, March l6, 1919.
O9e. n Id :, ard O6ee Sexes, Sc

OHc< III Id rs al" LIWtt o.ehe'3i HE
No Changes III Inc ffi:r- OF any p"te yet, nor
viii be, | ,hns, teiote the adjournment Of me
Senate. Meme Il the herds f Bufeaux have
been luruet gu, yet, tN: W. Brown, he As
s,,lan, Postmaster General. res;snec;) and 10
heir honor be II said, but single one oil them
has been seen going round with subscription
lis, OF cal.ns in ,ne AID cf he aides 10 iuiu'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
r., he Editors ri the EHqItrtr.
- bsS :. -, NJ n.-.L 4.

Maps n, c. Il, w.. March i3h 1879.
Nessr.. E.diors-Beow send you m mo-
randum OF the weight o! eight hcgs. taiciT Killed
~ our county, having roliced in sonr paper the
weight OF some hogs killed in otter portions u
the : ait.
sEish, hogs killed b. Aaron Cl,te, sterling
Democrat, in Madison conniy, Va February
Isl. IS49 weighed net 3l0l ponds, . VII
457, 4U3, 38S, 3ss, 500 80, 355 and $40. It'
average weigh, was 357 hs, ADD ;!.y ,ufni.h-
Ell CIT gallons Of lard, or 8 gallons and - prs
Of lard piece They were atou.iT years oH
and not highly fed until tar,enias in.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
SATURDAY, MARCH II, lS49.

SENA Il.
An act entitled an act to amend an act incor-
pora,ing the Blue Ridge Turnpike Company,
was advocated by Mr.. DENEALE and Mr..
SHACKLEFORD, and passed.
This road is 10 run from New Market, IN
Shenandoah by Madison Court House, 10
Orange Court House, or Gordonsville, as the
Company shall direct.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Geo. Woodbridge Of the
Episcopal Church.
A communication was received from the Sc.
nate stating that they had passed sundfy bills,
some with amendments, which were concsrred
in by the House.
Mr.. STILLMAN from the Committee on en-
rolled bills, reported that they had examined sun
dry other bills and found them correctly enroll
ed.
Mr. LAYNE from a special committee ap'
poined Yesterday, presented bill TO incorporate
The While Sulphur Stage Company The bill
alter an unsuccessful motion TO lay il on The ia
ble was rejected.
MIR. PITTS from the committee on Swords
asked ,ha, the said committee be discharged
from the further consideration oil The SUBJECT
which was agreed 10.
A bill concerning set offs, afer being amend
ed, vas, on motion OF MIR. THOMAS, referred
10 the commitlee on Revision.
On motion of Mr.. SHEFFEY-Resolved, By
the General Assembly, That the Public PIlnie
be required TO print and cause to be oouno aho
delivered, within the time now prescribed oy
law, the acts ofihe General Assembly during IN
presen, session, prior TO lis Adjournment on ~ !
OF March, and also 10 print and deliver The 40
stracls of those acis
Resolved further, by the General Assembly
That so much of The resolutions "reative Il
the priptug and distribution Of the public do
cuments and the journal Of the House Of Dele
gates passed December 7th, l64S, as require
six printed bills to be delivered to the Clerk Q
the House of Delegates to be preserved in hl
office for future reference be, and the same
! hereby, rescinded.
The resolutions having been agreed to, MI
! sHEFFEY was directed to communicate IN
same TO the Senate.
A motion was made by MIR. LACY, that To
Clerk of the House prepare statement OF a
Internal Improvement bills which have passe
at this session, showing the amount approprla
| ted in each aud that the same be printed alon
with the acts.
Mr.. LACY subsequently withdrew the me
ton, SO as 10 allow the Chairman OF the Con
mittee on Finance 10 correct his report made
few DAYS since on the same subject.
The SPEAKER was engaged the greater pal
Of the day 10 signing enrolled bills.
All the bills were disposed OF, and the Hou'
adjourned over to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
1Tp'seranhed Tor N, Biilimore Parrot
LII aDEI pIia March l1-6, K. NJ.


a here, t.el,n, ) man,ics ri in StucEs, ! rea-
.ury g. bling IN demand a. 1924, Prnnsylvan'a
s., 50. Flcu, Penn,siyania brands ranges
nom ace Ia "A IS Red Whes, IS offered al
100 c.s. Ye!lo.y Corn 81 els. The CoI,on mar
Lef is @ el.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20


~ CHANCERY-ViRaiSIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Once Of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
ana Ihancety ior the county of Gloucester, on Monday,
The 5lh day Of FEBRUARY, le49:
=, Thomas c. Baytop. John r. J. Stubhlefeld, John
"m stuboieheid and Sophronia Stubbeheid, the two
a oil whom are infants sueing by the said Thomas C..
Baytop, their nett friend Plaintiffs:
against
John Wolf. Nancy Eurton, B B. Du,ton, administra-
o' 9" James T. Da;tun. deceased, and Mary Jane, Co.
smola AID A'mra Burton, infant children of Robert
u. ouft"n deceased Defendants.
me defendants, Nancy Burton, Mary Jane Burton,
S ~ burtnn and Aimra Burton not having enter
sheif appearance aud given security, according 10
ae aet OF Assembly ard tile rules of this Court, and II
hS,e oy SATISFACTORY evidence that they are not In
hahiarts of tnis Commonwealth on motion OF the
oy their attorney, Ordered that the said
en-, S o" appear before The Judge OF said Cir
sat superior Court Of Law and Chancery on The frs,
sns 'h Tue next term and answer the PLAINTIFF BILL
one newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond for
ofh months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the front door
'soe Courthouse OF this county.
p,s Copy-Tesle,
@'-e~2n John B CARY, C C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
March 10Th, 1879

MOVER COUNrY-A salc I. sins
place on Saturday he "a n IN he peignhorhood,
The Democrats are requested 10 meet on Friday
the 23j, at The Taylotsv,ie r:ec'e', tor The pur-
nose ri Amounting l-legales 10 represent them
No., cpnIr SEVERAL VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
For the En11iire,


TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
-MESSRS. EDMONDSON AND PRESTON-MR
REiRNE'S REMARKS on THE RIGHT OF SUI
FKAGE, &c
Gentlemen Allow me 10 drop you few
lines, giving you a brief account Of matters
and things 50 far in this quarter. Mr.. Edmond
son OF Salem, Roanoke county, IS, as you are
aware, The Democratic candidate Tor Congress
in this District At the February Court he ad-
dressed the people of Monioe county, at Unlon'
and made an excellent speech on the various
questions Of the day. He handled every tuo-
ect with great ability, and proved himself wen
deserving the support Of Democratic Repuoii
can people. lie was introduced TO the large
concourse Of highly respectable persons assem-
bed on The occasion by Mr.. George T. flana
Lau Of Monroe, in n few remarks s'iltaoie 10
The OCCASION; and after Mr. Edmonds'h mac
concluded, he was replied 20 by MIR. A len !
| Caper,on, on behalf OF Mr. Preston, VINO mace
very good speech, considering that nc wa
on the wrong side Of the whole SUBJECT at is
sue. Notwithstanding Mr. Presion's ooasle'
speech in Congress, it is confidently ociieSe,
| lie will be beaten, for variety oil reasons
would give YOU the particulars Of this discus
sion, hut DO not deem it essentially necessar,
besides do not wish TO trcspass neeuiessy o'
your columns. ),
The deep interest felt on The subject oil I'M
extension Of the right Of suffrage IN TINS sect'o'
OF country induces me 10 call your attention :.
The remarks Of Mr. C. J Berue, the repre-
sentative from Monroe, on that question: WIG
YOU will find in some Of the papers es'ef
VIRGINIA asks for this extension, anu u Is 10
boned il vii. be granted hope the Editor
of N, Fnouirer and the Examiner will publis
rho very sensible remarks made by that gentle
man on that subject. Yours, sc, w. V.
February, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

SUBSTANCE eftie remarks OF c. J. BElRNE,
OF .Nonroe in the House NJ Delegates Janaa
RI, ls49 pending the toA'aoing amendment !"
the tn bill:
"And for the purpose OF extending the right
of suffrage 10 all house-keepers AM heads u Ia,
miles wilhir this Commonwealth, who would
no, otherwise be entitled TO exercise mat
right under the Constitution and laws now IN
force:
"Bo il further enacted That tax of ten
cents shall be assessed, collected and paid upon
the household furniture of every free white
male citizen of this Commonwealth, who IS a
house keeper and head of family, and who
shall not be assessed with any part of the reve-
nue. OF the Commonwealth, under and by virtue
OF the preceding provisions Of This act"
Mr.. Speaker-l trust it will be the pleasure
OF the House to adopt the amendment now un
der consideration. On my motion in the early
part of The session a resolution was referred 10
The C. mmit,ee on Finance, proposing nominal
tax upon such new subject as would quality
and en,i,Ie 10 vote housc-keepers and heads oil
| families Invested Of that right under The Consti'
tuition and laws now in force. The amendments
I now proposed accomplishes the Object con
TEN plated by my resolution, and Will extend inc
priceless privilege Of suffrage IS lar as we can
Under tne present Constitution. The constituency
have the honor 10 represent here, regard Inc
bars and restrictions now imposed upon the right
OF suffrage in Virginia as partial in their cha-ac'
ter, burdensome and oppressive in their operation
and in open and direct conflict With the fanda
men,a, law OF The land. Our ouased OIL OF Tishls
utterly repudiates and condemns suffrage SO re-
strir,ed a, that under The existing ConsI'In'ion.-
THE doctrines OF he one are utterly irreconcia
HE with the provisions Of ,hs o:her, AMI naush
tut murmunnes, disconent and dissatisfaction
can prevail under restrictions SO hostile 10 'h'
hill ri rights. and The common heritage and birth
riaht Of freedom. No system could be devised
better calculated 10 build up, loser and sns,aiI
an arisocracy OF The very worst form Than I'M
nroyislons OF our Constitution, abrteing and re
s,riclins the right o. suffrage. Il assumes Ina
virtue, intelligence and patriotism exist in III
soil and properly OF the citizen and no! IN The eli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT TO Ex-

TOnT MOAEf.-Mr WIN 3. A>or, o. ~.
Yrk. has received lately >rvt raj leticis tom a
man SIGNING himself f K password, demand.
INC nom him SO 900 aud threatening his lile
and propeny in Csc OF III refusal 10 give IT,
Police aihcrrs we're set On me "a,cn Tor he man.
and a ;lo. arranged tor his de'ecnon a man
named Bises, and ah"tnrr named Bragg, VINO
are supposed 10 Re conn.c'ed WIN me snair'
we're arrested, bu' The principal IS not yet ascei-
at