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TRACT OPERATIONS IN vIRGIy1A ryr i, f-a1''''F'

Perhaps Srae in thc Urion furnish clearer demon
sraon of the utility Of coli prosecuted by the
American Tract Society. thna Virginia During the past
year especially has the Hoy Spirit iaccd hi al il in
remarkable degree There have been -ed 10 sol1ot
curs under the superntendencc of Mr. j. rGss win In,
performed little than 237 months service r., vis-
:ed 20 Isl families, with 3,369 of whom they had religion
conversation prayer. They found 352 families destitute
ot all religious hooks except The Bible and ll9 without the
word Of God They supplied 993 families with copy ol the
sacred Scriptures. Their sales amount to SSH while they
a1 circulated grat''ouy among The poor and destitute
hooks tracts tic s.uc Of 81 ,!5s.
The work is u mcrc fonrshing cor lnn than il
has been. We trust LAT during III, comm, ear the
religions and philGnthrop:c r'r"n ot community w
continue their ad 10 his effective agcn.y r yng ,
poor with religious truth Thee ~ n,c Engaged
active service The salaries Of tlcso E.n will an3rnt
$1,000 y.>a il il dcsraaic - raise within hc state rt
.e.e not in the state ten who contribute so each
lihl who give $50 eacii 300 men who ca:i ,v.
Su each and 900 who > cac. during his yca
We happy that already individual has sub
sctcd so; twn So Il.'e, $0. ninrreen - c4ca
We hat volunteers will h. wanting compi,l,
fhr a:u ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
x,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rrlisurp pAlLY AND sEMt.wEEKLf,
:. ..,.u,lAM F.. q THOMAS RIrCHIE, JR.
/ L L NJ s.:

IFR RMS.
-, r.a.r dollars per annun and a. the o eight
-j- rs ,ra ,.nCcr rrNd than yc2l For the Semi
t Az n ..nGm and three dollars r:onlhs. Iay.
( a'e - ,l i le ii eor reunited 10y rral pos. l4i,
i tl'"'' .vil 81 ,tc end of the year.
i gl, oire may he remd per mail, in goal and
s. ~ the risk ni the E'ors. ht ,sstise If an
a. 4. .rruS The postage o single ictIr-
fig ts nrl,cr. l. is the accumulai,n nj pcs'asc ~.
i ,s aicl, ouc,ies n s.riocs ;aN upon Editors.
49, TERMS oi ADV NEhiiSlNG.
AMY r\;t IRhR Fc' fifteen lines less. first III.
~ M ever, succeeding Insertion. imemty five cents
,%.v,ss. twice week, or three times week, thirty.
a .:. r2r,c ify dollars for thirty lines, AMI IN
.r4,ls,nrtS oi a g:cI, lea -eNctpt Lottery
fn l!eers m.o charged l0H u"la.S. aper lctu,l-
III ;yEtNIY-F", f,cen lines. or less first insertion
' l"- - all continuance ~ cci;s
49,; ~ .,,ncc mus accompanied with the advance pay.
t''S ''',, ,.l,gri,ccs. 20 nisuIc tNecniioii
=, .ses aud Marriages from the Country. whenever the
> u,iae y uukuown ma; be authenticated by the
. >1 s.u,,s. y .n H., rs!ta rtuni CT they wi III
's' t,ery tli. las H,en 'anrn I" l'reSr.t
u,44e;, ha> .'f"so'. heretofore nla.A'ns We ''>,'
- n, 4ch cl,r. upo tc co'.n'nrl.ioniS t'l!ts crgii'
mae sc "Jss.lasici. Wf't;'" o" ~ 'ocs =" f"' t".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
THE GREAT QUESTION IN \ NUTSHELL


1t be admitted BY all candid of al par'ics ha
admit California present, and she IS will deprive tie
South of all Ter rights acquired by the Mexican and
her submission is virtual and total abandonment III
her rights OF equality Ii has been said by Southern
men that will admit California; if cupled with other
:uf New Mexico and Utah. and agreement The part
the North surrender fugitive slaves And this is BE-
called compromise, We called upon surrender all
rights in California in order that they may b. recognised
short time in New Mexico. ask all men o all parties
what obtain and what 10 surrender by such
compromise! Are we tu get anything that is already
eary and we moi called upon To abandon all the
Southern territory ircesoilrs! We have Southern
territory sou.h Of 30 deg 30 nin) except Texas and Cali
f-nia. We asked by Southern rn in order
mike the ions share full AMI complete > the North
up part Of Texas il the b. gain. suppose tho so-cllcd
raapromi'1 be cnie;ed n:o what will b. - result! A.
snn? as New MeAico applies for aa;7son, even if she
should n" eSciaGr slavery herself The i:c-sicrs cin
H,nrit, in both House, viii apply he Wno rro's, anG
Gen. Taylor will rtf0 it, The balance nf the territory
WI be disposed oi IN iinc narnrr, aud then rcGs,ii,l
iHsle. v It'll vii enrol the blacks III the militia
,lsh slavery il II" district in The .ors ars,na!- md
IL yards, will ntcraici the trade lcS.cn H.. slave STATES,
~ inal!; - ,lh slavery altogether in hr States Can
n mird doubt this if the Suuti, doe not in
,oiy resist now 'a all azad2 and L. ;hc Il, rAc,iv
Ike admission nj California 5hc is soon H.. Sout
,..Inons vi her rights south ot 80 g. Nil eco.
ea:iy md easy pIc: ~ Nor... fanatics and !a-
,ies Every :s,lIern Congress and .
gross ought r'.d lEi ponder wc tie nf Randolph
~ Roanoke before hc consents io cdnDron-r, which
ivlsawiy every ,hag ahi gets back nothing Put The Nofl
nty against which the Com tuition was .aic Ia
defend usl the IONS share few Sut.o-n politicians
van, Northern votes, and, -cg less the constitution AMI
equal rights thci willing compron.a. ever
ti COR political advance""at. The pccl aci;rs through
tie ,as,ilc Convention hopc, will yt reus, any con-
except The constitution a:li equality, ana m line
81 deg 81 min. UNION.
Louisa, Nay ; 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
THE HIT HARDEST.

An article in the Cincinnati Nonq.rcii contains the fol-
lowing cl-limed paragraphs (says the Pennsyvaninn0
The Southern shareholders have fairly go the cone idea
Abultioniss on the hip Their great argument in Con-
gress and out of it, is that the principle which ;usli
es ne aEtag lnsm Of capital and labor the Nth sill
sy slavery. in this they cht for rte doctrine ist
may moaopu'ze nil tho wealth and maze the pon-
PIE tenants and hired ser,an' - asts iat will sclrce
give then; bread - say nJhin Of conf ri AMI eddcation
This doctrine, say i oAIcnt- 10 lis fnal results will
tiff slavery that robs ~ personal liberty, bat provides food
and clothing Every violation # human rights pro idnto
s!aYcry-an approximation 10 absolute dcs pu.isn.
The Sonthe!ners refer 10 horscs and prisons 10
our cellars which ringe with nc pcor result
OF our free system SYSTEM which contend is no free
bit Gysem which zone idea Ato!ronists do not COR
d IN; system that will take bread from tic people viii
bind their limbs and subject them the control oi
moster.
Now, say the Soucners, yoa 10 condemn this nci-
,her do wc but codcmn system which is scarcely
worse than your own-wliare is your consistency!
Northern monopoly takes land and house, bread and
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cw;se bo"nied described AMI be the more
or esssiill our 'antryto 1r cherished IL al hearts
80 he dc.ei.dad bya. oG lands.
lr Nuettoa followed Hughes D.ilard EsqsC IA
II nc irs series al resolutions aU! against shi-
tue. Nr D.ar. i!.:ay red ,i lnyn but A&
tn rights Of the soih had been ncon-tuiiona invadc
anu uEscru,,dloisly assa',d T. north thought
Inn farther ortearancc Ee part o the south bad ceased
To b. virtue and tnat the time had for southern q
ton lie maintained the eNpedeucy OF the call ne pro-
posed convention with his accustomed Zeal and abA H
Nas followed hy Wm. Martin EsG, in sho bat e6HMt
a!dc.s ,of he .dmpn>hd by the Iencss the snr
ani The visible lnpaence manifested peoples
To take the upon the os1!GliDn> mag The moplo
H. t"literite well peioc they sGnc,il.d ,u
>nlsng h. believed tie ,all the .i CHS
uons o The deepest momcn t. IT.. - nth aud II, mon.
Nh, Diirld replied briefly - lIr. Martin. rne chairman
then announced that the wll: be- rt on the
Substitute q Alr. Aoottor am. motian III Martin
lrfs :trc appointed ~ lak' the The nleeunl
Mr. Christ pher y lhm,s then mo,t, hat i inoctinu,
without coming - vote adisu.E dis THIS motion
hi7 Harniv opposed uy Ms>rS Woptun :nt Martin and
ls by i.fec ;r1Ioi.iv. The vas ien tnk l!I
N"''ion substitute aud carrie! IS ,ialor,g l?pyoXina
ting 10 GaanlmIty The preamble AID resolutions Of Mr.
N"otton were then adopted witvd cn the II
ne icets nnd, Oh motion oi .ir. Ma tu
b. subscribed by tho chairman ii .oalGed
10 The DGnville Ro-sor -ai the kchnord Whis am En-
qIIrer for pGhiiclon
RICHARD e. LAMkl, Caa'n.
L. III. McLLISs. Sccy.
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"i u. IA iLOR Sir MOI being resident OF lhs
"ri H. you VIII take notice that Monday. the 18Th
~ tt""tu the hours of sunrise and sunset o said
'"rt ilcu,e. NirgInil. shall proceed To take the
,4i ID Christian, Frdacis Nelson and utherr: aud on
!, "a, OF the same month"; between the same hours al
4 ""'tt Atkinson, III said county, shall proceed 10
'oi "i Ann Is Vaughan. and others, respectively Ia he
f t hsnt pending III the Circuit Superior Court
,'Atcfy lot the county 81 New Kent Virginia, In which
t'"' '"u defendant, and II III, taking OF the de-
asi"ned shall not he completed the said days
"1si ttsIeeilvely, the taking ~ The will be
a. day De.wccii tie sai. hours. respectively until
~ f.F;al,y, JOHN SLATER.
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-nlNcERY- -ylRciNIA In Hanover county Cour

ata- !. $50
yea Brrer Plaintiff:
-a.S
M Wet Goyan and James t:oyau infants under the age
,.ars David y Pditeson aad Mary his wife. who was
4 !t1 Liza : Perkins who Eliza : Richardson. Ad,
4, t ant iuiuccs A. his Wife, who Frances Richard
'- richardson, Polercld lelskell, III his own right
r 'n lis WIFE, Sarah A. ileskell. and Sarah A. Ileis
A. EAeea.or uf Slv Richardson. and Trustee for his
"s Y. iian.ue. and Mary G. Harding, who w3S Mary e.
=, ~trl S.t!nor. as Trustee Tor John u. Richardson
Il E,ct4Y .>o1 Defendants.
.e .te palnt;lfby his Attorney, and filed his bi and
F'fl "i i, plani'r William o. Winston is appointed
ria e. The .:.ai., defendants. and the Geienam Joi'r
' i' entered his appearance aud gwen seeu
- 81 ~ Assembly and the rules oi this Cor
% h 4tisiac,ion the Court that he Is not an m
~ Commonwealth II ordered that the said Johi! IL
/" summoned appear here on the first day oil May
A.' 's"er lhc plaintiffs said bill; and that copy {"
r h"i inserted III some newspaper pubiisheu ih hc
"'tl "r months Successvry, and that aiiotiitr
i Tie front door of the Court House OF tins county
i'>ir. WM o. WINSTON, g. II. G.
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Slo'hs' education MI ha?.ncs. he ,s-. nj. ,,.
,cih monopoly takes tie inis iGuai iIisci hut feed.
anu ''ocs nun abUndaEty. let east tho team . =, og
"i Eye before we become raling mad about IA! io;.
that is in our brothers eye ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
y CSIoS al E1CAiiry,
As ADJUSTED uSpEH TiE cuSsTlTcTioS.

MIR. AND MRS. JONES give entertainment a' Odd
Follows Hall TO night. We learn that ilr Programme w
h varied and embracing many rich and things both in
usiy voc; instrumental, and in rccilaions .ln II
fully WORTHY nf ;ic patronage of all lovers "i fun
EXCHANGE HANK OF VIRGINIA.
The annul ge.el nec'ing # th S'ocki"d,c. ol tie
Exchange Bank ot Virginia hed their bankn. house
in Norfolk Wednesday
Elw hrlncic: established II LcwisLlrg and >cm.
TIC following the Of ;he gcr i
directors by the Socsnoce lie ensuing twelve months;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
TUESDAY MORNING, NAN ! IsSC

seal Of dsapprohaton upon General yor; they will swear
that VIRGINIA ENDORSED PRoscRrrIos and that ''ilc
blood OF the martyrs has but eriZcd the places ri
Democracy.
We need be told that thcrearc Wigs who hear these
uations and know these results who do cvc ,i;v
over Democratic triumph and whose thoughts entirely
nj :ranGness is it not the duty Of Wings pursue one
course or the ohceiiher n act WnIGs Ia renoncc
the WING nac and proclaim themselves No PARTY men
we do iot pr THIS question in spirit dlcallon or IN
tolerance. There many hiph minded ld patriotic per
sens VIII" regard parties as ai.i bl Ssne and
wi2 refuse 10 ally themselves Ia amy political patty W. 40
not impeac the motives of those who inrt r course
Bul we do cont hi that when volrnif,': air'y
themselves in political organization for tlc arowc; pr
pose OF giving efficiency and ct.tlI. rrln:iiea
which they hold in their duty is 10 surrender ~!
personal preferences ard prcudces III The sriGc o those
principles ar at once 10 ',nonnce an organization "ich '
l'rcs sacrifice oi feeling which they nrabc 10 i'hc
We trust shall not be misunderstood We speak ~
Nhg 10 VI ai2s-as "a common family II Ire h.en
We do desire curail any man personal nd'i,
aence OF Thought speech action. Lu, do HAT =
Tie Wings OF Virginia expect 10 achieve success, IL
ls net - NHlGs they must h.ow wirda every -
cai and pctscnll consideration; they rally under ic
broad llas Of PR'Nc'plG md Sustain he who holds l
fag matter what tiei. vic,"s hir crsona
M H. however, ley prefer the graf flea ion q pli?at, -
dloclons 10 the lusc good il would br better iu
disba.l that may cyhiiit ':orld The
n,nclcry % 'lavins Ia 1--we while a,aid'
These plain words, hG, they rinur dian ,hc
demans We Scteied md diSoi.Sf,d ,rih The di
lie Wing camp. We should have hopes Of ihr
party with half lis numbers aclil s man. have
II present II Tie existing dlsscnsOi; are IL h n.rtiat'd
Let Wings aglcc Ia agiec agree disagree We sla
then all know where stand and be in READINGS elir IL
wage eternal war in behalf OF PRINCIPLES ~ ~ >c'e
tie Dcccrec tide 10 sweep unrcsslinr victims in:o
the bottomlcSS phi Of political destruction.
The Calornuns i'll New York have had 4 great merry
making Their magnificent dinnc. eos, III s9C'D 10
S0,0o0, and wound up with elegant b~-Mr. larl.'n
rcsidcdand many distinguished guests r'>ct' in
Guiding Mrs Senator Gwin and other fair flowers from Ca
iinrna. Butler King made speech; did John Van
Buren, who had the nsolcncc introduce his niislav,y
monsrosics. Ex-Governor Marcy gave toast. and Sc
Gwin after nc Speech presented the following sen
uieni
CriifrrnaNc either intervening and mountains, nor
governmental neglect .tation without Representations
nor hundreds o. m,liors Of golden within h.r .lasp
could her people from iheir DEVOTION L.
The Constitution and The Union oi tie States.
ADMIRABLE MOTTO. BY order .: t.c ILL! anna lie
eialanre beautiful block ri native marble from Ial.acga
county has been prepared for the National M"nnm,n n
Washington Ii has tn following fine inscription III raised
letters of tie marble itself:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

NOFFU!.N.
". ". si.arp Ale'r son
X. ". P,ch,: ihrs \. Hardy
r. W. Southearc
RICHMOND.
John g. tIotsoa Chas l. vio-:aln
4 Arcaif,d Thomas ;'ho- w Saith
PETERSBURG.
rlos S. Colstn Da,id D,anan, Jr
John ). Williams Vine: 7. Hn.on.
CLARk3NIT.LE.
= w Eenabc Il. \. ormby
J. W. Young Jns. Williamson
ALEXANDRIA,
t. Jau.ison l.. a ca1eron
Lewis Mckenzie Jnl!a y. D4.naeriicd.
ABINGDDN
d. rTigg :; g. Grc.rway
Il. L. johnston jacob Lynch.
IE"lSEGl.G
Mueon Mathews john Vi. Dunn
samuel Price DAVID ). c.ei@h.
SALEM.
Wn. Watts Geo. W. Shanks
Powell \. iIuil Abya.n Hull
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, MI WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.

~ ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.
s'e LA.cu". oI the last Will and testament 0i Mary
. 'ae oi Charles county the State OF Mary am, de-
K - ''e '''ai he Intends apply for transfer OF fhe
a' = iatiN at the time Of her death. III The Farmers
"a ''d as" IN the Corporation Of Arxaalria in said
the iesa,c-> thereof under said last will and tes
'-cxl BASEI. ID SpALDlNG
Executor Of Mary HaHavO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

l#l all ioat E,l,.-' Larl Infants % john \. and. de-
i'i'.. Ntg. iaH,i. Robert u. iaui Henry :: Land
i i'"l i.,l. ,- last II whom i an infant. undo. III
u .".e y-t Del. a,ia:,,s
= u'., ,y I1nd ond Albert Land no, having entered
dG stera -.cU;:r, according l" the ac IT Assembly
Gf'. l appt ,s.,.g. ny Satisfactory ei,!eit,s tia
i''7Ts Ian. aud a.hau Isud ~, inth.aas o. His
S D. is ordered that the said defendants Herr. {. lld
i T. 1rIear here the irs; day May term next, ana
y VI" plaintiff; and that copy oil tfis order be forth
30 come ncwspaJ.r printed i'll the C''y of Richmond. for
.<isely and another copy there~f posted al the front
- . our House oi this county.
AtP Tcse WM p UNDERWOOD, G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

'c aavc musa ses,elon in riaOn. before our readers
ny Ieter n the Veteran Ritchic II Washington MON,
Ni"s. long, 'cious, and patriotic editorial career has
acd MN - The democracy AMI renders his counsel o Pc
clr yarlc IN The present cI.sis Of nal nal aims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
u,.T,yes. COMPOUND SYRUP of rNAprnA,


-. 49, l..y - well the Pu5ic. srUtk with Won
M , u, r,- n"ic diily by :iS extraordinary me
" ,y, ,ts4aM c,.-c l., many II our m's! "nl!ict ply.
.'' ii. i speedy Tor tuhcrcu.ar ConsUniiic! III
% l. ,,. recommended By that ein'nen, t'. 'lc'a'
:, t ,saut., used al the Marine Hospital al savannah,
!. pr Arnold Saa- Phy,lcan"i the Hospital inr Lon
i ' London Medical Journal; and Brtitimai;es te'
l ali oir Of the London medical Journals have spoken
, n praise tht surprising effects oi DIR fiashsS Prepaa
r. i. been thoroughly tested, hot only III the liospl, Gdei
pr Hastings, London. hu, also BY the irst physicians
IA la! al fully endorsed uri,aiieti remedy In
l,G and all other diseases oi the lungs
so.c will prove efficacy All the proprietor asks Is te
,oae the winch will prove 10 he patient The WI
~ odd. bronchitis decline, asthma. night swea's and spit
@ cured IN surprisingly sh"n >iss'r "i ir; ''r -
,, welded the treatment the Napsii syrup u the
e o. eight hours. James Western o Pontiac Mleh
m.,h .pms o blood. a.d could obtain no relief iui he
IA ,. \ ruha. winch stopped IN hall an hour l" emu
III N, cucs performed BY this medicine would occupy
The accompanying have been collected hy The American
M a mas certificates which have been rece.',d =! hit
MlDpLgurRy. Nr. MARCH lGii, l>i9
p rrANciS -Sir-My sons who lives III tie house
.,n. .ile past running lown with co'sunI
+ qi nii co;i@n bcctinc 'r-ble la she
m ss. i H. b,. Her physicians stated That one
IN an-, Grs.rr.ed and lt .Nc other was seriously al
r . MA. hotlrss tl ii w.,s al but little use What
About wlch time heard that You had advertised iaS
' - rl,.,. mi II, n. dian onr w,,l her cough en-
,s,r,i aud IN able walk about sent Tor tive
d. iai .ht ta~ used part oi them. diid cannot now
communicating lher astonishing effect which has surprised
, anj a that have her, lnr she one nearly rdis
M ,ii now able 10 he about aud attend to the on
ilr, ncr household
td ori,yc lam acquainted with consunitive cases there
m Iel eal, in ny fathers family ut five years by
ZEBINA CuSiIMAN
JERSEY CRY. y. j. May :, 1919
H,EElsox Dear Sir-l inform you the wonder
yr =, rlt, ii Na,,la has produced II. nv little daush
has. l.: rg infancy been afflicted with severe
trl4.Hy Spending III. whole nist Ia the most severe
81. i - IN years old have consulted several
m . ,,eu hr'!drc,s dollars. but could obtain no
I.I u.s. r-cou.uen,!e by ID. Gauiirr {" give your
>ltta a rll he'd ase! iar' Of .'e ir% ,'o',ie ,iri
Sta ,ey,pl ln.sfa ysaf I,f flat1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

FOREIGN MINISTER'S AnpoINTfD.--Eon. csorgt
Folsom ii New York il stated was on wednesday, ip-
pointed Minister 10 tie Hague.
The Senate confirmed IN Thursday tie nomination OF t
Hon Nsil s. Brown Of Tennessee as Minister to Russia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

THE CROP Of i550-i.~t!ci received ..on all pnrts o
The Cotton rcgJn furnish rroo III; he cotton Plant was
n yer more backw.r! ~ this ~ IT, wear Inc cod
weather If March killed tie co,.a .ha iai ,o'ie u' y
re lower counny. while The long continued 'fs .'aN ~
lck the n.ang IN 'he unrer. H. eXen "i '9'"''l
i un!e. wue. tie Htyou Macor Black i* r aGa oef
stl.ais P-rans ints.estei, may rc'y - IBIS nat ''
,gospco, for ,are cap never 80 M. Su'
Nlc Orleans treScfm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

As the election in we regret to perceive ha'
the Democracy agan carrying Virginia. Here and there
upon the confused tide battle some Whs banner
rising above the fray and waving gully in the sunshine OF
victory But constrained 10 conceie that tins Is i
specace as is exharang On almost every side
shouts of triumph rise from the Democratic camp. The
Whos gain few members but lose And, as we did
not take up our pen prophecy smooth things unto the
Of Jacob or cry Peace Peace when there peace
we will 90 farther and take the liberty of saying plainly,
what we honestly believe that the FUTURE o the Wing pa
~ of Virginia is rs dark and hopeless its gloomy PAST
ulcss Wigs henceforh Wn:cs nnd make PRiSc-
Pies not MES governing maxim Of 'heir party action
1t time that the Whg press Of Virginia Shout speak
ont and that its Whg people should reflect sobcry upo the
future course an! fortunes of party ds-
ease threatens it, and .nolent applications WIN no longer
answer 1t is useless deny the fact that DIVISIONS among
Wings themselves have been the cause Of our oycrrow ana
threaten TO keep eternal and helpless minority In
stead Of solid column marching under the broad banner oi
the WmG CAUSE broken into hunGred pel' suacs
unuvling tho striped buntingh many lti ce
Ii is c. who is blame The fact Is uhceni-
able that the Wings in parts of Virginia are anos ~
curaby divided BY bros about and where personal pre-
fce2ccs DO exist local questions are dragged IN ny me
head and as il for other purpose Than to eahc tc
party commit self slaughter with the greater facility
In the time, the Democracy AT this moment are
renng the Heavens with the shouts Of victory They viii
in all probability be able elect their L. S Senator next
winter they will claim that Virginia has again stamped the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

--'f tl.' - itf-1 ~
GrpRGE PAGE of Baltimore, Maryland.
"a lnventor. Paen,ee dnd Manufacturer.
'a' Rru ican and Raleigh Rcgsicrrequested 10 COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07

ADMIRABLE MOTTO BY order .: il.e .,i!aina he
saatnre beautiful block ci native nabl, from laac.a
county has been prepared for the National nl"nnmn a
Washington. Ii has the following fine inscription III raised
letters of the marble itself:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-10

We copy from the Philadelphia Spirit OF the Times the
following appropriate remarks in relation to the farce
got up in the House Of Representatives by Mr. Sanly,
OF North Carolina:
INTERESTING INTERNATIONALLY proposition OF MIR. Stan.
y OF the House of Representatives instruct the select
committees investigating the charges against Mr. Ew-
ing further, who the tariff essays sgoed
Bundecund" is the arcical effort crafty political
spite which has been submitted the Ane peo
pe Il has the grace Of dexterous conntervaii
ing party movement, but is simply and purely the product
OF Unsuitable personal resentment We trust that the
thor ofthe Bandeicund papers will for his henous
offence, by continuing their publication ad nfntum
valuable series OF essays placed before the
American public. They excited vast and merited naa-
at the time of their appearance and il is Of
wonder that the discounted advocates of the protective
policy, which they handle with much severity should
the slightest opportunity asenge themselves upon
their author The attempt the highest pnent that
could be rendered him. II the House be induced to
accept Mr. Stanys proposition, the reference the
ntce oil this "Bundelcund" question would form proper
time solve the mystery Of the au,horshp Of Gen Tayos
dispatches letters inaugural address, and message The
propreiy OF such investigation must be apparent 10
those who figuring in the "Bundelcund' farce.