Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
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GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT llCLcil-


The Democracy Of Monroe Ward had Grand Rally At
butchers tore second street, on "Wednesday night
The meeting called 10 order by htkln '" GIaZeh"oR
Esq on whose notion Shelton {. DAVIS wa called Ia the
Chair and Vincent Barcanln and Lewis W. Chano"TIar,
Jr, appointed Secretaries
Mr Dayi. in a chuste and very happy manner, intro
tuced 10 the meeting VIM A. Cooke Esq" late WEE can.
dldat. for the Senate from the Cumberland district lie
took the stand amid the applause OF lie assembly ana III a
thrilling and c!nlncn speech o one ion depicted lnc e''
that must inevitably result TO the SCUM ana
The MON from the election Of General Scott Ia the Presi-
dency He was listened with marked attention, and his
eloqren remarks carried conviction to his audience.
Tie Chair next introduced 10 The meeting John A. Eng
sh Esq late Marion county, but now resident oi our
city. MIR F. is well posted and able debaier he mr.
riuucd the Wing party 10. all their mlsdccs, exposing Tue
frauds prnctiscd in 1910 regard - to- Bank Tariff &C.
and quoted tie Wing Address OF i year to prove mat
their then position would be considered 9ooa DeiiI"cta'i
rnr non He also read from tie "tiCnnnnd Wing
hp article complaining at the fugitive slave law rs harsh
measure" and compared il with N" resolutions "' me De
n,r,,c Grr.atut ni Connecticut, passed in jan" !1>
sustaining that very law much DENOUNCED ay The
Rirhuund Wing" II" reminded ms audience ihat me
Whin pary predicted that the Tariff "t 5iG would brinG
ruin anon the rnunytha, il would not pr"dnc" revenue
enough defny The expenses Ut government. /" 7h'"
he aacy Of ,rr arguments, b. read from the tichnond
Tunea'a Wing paPrr-of September IN an article com
pltinnn that thu Tariff produced too much REVENUE ana mat
snm.lhnr sIond done get riJ al the surplus Nj r.
suggested that perhaps they might pay oil some {" me var
liner and Galpn claims liis prch waa no. "llh"n' r.
cr His Arguments the Tariff w,ir 81 clear and con
yincing that several present engaged III large nannacnr.
ing embellishments his city satisfied with ms EXPO
Ill uUlh have. Determined
onc =, prrr. and Liar. He spoke hours, AMI
,un M, whole lime rnrhaInch his HuiicEcr il by ma
gic He proved himself no ordinary rotcr, ana l. h"' "
cone vii any Of III. lrarncI wing orators.
Dr Ahncr Crump veteran democrat from Pp"ita' being
nr,srnt was called the stand tie returned his thanks
Ia In. meeting apoua2cd flr not making speech nnl
concluded hy giving cheering accounts from h- section oi
the State.
Jno : t;aske E-G next called 10 The stand III"
bnur heinz I,r. however W.. declined making II speech
bu laid he was ready any time enter INTO discussion
bcfor, The people. ;
ca Wooison Hancock al Chesterfield, WAS n.Ai called
IN He returned s thanks I" The meeting, hnd assured
thct, lLat Old Chesterfield wonlt dn her whole nlv
nrnyc lrc 10 The cause the South the d The Iu
the cause uf Democracy.
On mnron q. Mr. GaAebrc" the thanks 81 The meeting
were rendered speakers iar the able and iqncn ad
dresses delivered on The occasion.
Thus ended oi the most entertaining and enthusiastic
meetings that have attended, during III" campaign MAJ
ion If our a right and Will give good ac
count Of itself The day III election
Ar Hulcher the thanks o Ihr Democracy Tor ms r1-
,oDs in making suitable arrangements Tor the hccomUo'
dutinn o the meeting. W Ed E'Nb.