Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

an Extra train South and travel in the day time until t
! reach Charleston.
| ORDER OF PROCESSION
70 be observed on reception Of the remains Of the a'e
| Hon John T. calhoun Monday afternoon tho I'D inst
Military Escort.
| The Hearse.
Relations and friends tho deceased with Committees =.
Congress and South Carolina in charge Of The remains
The joint Committee of Arrangements appointed ty Inc
Governor, Council and Citizens Of Richmond.
The Clergy.
The Governor Council and Officers of the Stale
The Judges of the State and Federal Conrts
Officers Of the .,ny and Navy OF the uni''d States
The Mayor, Recorder Aldermen and Common Council oil
the City of Richmond
The different Societies of the City.
| The Citizens.
The procession will BE- formed at o'clock, at point noar
the Buchanans Spring. its right upon the clt OF
| the Military.
The following named gentlemen appointed Assist
ant Marshall Col Jno A. Meredith Col Henry w. Qnarles
y spsuiins, Major Sh Thoas I H. Eis, MAJOR f e csS,
Capt K o. Scott Jr, Capt. Thomas J. Evans, b. b Minor,
| d. G. Randolph and Thomas j. Deanc Esq-s.
The Marshas requested 10 meet at the Chamberlain
oice a. III O'Clock, on Monday morning
The Governor requests the following named gentlemen to
bearers the funeral Of the late Mr.
John G. Calhoun Messrs. John Y Mason james d. hay-
hurton VIM. Daniel John NJ. Patton. b. W. ). Cabell j.
b. Haryic, Vim. H. Richardson, and John A. Meredith
From the Washington Union April ?l
DEPARTURE OF THE REMAINS of JOHN cALD-
WELL CALHOUN.
Wo understand that the committee of the Senate appoln
ted attend he remains of this nsrisus statesman TO the
place designated for their ncnent in his native STATE Of
South Carolina, will leave this city o-morro" hondhy)
The body in charge of the Sergeant Arms oil to SEN
ate (whoi 10 accompany ill., with cur assisansas bearers
will be brought from the vault where II now oSes TO the
Capitol al o'clock A. VI. The committee OF the Senate
with their guests, and the committee Of twenty-five gentle
of South Carolina deputed by the Governor 10 repair
this city and attend the remains that State will attend
ut the Capitol ut the hour Indicated end thence 10 the
steamboat landing where they will embark o'clock A M
Al Wilmington they will embark hoard steamer for
Charestonand from Charleston 10 Columbia The capital
| Of South Carolina, the place nj aicrleni. -
We learn further that the remains in the secure metallic
which eEcoses them, will be transported on me whole
route in separate car in tho immediate charge o TUE a'-
geant Arms OF the Senate and the committees III anocr
separate car both Of which will he in aprnpi!fc ElGurnne
which accommodation With The ,!oer trains If de-
sired, has been literally cxcndei on jhs interesting
and solemn cccason 10 the two committees by thr railroad
and steamboat companies South of Petersburg IN Virginia.
| 70 tho cly Of Charleston free Of charge.
The escort will remain Monday night nl Richnoni,
where the body will be received Ivy the Governor ot Virginia
and the city authorities and " he deposited far tr neh
within the Capitol; under the guard Of the STATE
On Tuesday they proceed 10 Petersburg and thence on
the evening, by he pe'er"nrs and ltaesi r'! WI
mngton railroads, 10 Wilmington, in North Carolina
The Hon. Mr. Holmes, of Sonh Carolin@, Mr. senahc
of North Caronn and Mr. Winthrop o Massachusetts,, tie
three gentlemen who delivered addresses IL Ne House o.
Representatives the occasion of Mr. Calhoun deaii'
have been invited by the committee To accompany them IS
guests.
Tee following senators constitute the committee OF the
Senate:
Mr. Mason, OF Virginia NJ. Davis, of Mississippi, Mr
Benen of tioorra AiT: Clarke of Rhode Island Mr. Dies
inson, Of New York, Mr.. Dodge of Iowa, Robert Bco
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate.
Mr. A P. Calhoun and MAJOR ?. Calhoun s9n4 OF NJ
Calhoun have also arrived in the city, and with ihe coil
tee from South Carolina, have taken rooms al Wih,fs-
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NoRrolu, ARM Is, lo50.
Ta The Esi;.ors of the Republican:
You would like to know doubtless. how things are pr"
srssng politically speaking in this "pan III other WORD
what the prospects " thc Ws par2 hereah"uts as 'r
the ensuing elections.
fear hero is lto 10 cheer Wh! The party has beer
going downwards Tor past In this city, We have
had hitherto majority varying 23O 2b0 il Is 10 be-
doubted whether have available majority a; ALL
Even in this strong WhG city the Democracy are en-.
boldened hope for success md have brought out az.wc
Taylor ESQ., gentleman of fine talents ana standing con-
fesaedy the head of the Bar Of this city aud vicinity
Dr. Robinson is also spoken Of "a independent D"nocrs
tic candidate. II b, candidates n,n tic Wing will, o!
course be elected II the reverse will not undertake 10
predict the result.
In Norfolk county apprchcnd the prospect Is even Va
more gloomy year or Two past this decided Wing
county II mistake not in 1911, the Whg cnud'da'.s
were returned b majority Of moe than ll That ma
nry has dwndc down nothing. and n The approaching
election, the probability IL that wo democrats VIII lac c'cc
There is indeed much apathy among the whss while tc
Democrats oil lie and s,i,ts. 1hr =" chopa!.en
and spcss, the other mol only rll NJ hopes b of
boast and taint.
Why is this you will naturally inquire. will briefly
answer: There is eep dissatisfaction with Ae adlnnizt:
,ion policy in regard removals. TIE Wings arsu
and very properly That al The least they have right . s2-
pcc equalization i'll iii" offices of the nci"hhnhoo They
have been disappointed in their reasonable expectations
dspirited and indhcrcn feel that they have mol thc
sympa hics OF Nhg admir- straon nrc tho constant Su-
Iects OF Iocaoco aun and many, very many VII not &"
| to the polls
The closing paragraph Of the above pantire letter viii
| excite smile Tho Whig prcas have poured out yo'naes
of tears over the "iuthess pton o! Mr. Heath. iti
the Wings OF this City cpudatcd the clearly manifested d.
Of martyr hc elected TO the Logsa'uc-and il is
admitted by ot their party that The Whgs around No,
folk are "dispricd' ald disappointed" because "Whg
administration" does ply the Of prescription with
more energy fig for the patriotic professions and con-
| sstency of these gentry!
With fair fight Norfolk city it seems is III danger We
sec however ha. since Mr. Taylos nomination by the
Democratic inceti g "Rohnson meeting has been held
ito enable Dr. Robinson to cxoncate himself from mali
clous charge made against him That gentleman mmcdi-
atcy took the st,nd and enchancd tho attention Of his nu-
audience facts stated by him. and in conclusion
produced letters and efcacs from members of the Legis
latre completely cxonerang him from the cnrge made
against him. viz that he had used his influence oganst the
! Bridge connection"
The meeting passed resolutions warmly dcnoncing ",hc
late attempts by bad vy his character and further,
presenting him the people suitable person for the office
| of delegate.
This movement, eng. will the election of Mr..
Subbswe hope that it will be rcconsdeed and ur fight
| Dc allowed between two candidates
Tazewell Taylors nomination presented 10 the Demo-
cratic meeting, (G B. Cooke, Esq, chairman, md S. 1.
Sawyer Es Secrctay) by Capt John Capron the part
of the committee ut received by the largo nsscmbage
with the most enthusiastic applause and unanimously con-
rncd" Mr. r. addressed the meeting accepting the nomi-
naon amidst rapurous applause Resolutions of tribute
the memory of Mr. Calhoun were introduced in eloquent
terms by Mr. W. T. Henden from committee and unani-
mousy adopted
On motion OF Mr. T. Taylor, sustained by Col NJ Cooke
the Democracy Norfolk county unanimously pledged them
selves give and hearty support Dr. Arthur
r. Smith, the nominee for the State Senate On motion oi
Mr. Cary Fentress committee appointed TO lay OIL the
city into wards for the approaching election Gen. hiison
then loudly called for and responded with ab" a!'
dress on tho leading topics OF the dayurgng the D"o-
renewed zeal nnd the support OF the De-
| mocratic candidates.
A ADUEL-ALMoST-Ycste his honor the Mayer oi
Washington, received from fredericksburg Virginia, ee
graphic despatch informing him that j. $. Barbour IT, ESQ.,
and John c. Jones! Green ESQ., would arrive here in stc
er Baltimore having departed from Cupcrer county, iir-
gnia where they rival candidates for lho State iesa'
luc for the purpose fighting duel lie according ely snve
information to Captain Goddard, Of the police who nec!
s,ey issued warrants fl" the Of the parties, and placed