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MARINE JOURNAL.
2oRT or NETWORK. DECEMBER 20



Steamships-RosnOs., Parrish, Richmond. &c, Deem X
Thornton, kenneteck, Seymour. Phlladel phIa NJ San
ford southsTneT Dickinson Charleston SDOf rd Tiles
TOD \ Co, Florida, l. on Savannah, 5 L. Mitchell
Shlps-JOhn Harvest Leayensaller, New Orleans, Mes
nj Son Fairfield Losetasd ChaTiesto Geo BnlSv
John Ley, Cushing, New-Orleans. Laid Church /;
Reliance, L0tnrop Bos On, Dunhsm DImon; Geo Tur-
ner, Prince, Apalach cola, Perkins DeaDo; Cls0ns,
Barter, Boidesux, X. ". rrundy James Wright, Clark
Mobile, J. Elgell; Charles CroOker, Duncan. New
Orleans, ". Elwsll; Norman, Mott, Fredericksburg,
Mott Beden.
Balks-Lswellyn, Sherman St Marks Coe Anderson &
Co Joseph, Sssvey aehIcola Eagle Harrard Ehzs
lHam.l rrautman. Hambufg ". Won Sent & Co; JANE.
Hall, James, Arecbo Escouaza * Co; Gen. Greene,
Hammer, Charleston X. Caldwell i Co Hudson. Beman
NOrfoE master lnfAnta, tBr) Griffith St. Johns, N B.,
BTg-Abrasia. Lloyd. Rio Grande H K Corning
schoOners-PeeTless. BIJ Daniels Albert N j. Hun
ter Co; Saunders, Hartman WilmlngtO II ID. Brook
man Adele. Ackley Wilmington, master, L. p. Smith,
stsie. Wilmington, DolIer Potter; Henuco futile
chmOnd { r. Plsrson Columbia, WnslON. Norfolk,
sturges Cearmsn Go Cicero Speed, BlltimOre John
son Sowder Mary II. LefHln Collins. Philadelphia Ja,
Mckee Belmont, Br Frlze, ST. John, n. b, s A.
Bloomfield
sloop,-Esses. Cummings, Fall River; T B. Hawkins,
jones. Providence
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R0ARD.-Rooms large and small, fur
~ Ashsd and unbranded, 70 let with Beard Inquire
a W'slsy-ylass, Nc ~, kslssrgst, Gasa.
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Passenger. Sailed

IN stednsip Ardt,SJor TIsrpooI-Mr. and Mrs. : cut-
Rev Ean I'd Ross.oo, o New yoSs OIL Lss ca
SEM. Durare Gondin, sec'y Of Braziin Less,.on;
Washington LOUIS JaIet'sy; william Lindsay. u "a
ueal J. IL Deming, New foS C. Ba)cf- ~
New.York wm. Denton. DO, Alexander Was,1. Ne =
Orleans smith; Wyoming G.. p Moys H'gr'r,
Martin, DO ; Ralph Iyey, do wrlsm Pllew anil ~,
do q Gilmore, do; J + Hiltman, New Yors . II.
shsehan, do $. Arns,ein, do; John Renssn, New
York Bearer Of Dispa The Hague and St Peters
Ysrk; c TompsG, aud child St LoSi. F. Msrie. Cal
se6ie:inssf, canada; + De YzaasS, ca>a Mr. and
In steamship ScStserrer, tor Cauresto.-Mrs Hunter
ard family, Mr.. GouraIa Mr. l. Gousl MT' sioostoo,
,TC Misses sn stockton Mr. Ls.d Mr. t + ;
sif David Holt, Mrs D.. Holt, Mr.. Archer. Dir. j. S.
Msacher. Mr.. T Milton Mr. Th1s wsch, Mr.. VIM
Lannsn bIr. a. SSeersy. Marquis and Marqus,a
De yinslba and servant olaey COlver, Fowler
Mrs Bliss. ai M.: Bliss. nsi o@r CIV H io% nl
Gree Mrs J I. Gree. Miss { NJ Levy. o; Norris,
Mary Smith, Jas Norton Geo. SaBdborn. Chss Leonard
Ponce de Leon, Mr. Psrodi, Ms. Come, Mrs Lsy,sca,
denas Pedro Pedroso Miss Archer-and SO in steerase
Sq hSds Jg or F ps aa k sos cd W
Johnson aud daughter, Thomas Fenner. James raytsr
Doct MeMuTdy, j B. Dash. MIss Emo, Mss Frisby Mrs
Ricder. James Philfon. Charles Shaw. W +: SaLson.
Leonard Horace Lee, y Reilly Mr: michel, Mss w
Mitchell b. N Leonard Jos T. Mitchell, Joseph Hus-
SON DR.. StewsrdsOn, J G. Bafey. Miss II. Van valSn-
burgh, J shefer, VIM. Perkins Chas Hlllsoarsh, e.
A pTindlc, Miss Brown, W. w. Gordon Mss Perkins,
Mrs Browning and child Angus Prentice, Geo Pugh
8. " Sickles. Mrs c. Rhodes and son. Mss Haze L.
Hopkins, VIM. Allen. Geo A Buck, Benjamin h. Dense,
John Sir Ciair Lady, Sch0oler, Edward Allng Geo
II DeRnis L. c. Ps,s, L. Hughson. Leonard Lee, r H.
Gibson md servant. l. A Eess, Nj Dltcheu, j. Bee,s
d Thompson. DR.. j. ". Benson. Daniel Ashford, T. W.
CapTon. MTs Locke, III. Douglass, 81 steeIAss,
IN SteGSstp Roanoke for Richmond Norfolk and Pefers-
burg DAVID Wright, James AVERY, Thomas Back,
Denton, VIM Clark James NJ Burns z. Award, Joseph
Mason. I T. skinner. Mrs. skinner, Mss l. A Long
Miss Long. l.. X. Long. C. A. watkins. c t. Gnit h,
Jno Hardcastle Mrs ZabrisNe and child A. Peterson
II Atwood. Rev. J. c. Fletcher, lady, servant aai
infaLt. Mr. Mead, MISS II y. Dodge Miss Julia lnand
J. p ReddnF and lady, Mrs b Stacey. Miss Ellen A.
h.
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ROARD-Wanted in Brooklyn, in a plea
- san. location. for a Gentleman and Lady. Address
r. H., II this Office dl9 as
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Varies ~ the i0Tst mart -
~ he sftg Paisr ar Pc ron iOs u tlc..f...p -,
Dis VIE fu beard igr ID, LAZY oRiy ASdp-s' ~ So
9.S Pes. Cfscs. sro a.
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DIANO-FORTES.-V. r. hARRl-
sals a mlsnsid sssorneaf Of Rosewood PIANOS Of q
.ad 1--WE With the lntest improvement DIV In
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ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife,
- and one or two single gentlemen, eau be scconno-
eaisj with pleasant rooms ana board full part a, No
ia Bank.st d12 3ts
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ROOM.-Single room and fireplace,
u 4 fell Board a. ed o. two Genilsm.a Issa.,e H.
abb G'and'st: Terms - yer week each. Ailrs "A .
" n AZ this Office aas ~,
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Boarding..

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
~ ortwo three single Men can be Accommodated
WITH BsLd IN apnvsis family. No % Woostsrst Ref
erences exchanged. die ne
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ROUM-TO Lei, t. one or two gen,ls-
men. at No 80 CHe1rd-st Brook "a pie .a.t N
story back room with Sreasfas Snd Tea and D,aasrs -
sabbath Also enc small TeJn. keleresoss reausr.,
c2o NSNzM'
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FRENCH GENTLEMAN, Just ar

arrived from France desires fad private Amer
lean family where he may have Board and an cpoortq
Any OF leaning me EnSl8h Ian zusge word through
The Pest-O Once, will receive immediate attention., at
BOURBON GATUREL's, No. 200 Pearl-st. dc IL
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DRACELET.--Lo 10 or near the
ID OpsrS House, CHAIN BRACELET, with Hose.
bud Loeb st attached reward viii % pad % us hhao
on lsavins Msssrs Tiffany, Youag Eihs, eerssr
Broadway and Chambers-t GA ~
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n . asd = Gsu'sr.aa sBd N, " iu ala . yoanr Id
can be accommodated VIA yleasGa Rsssss aaA See,
Boani. Apply ~ No 7l,slss cor. Graaf da ~
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DE Let with Beard, pleasant
Room and Pantry. the second door ia sishsd or
unfurnlshej, suitable for giaemsn and sfe % two
nr gle gentlemen. with full partial BOA and the use ~
the bath Also. small Room Apply az No 1et NJ acne
a between Amiy and 9TH st. dl2 AT&E'
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kOARD.-A few single gentlemen -srt
- be accommodated with p easaat Rooms na roaJ
hot cold and shower baths al No IS sscead-st Rroai
way stages pass tae door. 40 Tvs
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AbNAtSlgN HOUSE, NJ 20 GresnwsA-ss ~ fu.
BERT Gentlemen with angle beds aud aght a,s IONS
50 50 awetk day boaIders - week - eats
u day Baths gfafs aN tn
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ROAkD-W TED, by Lady, for
y self child and ssrvari 10 or near r. aissy.t
GTatd-st. Rsfa eaces exchanged. Address fsr q
DAYS, ss,isg location I'D isru.s. l.. T. L. silAs sG
dsl 5fs
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LvUKNISHED ROOMs-W,thout

n Boa a, az No. lt2 Chsnihcts-st. Tho hcase Is hra
class Ia an sgihle location. pied small
private FAMILY The rooms pleasant aaa weil fur
nnL,d dN ims
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u Board L aides and Gentlemen desiring sssteel
re'deuos, agreeable secretly. snd comfortable home. on
moderate terms. may .IaAo ca OF rooni' nsih
stthe newly opened lnyenieat Assse with
ali modern Improvements. No ~ EShst, 81 Broad
di93s'
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TH V4f ~ IL Il 'IttFtItUINU anu MS W Ut
- or two or three single gentlemen with satisfactory
feffNce. can De accommodates ~ hands1as prnxl ~
bsok parior With bedroom ac1sns the hrst sssr iii
fuu OF pairI Beard, private Ia 1Ily AZ No Charlie
81 warren place. Also ana ft1ri the second sf0gy
suitable for single gentle Modern bak beess wgh
gas, CI0toa water bath room, &c alags
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ROAkD.-A Gontlcaan can sbtN /,
- SUITE OF furBs. ed fropt l"n> ID dooE 81 s.0ns
house iS'h near h-ay Win breakfast AMI tea in
private family where thre boardsGs or ehldres.
Address CHAs. ELY. through he II Office 7his
a gsej opportunity toT geat wishing superDs ac-
cations and quiet hOne On w.
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ROARD.-A Geuteman and kis Wife
can be accommodated with b srd ia q pnrae fspil,
VI pleasant font room on The thd aeof. panffy
attached AZ NJ. o75 G. esnsich st.. sne ds<y esl,v
ChIHtOpher-st. Refersnccs exchanged ai9 tws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
SURRENDER AT YORKTOWN.

Thoanniyersary Of this glorious day. in The history of Viz
gina and the confederacy celebrated with great spirit
by martial display OF the Regiment OF Volunteers; com
mandcd by Col Gwynn assisted BY Major August Paynas
ter VIM ATunf1rd and AdutauI Walker Harrison. The
brilliant line formed of the Richmond Dragons Capt.
j. ~ Sheppard; Chesterfield Dragons Capt. Ball Artillery
Capt. Nimmo; Eagle Infantry Capt. Danforh; Blues,
Capt W. Y. Sheppard; Montgomery Guards Capt Moore
Young Guard Capt. Richardson's Caledonia Guards, Capt
j. X Caskic; and German feagers, Capt. Bodekcr In
marching through city, the volunteers joined by the
Public Guard, Captain Dimmoek.
The Chesterfield Dragons were out in large numbers and
fine appearance They celebrated the day by animated
dinner the Farmers Hotel in Mancheser-a polite invi
taon which compelled by engagements to DECLINE
The day delicious and the S;ars and Stripes oaed
proudly on the Capitol the Virginia Washington Monument,
&C. Al The latter place witnessed very int ere5ting
ceremony viz the elevation 10 its proper place. one OF tho
OF the base Of tho first of the sx cir
cula pedestas which hold the lower Statues II was
beautiful block OF granite admirably chsclled and weigh
ing about When it brought from the quar-
ry the Capitol Square, 1t weighed about Is tons. The
raising of this huge easily and successfully effect
ed by Of block and Tackles supported by huge der
rick, ships mast These pedesals, when all erected will
set oif the Monument beautifully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT THE CITY HALL.
The Democratic Association Of Richmond will the
City Hall Wednesday evening, Tho 22nd instant ialG
past o'clock Democrats the ,ime for action has come
Let every be at his post night and 70 for
ward and enroll his amember OF the Association
and consul. and cooperate with each other the best
means of eiiecug signal triumph Ct democratic principles
on Thursday This will DO last meeting before the
election audit behooves every Democrat buckle on his
NOR and prepared do his duty his whole duty Several
interesting and eloquent addresses may expected Come
them Democrats the meeting to-ngh come one come ali
10 the meeting Wednesday night TO the feas, of rea
son and the flow of soul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
GEoRGE ~. suMMERs. A DlsUN1oNIsT.

According to Wing logic, their candidate for Governor ls
mar;testy disunonsl. A must be willing they ar
que not only acquesee in the compromise measures Tor
the sake of peace Objectionable nc may have con-
sdeed them their passage but he must approve men,
else he il, dsunionist. Apply this rule to Sr Summers
Here il wha, he saya his letter Of acceptance OF The Cha
Io,,rsyile nomination for Governor:
e compromise Of the last Congress were mot
all accuptaJ taking them in combination anu
ding them together final adjustment OF the quesuons
which they embrace should be opposed 10 any atIetnP ~
dis turb them now hereafter. The union OF inc 'a'e'
is quite too the public peace and the puoic nap
pncss to have endangered by undoing that settlement.
Mr. Summers il perceived does not approve all the Co"
promise neutrality-suspicious. does MIR. Caskie MI Summers
now agains, disturbing the and denounces those wac
would agitute or secede
buyc not been able 10 perceive anything in the measures
,nd thai 10 cal Justify determined hostility when mas
been manifested BY portion u the southern people, or
ca excuse their threats and attempts to dissolve Inc Cnh
Now compare with what Mr.. Caskie said in his Hanover
7oeech ~ sec no for its lie the Compromise
bance acqucsce in it fully and entirely acqulesce IN II
chiefly and mainly because OF my love of this Union Again
ON another OCCASION he speaks Of e mad and rrong PROJECT
Of South Carolina Secession What then Is the practical
difference between his position and that Of Mr. Summers
If onc is Disunonst of his position on the
Cornromise the n must the other be also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

Nlcssrs Ehorg'rhc attention Of the voters ot ,nto
ana u! ianovur, is called 10 John r. parnh o the coun
~ Of Henrco, the proper person represent these rOaa
ties composing the seventh Senatorial district BY the nc"
pounmen in the first Genera. Assembly, under the ne"
constitution. Mr.. Parkh is farmer, aud native J h
county where he - respected Tor his general IneIi
gencc and many social virtues Having displayed tnirns -
good dcolte at rne University o: Virginia OF which no
b institution he il graduate and being stauGch woa
ing Democrat will fEd hin the right BRING %"
the iuIl strength Of the Democracy
Nj. Parxhiis early ~ this call is asked as WIKI
his and the prompt action Of his friends lie mo-
cratic triumph il certa.r MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
r,NsCRUpULOUS BOTTSISM.

vigilance" in Yesterdays Whig charges that John s.
- a. isiy
horzcd to state that this charge is utterly false Mr.. Cas-
ke has been consistent advocate Of the Mixed Basis and
with or without instructions he would if in the Convention
have carried ont tho will Of The people. The charge to
which wo aude instance Of the gross INSCRIPTIONS
ness Of the Bolts men-and therefore friends,
and all the opponents of Mr. Bolts against the arant fuse
hoods which may be circulated against Mr. Caskic the day
of the socticn, or when late for contradiction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
W III &c cat r G HIS vi .

Who voted TO repeal the 2st rule against abolition petit
tons
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who would Northern men who pcttioned for
the dissolution of the Union but denounccs Southern men
who assert the right Of State TO secclr2
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who defended The Wlmot Proyiso thus giving "aid and
comfort" to the enemies OF The SOUTH
JOHN MINOR BOTTS.
Who in favor OF prohbitory duty that would destroy
all our foreign commerce
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who obeyed the Instructions OF his constituents lone
whole week." and then disobeyed them
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who afterwards nsued them by telling them that was as
much as they had right to expect from him
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who boasted that he "klcd cock robin -meanIng the
mixed basis?
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who is the strong advocate OF consolidation?
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who has taken the Northern side In every
sy between The North and The South
JOHN MINOR BOLTS.
Who preferred the ruin of the country to the triumph Of
Democracy
JOHN MINOR BOTTS.
Who voted with Giddings Hale & Co., on SECTIONAL
questions
JOHN MINOR Bolts.
Who will not be elected TO the next Congress?
JOHN MINOR Bolts. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

7.7lIeITFT'
As that model Of morality tie Editor Of the " hig anu MS
correspondents urging tic people 10 take care the Dtmo
cheat in election think nothing 3i Fi'
pc: give the public the following scrap, from the History
Of OF their most prominent Lcuenans. qdoIr H""
"he proceedings OF the Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF '
gina l. o. q. F., al its Annual Cnnrrncnuon hr'a 10 e
CITY OF Richmond. the ltt 18Th, lGh and l'th ., p
5jl-Printcd by Peter D. Bernard Under Inc hean u
pu-iuns On page di9:
'.I1n,s VI Ford for embezznE and lraudulen'iy sPp'
priatnr the funds Of the Lodge Feb. IS, lcol
o. cons. he would Cheat Democrats, Keep 'o-
- '1'' y 80 - SPOONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
DISTRESSING EVENT.

About p VI. yesterday, are panied announce Io,r
Ender ESQ., of oldest and venerable citizens
fell 10 the ground from the breaking Of ladder raised agans
of his warehouses on the Dock. He fell som.
twenty feet his head striking the ground and his skull be
ing fractured died in about minutes. He uni.
yesay respected md his melancholy de is deeply regret
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
THE GRAND OPERA IN RICHMOND,

We arr delighted 10 have in our power inform our
friend. both in the country and in town. ,h1, yesterday
closed between Max Maretzeks agent and Mr.
Pottf the Manager Of Theatre by which our citizen.
will IL enabled week, TO enjoy the fines. musical Urea
in Richmond This operate COMPANY consist
of 80 pc,soastc most superb that has ever Der.
formed in the u Sembracng the charming Prime Dome
n Bosio Rose dc Vries and Virginia Whiting; and the dis
inguishsd male singers Lorin Marni Bosio Beneventno
&c. There will be iu orchestra and fine chorus There
will be four, and perhaps FIVE performances commencing
Wednesday night October 49, and continuing on Thursday
October 3d. Friday October 81 Saturday November st
perhaps Monday November 3D. The operas performed will
all be gems, viz: Norma Lucia di Lammsrmoor FAvorita
Pur'ani and probably Lucreza Borga and Don Giovanni
The entertainment will be Of the mos, delightful chaac
ter and will doubt as in Baltimore and Philadelphia
draw together the fullest ard enthusiastic auisnces
This by far The interesting musical Information ,ha
have given TO our readers-not excepting Jenny
Lind and Parodi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

following recapula,ion of the vote thus la Dis.
will be seen thu, Elk out Of the seven ,t., tho
tcts, have Como for the cooperation E.on Mr.. Khe,t
majority in The State, is upwards OF f'ouV. eve.
h.s ;s, .,vcd his election by the skin OF his es'n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
HARD PUSHED!

Democrats work hard, when you to VIVA,
man can descend. The following is clipped from ,o
OF Yesterday
KEEP 1T BEFORE TIL r EAST!-That JOHys
klE is avowcd White Basis man. and deiar..o,'
administration of james K. Polk, who signed n. %
Proriso. "
JoHN S. CAsxlE never defended the act Of jana. ;.
in signing the Wilmot Proviso-on the CONTRARY h..
it. ~
JOHN S. CAsKlE an ayoweG White Ba,is man, .,
only one word in repy-it is false
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1871
Tnial

TIT Total for Cooperation Of the SS%ye se
is which must 5s deducted Ss h ,Hs !"
cesson maoy and ad@sS t which will give total
Inn. far of about ,2iS votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
Quo EI,ECTIoS RETTRNS

ClscISSArr, Oct l9.-Thc Ohio Senate stands hms,
and "a Democrats; districts being yet hsar rom on
Of which will probably fleet Free. Soer and Inc o'"
Democrat The House stands "a Wings 81 Democrats aH'
, Free S0iIers. Eleven districts yet TO hear from -
The official for Governor all gu, IS counties
received and ii Wood the Democratic candidate -
Governor should have the ratio ri increase ~ e
in the other countless his majority 10 the State vi" nos '
short Of 90 600.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21


The BOttsitcs have INDUCED In some stlv i.;
consequence OF Mr.. Caskies reply to Nj Bo,.
can Church, no, having been published W.
Cuskie was perfectly willing that this reply should %
county unreVissd as his other Speeches had Ionebr
consequence oil the bad position Of tic reporters n.
interruptions, DC, the rero', was in every w,r
and the reporter himself declined 10 ,Ihu :;
published, unless revised b. Mr.. Cassis vh,
not find time to revise il. Fo. this reason alias.
speech has not appeared-greaily 10 our regret, for
occasion referred to Mr. Caske made several mos, =
an, hits at the falls. reasonIng Of his opponent.
WHY ADOPTED CITIZENS OUGHT NOT To vo-
THE WIG TICKET.
When it proposed that the Irish patriots Men,,
Carey, the EMAETs, ani others, should come Arre,.
Wing Minister 1T the Court Of ST. James lid no. w,o,
traitors 10 come 10 this country.
The Alien law was passed BY the Federal C0n:5r 4.
party who were the SAME the Wing Consultation e,,
the present day. The Wing party have co4tsss!
.c Natives, and have carried municipal elections 10 y
ok and Philadelphia, through such cod!ii!on
TIE last WING Senator from Virginia was so stron, j.,
tivs; be- generally spoken OF as the Presidential c.-
date Of the party WHO docs not remember when esey
Twist proper the land had tor President, Wm. ) Ac
The Wings carried the tate al pennsylvania by cOair.c
The Wing press generally are fond OF abusing The -,
rant Iish" and ''nard headed Dutch" they elegantly
a large portion OF our adopted citizens
The Wings charge upon foreigners IA being corrCt
influencing the elections IN The Northern cities 10. Cur
purposes.
Not satisfied with abusing foreigners they abuse and VI
the children Of honest Germans who settled the Va
o. Virginia. and would d!srmnchlsc the "S~aban Da!
a they call them.
LEVIN the Philadelphia nccndiary. never las Whs %
si.iou in a dlstric; that gives n large Wing vote.
Wherever Natives are elected Ia Federal 81 State Leg,
lures hey vote invariably with the Wings and Is
as tie recent elections in Pennsy.Inla one vas elected
~ expected 10 vote Win lhG Wings.
The Wing party in Congress opposed Gen. Cas- res
ton refusing TO have DIPLOMATIC Intercourse win Aus
IN account OF the hu,.acrcs in hungary.
The Wing administration forbade IA steamer purchase
tie Gerndnic Confederation, 10 leave the country, lea,
should be used defend the integrity Of Ge!lanc tern,
very large portion vi tie Wing party are IN !h"c
trrina the Naturalization Laws So rs 10 require TWENTY
YEARS residence before The foreigner can be permlie
vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

The Free Barbecue will lake place at Slash Cottage
day Mr. Caskic would have chcerfuy attended but the
meeting postponed twice without, consulting him. and
the last time the instance of Mr. Bolts In the meantime
Mr. Caske had made positive arrangement, to the
people of Henrco, al Sweenys to-day which he could
forego,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

Henrco elections 10 be held by the &C, OF ,ha H.,
a,ure, at the c. r., Sweeny's Tavern. and at
anstan's Tavern, in the upper cEd OF the Couo,y
Short Pump. as heretofore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

ACQCITTAL.-Thc trial of Col. James Castlcnnan c''a',
god with unmercul treatment OF slave thereby caas
his DEATH came oil at Berryyilr on Wednesday last ana
suited in verdict Of acguttal, tbs jury not leaving
In the OF his son. g. D. Castlenian, H0s
seoui was entered II Chariestoun Va Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21

Our friends will please send by mail by telegraph
the earliest Of the congressional vote and the vote fol
against the ratification of the Constitution on Thurs
day next, October 23l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-21
Democratic NIee1inr on cI.-

A Democratic Meeting will be held Mt the nsw
ance Hall, Church Hill THIS EVENING 49,
Several interesting addresses will be dcliye rcd
tendance of the Democracy is requested 49,