Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-17
COMING; OVER. AND GAZING IN.


here and throughout the State?
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COMING OVER, AND GAZING in.
The satellites of Bolts making the most desperate ct-
forts retrieve his fallen fortunes by resort 10 every e
ces of persuason ntimdalion boas,ing and bravado-
Hopng to catch that nconsderabe floating Vote when
seeks only TO follow the lead OF the majority they have Set
themselves hard 10 work during past week. nuac-
ure euu sas,a by creating the most false and erroneous
impress Bolts prospects 10 the country oy ooas
ing pretended changes from the Democratic 10 he wing
side and BY representing ha all the disconnected ana aS
c,ed Of his party have sacrificed their preudces murlHurs
and diseont.nts a. the altar of-Botts As the election ap
nroaches and their chances grow desperate you hear
from them every corner the question IS decided
are giving up"Botts election is settled-and Similar
speeches Any Democrat upon whom such tricks could
have the smallest effect would show himself the most gull
BILE of mor,als-mure easily dupcd than child
But they are coming over are geung "eh
all back'-'.there Grand Rally at the African
Church last night and Mr. a, B, and c. made speech
cs giving in their adhesion, and renounclns their
opposirun to the candidate of their party-so said the
Wings Wednesday morning. with glowing faces and apparent
cheerun.ss but you watched them more Closely you
observed dgety uneasness indicative oil consciousness
ia their minds of The untruth OF what hey saa ende
ng it necessary f them TO tell you the same thng rery o.
ten But il was not all untrue for there have been, IA we
shall presently proceed show of the most exao
binary well amusing cavings-n that ever occur
led in annals Of party At the same time there " farS;
and hghy respectable portion Of their party both in town
and country who will not vote for Bolts and upon wnon
not all thrir battery all their gross appeals 10 personal
interests and hopes Of political promotion have made the
smallest IMPRESSION They for Bolts, aud can't be
made to vote for Bolts This kmon-und they kloT L.
For The truth Of the statement pledge ourselves and We
tell our friends the country, give yourselves no concern
about the disconnected Wings but all that will be necessary
will you 70 be 10 bring our orn men 10 me PotS
Bring al the Democrats Ou: let every man oil Them De al MS
post and tie day will be won certainly as the sun VIII SHINE
when it comes The Bolts know this I've will not call
them Wings for they sui genert party Of thclr o"h
and thai of their Inconsistencies oi their secret
apprchensons their midnight consuitaons ther uhprccr
denied cxerons in manufacturing votes and In ansucRhs
the whole limits of Buchcrtown and Sceamersvie and the
purleus of this city. Why all this endless Dragging and
flourish of trumpcts ii they feel of victory! Men
who are calmly confident Of apt to keep qalet
it only the noisy and clustering the hdsetty and nervous
vino give evidence Of real apprehension They remind US OF
the LILLE boy the dark who shouted TO keep from being
scared
But 10 como to the wonders OF Tuesday night at the
African Church where Bolts achieved his greatest glory
We were not there but the Bolts nation
out in full and imposing numbers Tho Tail spread IT.
sell all It's glory. Some al the rechsanl hau oeeh
tempted out bv the notification TINT the meeting called
20 ratiiy the Charlottesville nominations There stood ta
solid phalanx of five hundred Bolts men, good and uc
which had controlled the Wing party OF this district for ten
yeas past by simply acting in concert all occasions and
pursuinr the policy rue ruin There they stood,
aabe and forgvng and ready 10 bury the haFchet as they
always nre-on The of an election.
In another part of that spacious room was to DC seen
gentleman OF distinguished reputation-or amubity and
potrer Of endurance the chosen instrument oil the dis
affected defeat their great leader and the chief rebel OIL ta
band which had brought ruin and destruction to his pros
poets There stood the erater, the bonvlvant and inc
poet who had been chosen by the disseminated wings
1919 to defeat that hateful organization, known as the Bolts
party and who had with Joy and acry accepted the post
He had exposed the sins Of Bolts every stump He had
shown that Bos had done than any other man 10 in
lure and destroy the Wings He had incurred the everas
ing and implacabe cnmity of that Bolts hrong SO hate
fol was he ros for him was to commit the I'M
pardonabc SIM But hate and angry passion had given place
TO fear and apprehension Never tho fortunes OF Bolts
50 low an ebb There had been desercrs eren from The
pial,nr and body-guard of Bolts. What glorious
opportunity for obtaining absolution and forgiveness
Ii might again The friendship the enthusiast
tic pauds perhaps the rotes of that crowd might be Sc
cured forever The temptation was too great Tor human ma
ture TO Withstand, and wonder OF wonders
Mr. CHARLES CARTER LEE
came forward amid hundcrs OF applause and announced his
intention 10 vote for
MIR JOHN MINOR Bolts.
True he had dislikcd Bolts pctcan-had thought
him rash unwse mpruden and unsafe md such man as
would unless discarded bring ruin and destruction the
great Wing party and therefore he had consented to divide
and distract the Wing party by running against him. But then
the memory Of the wrongs received from those who had first
erected leader and then bascy betrayed and dese
oFn jipun
and lastly the terrific of the stawart form his .ho
tic onponen standing over him with angry looks and up
ci arm with the onnctaii in hand much for
poor human nature bear The ditch rery Deep the wall
rery high bu, mighty was the power of Bolts! So Mr..
Chls Carter Leo made grand cap nearly cleared them
both scrambled up the other side received
with open arms By the phaaDx. OF the renennn
though greatest Of sinners and borne in triumph through
the crowd I'VE have not heard whether he called
ecite "Choe Mayos speech at Bacon Quarter Branch
n"t)
We end Of this wonderful someract. It
is shameful h, people arM mpuc the selfish motives
to our tcs; actions. There malicious people in
the crowd who whispered about thar Mr. Lee raaicd 10 run
for The Scn:!e.
After Mr. Lee had thus gracefully kissed the rod which had
scourGed him. Of The minor lights Of WhisGey who
had likewise been under the dsh forward and inflated
hi, example
The Bous men have been making mighty parade over
these "chanacsm They prove nothing They only confirm
in an opinion which We have long entertained that you
calculate Of certainty you place of
confidence C the great majority Of those who aspire be
politicians ana leaders 10 &c; the losv=s and fishes, Blu,
let the Bo show those among the uncDruptcd
masses who have iorswon Bolts, and they will find be-
yond their power and eeconeering skill "whp them in"
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FAlRFIEL Id RACES.
THIRD DAY. Oct l6.-Proprietors' Purse, S200two mile
horses started for the puscand the result was
rs follows:
Jas. Talleys oh m. Lady Fairfield, i ycnrs DID,
by Herald dam Betsy White, Il /
c. * n. Green's Tom Walker, by Boston,
dam Priam, years old, q
John Becher's Achmct by Prophet dam
Priam years old, distanced
TINE LIST heat, 3. 54--2ni heat. S.55
DISCUSSION IN CHESTERFIELD.
Mess!s CAsK1E and Boris will address the voters of
Chesterfield GRAVES in Chesterfield County, Satur-
day