Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-08
F0r The Enquire
NESSRS WHITE AND ENGLISH

MESSRS WHITE AND ENGLISH
The Democrats Of OREGON Hill held meeting NJ the Bap
list Church room, Monday night, October 4rh.
On motion, Mr.. Lung called 10 the chair, and
lion Col Charles $ Morgan, Mr. Vincent Burgamn was
appointed secretary.
The object the meeting being explained By the chair
man, Mr.. Charles 5. Morgan called upon Mr.. Chasrnn
White .! the county OF Hanover TO give the meeting
"i bow iings stood in old republican Hanover
Mr. Hhi;e tGnk The sIad and Informed the meeting that
lie Democracy ii OH Hanover moving In unbrok,n
for glorious standard bearers Pierce and Kcg
He then went to gallant defence OF noble party
paid high compliment to the talents and 2allanlry Of
candidates, Pierce and King. Mr. w then took up General
pointed out VITA pcnc Of light SCOTS close dissertations
with the clique ri Seward, Johnston Stevens Il CO. He
d!ssrceh SCOTS letter 10 DR.. Atkinson, with masters
hand THIS effort Of Mr. White was worthy of his noble
county Alter speaking Tor hour he closed his colucn.
speech. amidst enthusiastic cheering.
ilr j. A. English o the standard county OF Marion
called up, ni addressed the meeting in able and eloquent
speech. Nj English! after giving glowing {"
prospects his of the STATE an able and
eloquent IMPOSITION OF the tariff and showed cnncIusvGy
thai tarll 10 meet the wants o Tie gorernmen for
only, was finely illustrated by the times He demonstrated
that iii: arIIi If lSi6 has paid money into treasury
than the former bill Of denominations. Mr. English closed
bis able ana learned address, amidst the shouts and enu
salu Of III" meeting.
Thus Mtssrs Editors closed Of the finest ard mos
enthusiastic ctinss which have had the pleasure
attend Long. long will the citizens OF Oregon remember
M0ulIy nuh The fire ihc Democratic flint has
knir and will spread and take and bring forth
good results in The beautiful neiehhnrhnod OF Oregon On
the FL day OF November Oregon will give coed
OF herself. a DEMOCRAT OF RICHMOND.
THE GREAT METHODIST CHURCH CAUSE.-THE
New lvrs papers pdbIsh the report OF John W. Nelson
Esq the commissions! whom referred the Methods;
Episcopal Church for adjustment Of between
Church North and South by which it appears that the
property previous the division Of the institution into two
sections upwards Of $3.50 000 The profits from that
period St5 January 1852 have been S255 000-va
,yng annually from II QUO SIS 000 The aggregate value
o III" 10 Concern, at the Of this year
S6U- 49, the increase since lS45 being about SAG 600
II appears also that the profits PAID the Northern beneh-
clTcs since The division 81 the Church. have been s 0G0
Tic Soutrrne's did receive during that period the
NHrtGfTsIs contentHe that consequence Of their voin.
'"y sscn, they moi entitled participate in pro.
tii..
fine Suut.rncrs have taken exceptions the report and
III. again before The Crcut Court and not b.
disposed Of 80. several days Tie SOuthcrnefs contend
tat they SHOULD receive ihci. share money and that they
entitled SO COO hin is allowed them while the
Nurhernes contend that The due The Southern church
$50 4S6 s. dttuc,ng $40 Is; TO- interest," the value of
the Southern newspapers all the profits Of which the
have retained leaving due the South dividends and
interest u October l. 1852 Si6 202 80 The number OF
travelling preachers entitled benefit Of the fund i. 1903 be
longing The church NUrth and 1923 Belonging TO the
church South
Ia relation the paymcnts the widow or Bjshoo Had
ding il stated that The Bishop bequeathed $40 900 TO The
boos concern. subject annuity Of a7O0 wear 10 hi.
widow been paid and should be deducted from
the share Of profits due the South.
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