Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16

r he Dr. H. adopted the language of that letter. and ne
,,aoT Al this sh pSS' a ., iqe eHetS
cr"m few oang vagabonds who had obtained admittancc
in some way into the meeting The worthy Chairman nav
10 rahuked the Jewelers. and obtained quiet, again pro-
MINDED The question does he, DR.. H. call me traitor :
LII Hall Hail, being cried throughout the Chapel, DR..
Hall and said In my remarks aiI moi upy se Term
,iJ ~ npny it. politically, those gentlemen who de-
serted the Wing flag in the Congressional election Is
,nplicobIr to the gentleman, he can take H.
r. is r.na5 that was of the Legitimate Wing party;
thai the Language Of Dr. II. not applicable TO myself or
any of those gentlemen with whom had acted IN the lac
Conuressonal election that independent ana honorable
mcn c coud not under the circumstances attending that
anprobate the conduct of Mr. Botts and therefore
felt called upon vote against hl ana lHal 50 long as he
n,rssted in his understandable public course, should
pose his election TO Congress, or any olher ONCE
Felow-citzens of Hcnrco whilst have referred To the
ncigbily Of DR.. Hail. well know mat tha no obJcc-
sell heard conended by some ol these gentlemen that as
Mr. Bolts himself represented them without being free
holder that they could why member of the Virginia
Legislature should be required 10 stand on other or higher
ground Voters of IIennco, who is DR. K ~ Hall 10 rep
resent should he be unfortunate as 10 secure majority oil
your slrages tc'+h Thursday nst He the Dr. denies
that he is the candidate exponent of tho Ecfts party and
said all persons who did not vote Tor & terrible gen
enan Mr. b. traitors, and oi course he (Dr H. Is too
disintcrestcd and patriotic Virgnian 10 allow trait
ar Ia record hs his bea much less oi course,
would he allow himself TO be nsnlted by being asked To pre-
and advorate any subject IN when any OF those WI
anous reneaa, "iga shord feel themselves Interested
Then tn, gentleman viii have only 10 look alter The nte
res, of his dear Democratic friends and The floating freehold
hal has much perpeAed that gentleman Commissioners
kecsec and others cnvabe o employment fora Wing caucus
nominee.
FrIowcitzens for the present wihave but little else 10
saw about the Doctors freeholdno will al this time h.
involved with any OF the gentlemen whose opnons have
been invoked TO orertun or written CONSTITUTIONS
the Convention which is expected to assemble III autumn
next shall change The qualifications vi the Electors ana al
40 tha of those persons who may be elected shall content
my sell with opposing thar, though perhaps, IN many r.
spccts very imperfect instrument 10 the opinions OF all
persons however exalted and great the authority may be-
Dr. Halls eligibility will be decided souiu ne be returned -
the next House of Delegates, by that body ana DOUBT
decision will be upon the merits i the Doctor
particular casetiat the Of Ex-Prcsdent Tyler and
h. of Senator Stanad, frequently invoked VIII I've found
not 10 be ANALOGOUS aud will have no bearing upon the Doc
ter political accommodation from tc Hall OF hc House
vi Delegates.
In conclusion fco citizens there few fssy men,
Is 3D. LAWYERS ex-Sheg Commissioners OF the Rcvoan"
&c in the county of Henrlco whose occupation, "O:heo
like would forever lost they no, 10 keep up The
eternal cry the influence Of Richmond over the czens oil
the county OF Henrco This may do for such minds as are
generally employed in omcnting ns sonseess objection TO
my own eligibility challenge the ceveres and fullest of
these gentlemen put any one Of his or their ringers upon
any single expression i'll the entire Constitution ot Virginia
which slsains such absurdty. But, fellow citizens, the
Convention 10 assemble In October next Gt that body
should have intelligence enough 10 discover the necessity
for any change OF the language and find words which
when introduced twill make the Question more eIpic)
doubt not will settle this matter; al all events their nr
tcnlar attention shul be- should be alive, called
the subject. think il but right that the voters of Hen.
rico should be appraised Of the fact that the names Of
those gentlemen, who withheld their from Mr. Jno.
Minor Bolts i'm 1919 have been framed and ready for
public exhibitions copy Of which has been promised me;
and as anxiousy desire the OF such individuals
base the in the pending county election, upon the
Polaan letter principles ut 10 come toward and en-
roll their Misunderstanding all such that their patriotic
shall be printed upon silk velvet and framed in the most
MODERN republican style, which when completed and
pended along ride Of the 5G2 deserving Traitors, would
doubtless quite figure any gentlemans parourand
afford pleasure many dying Bolts So dsslrous
am TO procure, speedy possible ar many az 561
naies that without the least disposition encourage Inc
briefly nd quite little TO onend any of the various laws
In regard public elections vet am not puri!anica but
that would furnish such volunteers who come forward
in time for the completion this most audable scheme
BY the morning of the fourth Thursday inst with drink OF
,yhiskey n,og or apple ack |. 4. GODDiN.