Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-03
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. -. M.u.. aud the "A'n's"e '"nu,"'.'' i''' ~.
Hrhs ~, II. Ahig must haze been startled from
81 !.s" ''' ;, "a NJ Bolts election to Congress, oy
n a''' :; n. African Church on Mohiay night :
81 eH'''' insas, crowd we have ever seen IN lsich-
n < s'''-- ,,,, hear the discussion between MesSrs
Or -. N; CasSie having opened 'he alScuS'
''N'' "' . u.. but Ignt that Mr. Bots should com
81 2 j" ','' r,s h"e! however, made perhnaci"us ef
u ta''' , ,.,y c second time-out finally &c.
q -, e,r.ct 10 JYen the debate. halt hour
III y,s,.d ani II was O'CLOCK when Mr
i "a. stand: lie spoke until neatly ~ and MI
I . f, unii 4 quarter before mdnisnt we snail not
II N, exciting and most interesting scene. MI
II ,b hold a:.d arrogant in his manner seemed 10 aoo'
III involved himself in several giarlns lncohSis'eh
II i was the true policy o the government 10 'ay
II ,e,,s ON every article that could be produced In
III '.,-ys, he Gwet much on the Importance Oh open
n JAMES iivcr tor the benefit OF foreign COM
VI Caske's admirable rctort was received with
, # ,nn!au.e G. when he asked OF what use would
I ,,.,inc oi the river, when his opponent was
-,,.5;.;rg al imports, and when, without imports
1 ,t have no exports7 Though Mr.. g. predicted 'ha'
o, ,ari; ,rogid ruin the country, he still aVowea
,,ion 10 changing the present tariff, as he wished
"A well a Wings TO be made sensible by their SUI
If The necessity of protective Iarlti-and no de-
,.s, away from the Democrats all occasion oil ma
=. rol;,cal capital, by the apparent consequences
A change OF the Tariff! Such patriotisni-lhe So
sa Of the country for party chect-Mr CasSie,
:, .sliuIy and effectively showed up in lis true
4,,. Mr Bolts whole speech abounded IN the
49,, o,,us consolidation doctrines, and would make the
,al Governments most oppressive tyranny-for he bold
ca.s in favor of shooting down all OF his ielo~-cii'
wao should under any crcumstanceS-eren at the conf
,r OF sovereign Sate-resist any law OF the Federai
Grs:amcnt
The reply OF Mr. Caskie though he evidently aoored ua-
.!nIsosilion, mastery AMI triumphant he ooa'Y
vev issue raised by his opponent and exposed the many
POINTS advanced by Mr. Bottle Hc turned The iauen on
" Bots who severely chaed and dsgrunted oy me
;.t.on and finally lost his tcmper-the sFest PROOF OF MS
cone off second best This is the opinion oil ooh par
m a. shown by the warE and spontaneous applause SNOW"
m upon the numerous successful hits OF the snl man
4 size but great in iatelect and moral force MI
s5ns has abandoned the old Whi5 name and issues,
=: ssesS 20 leap into Congress in new disguise Inc
sue .n fairly narrowed down TO Caskic or Botsand
:! claaJ doubt that this intelligent district viii wisely
nser 10 TIE former The high responsibility OF representing
.eir interests The meeting on Monday nigh! SHOWS tha
ec are hunLtcds Of anti Bolts Wings who will not DC whp
a;o his support In few days we shall publish the oc-
s fu-and then readers willugrec with Us that MI
s2 achieved signal victory. The best proof OF the tell
!, nature Of his speech is that the crowd listened 10 him
M earnest attention until the late hour Of mdnght-a rare
tcar!encc in this city.
l. proper that that the report OF Mr. Caske's
sa. Hanover not in the slightest degree correct
~ hm-whie M-. Bottss examined by the speaker
,:,-s oubcoa By accident moreover the conclusive re-
Ii NJ CasSie and the closing reply of Mr. Bolts on that
c:aon yycre omitted We hope yet TO supply them; and
hen Mr. Buss case in Hanover will be shown TO be much
as developed be by the report OF the two
:s speeches.
The discussion will continue Friday night at the Air!-
n church Mr. Bolts all satisfied with the ap-
!ance d: things Monday night and threatened and pre-
!:..G TIM, he would DO wonders on Friday ngh;