Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22

city Ike thsi w.
wa, Ien no Democratic opposition could DO ieaeu' II "e
anu , u,mna sn, citing vas NJ all necessa-
- .;.hcd 10 ascertain who was the preferred
'' Who's that preference could he best ascertain
NJ where no uniirncss or packing coul DC P'a''
,, ,hs,. The longest poll would strike howh Tue p''
-" u. had other objections applicable particularly
:, ,,,, ,,s,tins lie Jill not mean 10 ''@'S' -" "
another gentleman with using any ''''''
c,r,oiny had shown most extraordinary '''''s'
h ,,,o words) the result o. which was that u 'ai'
r...;or If the wishes of the Wing party eo'a haus ~
h,,iped that night He had been "iii's " "a'' ~" r.
49,, IN favor Of Mr. Heath; that gentlemans name "a'
49, ,or withdrawn He came forward To say ''i'' u" IVY
,son stated he would abide the decision ~ 'a me-
. h, h ,vos oean candidate, since Mr. Heath hau
c ,ho votes of his iellowcitlzcns on ms o~h noun
cheering among the outsiders, uproaf anu uis'
nction among the Botts-Cranc menu ,
Nr vas there as much Of the suGrter IN 'n0ao ''''
.,,.- :, re- We were sandin! pretty near TIC e''n
Botts phalanx and tclt indignant "o'n 'S"pa''
could not help giving vent 10 the following '"S'
lions INTERNALLY, of course) , ph;,;
"Aumst August August Thou uncifeu''''" "''
,p,r Thou outer barbarian, AMI lshhae'e a"u
the pcacc harmony and happiness oi Tie s'e'' s pa
T' vho hast committed the objectionable sin, who hast
affixed thy name the deestedr"i winch II " " .'A
v.rs 10 FORGET as to bar an action upon bond u"ae o
!
who has, claborod over the wall as high as tu' u''eh
e,n-t, think of coming here here in this iolts.e ''
inn IN beaI the lion in his dcn and 10 tell the hee's '
vou mean 10 distract the Wing party and run Oh yo "'
hook" .,
And AUGUST did il al 50 ineekly Oliver asking Tor '''e
could no, have borne himself with greater mummy ''
could the beade have been more surprised 'hah "eio Wv
Crane Bolts people al that nan proposition !" run VI ~
own hook He of the three hundred anu SHY
sinners: he had voted for Lee he had 5Iit MS party ~ ~
contributed ~ defeat one Of the greatest best and prcs o
men, through him defeat the great Wing part! III 'e
United States and bring unnubercd on Inc ha"
Notwithstanding all, he tad The arrogance aia l''f
To run on his own hook!
The Enfts.( Crane orator. Mr. Tyler, next goI the loo
Some very sharp sayings applicable TO Mr. August figures
drawn from and playing were not exactly heafu
The sarcasm OF the orator. however was tremendous au
gust was literally swallowed and Heath wholly demolished
When was (sad he that gentlemen would not be satisfied
with anytlng less than unanimous nomination MI "a
had spoken Of the peculiar friends OF one gentleman el'sg
up this meeting and using great activity; how did 'ha' al"
pear! ,,
been circulated during the day and passed from one part OF
The crowd 10 the other. Immense sensation vas created
,.,.hv among the Crane Bolts men, II telling SHOT
one which even the phaiaur for moment to wape
The leaders utterly dscaimcd having had any thing 10 90
with it, II harmless affair, said they ana coua OH!
have intended 10 lei the people kno" that MI e'a
would be before the meeting, just us Mr. Heath iiau o1e
proclaimed that morning in the Republican, Bu' 'hcre was
this great Mr. IL had been ANNOUNCED IN the proa
sh, Of day. while the worthy gcttcrs up OF This hando
seem 10 have proted by The teachings OF their lus'ou
leader Mr. Truman Smith whose secret circulars, INFORM
ing the people in certain quarter that their chance or o
fee depended the number Of Wings they would send 10
Congress- are we'll remembered But here is the hahdbi
WING MEETING TO NIGHT ,,...,o,,
air. n "a" i.i rm"sy Mirci H. at hal. pas, O'Clock
has been called nominate candidate to represent
tli4 ciy II he House . Delegates.
Among The nurerous banned for that Office
tie Trends JAMES CRANE -. ,,.;.. H.. D..
pg.ci. ic meeting r,inca Az ~" d'S"e az -"
a.,rioa a, H. yizjs cc,te, an rct has ee'l' az
ia" =" l. i Tr-"s ' '"g .S ''
The Kalics in Ibis hand-bi own. decided li-
preston made. The blow was felt The boitscfane
men attempted 10 rally but il was in vain 1t was even IN
tinacd thar Mr. August his friends might have mad PRINT
ed the hand bill as rse-dsguerre But it was perfectly
plain that hcncelorward Mat meeting was poweress Mr.
Crane nomination pressed Sundy speeches were made
Mr. James W. Fords tones ofdclance heard, and Mr.
c. r. Peakc persuasive inviting 10 Cancellation ana
harmony and portrayn. the bad consequences 10 the Nh.
cause discussions at the Metropolis. He was decidedy
Heath man. and thought the handb more calculated 10
defeat Mr. Crane than any thing that could have been done
Mr. Carrneton of tine Times length got IN. fiooi, AMI
moved adjournment 10 some future time, mat tue party
might unite on Mr. Heath 'to rebuke prescription winch
he ,hpuehr OF the utmost importance
This proposition opposed and voted down SAID tii
Crane. Bolts men, why delay action Is not this Us large
meeting a. can possibly be got, Nay is II not larger than
any CITY meeting Wings have ever had! III" meet
ine was open ALL and there very large attendance
Those who didn't come ddnt choose come II was i'ilf
fault SunIry other moons were made 10 adjourn ~
future ,v which all voted DOWN but al las, the more
rew knowing aud sagarious OF the R"'s.C men y
gan Ia see that nomination Of Mr. Crane by that meeting
would be decided injury the great Crane Bolts
They took the back track. Mr. T. j. Evans made the last
motion adjourn until Wednesday night next, which the
Ch1rman said carried. Others Of opinion that
the different upon strict count.
Pending the discussion vi the motions adjourn
10 n future day, Mr. l. 4. Goddn got the floor Some
of that gentlemen is necessary. He published some
time since card in the Richmond papers, in which he da
cssed with great ability, the question: whether citizen of
Richmond is constiuonaIy eligible delegate from the
comfy Of ienrico and hmscIla candidate mainly
with view Of testing that important question He also
touched on some other topics Of interest Mr. Chloe MAYO
of Bacon Quarter Branch recocctons, and his book
Mr. A. Gs friends blamed Of the printer for putting
the price the hook al S250000 when Mr.. q. doubtless
intended SIS 600 speak of book
costing s25O00O Mf l. \. G. complained the printer
S25O0000 The currency in which tho book paid for
says Mr. g., when interpreting this mysterious passage i'll
hi- card, NUT plies.
Mr. 4. G's path politician has been sewn with
flowers. Though Wing, running in Wing county, he has
had troubles One Dr. Richard ~ Hall has suffered himself
Ia spill! the party and be made candidate III opposition
tn Mr. |. A. g. But this Hall Butts business Hall
Bolts meeting held which nominated Mr. Hall, tn
| exponent OF the ial-Bos party in Hrnrico.
Mr.. l. 4. c. and the Doctor met On Union Hill few
evenings since A. learn from the report Of neigh
Jors of the Republican, they have exchanged
hard blows
Mr. /. A. q. Denounced Mr.. Bolts and the Hall Bolts
paliymainainod that Mr. b. utterly unfit morally aud
mentally, 10 represent the district.
The DR.. in reply spoke OF traitors.
Mr.. G. Do you 10 call me traitor!
The Dr. say that those who separated from
their party (neanin. thereby those who voted for Mr. Lee
wouldn't for Mr. Rotts) in the last Conyressiona
canvass were, politically traitors And so they had it,