Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
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1"Me Ric'mond Tronp and osher Toin,is,r can,'';
Of RicImond
Kermit ne. gentleman on behalf of thc pr;v,,eo Of ~,
'onclanG i.i5ht Dagoons ~ acannwe ile oycrowno
huspIiiiiy ai KIND attentions We received al your hands
not btcaus"ur gallant officers do not share or a,riG
gratitude Tor your Kindness for Lorr that they do but
st perhaps be considered Inappropriate in me 10 assam,
'n Ir ni spokesman 'r others, than tic an and file I,
which belong. " "
we w'ni amongst vou, raw anI inexperienced. and in.
e =" '" ''''"'S S'''rs ~ tle 'mprirc,ions n,epara
rH" ~" S''i 'Nsf"nre a troop, and tir dlficnllic.
"i speedy organization ol men scattered over ,,oe cnnn
1--WE were received w'th The cordial grasp of fri,n VII
rg TO make every aowanr" aud in our I'M
arn'Hns ana 'rins with each other in aret ting s with
n generous hospitality o brothers We thank you ocp
linen, for your noble welcome it is irdelbIy rnnr,ysn
our hearts, and be assured that when shall again meet
IN lhr Joyous reunion OF holiday parade in the field
aciire service onr booms shall ever thob with or,.
coc;!ons ol The nineteenth of October eighteen hundred
nd fifty. A PRly,rr or r,r q + ~,
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e. |l'y papers requested to copy.
'ests drunk At Me "Lnion Ftsiirar in Ierin.lon K,n.
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& Henry s. FoorE of Mississippi THE ardent advocoe
Southern Rghtstle defender of Su;hcrn In
ru'lons.hs heart is still large enough embrace The
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/ &. DASIE. ). DckIxsns nf New York GeorI.o
ibn, who looks 10 the Constitution reason, not
sssion, Tor his gnde.
r. LEWIS CA-s1rammelled by legislative instructions,
Inc upon the floor of tho Senate fcered giant but
koepng his eye with patriots courage upon the eternal
principles of Justice and the Constitution and armng him.
self with Truth and Reason he dissolved the fpters that
bound him To section and gave himself 10 his country
:. ilESRy CLAY-kenlucky, with one heart and one
voice places Henry Clay where during the late session Of
Congress- he had placed HIMSELF high above The platform Of
nrr, and on this loy emncnce she proudly presents him
or the admiration OF the present and coming ages This
PRICELESS honor Is the gift not Of party but of his country
or his spsiirrlne elolirnce his lofty patriotism and co
lgc defence of beloved Union the last hope of free
Tom and OF mankind Nobly has hc The honor-lung
nay he wear it.
a number Of letters read from invited guests bat
W have room only fol a few extracts
Extract Of a i,ffrr iront Genfral Cass:
We have passed through fearful crisis indeed are ye
Missing through it, for clements Of trouble in ope
arion, both in the North and in the South which ii
wisely dealt with by man. and nerculIy overrucd by Pro-
idence, yet rcnd asner this contrdcrlcy leaving ts
fragments tell where bur all can tell that they
will be memorable proofs in after times, similar
pies vi national folly have becn in times that preceded us
how easily human blessings the highest indeed after the
igon of God, sacrificed human passions well by
communities a. by individuals. While rejoicing with you
and with every love. Of his country East West, North and
South that thus far safe permit remark that
business with The present and The future and not with
the past; with the past only far dcdnce from
II useful lessons of experience. We only hope Ia heal
internal dSscnSons by words OF kindness and concla
on By determination adhere 10 the provisions
and the objects OF hs Constitution that law which
high enough for any American citizen in The regulation
his civil and religious duties and by spirit Of mutual
egari ready 10 concedc well as 10 Demand when sec
ionai questions arise with common umpire but The pa
Otilm oi the country Fortunately, Ill The recent ADJUST
nenr triumph has been aained pride Of character
been wouned and this is true cause o rejoicing IA
he adjustment itself And whenever come together, To
Interchange congratulations upon the result II We do 80 in
ha enlarged spirit Of PATRIOTISM which looks to each as
;ell a. all thanking the God of fathers, and our own
fod that country one people, one govern
nenI, look for" ard, with The blessing Of Pro"i-
encc 4 glorious career, than any recorded IN lhe
tng annil. Of history.
+ Eriral ofa leHfr from GensrR foo's
have been for past absent from the State oil
hip m,
ents are now in progress within her limits for The speedy
unreraction of which consider myself bound 10 do all in
nower and under circumstances which seem Ia ahn no
any nsani's delay IL has been my wish, tor several
ars 10 visit hr interior of Your Noble STATE and 10 be-
better acquainted with her institutions er people, and
p eminent public men; and confess That there is some
- np particularly attractive in the festive scene to which
ave been 81 graciousy summoned ave Witnessed with
mingled delight and admiration those patriotic eSerons
which you about 10 do special and deserved honor:
saned with pleased ears and win orerhn"ing neatl
every word OF those majestic harangncs oi which yoi
ave nerchanre only cold and meagre repor; in the
ubc ptnts have beheld Mr. Clay nniring eiorls by
light and bv day. in public debate and in private conference
save institutions from msnaced rnn and our people
nrom The horrors of intestine war.
The committee on Printing reported yesterday The work
oyen TO Mr. William Galley as being The lowest bidder
h the following rates i IS cts per OOO ems 50 cents
npcr token and Us for rule and figure work. and s'u pei
,ream for paper (medium slze.)
We'll lay n small wager that the contractor VIII ne q
brken man. when the Convention aiorns else Inc wok
won be iii be Paper IN print common handoS of
can scarcely be had that price, and he will have ~ pay 81
cents lcr 900 his Journcymen he gets those w
know enough Of printing do the work The coa {" rra
ing proof and "mposng forms more tan swallows me re-
ainder We don't know Mr. e. from side o sole leather
bu ne has made mighty bad bargain Il Petersburg NrrS
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