Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

They will have 90 with Nr. Cobb into National De-
mocatic Convention, and help To nominate Mr. HIchulh
or some other good and rcnbe Democrat for President ne
Washington Union the inmation that Acsss Cobb
and Foole will not hereafter with The Democratic party,
or come into Contention m he National Democracy 10 Sc
icct candidates for The Predtacy Vcs PrcSidney as
chlmerlca ana ndds that iii The Wings the South waE'
Il new namc let them take it, The fact IT, They not only
and are almost ready Tor another Ii that other name si'u
be that of Democrat will it be "bi,er p some o
The old Mhlgs? Only think of such men ns General
and Colonel --, and Squire -, and the Whole posse
: hurIalllns for Buchanan md Democracy
All the Whg press Of 1he State however have not yc'
received the new cue-the trick Of deception and hun
buegery The Danvle Register for instance, still rings
changes upon The old cry of "dsunion." II bewais most
pteonsy the Wing defeat in Virginia which, l. says has
sent out voice that twill bid South Carolina proclaim ''t
secession is her best and w:cs, policy II mournluy de-
cares itself foEced TO the unhappy conclusion that through
the representatives Of Virginia. in the Congress- er
nuenre will be thrown in favor of South Carolina and that
'Htis being SO" q absurd proposony Virginia "is 10
the full extent OF her political influence responsible for lie
wild schemes which that Sate may hereafter urge The
Register is grten-it has not yet received its orders
from headquarters. 1t is not yet satisfied that Inc
. Union hunbus game is abandoned by its party,
stae flat and unproitabic; people Of Virginia
hus umphan,y vndcacd the Democracy OF Virginia from
the false charge OF "disunon" that hnt cock won't fgi
Uy somerset, tle WhoIt
~ 10 be reversed and the Democrats instead OF being
held up ultra Southern party TO be hunted Gown
loo little devoted Southern rights We whipped the
Wings badly in their "Union" dis.u:se shall thrash
them still in their attered, -!ln2 ridiculous garo
NJ the peculiar supporters Of Southern Rights The people
oi Virginia have some sense, some honesty however INC
Whig party may regard them fit tools 10 play upon-
Their eyes will be Still further opened this new Wig In
suit upon their intelligence and pa,riosmand the Nhs
tcssters, if satisfied now will trugicly whine
out "enoush," after the December election.
Of piece with this desperate expeden is the unied at
tack of the metropolitan Whg press upon Col Johnson who
voted for the Oregon bill This charge with most
beautiful consistency and justice from The Wing press rccs-
ing they with The jealous support OF Mr. Bots who
not only justified the constuonay Of the WiImo Provi-
So bu. declared that had lie been Northern man he should
have voted for applying n territory, whether above or
below the Missouri line Cul Johnson actua!ed ~
actly the motives President Polk wh" signed The
biand This will be his sufficient defence with the people
of Virginia. against the assaults Of Mr. Bots fugeuea and
suppor!ers The Whig press the co!!.st Kind Of
rail-voers to be caught by such wrctchei ta
Cn. P. Walker of Appom,ltox has been nominated ns
The Why candidate in the >enl'oal District Of A9Pon'tx
and Campbell. The Coonr is Wh;- auL gal,nt
leIl,w. Success ~ him. Eedtord Sentinel.
Col W. vas, we hear Of The five solitary in!iriEa
Buckingham! Wtu HOltd john Quincy IL
Democracy do their whole duty. Sc cannot doubt that they
will lei him remain home and will send 10 The Senate M
VI Deamon, who has been consistent md firm Democrat
The Wings OF the Amherst Senatorial District have nom
mated Frederick NJ Camr5 Of Nelson and the Democrats
Dr. James Powell DR. P is deserved!y popular; and al
though District is close look confidently !o his
Amherst did notify in the Congressional canvass let
her do better and lei The Democracy OF Nel'on and
Buckingham DO aroused 10 nGw cAcl,ons.
John Thompson Jr. the late Senator who has JUS, been
elected, has Withdrawn from the for D: :cei5cr.
correspondent Of The Union speaks highly of Mr S;c
vcnsons address Harrisburg the leading feature Of which
was OF large and liberal estimate the value OF
cuture nation and the necessity Of fostering by
every the road na.oa1l strength and great
ness connected with which the orator inGul.cd for mo-
in stirring uloson TO The value OF our great AMI so-
ous Union and the necessity OF preserving itsho"ing
him be ihorou-' Union aud ardent patriot II
happened that the chair in front o. which he stood vas
he Identical chair occcpiel BY Joha Hancock al the tin tho
Declaration Of Independence vas sgncd-ln inciict 10
which the speaker referred in and in cacu!sica
find s way to The hearts al al who heard h!n and il
was easy that he himself under emotion. Such
incident no. lost upon the audience On the c.na
tary it produced sensible effect, ami proceeding om
distinguished son 0: Virginia. time like this be;,rs
means the least interesting feature of the day On c,ncu
ding he warmly greeted only by the governor, bat
by numbe. of other distinguished gentlemen present: who
all appeared much gratifcd
APPROPRIATE SENTIMENTS.
In closing the worlds exhibition, Prince A!be', made
address which concluded with The following elegant and a
mirable sentiments enumerated with much emphasis and
forces
all those materially
aided in their respective character! ourofs associates
foreign and local commissioners, menbe:s and secretaries OF
nca and sectional committees members OF the Society ol
Arts and cXhbiters refrain from Tcnarkins with
heartfelt pleasure The singular harmony which has prevailed
among the eminent men representing SO many national IN
harmony which cannot end with the which
produced it, Let receive it aspicious for the
future; and while return our humble nnd hearty thanks
10 Almighty God for the blessing HI has vouchsne To our
abots ali earnestly pray that that Divine Providence
xicn bengnany watched and shielded this IL
straon Of Natures productions conceived by human
teect nd fashioned BY human skill may still protect and
may grant that this interchange o knowledge resulting
from the meeting Of enlightened people in friendly rivalry
NAV DC Dispersed far and wide distant lands and Gs
by showing mutual dependence upon each oeT, he
happy Of promoting unity among nations and peace
and good among the various races o mankind"
The Mar,insburg Republican that james E.
Stewart Of Morgan, member Of the late Reform Conven
ton has accented desirable appointment in the Indian De-
oartment nj Washington. That paper knows 'no one
more capable Of discha eing with ability All fidelity the dl
ties that will dcvove upon him, than the gentleman to
whom this appointment has been oticled."
EMIGRATION.
The Union reports the number of emigran,s who arrived
at New York during the month o! September 336S6-en-
ceedng By 372 The number that arrived ia the preceding
month As is always the case, Ireland Germany fur
nissei the largest number viz 9S5 from Ireland
TO- PSI from Germany, $50 from England O6i from Scot
lard 500 from France 675 from HoIan GIG from Sweden
and Norway 3g7 from Switzerland, AMI smaller numbers
from various other places.
To give its readers idea OF the grea, OF emil
grafton the Union has collected the following table from The
most reliable documents:
1870 14gt9;lst1 lG6ll0
1873, 45,3Si lSiS, l9!.9
81 ul3 1gJ