Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-05
~ VI Smrs truly, in well wishes for her cause ,,, :,
loI'S' "''' JACOB FAITHFUL, in.
FREDERICK COMPASSIONATE CAM -''S'.

N, E{ii0rS gf lac IIHfhiT%':
~ e"e @""" WINCHESTER SEPTEMBER |, lSal.
h ;l ,clurncd from listening To discussion mere pr
,,ro,n ,, candidates ur Congress, tMGsss. beusct "
E,ulnrr) An expectation of hearing inc cahulHa,'s ~
I ,,,v broIgh, out a large asSembage OF the So
vcrcrns Air. Faulkner led OIL ana commences ps @ M
in b w,s not an instrument Z" party ana she ''' III
, -; ,r n,nulc as candidate nl the Wing party lie
I;n1 himself 4 no party candidate. quite pfGccht
course us the Democrats have about SUo majority ~ @
ct He then argued At lsnGn 10 , s' w. would yne men
and money 10 whip South Carolina INTO the Cnoh I'e
means failed as hc would regard her CITIZENS IL. 'e IN i
- ~ ,,,nrs and should be treated Us such; ana coscu
hy in Mr. Jefferson, and the other departed Sl'fies u
Ie Rnnnhic and singing ozannas 10 The Union 'cfe WAS
nothing new in his argument. :, d., ,;.;;,, ,r
NJ Hcdnrcr then replied. he regretted tl' "'iS'on :"
h marty in the district, paid Mr. Byrda very hiSh
commitment and spoke with feeling ana coluehcc 81 w; sI
to him mr. Byrd has magnannousy withdrawn rom llc
rnn;raIy the wishes Of large number OF friends
r which hc deserves thanks of all friends oil Inc arlyD
If his friends will support Mr. Bednger las mere Is no" cF
r nncr they WILLY his election is certain, by large ma
aiiry He then proceeded show that this cry OF no1
and Union was raised by Mr. f. To keep out u rieS me o'
land marks between the parties and 10 huInohS 'e Depcra
rv ina his support While he did not approve OF All Inc
me, snrcs Of the Compromise yet with Virginia. TIC was pre-
and abide by thcr and would Do hoheo
oppos, ;hr, He thought that State ld rgt 10 resist
the Impressions and nsurpatlos {" the fGnera
and that she the Judge OF the cause that should cal nh
the resistance 70 maintain the position hc quoted Jelier
snn Madison and other distinguished Republicans and the
rs, nm The part Of Convention that Trained the Fede-
raj Constitution, give 10 the Government inc power To
he then proved that Mr.. F. was most inconsistent mat
he voted for the Conway Resolutions at the session OF -
$40 thai threatened resist all hazards and 10 the last
extremity the "ilmot Proviso and The abolition Of the
ala rade in the District Columbia. And now that South
Carolina threatened csis The last extremity the abo!
ton of The slave trade Mr. t. ready if elected TO hang
her citizens as traitors for The resistance OF The law ms
called forth tremendous applause and Mr. r. was evidently
very sore under it, He did not think South Carolina had
sufficient cause to seccdc and he hoped she would not be
aulty of such folly He also showed that Mr. r. could not
be relied pon he voted in the Legislature ioF the ean
cnoon of the slaves in Virginia without compensation TO
their masters His argument and reply were able and eo
quen and triumphant. The wings acknowledge inc
fact. -,
The tournament and fancy ball at The Shannondae Springs
promise to be well attended by the citizens from here Sew
era have entered knights; and either OF the ladies' Spo
ken OF are crowned they will make beautiful queens OF love
and beauty !,
Several of the bellies OF Capon Springs have gone to the
Fauqucr White Sulphur Springs, where there Is very
pleasant company.
shall try 10 get through my business in time to be pres
emf at the Convention in Richmond the 10Th inst, 10
nominate candidate for Congress. Mr. Scddons withdraw
al has been very much regretted BY his friends in this part
of the State With union our success Is certain $50
| " W" ~ Yours &c. G. W.