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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
WHIa HARMONIES.

The New York Tribune published day or TWO snce WIN
some commendatioa sermon of Rev. Theodore FifAe''
called forh by the death OF Mr. Webster con tanning To-
view Of character very creabs 10 the deceased
man. The New York Commercial Advertiser, hno'hef
Whg print. regards this publication by the Tribune win s
accompanying remarks indication OF an Intention u
aboton2e the Wing party and 'hnt OF an issue 10 DC
hereafter considered as Wing ISSUE and accordingly an
nounces it's intention to adhere TO the broad national pat
form adopted BY the Baltimore Convention and declares
that II has had enough of supporting candidates and repud
,tne platforms" To this the Tribune replies follows
moved consistency We treated that platform rather
ady when il was alive bu, the less appreciate the
ouchnp fidelity which still loves and by It after
,a hsen so aYiuly Knocked 10 flinders Not faithful
VA. The half wakened Rip Van Wnkle TO the recollection
ST the time before he put asleep Evidently IN the mind
of The Commercial platform not Only eSstf but there
is rrea, Whir party gathered upon It, Pleasing Illusion
lei Il not iudely be disturbed.
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nE,rOrP ATTIC IIrGIIEE IN RICHMOND.

AT nnr;irg nf committee appOetrd py me DrEiso
cratic pa7,y Richmond mg., .cn"nt7 'r pnt
nc celebration triumph Of said pitiv III tiiS
State and Urior, :'n I'LL NH: uni res IN
lions w.3r ui.rcd " air l.. w. GIaA. br'mE
W!.I.as il il The upinun ui t,.s cp'nnI';''' tIt tht H
cee ry arrrngccnr- for thr contemplated Democratic c.
cbnriun can mJcird a'' s,. Ticvions n w
meeting u tL Presidential Electors &" vii: me i'thny "'
Dcc.InhrrA hen h:s t,cn usuI III iiS CITY, 10 give "
pub ic s..amr:: H"':
Wh.,cu. y : y:rv d@..4Jr To ha"" cl .a Democrats,
yh . d, So uulir tie c.+5 alton g tnc r' scot t:i-
po., of or g:incIpci GH m ivirS that !!* Can De- ''r
oor accomplished ~ grand Jh.rc, 2ni -; e o. $
rn. he ciuf, ~" T." H.E;inG II tne sric I'll c'iin
o.gc upon hrs; day Of Dc'.m"er neA,; nnd 'cieS'n
further that apapntMemts were not WIN vic" 20 s"c
n rasuontnen hrt iut lra purpose c miSrG arrange
uefs los az RntGd!E ce.e5JlJn wc Oh not c" dhao's
ed - carry The uan W. suggest; uhcfe!nGe,
e. Resolved, That .a.I tho sGoect hnH our sGsses
tiois ihc whole Democratic party "i iti"'i:n2Gd.
And "a carry III. io,rg"n. into Operation
Be IL vrr,.r Resolved lhnt We respectfully cal i"s'
Meeting the De;nnylc. .: t;c ciiy :" be ned ~ ie
T CITY HALL IN Saturday niIft nctt, III I" cioch
Af.r iu'l Gnd it-e interchange o' opinion un'n2 th'
IN. ~ cs II lie ccmrltfc. present: The aof,s.a s"Eioi.
ana resolutions uJrri and In acco'darcc lhetc" In
the cntre u, H5cfacy nf cnmont Eit.d 10 ateEl al
WV ''''' D. H. LONDON, Chm.
u
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Il. J. HIGLEsw II
NikGINlA 4

S.nce tls sXlGng relations ci parties were es!abhshei,
Virginia has tr>rsd nc spp'r; OF lEs ds'"cratc
Wne Othrr h"moc aIiC States nave DESCRIBED IN ic
es c the hour ani under inc prcssDic .! tIaudina-
~ contingencies uUrcn' haS sh" sech D.
;v, into .yaItnItnt ci .r Sut, or cF=el"irSs II
her faith. Now, nrt-'ci"ls Il. sanis itlt IN i'a
igh;; and a..ugh Sia:es M; ="r tu.i ij ~ :?
lr ,g Gu;rucrht: aandidai-s yu cHsd,Ta H heT
cnr.t,nrv tD her hc ada: the Distinction Vi te 8IT7
S.lte cf Democracy
For n. car,J a. h.r choice she gives m; jatY which
ha not pe, approached tie Gay q! ahcfc" JACKSON
and that to- a-ains The c"mpc'iug cuims o ore .. :c'
distinguished From present sricHiichs 'e'a
will not give es- thar IS COO majority ot Fierce ana Kan!
Immense c-norc ans have bern made IN the eastern
portion Of State while the ent Legion surpases any
s past achievements. Rep"ts from the west hccaie
great gains ihst Qgs!tcr Of The Stae BE Tie 'o't c
Virginia however what ma !, wi" &c disf3-6 70
DENY al hons" State that FIRST proT"Gnce' one P!o
nouncet alone fer Franka Pierce Of New Hampshire.
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THE ONLY TRUE
PORTRAIT OF WASIISGTON.
lust PUBLISHED, T. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT FOR

WASHING ton,
E.raved tby pcrlSsiou) from otusrls on! oeha i'sd " w
Th ap II picture engraved the supern!ensnce Of Tho
.v Esd lie nen; highly eied Artist the only correct
OF IS n,ugron published !, has chaacterze ed
M creates. w"rk produced in ts counry A 10 lie
GoGs y wasnNGroS VAS ct PARK cIIsTs h
~ Of the celebrate, az" 70 oiSr @ 1
"a nnrk arr and beauty must sriSe every one who
a les, appy il II. ks,ess :" Tue r. ianyr IN M n's
o,i his Whole appearance Is yet strong Impressed upon
,.;r.sen,ns !, riery the expression well as the orn
of TIE AM say. ea"r "rI Fin MGny ysHs =.
~ appears have been aIg,oy exe;ata anu en-
a! %nr&y the Patronage OF ;hc public says
~ nj rga pln,c., an The uili ol Stuart "y"nr nin Ia
% n. y, reia, other have secn Tor resrI
isnifst rep,,c OF air and which all "ho ever
T considered marked characteristic OF the i!usf0us ma"
fte s merits this picture would refer every lover Of
w"ci"r - tnc '"rttt Itself TO be seen al s o % @ pu
AaiISiS-nircnan: anil Elliot, o York; ~ agile Rohcr
u. anJ rlr. Of phiadepha Chester Harding OF Boston
CTs rts.. Of Ciar -,on 5 ant, adop ed son o wash
>raTESu% IN ESccllency a MiarI Fillmore Hon. George
as Hon wn r. King Hon natel Webster Hon iAnm b2yn
ul>r>-!n iocer Tau"y Hon John Duer Hon John NC
sCHoLAGScharIes Folsom, ESQ., the we'll known Librarian
% who a = EsS, MoS,S II re Hon Edward
T. r. LII D. Jared SPARKS IL D. Vim pfs'io, i,.n Esq
len ' I'm st Har1 @ dk d"ii.H Esq E5" !
SnH. Ac. TIE PRESS ihrnugGnu the entire unoi
-e vac. m laincI III. merits OF his rnoern
E't,pe usss his vaiuub trensuie IL is o d. s ~"
tCr s. p-rt.,v r. lhlI.led hy GEORGE W tl!iLuS,
conner Filth an1 Arch streets, fhli"ue Fnia.
ROBERT KING (Nn l39, VI IN STE !, kichhohu:J
Se As. the STATE Of Virginia and DiSii'ctoi Cooh"a
THIS ,:sny obtained fror: r King or from hi'uuy
aa.h.'i.rsi s.-..s~ - ,,,y y
The tr= Ell 81 Virginia respectfully n'ormct oy M n.
m secured 70 proof of this oeauuui 'peei'
/ IN ~ Ag-lI:.a ~ Price Slh caca.
ARA grara hsen the fas Gihce psPaH
~ni:h p,. .! tho be ssn 10 any point per MAI" IL
sf,c. o.ter. ,>
erso. ~ remt.ing Five Dollars, TO Robert kns Nen
vtsa COPY tho Portrait seHt 10 'cu' .e
a;rt.. -
N euitas Tea Dollars proof impression will be sent IKE
s.gdr. :.
Portrait respectfully informed Una. t.
g .4s with celebrated cstaos ''i
Frames .Washngon, OF fieh anu PC
4 e! workmanship -, 4,
.v,os rc,.,ios rre he Frame with That Of The PORTRAIT
tho article q" esaaac part o uis Sd'e o
4 siuia or District u CciImna
n s National Frame" iurisfe the Portraits pre-
l and the pcsi. n;idi Mansion, will also ut-
c.d. Price SIS.
Iae As,na Francs" highly rrnam-,eo richly gilt, and
..uun.cd with the Saiicual Ccat oi Arms.
Just ISSUED,
MnSnitfcent Portrait OF General Jackson,
py Wcci. Esq, The onema! portrait PAINTED
by I Su!ly. Es5
his Portrait will hr match for the Washington and VIII be IN
I .yrrS;cc well - cp
]. Al6r,:. a. above Sept. ll-c3m
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$500 ACRES OF ROANOKE LAND FOX SALE.
uef-.n- Francis A. Thornton, ESQ.,, oilers
cs iac valuable Tor ac and invite all who
~ 70 land Warren county North Carolina Neck
Virginia The following desirable
% 49,,
W,nun Rail Road and lying the river Is OF
~ improved and valu ID the Roanoke
al The o,.ous.s tasty and conve
-r The 5t acres nigh OF improve
groun ditchc. ard thoroughly draned the ns
A.. a u,eds divided the substantially there barns
ll. hundred hugstea Is OF tobacco The water
- ~ m from the healthy
cnrrENS TRACT-Ii-nc!ialey below and the river OF
.acr..; Saw Mill! also OF great value
.rouns and The whole presents attractions With
;larS srih,m his " uther country
OLD PJACE-CuGtinins 2OO 500 ol which are 10"
-,o on Roanoke NJ. the balance valuable and Of
those wishing uuy, rarely found IL 30 large
nlrK SrlNG-Tnc rc,icnce y" he late Nathaniel Macon
--rng aud l,inc the waters OF Hub Qute
C,.s ue valuape EghanI plantations in Warren
ru0. and c.!cSa.,d euuI nj htalttuless
GTchase cali either OF toe subscribers
s5a Wis pleas conduct hem rouh any poron or
lies. ex ,,rs They will sci privael! lne
S.ra HI, m December. all OF the above
trcd rae authority DO ard should any c
viii giTen OF pupc sale on .hd
t sb!c ID Justice 10 hs uaoe aud extensive es
ale advertisement ]. IL the aigcs ard
,s. Offered Norh CarclHa ana those
WM HESDRtCK
A.. G. BOYD
w.rr.p county y { An. i6-ytr \. THORNTON.
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To tie Editors of the enquirer.
C.nit,mrn:.i viii your paper o"nf tie Signature Of
alter u, nu -.'ir vote On Mr Claws Bank bill. ' JuIy
25tn, 1911 whrh II appeared NJ Wan. T. hns voted IN
III, negative ti.c- the lu!its n- lan.nagr:
"Nt! The Wsg ri.rInr -IaIj corrected ny The ahore
TIE Wh:g Nj! stand corr.cGel g in a5'rc-
H.. sut that Ar King voted Tor ina; nr HhH b'rH
bill II S4l IL knew the contrary Bu, hr d! say ina
Mr King voted nr the B.rk hi 1876 which nppro
"ct BY Mr.. MAIDS urd for h's hc rLnts Ic record
Monday, lth Dcccnrer ISIS, Win H. k'r9 mppcarcdsas
representative from N"rih ul:na, and took .s seat.
Thursday, March lh 1916 "An .OgrOssrd bin cnurlcA
m ant 10 Incorporate -Enschcr, IN" Btk "t !C
United States read the nlfd '!ue. Ard On tac qnca
shall his oil pass II pissed IN the alf'atSe-yeas
50 nays IL
A,nunys rE,se win "olcd in lie afh haarlye were, King
,i Nu:rh Cai,ru Hrrry 81. Geo. Tucsrr. o Vs., Gno
son ui w. Hau,s uf Va, tiunsrrnrt "f Va. Mccoy oi
VI. NciSon =! Va. and BIlla!i SnIl!, ~ Va.
" i. :. stand corrected tr III" above
NI" that election over .tils is matter {" ~ u
ica Importance wltcvcf. hug 80 rot wish c impression
he IaGc had misG aesetr! Mr. King u any one
else Respectfully ."uf uScuent servant, 1900.
IS. &. SCOTT.
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TAE R!CHMOND ENQUIRER,
pUBLlSuED DAILY AND SEMI. WEEAhI,
Ey WILLIAM r. s. THOMAS NifChAE'
7 F. r N s.

,.;yO
paiiy Pare, dollars per annun ana az c Semi.
,Ts II aiken Tor period than one year f x rnns
o. dollars ler aanuGl and three dollars ' a M
in advance :c ,Gd in The 2cs or eh., W w
-, s,r o!ars per the e:! OF inc sa.. J. a 49,,
,,ss TO This office may remiet per ni' III su vJ
v,hle Bank notes The risk the Edos t posSs .. M
nny account 10 writer. Is Ihe accuna!ao VI s
in e. business which operates as serious'a@ ui
a"io's TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-, n.JIS ESQUiRER:-Fur lines less. Iis ~
oa siIy ana every suecesdns inser'i"n
nr. wceS ihrc' times ~ttK, hi'E
"a AMI half cents Tor each insertion after the FIRST
ann charged GitJ dollars of Lhry les ato M
yn who charged sioo (papc nclutcd
:, cents. io7 each continuance 90 cents
S from distance mus, bs accompanied with the adSant
a references. insure execution.
~ and tributes Of respect exceeding eSh "eS,
or. r,r-ssd 10, $ advertisements
and Marriages from the Country, whenever
py hand Is aSn""n 10 us mas "e o
the PosiGas TIE neishe"rhoot "r the? !" II
- case be uu5shc! ;at has bean taken 10
y nj npoons ana luzzes lIs hercioos proved unaFana
H. n upoa such communication t:is cef;ied
~, name he rrter the back u thr 'e'r
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Tie following from the Onsia Herald affords cxk!t!-
cn o! patience under advG:sity worthy of all admiration
In slew o! !!ic icsu! OF the election, il eXcaims:
Va can live Ia,rr LncUfoco administrator bad as
The woisi Wa ~il be pAos0 Yi,:a. Wc viii be- pCtitnr-
Perhaps MAY ;r be hopeful. The rssiit snail
drive despair II shall disturb digestion
Hsncc!rr !! sai deprive of rlghliu SLEEP. We
val greet cds he less rjaiiy, add shat.c
10 iIuwn against enemy For temporal
iur will lt tic "sweecss oi diversity, Cnj strive
10 pluck oul Ia. ,urns that against political
comfort.
Sill our phosophc friend finds it hard be satisfied a.
the oliuwn. paragraph from the aer vii! iodcatc:
Tie alfea,y lal-iy the predictions Of the Loco
iUcos iy ei~c dnmg tlc campnign They r,ri
lhtt Vermont only that Scott cnri carly.
both gone Whig
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LETTER FROM DANIEL WEBSTER TO DANIEL DlCKl
rFrop, the r,inshampton Republican OF No


fFron, the Bnshampon Republican OF Nov 81
Aware of existence Of The following letter. since the
drcease Of Mr. Webster we called nn Mr. Dickinson ana r.
ted copv for publication which he kindly furnished
Whr. circumstances under which IL was written are
udds another honorable proof To those which
years fully accumulated that the great nnd
nnvaed whose departure now wraps inc "h"e
country in mourning possessed Notwithstanding the NOR.
general mEe 5sun 10 the contrary warm ana maghhh
innu- heart we'll as II giant intellect
The ritrr in The beautiful and ielctous
which Mr. Webster distinguished and reflects equal
honor on both parties. Ar Dickinson may we'll treasure II
OF his valuable posse ssons IL viii, "e think,
rwrlcom contribution The many Interesting rem!.
niscrnces Of The great departed.
WAsnISGrnS SErr 81 1850
Nv Dear Sir Our comraniunShp in the Senate Is dis
After this long ard most important session. you arr
about home and shall Try and IND eisu
visit mine. hope may meet eu"h other again i%"
months hence for the discharge OF our duties IN our res2cc
in the Government Bat life Is uncertain; AMI
felt willing 10 take leave ol you without PLACING
~ your hands note containing few words which wish
. say 10 yon.
In the ca;lrr part OF acquaintance, my Dear S &c
~lrrerccs took place which remember with constantly IN
and pain because The more have known I"
the greater has been my eseetn lot your cactc
nv respect for your talents But it your noble, able man
|. and ruro'c conduct In support OF The great measures
This session. which has entirely my hea and secured
nv highest regard nope you may 1--we long 10 serve you
country, but do think you likely 10 see crss
IN which YOU may be abe much either Tor your
!is ncun for the public good Y"u have stood whti'
OH, r. alrn you have advanced with firm aud manly
srp where others hive wavertd aered, and fallen back
.n one desire thank you 1nd 10 commend your con
ilci out of ile uiinrss Of an honest heart.
This letter needs reply; II is am aware, OF very Iti
saur; tut have thought might be willing 10 receive
I'D prrhaps To leave ii where il would b. by those "'
nl come after you pray you when You reach !"cr' r'"
nr,~hn!d 10 remember me most kindly your wife an
I,uphrr | remain my Dear Sir with the truGsl esteem
Your friend and ubcdtu servant,
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Hon DANIEL S. DIcKIssoS u S Sena,e

ANCIENT MAIDENS.-Mr. Haey in his Essay or
OF MAIDS" gives argument OF o! The trbaers urot
tne "''"~ne question; ""nSh Is h1 more elle,n'c lG
=. site cf neglected ssternood The orator inslsec
that man who u.ar old maid had grcarer chance
oene beloved by his vile than lie who welded Willow
rhr aItcilon of The rc-marriei widow he maintained
pocket eescope which she directed towards her good IN r
in the grave and il enlarged 10 marvellous degree al
The :ncnts p the Gear departed
She turned the inverted alass its diminishing successor
aud his pr0po! ton OF excellence might De- the p0"
iucss- living mortal dwnjed in her sight 10 com
aarnvc pignly. Bu, this the case with the olc
maid No; her arc.iun portable mscruscopc, "n:
aasnihed in su1endous manner AL tfc ATTRACTIVE merit
Of her spouse h. filled her mind occupied her eye, ensoss
I'd Ter heart The widow he orator aGmiittG) was gene
rsy preferred the old maid, but the Eeasou lie sad was
that tie former experienced angler VINO mad nc
quired patience 10 wait for favorable minute ano struck
the instant the sh had Iary risen 10 the HOOK; "h
ne old maid angler whom uitiess expectation had
rendered imparn-she thrown into lrcpi.aon by the
pppraruncc of n nbbe aud by making too has'y move
nIen, she after rendered her bait an object OF alarm
He compared weeping widow 10 moaning hiena-tha'
nriu destructive and Unsuitable creature "hn 'ureo INTO
lie den by earherous cry OF distress inc taaty
Ter nom Il intended devour Chaucer nc SAID lrde h
ye of .h glory Ia having already buried !Iur hnshlnas
ard E. rrr!cct :tacin,ss mhtrevsr "uv.n fsf
,,e her the opportunity engage with the siXii and
haucrr Re insisted copied nature most lai'htn'ly Now
the old maid good soul! REMEMBERING how long shc had
waited for her first husband instead OF faithfully looking
forward 10 seccnd directed all her attention 10 cherish and
the dear creature ~hom che had al last acquired
He had rival caI either among ne living or the dead
II was inc!te importance he maintained To matrimonial
felicity that the husband should :eceve into his arms
partner life whose dispositions and habits Instead OF oe
ng fixed by former lord were 10 be moulded according 10
the III and abilities Of her first and only director. 10 'ns
point, the wild W piece OF warped wood ~hicn 'he
most skIiu workman might find hlmse unable 10 shaPe
wished-5ut the old maid the plant virgin way,
which follows with The most happy dGcity every seons
design every ingenious device, every sporSe "nm OF hc
motee conclusion, the speuker conJueo every schue
man, who might happen 10 hesate oe'~eeh @oo" aho
nn I'D raiI 10 remember and experience thar
c.i,y and the general of mansind ell loudly plead
ed Tor his preferrlng the latter
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1ONN EIEEIlOE

DusueuB, Nov. The re'Ufts Of the recent election
come in slowly but Pce Eas undoubtedly carried me e'a
hv decreased majority, C4Eparei win ifc vote ~ III
election in Auau, las Ths democratic lnHt,riiY In ihf
county SEQ ts!rg gain Of 100 oyer the H7T'Fn'S SoIs
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M1pWAY EEn.Lh ACADEMY.

-,\ ~; ,n.rr - uuw ~ cesar, that this
.r Ist.uiioG he on The hist Monday III Octo.
Is the kt ci AuEuf' 1888
Sr.,,rr - Trtauns ui his able accomplishing and expert.
.c.l ;acat, the selection OF her e"~'ahore nor ~
,~ subscriber spared any III hai ma!
Ihe II has rG t'iHet !"
,- b. en- face io.Siy said hat ctlore1
rs i srho" Ifcn All paris :" N'Es'
what ht has Retained t"
returning and bringing with them more ol
; sane s lornug class ui ,he Scst oveS, anu
young ladies thai any school III The C"!" cun
shows I'D.
.ipu was given Than school large ma
finish their education Midway Academy
other Institutions ha nruriaoly, aKe
stand all ne riisses The young ay VINO iooK ,h
Buckingham lnsui'o" AFTER single session. Wa
educ .a Midway Two, who distinguished themselves at me
S4h-rn Iastu- Fce.cSbus tie best edu.
and. every ns au:c "hcre teS nave en'efei
sands IN the nist c'ases
Win Midway lot no O'lcf
g,rrr: the iHSte ~ tNcriic-e Fltcous ecuea
ccol family .! r l"maEe money D! me opera
eIe7et cl" oar tcuisiio" or "ti.r Si se hA ~
is. we pay h hignes ssri-s procure the best each.
MAJ e %o,s P"isIS Gone LIS ree, o rs fs"
so4..er! no "a: scno'"ts' OF rrS TaS ooai"e'''
Bar1 inc uinr yhins tuition IN al ihe Eng bEanch
ten muutns--!A. scholastic ytar-%Hi De s'<
rr Spanish lnL Italian. and Latin each
lns,Gur,, in Iusc Piano. oi instrument, 81.
G.Ilar, .. i@s!runic" -
WIZ vpcai iiuSIc. ..
Painting and Drawing, each =, >.
T,geiher ~
Vocal Music -. ,,,>r,, a, y =
Address Mi!ers Tavern, Essex cou"y, Va Sept la-cii
ENGINEER AND OyEnSEER..
IsTANTED En- steam saw mil; ana SIN
w gle oI small ii''y on iam worEen oy 10
s.s rst may be- the last TOR the ENSUING year
sasr an skill u applicants oay desired Apply oy letter
s.;iaaovsr House, person ut Richmond, TO
q, y-vs'f TX,
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A NORTHEASTERN
TIE New London C!.on.'l' (Whigj thus kicks up his

~ scor il defeated hapc to- Seward. and he
pcrser9ceahie Cos who have Insisted forcing upon ihc
cou@ry Candidate thai Inr.. ru:GT Nhi4- would net
voc l uficr any c.GIs si,cca satisfied. ir event
Is ccr'aInlY accomi.ani:t by cunsuit"u 1hsy
placed hors Ge c0,n51' 1tq rqun ia: lost u cnce o
conlrci IN tic future politics orhr rruar!y Tie friends
o TIE ln'n must hereafter act ;vge.. under different
Classification"
E.rIl. n-.r.,r. mn
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NIIiEL EI',ETION

EEINI lV-N.
IouIsvIL.E NUv 9h-i here he 10 oouot thsi Scoi'
viii have about 500 majority in Slu. He gains se-
dily rhc last Governor eiccton "e 70"
ELL democrat, hsd $50 majority.
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THE UNkINDEST CUT OF ALL..-Thc sEea est tor
ment 10 our Wing friends since their late Overwhelming
defeat Is the little urcin who sell Salt River Tcses.-
cscrday, Third 5iict between Walnut and Chesnui, we
lined by these peambnaing merchants. Every passer BY
"hc he Democrat or b. hc Whg," accos,s! with
Buy Salt River Ticket, sif2 rail road steamboat and am.
nihus inespri only three three !or p Most
persons received this slutarn 2oUd niluredY puEcaSEa
Ticket or passed smiling but occasionally some sGr
OLD fellow who had more acid added &c his nature 81 ''r
great defeat would flare up, and 10 The question, nll
you huy! cIabbciy say, "no, ypHng f:-c:l ell
your tickets 10 else is bad enough &c defeat.
ed without being nsulted every ccrner" ieanSy!ri.
nan
The Wing publishes Of these tickets which it received
cnvcloped in likeness Of Gen. Scott" The Wing cGl-
plains of the bad astc and the further TACT tia. " g:e;
many Of these tickets nave informed been received
here by nlailpos!nge not paid We publish them 10 a
attention 10 the motu,y o the thing We regard The uf-
fair, no, only being in exceedingly bad TASTE but deib-
crate pronuncianento OF the Of The incoming govsn-
ment."
The Wing is mistaken in tracing the ogin Ul these ii.s.
cts 10 Democratic few days since four
different kinds OF Salt River Tickets the hands Of de-
fea,ed Wing, who enjoyed the sport amazingly He had
purchased them of Wing in hia "hn SAID that he
resolved make something Of the LOcos" and had
therefore resorted The dric Of getting M and publishing
these tickets that going oil like hot cakes" THIS
Wing keen for the nn Of rr. Ia bIgatehs and
some fifty of these tickets 10 his disappointed brother
"Coons" in Virginia. The Whig should not ake the joke
seriouslyor Wings themselves laugh Tie excel
len! hits Below Will be found three specimens ul these
tickes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
Al ATHE EHS
81 iANDEE

Messs. Editors Below send you statement ot the
county al the close the polls yrs te;,ay Nnv
p, 1852 Pierce King, 25l Scott aHd Graham l73
Nn,1rirv fur Pirrra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

sherard Clemens Esq., is elected TO Congress from the
Wheeling District by majority Of l2 TO 1900 Ths Is :
high compliment young and eloquent Democrat-and Is
severe rebuke the miserable personal assaults upon hs
character and the renewal OF e1paded humhus VI.
the running Mr. w. T, Wiley, as mo party" man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. |
Democratic gain,
I,USESBURG.

T.urrrbu.. GIJous Victory. Out Of fre hundred ard
Mry three p,e, have he unprecedented major
y t,co hundred and feen Had electors for tns dir
;rict county Eiectur opened their mouths thrr
telling the would gwen Gen. Pierce; Us II
IS, without their assistance hnve done loerabI wei