Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-18
:, .bo,Id now ,ss,il him, his party having set

-, no,,,,. sboud now assnil him. his party having set
the example, ,,,;
his Montgomery speech, viz that Col Johnson o"u -"
eIovea On reacng Richmond he doubtless oeca"' "ute
Tho founded character of the satcmen,-but ne should
have had the manIness to make the etFacon anu ~
tho proper apology to his worthy opponent.
On The whole Mr. Summers long-vaunted speech pro-
,d ,.rv lite sensation IL cid call forth hail Inc up
usc rim, was bestowed upon the rambling scraps OF poetry
and fun Of Mr. B. j. Barbour Of Orange who was caed up
an The or We were much amused At the good JOKE prac-
scd by Mr. Macfarland who presided, ana "ho' " COM
pl;rrcn,inc Mr. Summers speech expressed ''e opoh
maj il should be regarded having given uniSersa sasac
ton and that it entitled tho orator TO the unanimous support
all present The present. and there were
smiled at the generous confidence OF Inc worthy ffes-
dent of the meetings who also raised sneAef oi VIC paf'
~ Tho Do,si,es when he invoked union among the Wings
such advice they seemed to think came WIN very DAD
grace from Mr.. Macarand one oil the seceoels ""o re-
fuscd 10 vote 70. the Immortal
Mr. Butler one Of the nominees for the House was caeo
,h STAND and was speaking when we left lha nSoca-
,, of ,he small fry looked like slur upon the giant
l ,u,de- hIsst was expected furnish entertainment
for at eae, one evening
Mr. Summers has come and gone, ana inc Deho'i'.' t
il nye and are than ever aroused 10 hcr "hoe au
~ We were pleased with The frunknes' OIL NJ
.,;d th,t il was "ccain that the wing ticket "oaa
uucccecd though he had strong hopes MI NJ differs from
Mr. A. H. H. Stuart, who has predicted from the Depart
nen,s in Washington that Mr.. Summers would be more
than eec,edn'
AZ most scrmane this subject, we copy ana aoop1 the
following excellent comments Of the Charlottesville Jeer'
sonian ,.,,;
We ask in all seriousness upon what grounds me wings
,oan 80 soon come before the people and ask mem 70
rsnd3a,s Of THEIR selecon2 But few days nave passed
chen hey were before the public, with candidates whom
thev recommended az highly they now DO MI
The ncone rejected their candidates then, by ovel~hehe
ruorilir. and told them they had no commence II.
| And il was not only the particular candidates ~ "no'
they lacked condolences but they rcpudaieu "cl POI
~ oriocipcs or rather, they repudiaed .nell par.
~ because of their want of principle Ano no" "'Ien
We have hardly had time add up our maJores an1 one
would think they had had time TO put OH !e ola an
and mt on The new to change the long faces OF wolu
par,y they are again the field with an ar OF conn
nre as great as if they had carried every hn& oe'ole
tcm al the election Of last month"; and had aciuhy oee
encora ged by it, appear again! WIN no'nG ne" "
uce in their behalf with the voice OF the people sun ringing
in their cars telling that they have no 1ah IN eH
and will have none of them; that they are Democrats ana
choose TO be by of their own party no
nv Federasts these men have the assurance 10 oie len
George W. Summers and usk them 10 vote Tor h 10 rep
resent them in the Office Of Governors Impotence couu no
farther CO.