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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

The Hon. w. ID. Merrick, late u. s. Senate.
from Mary land, we hear it stated, is 10 succeed
Lewis Cass, Jr., as Charge d'Asfaires al Rome.
The latter will be transferred. MIR. serrick, II
is believed, viii be more acceptable as The no
n,a,, Court than Mr. {.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26
NOOK And LADDER COMPANY
"ylLL meet al knoHs shop on Saturday eyenr
w next. III orlo.k. for bn siness.
HNfts 7. q tIIF A, TOT DI -iIItNN.
TAKE %OTscE,

DRETHREN OF The Order l00oi, arsaulle I.odgc
II will meet Al Naspurks Rail- neat Friday Syeaing
for she gran>,ciioa OF important basircss.
s5-t M. 4. Sec'y.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

4 Rsrs opportunity now occurs To obtain splendid
"A Darue.reosype Tor 81 - In large quarter cases
Francs az CO Doisie. heavy gohi plated eckets;
Wsk gistare both sides, So COZ eheap am dispo-
siss u my ears pagaerreo;ype so,k at trihng ad-
vasce Coz. and viii 9sccn;inlc that in order
give IN, undivided afention TO Dentistry, and the
dac: 81 Drug sissy, which iaIeGd openih in the
SYFias JARVIS Artist
Corner OF fifth and Jackson SITS.
st. Pan, Feb. osta -. 4S--2t
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

ruv1f partnership 10 is Auction End Com mission ha
II .iness under th- and style &c French cni-
fins herewith dissolved b. IagsHRl consen flaacs
T. Cous axssacs eli me inds ;edross OF The sa firm,
aid al dsss due the ssli rn nnst be paid TO him.
i. l.. COLLINS
A. X. FRENCH.
q. Frsnc.s Collins vii continue tbs said business
q; ts cls stand, Third street. near opposite JUSTICE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

yNLfELT S BROTHERS d.sposins Of their wool
IA en- ,ods oos.ssing ol nsrneis Hsseys buck mtts
an. hair and ciothiIg, &c, Phiisdelrh'a Cost
rss-s ARD os oth-. gooes for much less they
Re purcar.rd To- other place. We invite our isieads
AID cassoracfs give cal before going elsewhere,
as W fce co3G icln please Them with goods
- AS-2t
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26
NOTICE.

"YPDLI1E Martin has made application 10 the
Cous Of Prostate oftae county Of Rsaisey, for let
se.- 81 a4na ol Louis vasseiI dc
ceased OF sid county. The viii be heard aad
decided iss ofice II said G3;u,, al ST. Paul, TN tae
fItn dAv OF March next af 10 O'Clock A. II. In the
meas time, hr is appointed SPECIAL administrators
HENRY A LAMBERT, Judge Of Probate
~ Tsai. feb. &c. 1852. 4)-h
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

DANGEROUS WALKs.--Oa Fourth street.
the excavation through tbs rock, between the
lower and upper piateaus, has left on each side 4
perpendicuiar ledss ten feel high. A similar
ledge is at the junction Of Eagle and St. Anthony
streets. These are very dangerous places; at the
former place, Ffenchwoman walked off one
dark night ana broke oneof her legs Those per-
pandicular leiges ought to be fenced; as vel as
The south side Of Bench street Why will not
our Town Marshal, the next time he i. in ballast.
sail areaaa aud taks observation OF those places
and have them feaccd in ,s's..,a.f
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


SDR Tais superb new steamboat, yearly 81
80 H. the siZe OF the keo-uk Packets and
ENTr6Ssr witI scCom liedaiions equal To the
~. fSxEE t-s; beats the river, viii be in the
resaiss and Paul trade, the easiag
srsksnr tsfrs week n rossbio The Saint Psai
will be hard TO beat, The times Ct arrival and depsr-
tar Of this boat s rs ssne aEcea regular
-trigs ara commenced. M. k.-1ARRiS, Mnster..
FEB q, le53.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

ODD FELLOWS BALL, ON MONDAY MONT.
The Hall was crowded; and the company,
when not dancing, was engaged in general buzz
Of conversation. 1t was the most talking ball
we ever saw. Another Characteristic, was, that
the ladies, with few exceptions, were very plain
ly dressed, some were rather too cheaply dressed.
An affectation of extreme simplicity of dress, is
about as ridiculous as extravaganza, and an in
diligence in fantastic dress and tinsel splendor
As to the gentlemen, they were mostly Odd Fell
lows; and Of course they appeared in the mag
ni6cent regalia Of their Order. Never was cav
acade of spotted circus horses, more gaudiiy ca
parisoned with sparkling reast-plates, ornament
ed surcinsles and starry martngales, with here
and there p!umed tinsel cap In fact when all
threading the mazes Of the cotion together, the
spectacle could be compared to nothing it more
resembled, than the grand entree and evoutions
Of the whole company, of splendid hippodrome
balls. We no longer hear stamping and shutting
and humping the time ont with the feet; but the
dance moves along. lightly, gracefully, swim
ningly. Waltzes and Spanish quadres were in
the programme; but they won't do. The cottil-
lion, like the English language for the tongue, is
the common language for the feet; and the mass
of Americans, never will take the trouble to learn
but one language. Cor the hesd or the feet. The
music, Refreshments, every thing, was as well as
could be expected. for a large -eempany; for the
truth is, smaikpartiss csnslways be better enter
tanned. better waited upon, and are better salts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

adsiceS fro:n Buenos Ayres TO the 20,h Of De-
een,:.er, STAT. that Rosss h.. issued decree al
sDwfas the vessels at Mo Re Video to proceed to
Ba-uos A,res 10 load. Tie steamer s. S. Lewis.
bsili & between Boston and liverpool. was
sold auction to-day, by order Of The u. :. Mar
sl,sl, fs6 8 30, 00a. s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26
New Yonx, Feb. 9.

The nomination Of Daniel Webster for The
Presidency is in PREPARATION in the city Of New
fef!., ani yTi:i be Issued in few days. The
rahse Shers. citizens nf New York, earnestly i 8
the election Or Daniel Webster TO The office
Ct President o! Ia. United States, for the ensuing
iefTn, and they respectfully invite all citizens 10
saae with Them IN this, and meet with them on
the 6gh day o. Marcia next, at hall past seven
q cioek, 4. 81
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

TT 4WAsiTINGToN, Feb. IT.
The N-iioull iateiligencer announces that eff
cal Information his been receives, ri the Depart-
,neai ~ State % the release Of John g. Tlras.ier
By the government ef Spain.
The latsl,ssoeef also announces officially the
appointment Ol nr. John L. Cromp:on as Minis
;e. lroni Englani, !. PLACE OF Sir Henry Bulwer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
THE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA.

The Democracy of Virginia scarcely need any incen-
tive TO excrlon in putting down Sewardsm ad all Its ills,
and in rewadng with their confidence her modest self
poised and sensible candidate Franklin Pierce tho true
ponent OF their glorious principles If they do, they will
find sufficient in the reckless and wanlon abuse pour
ed upon their heads by Senator Mangum OF North Caro-
na-oue Of the few Southern who violated the wishes
of their people and deserted the Seward camp In let.
ter 10 the Marnsburg Gazette denying the truth OF re-
ted opinion of his That Gen Scott would not veto BIZ
repeating the fugitive slave lw, Mr.. Mangum writcs
love Virginia. my humble ancestors came from Virginia
Il love and her f4mc-Her Washngtons (not hers
but the words) Her Jeiesons MadIsDns and M"nrors.-
But do revere but the spirit of deractnn that
rules her Democratic population the cort and most unScr
puons thu know in any slave holding gcn'lsmanly
Stale. Let that pass.
Gen Scott after the Father Of his country, will STAND
FIRST IN THE of Vrplnas citizens brilliant and
splendid Is her The world is obliged TO admit.
Will Democracy Of Virginia calmly sit down und hear
themselves viltd "the and most unscrupuous"
popualion2 VIII they rise in their strength and by
powerful rebuke Of General Scott cause tho heads OF Mr.
Mangum, and his Seward allies 10 hang with modification
and shame
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

SCOTT BAPTIZED FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
The Tribune this morning. gives altogether the beat rea-
son yet advanced for supporting General Scott for the Pre-
sidency What is It, think you aone reader. Listen and
learn:
two of whom occupied the Presidential Chair OF the
United Stat-sare composed of IL letters each, viz: An
drew Jackson Is; Zachary Taylor, l3; Winfield Scott Is
There is luck n odd numbers Franklin Pierce counts IL
avon will rcg,cvr that the numt": of ictiCf5 OF each o
these gentlemen corresponds with the numhe Of The original
States of Union old lhteon! Why should We not
be allowed exercise little superstition, and consider the
thirteen letters which ompose Gen SCOTS fair and
good omen for his elcctunl Even Napoleon beloved in
destiny and was in certain degree supcrslltious."
last The wh2s have got sumo principle that lhey can
upon and fact they affirm regarding their car
diate which be disputed lie has thirteen letters 10
his fourteen Pierce and Van Bu:Gn have. not
sixteen Washington had, nine Ike John Adams,
twenty Ike Harrison, but just ticen Ike Jackson and
Taylor Cen there be any doubt o SCOTS SUCCESS under
such advau;agesl
Our only wonder is tina. Van BI;en, whose
tains the omnous number OF letters Picrce should
have reached Office waIch evidently designed
founders of government, and doubtless ny PrOvl
dencc held only by whose in The hir.
teens.
We hone that anxious and ambitious parents will realize
this aspect Of the responsibility which they incur when
they approach the baptsa ont Let them look 10 it, il
thew wish their children be Presidents that they
bakers dozcn-ueithcr more nor less Thus may child
destiny shaped by its before II speak and be
reared like Scott for the Presidency, iihou; any other
qualifcation-lN. Y. E. Post.
Mr. Nacfaund bs in his spelling Of Cen SCOTS
with g, then tie "old soldier is out of the line OF
agca safe precedens for there will be fourteen letters in
his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.


For the last month have been actively engaged IN Or
nc forces federal ltockbridGc Democratic as
socisps have formed in various parts I" The county
and tie people been addressed upon The important
Issues -
believe shall carry the county for Pierce or have
drawn battle. We fight here federal iree-sO Whiggcy.
which Goe. oa!hc Seward and Greeley but which fear
is ready with the Richmond WaiG 10 oac IL" iGg;tIvc
slavc law.
The Democratic party OF this county is sound 10 the core
but Whggrry ba scd upon federalism and cauprd by
free solism How then BE- expected 10 make con.
ycrts from party which aaughi Tor tie constitutional
RIGHTS Of The South? We shall however, gain from ity 10
nc hundred in this The valley OF Virgla!
will give 5000 minority for Pierce m! the constitutional
rirh.s OF the What will Eastern Virginia d'7 Can
YOU not give equal mTorityl II you Go not II Is full
time that you shoui stop talking about State rights South
ern rights and slavery and that you should cease 10 de-
uounce Seward. Greeley and Scott by their fruits ye
shall know Them Let paraPhrase by their votes sc
shall know thenr
Virginia will be disgraced with less than 10000 majority
for Pierce The valley vii! give twof;hs OF tho maIoitE
Lei Eastern Virginia do the same Gnd Trans ghany will
fool he balance al the bill
Ii you fail 10 SHOW by vote, thai yoa Inlile Sfw9d
and Scott the the Legislature would % well
Ia consider the p!opriety OF dividing tic Suite i'f he
yi,w If annes!ng Eastern Virginia Vermont, .nd IN.
ELECTION Ut Bot- Governor and the Richmond "ng as
S,a,e organ. Yours, &c. WALKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
TIE PROSPECT


An intelligent gentleman, just from Washington, says that
the Wings of that city animated by the finest spirit !
that they entertain the shadow OF doubt OF the I'll
un,phant election Of Scott md Graham TUESDAY next
and that ,u intelligence from all portions OF this vast con
gderacy cheering for the Wing He
sent al the call General Scott Friday evening heard
the old Hc;us cc, and expresses the highest satisfaction
with wi'ch liz acquitted himself. The mat
ter and the Gene both excellent; indeed
he ccnr,s HE Whg candidate TOR the Presidency III. first
uan in statesman, whose TenUwn l. nulY
ccijps,I ~ the si.rDr uf lis military exploits. Elevate
him 10 Il Ptrsii, nia chair ind III will sso" 10 oil the
world that "Peace her victories less renowned than
war."-[ Yesterdays Times.
As on elise, TO these rampant calculations, we hnd room
statements at least as reliable the above In the FIRST
place. The brightness Of Wing prospects, ask aien
zion 10 the following extract from letter of tbs Washing
ton correspondent, of yesterdays Dispatch The writer
himself Is Whg but writes his honest convictions OF the
truth 10 paper, neutral in politics:
notice that statement Of my recent letters 10 he
effect that Zen Pierce will DC elected BY overwhelming
VOTE has given much annoyance" 10 the Editors uf The
Dispatch and the occasion is taken u administer 10 the
correspondent re5uke in vivw of his rrent indscre
ton Your correspondent Is well advised of The ppcular
and delicate position which The conductors OF neutral
nal must necessarily occupy. but while aatnng-as all
your readers will readily adnt observed
strict neutrality in reference the Questions of the
day shall this neutrality conflict with your position as In
dependent Journalistic opne II the aim OF Editor
dispense his readers The TRUTH so Tar as IL may be
cealned In relation 10 question OF absorbing INTEREST,"
and the communication of correspondent is 10 os deemed
Offensive becuuse orsooh some reader OF tho paper may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
nEMncRArIC MEETING IN HENRICO.

AT meeting of the democratic Committee n vigilance
for the third MaQislera District II was motion re,uved
tina, The Committee be enlarged by The appointment OF audi
tuna members As enlarged il Is now composed oil inc lo
lowing gentlemen who are requested all proper efforts
10 secure the attendance of The democratic vote g! helr
dis ric. a, the Presidential election which takes place on
Tuesday The secrnd day Of November; TO wit:
Rohrrt s Glszrbrook, Ahsaom Blackburn, Jr. VIM. )
Lynr,an s G Wah.Top. Prcn,s, Young, Bowr,
D F. Garinrr ~ Macmurdo Or Jno Carter, PIicdy,
Dr. n Powell ia. s Ryal EIAh Prddy, Jacob Snead,
Bartlett Il, Ter Sarn Philips, NJ Terrell Jacob Frcyiose,
Eawud Ncd Peter Grcp, 81 G Gentry Thomas "heeIey,
Nathl Mathews D Juhnson D Thomas WIN Lawrence
A = padgcu Vim Briggs Robert Melton Barney Dick.
man, George Euhank VIM Jenuings,J Davis and b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
FQEGfCASI-
TIMES CHANGER.

r,,,s,c was a cniId, a hc'p's:s Ghl!
Iii NJ ain fears and func.cs Wild,
Tn, often went and sometimes snhlisa
Uuon its mothers e'Sasl
Eaehlv lis meanings stammerto ou',
Ard tultered ueGbsin2iy aoou',
AID knew III wide, wo;i' Without
Its It'll. home u resi-
There vas a boy. i light.heai. boy,
One whom no troubles could annoy,
Save some lost sport. or shstsersu '"F'
Forgotten in an hour;
No dark remembrance troubled hinl'
No future {. or his pain could diin'
But 10Y before his eyes would s"i"'
And hope rise like a tower
There was n youth, an ardent youth,
Full of nigh promise, courage, uu, .
He fel, no seattle, he knew no ~,
Save loves sweet wound aiou ,.es
He thought bur OF TWO sol. o.. nrae
He sought no gain bu, oea Stest siphs,
And sweeier held love- Sa 40
Than music's sof,esi 'ohe'
rbare was : man, wary man,
wnnss bosom nursed full many Pia"'
Ear making lifc's conirac cd span
4 ps,, of gain and gold;
And how 10 COW and how 10 reap,
And how to swell his shining heap,
And how the wealth acquired 10 keep
Secure within Its fold.
There was an old, grey-haired one,
% u,hom had fourscors winters done
Their work appointed, and hac spun
His thread OF life SO fine,
That scarce its thin line could be seen,
And with the slightest touch, wesn,
'Twould BE- as il had never been,
And leave behind no sigh.
And who were they, those five, whom tate
Seemed, as strange contrasts, to create ]
That each might, in his different state,
The Others pathways shun!
[ Tell thee that tina, infant vain,
That boy, that youth, that man oil gain.
That grey head, who did roads attain
SO various-lhey were ono.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
Ear liz Enrl,i

Place no confidence 10 the cheering accounts reported 10
The Richmcnd Wing, from the county Of New Kent There
Is no sp uInung The wings here and Of the most
prom and Influential wings the county, can't go Scott
Among the here Dr. Augustine Crump and Dr.
ANDERSON: In fact Ihrou all this congressional dist
il i. gloomy prospec, for the whss There important
defecons in all parts OF the district In Gloucester Au-
justine Robins. and Warner Talia;erro, Esqrs won't vote
for Sco in Williamsburg, Col McCantlsl has gone of
and in York o the prominent Of the party
have quit II is the Guet and spr,!ess canvass
far as The wings concerned known Though
the whg Ecco has been actively engaged Tor
past he has been able rouse The slightest enthusiasm
in his party-can't get respectable gathering hear
his yicdcalirns OF The rotten he uphUts Put /, dow
Tor CERTAIN that The democratic this d.lvict will
a, least $40 over the vote Tor Johnson last fsll.
DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
~
DIE e.

Iepar ,l lilo, Moan; poS, Made, 9gnt! on "
day ION O:tobrr, Mrs. Cifi'A RlSE TAlAtAhib "H'
Dr. SgoispoOi Taia!crr" .
From her earliest years h" exhibited n f-"'Aa' 'E'
those lUTcIy q cha VII Z m al if t.'aa
wiEniH. -tep Hc.lrr, So rha Ghh"'h
sxemps ar. ssh:ias conhu.. 70 me hhfpihs2 o. -
her; sitts sle :ad AMI aaecti9Ghs az r'' ~" 60
~.
Few pcrsons have encountered mors bodily aaic!p'- M ~
ca Ger, gas FORM and dur! ~ " ~
progress afforded pleasing evidence that sFc wa. pee
her verdi Though mr. suirri6ae wee "eo %
prolonged few with iaeGi rs'ishatl" -
filed the duties almirHbi- malte dh1
higher -sses the pc"e' oil pi'!ne sf ,u
nons nav -a- .f ehn norr rrcO.ltc'ions 90 f2
sorrowng friends "B!xssrd the dead no s Ia to '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

nj, , ..ss...y ss.izd y ~ ssao a ;G o. ne '9''
i..,ss.eo;iaI election 10 o-cupyins pubic dteH
m ey,usca OF all other subjects; and IN I'd lit!on 10
ii ne oticr snort 'a' se counties nae 'o' ~
request the city Of Richmond ahd the coua-
i on the North side Of James River to send I;i nrys'
lions to this important Convention. INN ~ -''
To he Editors Of the Enquirer y, a. 81, 1879
c, e;,o las, wrote YOU have been constant
reaar Of the papers from all parts Of he
The benefit Of The "Democratlc Republican, exchanges
WELL conclusions do draw rom .s Ir.l
h,t pierce and king are 10 he nmpIiantly elec."
For believe The following TO be The result o e
eieSt'o' w !, ~ ~. - S.o,, anI c,,,,,n Doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
E,nr he E'nrnirt


writer in the Wing under The signature OF "A Caroline
Wig prcends to give an of discussion al our
,s court nj the Bowling Green He comes 10 The Conclu
sion TINT Mr. NJ. K H. Garrett u Essex VINO addressed
Tho ncnpc on that tav inclined favor the policy and
the institutions The "notcr county, ara mol ours, ana
il trying surpIant the present innl1ltss administration
v The eI- elton Of General Pierce, who Is 80 an6Ons-
Such stuff ridiculous 10 be noticed! am sure thht
he was the only person. il te did, {" me large audience
who 10 any such conclusion. M ,'afne.' sn"Nc
that the interest Of the country demanded the coh'!-
anrr of the tariff OF 1916, and the Democratic policy which
the Wings had virtually acknow lodged by publicly abandon
ing all their principles and only hurah for mere mill
nry chr(an without any qualification for the Presidency
"Fauess" administration with a ye2eance "hen IL Is
known the country, that General Taylor tooi IN me
hands of Seward and his clique excluded the citizens OF
fifteen States with their property from California was anH
Gus TO bring Utah and New Mexico the same terms,
and dismembe Texas by taking lrge portion OF hcr
territory by force Of arms und used all the lntncc OF me-
prevent the passage OF the Compromise
measures which the Wings themselves say were necessary
TO preserve the Union This Wing administration IA, nhs
spent more money time Of profound peace, Than 'lr
Pok's during long and expensive war Garhnis'n hrd
Gardncrsm. have regncd supreme hlr Garhett appealed
TO the understanding aud reason Of ms annnrr' ana os
cusscd thoroughly every question connected WIN the rreS
DENTAL election in mastery manner his sprecn was one
that no edealist could relish answer Mr. ~ r. sutton
10 raise the dropping eprts Of The Wings, made long
speech compored Of The materials i!a usually enter INTO
Wing speeches Of This canvass. He was Wholly hnaoe I"
rcule the argument OF Mr.. g. and gave up me attempt 10
despair. =, -,
Mr. Chasain White OF Hanover, who came forwards and
made most effective speech, completely demolished ir
sutton He t"nk up his POSITIONS by one, and du
moi leave him an inch of ground 10 stand upon-whc he
was mourning hot shot Whggcry wun! have done you
good 10 have heard shouts Of the Democracy They
were delighted with his speech. The Wings admitted that
they badly beaten.
Mr. s. got up reply but great was his discontinue,
that after speaking few moments and not balAg able to
his broken iorCes lie left The stand.
MIR Charles Maurice Smith, Wing eecIrr for The County,
will not vote for General Scott The rssu. in this county
viii show wha, reliance cnn he placed the calculations
nf these Whiy scr5bcrs Wishing that the Old Dominion
may be- The banner of Demncrncv remain, yours in
The true faith A CAROLINE DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
TO DEMOCRATIC EDITORS IN VIRGINIA.

See that your electoral tickets all right gentlemen
Some of you have printed are not entirely correct
For instance: the OF John Goodc OF Bedford and
Zedokah Kidweli OF Marion should have Jr attached 10
them See to this gentlemen! Attend 10 1t al Let
us have everything right that tho Wings have no
room 10 cavil nj nything.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
GREAT CONTRAST

On hearing Of the death OF Mr.. Webster the Wing ed
with the exception Of the Times refused dress their
papers mourning: doubtless because Nj. Webster
dcciiur. sunporn. Cen Scott. On Friday next General
Pierce whoea ticcon Ike wise earnestly oppusd
will heuur sir. Teb:irrs 'ir.:a vita his urr.rncc Saw
reader mnch,,es nobest para aud say lc,sls Eli.
tot. . re ME-: AMI Ec?uyican you should hereafter
find That your number >nh-crIotrs had diminished since
Monday last on whoss shoulders would the responsibility
r,sI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

WEBSTER MEETlNG-ACQUlTTAL OF WRIGHT.
B. sTuS OcI. 27-The Webstsr Executive Commtee are
resolved 10 act though MIR. Webster still living
great meeting was held ,uday al Faneuil Hail. 10 adopt
measures for the erection Of Mr. Webster
Mayor Scayer pre,iding Speeches made by Edward
Everett Geo. g. billiard and others. Gov. Bouw ell and
suite will attend Mr. Wsbssf's funeral.
Eli1ur Wright has been acquitted Of the charge OF aiding
in ths rsscus of Shadrash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29


mass meeting OF the Democracy of Frederick held the
Court House Yard on Saturday night Young md talent
ed I.ishnan named McLauglln, from York. Pa, made
very interesting and eloquent speech during which he more
than reerled 10 Inc recent speeches Gen. Scott
touching his counymen tho barney used toward
lhcm Mr.. McLaughIns voice, though tinaed with lle
Irish accent pleasant, generous, we'll led and al.
together exceedingly fine When he was about closing
gentleman The crowd cried out 60 go onI lore he
rish Irish brogue" general laugh followed this remark
Baltimore irpus