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LAND For sALE NEAK KIcmMoNp.


SMALL hui most ""eht farm
about ilty the south side OF the '" spus fodI
near Rlchnond-2S miles Old Market thirds
land is cleared and considerable part now cultivated az
market fertility, and 10 market
ma desirable places market s"rden ana
the city II properly managed The pc o
his farm could casly made profits The
building with title expense he rel deied com
portable 1t alt necessary cnnVeirces huDet u
exec len. springs Of the place.
Those wishing purchase will please call sud examine lor Them
selves. - 80. ;, .
The Terns will be very liberal Apply RosT Asrl.os on s
iiSs'eS S', o., y cf " " ~ SAMUEL HASTINGS.
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VOLUME MIX.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
;rBllSuED DAILY AND SEMl.WE WEEhLf
WILLIAM r. s. THOMAS RlrChiE' 'H''


r y,
, r,rer lola per aHnuin and al tho sdo %
E.n or shorter period than one year ter lho So'
rs Ii,rs per annum and three dollars Tor SIX mouths,
10 be rad in The office or rei''ea py man. P's'
,.'e L. u " ,s,I. rcr aunum the end oi the year
or IN k,s ce mas be RENTED per mall IN good ana
the risk Sihs Editors ~ me fs,aSs sr a s,. l.
.At S H. Ri, ,-ri;srs The postage OF single leer Ii
4 s rnun, % the writer. II Ia the accumulation OF posi-.
:" sve business, which operates as ssr'ust"z upon
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,c many Enquirer: For TEN lines or less, hrst III
ana every succeeding insertion twenty-five Ceh.S.
h ws,s twc" wsek.or three times week, thry
y hojf rsnts for each insertion after the first.
are charged iiy dollars tor irty ncS ant III
,r advertisements OF greater lLncthi excl l' ~
!, ,r.,,cnecrs who charged S0o lpaprf mciIied)
ms SEMI. WEESLYFor TEN lines, OF less hrst Insertion
y -. " a. s,ri. conf !ance sNn cents.
- rom distance must h* accompanied with the aaVan'e
.,,.I...ary references, TO insure execution , 80,
r,gs,!.s and tributes Of respect srceed'"s egn' "es'
".,ry tt - irsTtisenentS. .
.iI;:.g-.eS aud Marriages from tHe country, "heherel
hand writing unkauwn must bs y
rg II the Postmaster the neiShb"th1''i "rlhe! VIII
80 ,, published Every measure, that hds been taken 10
us,.ious and Iulz4es has herenior', r"Sc ehaFaiir
!elre. upon such comnlunita on. heiH crsih'n
- - h. Postmaster rritteH on Ms tack 81 M :e!f'T
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TRIBUTE FROM a POLITICAL OPPONENT.


NJ C. Fenton Mercer, in his rambling speeches th'on"h
Vniuo has made his boast That hc several ys"r ~
Congress with Fansn Pierce aud did not NJ all rHr"!ct
him This is most extraordinary statement Especially IN
yiw Of The riumphany proved i,nm me ftco'a h
Gen SllsGn in his fnc speech NJ Petersburg cw DAYS
since that On onr occasion 2r Pierce asked leave oi t
House TO make an explanation Tho slavery question: and
there was only against gEnntins sIch leaHe-aho
;hot was Charles Fenton Mercer!
But there aro distinguished Wings who well recoect
Pierce in Congress. Among them is Ex-senator Ao'!icK
Of MARYLAND who at ir. pOsit.scy refused 10 s"'e Tor Gen
Scott hui has recently in his sapp0 hecnsc he
belongs 10 tho samo Wing "schoo" In late speech Mr'
Mcuick -uid
Gen Pierce hs knew WELL no esteemed iih az S'h,'s.
man o great rlearness ard worth but n" was MOI m hS
schnol ne had and lie wnnld one worh !" ms
disparnuemcni; bnt he could iu hln lie "oh
,erac nothing from Gen Pierce the conraFy, he must
soy he was an honorable frank, high. gentleman ol
word, nnd ability. Hs knew him wril, had associated with
him acvera wears in the u. = Sauar AMI there had uflnH
thai lime existed between rhrm kind ani rendiy rev
lions which The feelings no eiiiI entertained '"""'us
tb, (saurru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

RICHMOND NOMINATIONS.-We obseron that the
Wings of Richmond city have conferred The honor {" can-
dateshp, for the two vacant seals IN me LeSis'auG upon
The heads OF Messrs r. T. DASiEL and A. JuDsoS CRANE
The latter pen enan is Boris elbow nanone who stands
ready to do battle and advance the interest oi his ecc od
whenever occasion requires is stated that he signed me
,i,ion rnr The communication Of the punishment OF one
Jordan Hatcher against which act certain papers 'n
,he State have dcclaimed violently, ard i"r "hic',
,hev have pcrsccuted rel"ntlsssy.-Mr EoTTs, .!
Dinwiddie Conrt House, was very savage "m "I r',.
Iopssus But now how is he with ms man r'-
.ayq Does he back him in his signing l.nrr !" 20 m'
ounns which he hurled The red tlundctb"lts "f s "i'h
Does the Richmond Wing now uphold tht non I" III" -.
,lcmau who asked for that 10 be done whlc II tcccI ""
"hjphcr law and wase ink and paper Tor ihfcc months IN
nnnmocinn1 et us wait and how the he, that most
onsisten, nf sheets can support the election ol ChASE,
and how it gets his signing the HATeHEF petition
a. pa,orshurc friend need entertain no doubt that The
Richmond whg will give cordial support 10 Mr. Crane
One of the Editors The Whig signed The Jordan Hatcher
peti,ion-s that did deter the Wing from pouring out
s Walls of wrath upou Democratic Governor for granting
bc wishes of the petitioners VIII, the beautiful CON
isteucy The Richmond WhC upon tho false testimony OF
stealing Pnss dcnnunces franklin Pierce Ms "oah-
ing The fugitive slave law" while the Wing i'stll s IN
blushney guilty Of he same hct-haVng Hssaied hht Ia"
as 'hur.h measure" called for by Shareholders
We would inform the SouthSde Democrat that great
msoy of the Wings open mouthed agans the nohinh
on Of Mr. Crane under all The strong circumstances oil Inc
coss As some proof that this s pretty general sentiment
m spote communication which appeared In the Dispatch
Of the l4th inst:
Be IT KSowM whom il may concern, ihht governor
Iosenh Johnson In his mercy thought proper 10 commute
punishment Of death Jordan iach"r 10 hanlshen'
rom The United :Sntes and te!enpon The wings oil lcn
mond held an indignation meeting on Tue ' q, hy io'-
md passed resolutions known 10 all voters {" hlch'hu
Be further known that on the 2'h DAY ~ May ioa1
an election wns held in Richmond Tor cefan nfhrcfs {" t
;,v and the Wings being fired with inien hIion from The
fact that Of their candidates were eght's - w P
,;oo The yole resulted follows III" several wards IL"
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Tur coSsIDEScE MAN.

The Washington correspondent 4 thc New nfA 'oatt
o Commerce attributes GeItal Scott the ion" ing ae
Il am a. confident OF being President nj The ~
I'D STATES as that am now commander che! o. ~
American army"
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CNBLUSIlNG FRAUD.

Mr. Caldwell, wing member Of Congress from North
orn, ,,fuscs 10 vote for Scott and TO affiliate with par
" that resorts TO such dcspicahc tricks 10 cheat the people
e saws tha he himself the phs i"ding.T"'a in
Washington asked 10 the two documents ranked ana
circulated by The whg committee The Washington ERA
AboIonst proving General Pierce pro slavery man, ana
The Contrast" charging him with being an apol'I"n'H
They were shown TO him He enqued o the officers OF the
folding room whom they folded or-he WAS answered
.Ior Hon. Truman Smith and Hon. Edward S,ancy J"
These are the chief unkcrs OF the Scott GENITAL committee
whose contradictory documents flood the North and The
South.
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.GNAWiN NOTICE.

GORGE committed 10 ldi'"l ''
Path day August last runaway slave r Is about
ages "a inches high (wi!out iot brown
romle has the ul his head occas"r a.
By burn. George had when c"mInited -sckru
light colorei casslnee pants black cloth cu ana
that he Ia the OF Mr. John Go"e n Mon"
county. who has been arcssd by letter. but IA"
received
The hereby notified forward prove property Pa!
charges take away, he will be disposed OF acoi5 to
law.
l,,I, Sent
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LATEST From INDIANA

Isp,,s,polts. Oct lG In forty counties "fleh, w,
rnvernor, gains his vote of ls49 and ~ eec
n ,I y ,ohf T,n Democrats and one Wing Congress
AN Legislature largely democratic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

On Thursday night, the Democracy ot Jefferson Ward
held meeting al tha Old Market House. Richard y Has
kins Esq. in the chair. The evening and chilly
but there goody number rIcscnr, despite the weather
The meeting addressed by Mr. Isaac r. Watkins briefly
IN some pertinent and urcble remarks. lie followed
by Mr Edward T. Cannon with a spirited and appropriate
appeal the Democracy of that Ward 1" do their duty Mr.
c. the of his remarks paid mecd compliment I"
Democracy Of that Ward FOR their patriotic devotion 10
Democratic principles. From the feeling manifested al This
meeting we have hopes that Jefferson Ward will be
redeemed and that the banner Of Democracy will be ii the
ascendant there in November To afford all oppor
lunity Of mingng with the Democracy there the meeting
adjourned over, 10 meet a The place on Thursday
evening ncx when tho Democracy Of Richmond are all in
Wit ct Ia attend.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The county Ivrrco about 10 miles from HE clS oi Ne'
mou ana containing Tis land runs down 10
White Bridge, ard is directly The main road ea"n
from Bottoms Bridge On The premises there la Derahs eoou
dwelling house and several ouihoiseE as" young oI'l.
very select ru and good There H plenty oi I'VE
bes mani on the lands adjoining and have doubt There ls
plenty tract but person has ever "Aed ioI II ANY Per
wishing purchase look The same 10y applying on h
PREMISES AID will he made kn"~n on ad"
il,en!, Thomas Bniord t~io lives ahnnnS) y" !"
Richmond, THtS. PEMBtRloN NO. Cas' '''" -
a., -, " " Y. p.
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y. ,IIo The following from Wing psper-thc New York

Day Book
GENERAL SCOTS RETuRN.-Genera Scott, We
n. told br the telegraph ls his way home he mas neeh
mn now nbuut three weeks peraHbulang through ohi"
mo Kentucky pnd Indiana snd back again through olo
ana ~ down The lake Buffalo We were oih In the oe
tnniop rst he was going locate military hospita 10
Kentucky but hear nothing OF that h'spita ot rs
lncacu and The probability is he has done n"Ine ho'u'I
~. Inuney was purel" political one0ns inade 10 Re1 up
nm excitement in Ohio snd carry that Stale for the Mhlgs
M, !. the fret tims leve, that ever presiaenai
tiute took field and stump 10 ceconecf Tor himself
M, career If Genesa Scott through ONO Tor such pnr-
n i. y, ispracru 10 the hi3 his speeches are iorl
,sh and disastrous to himself He has made some twenty
.pcrchc more or less and not one OF them mas nc us
c- sed single principle told us whether no " 10 aSoi
nj ar opposd 10 any of the leading principles OF ne Two
nares of the country He has not told ns ~hetnef
he i, in favor of or opposed the present ne
in favor of or opposed tie appropriation oy tho general
royernment of money for internal improvements whether
he is in favor of or opposed the compromise measures
nnt we ure a. ignorant of HE real principles upon these I'm
por,an points dnestc policy as we are OF no religious
nations nf John Smith Hi. friends tell ~ isiat he 10
WIT but no act or voe speech of ho has ever been IN
onnoson 10 hr aboonsts, the free raders or te our
NM, an, Iocoiucus and he may be either ni 81 - uss 'o
oh that any OF us know the conirny lttis th' ms'
whom s2ec,able intelligent Wings are ask" - '''e ' ~
prelr nncc 10 Daniel Webster.
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LAND AGENCY IN TEXAS.

LAND AGENCY IN TEXAS.
sSiE subscribers having connected with the Land Offices "i
Texas fifteen and acted as agents IN pucas
a ss. % 10 and Collecting debts IN
pecu offer their services 10 such persons ID may wish engage
Many nbHu, from failure to pay
Claims good will be barred by adverse " ee
ears that the limitation Owing OF tceam"ng
other the best lands in condllion!o 10 be lost
and being determined aten diligently 10
Claims con:d u.s. we require in all cases an advance 10
done willing 10 take continsen interest IN me a, o a
ien!ion and services II Il d MaMIiN: aI Gsnr
RErEnEscEs Col E. A"m. Attorney General; w r laIGer
Hessr. Rice s Shcs iioH,on Co" il r. " liil Thomas
Texas Texas Delegation 5s IN cS"ste. D c. eis Minor
Esq aud Col Henry l.. Hopkins Virginia Oct 7--c5t.
THE FoXWELL WHEAT.
sTEsSRs ALIEN GARRETT CO.-Dear Sin: j ship you per
;.1 .sy aays 5ssa5l he yslj q hs ", Wsa
Respectfully, JAMES l.. FoXWEl.L.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS: -,
Dear Sir purchased OF you husho Fnxwel Wheat from
which made thirty Respectfully, D. GRESHAM
4. \. MgLsuRs, Esa.
ST MAsrs County, M.nrLAsDt Auguss @ I2,h IS5s
shicH Ihmk shall certainly thrash from ly
hundred and seyeniy.hve bu'iels - . ,a,,.c
Respectfully, W. II. THOMAS
Of the 10Th asking report OF the trial the
Wheat purchased last TALL Is 70 hand and take great
pleasure the entirely successful
onqusrer OF an up land IN Mcdowell county
" c. and yielded and three pecks which nearly
-oual 81 seeded country regarded
splendid Yield Respectfully, j. BULOW ERWIN.
We will be pleased receive above Wheat Ii Is
mn no m one and bu-he bas-, and sold at sd
bushe charge Specimens be seen al our
store, 10 40, Main street, Richmond ~
aLEX GARRETT IL CO.,
l7-ciw Grocers and Commission Merchahl-
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r. Il. co.,
RICHMOND, 23d, 1852
NI OTCE-The meeting oi the socHloie
n,e Virginia Central Railroad Company will bc Richmond
the Exchange ROOM FRIDAY the 2th o octooer
1852 at O'Clock, p. NJ. - s,,,,,, :. :,
nrfn - J. 4. y.
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-clt lAMT.S Eli. l. u H. ~
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

.r ~ 7 DULL.kIH7 y " :. - =. rIIiN.S
!" Az about tho ills; Of january last, negro boy ioMHs
,aI.r Anet Tom PAGE. Thomas was reti Al me pesih
r yesr 10 M John Ichson uf Guochald, ana haa Peh'
Urn 10 Richmond clothes; snce then lie mas nor oee
Ihonia. /. aboa, : feet inches high, flat broad
T. Year. Of ,sc, and oi sineerca color tie mas
'ns al vi e. % Mcndoes about mile from this place
>mne tooch!aui JOS X WEISlGER.
Ea-cIw Richmond
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WHO Is TIE FRIEND To THE FORElGNER1
In rG.r uniied States Senate on the l0 vi Aug-r ISL
twncn Pierce King and Graham all in that t"l; Mr.
Young =" llino's democrat moved amrn!nlen IL The
Lln! distribution b, The ciccl that foreigners -n"ld
have ihr ii; prc.enp,n native born Citizens
On that pr"posi,ion the (as will BE- found the Con-
"trssnn O5e the fret session oi the 9th Congress-
pace 3l7) stood ms follows
YEAs-Mrssrs. Allen Benton, Buchanan, Clay Of AlI,
Cn,hhrr' Fulton, KING, Linn, McRnbers, M"uton
PIERCE smith OF Conn, Sturgeon, TalimadHe, lappan
Wakrr White, Williams, Woodbury., Wright and Young
20. go democrats and whigsl
NAYS Arssrs. Archer, Bates. Buyird Rcr"n, tshGnte
Clay Of kF Clayton, Dix"n, Evans, GRAHAM tender-
SON. Huntington kcr, llerrlck Miller Mofei,e'd Phelps
Porter cntss Preston ves Simmons, Smith OF Indiana,
Sou,hart! and Woodhrlge-25 (Al whigs)
Read this, natuyaized cilizcns Th, whg party slvns
but barely "f twenty srven and prominently among
them Mr. Graham voted against the amendment TO secure
you EQUAL privileges with the native citizen while every do
m0cra Pierce and King with them voIed tr The amend
Intelligent and rtecIing foreigners you have felt the
liberty crushing dynasty of the old world, will you NOT think
m these things whrn yam TO The polls and viii you
obey every impulse o truo human nature and vote Tor
those no really your friends
The New York Tribune looks rather poonily upon the
result al The annsy yi"ana election. While 1t the
opinion that by proper esernns the State may be carried
Tor S.olt, Il adds:
we do seek disguise the peril which the needless
and nes of friends in Pennsy vania have ated
Their adyeIsares will OF shout, exut hGrrah and
powder is their perfect right 10 do Their game
the first been 10 bully, bet and brag the fanling
into belief That Pierce must bo chbsenand thereby
their end Ii The canvhss be spirited and the votes
al rc He'd Scott be chosen, and We think they know
il. Bn II they rhrn tenth Of our voters into tor
pidiy they may perhaps number The resdnc To avert
This dsrscr, the most enuons concerted ant immediate
cyrrIiuns requisite"
After such Jercniad, wc may confidently put down The
Kry Stone State safe Pierce and king-and all saga
civuE Wings will agree with us
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patnr.l,,lrp Ser
TEXAS LAND AGENCY,

HAMILTON d ilENDREE. CorSsELoRs AT Law ASp Gka.,
III RAJ LAND will Xe promptly 10 all professional
in and Supreme Courts Of the State and III
the United and supreme Courts also I" all ma
COUGHING Address cs lMdD
r;y nj S,s,n T,y.s IAN. lG-cwly
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$500 I.
Trustees of Francis Th0rntoh hsq ohss
his large and valuable real estate Tor aac anu pe an WV
land Ia Warren county. Norm Caind M MtCh
and the following desirable si'ua
ALEXANDRIA residence Mr. Thornton II miles iron
the Rail Road, aud lying on the Per ono o
and valuable situations on lc
dwelling and all the houses large, tasty h coft
uel o 1900 high stale "i iHoft
ment grounds Iched ana thoroughly Drained c o
are aud opsIy divided the fences There are
sufficient hundred hogsheais OF Tobacco" Tue wafer
good the residence, mile from the RIVER Eediuy ono
COTTEN'S TRACT-IRmedaely below and On lhe HVef U
which rst and Saw Mill also u srea 'u
acres grounds and the whole presents aufact"e VIZ
which purchaser seldom IN thir other country
THE OLD PLACE Containing 2hiN acres, e ol winch are 10"
grounds on Ii. Roanoke Much o The balance valuable ana q"
ers I'M! ucreus wishing hny rarely ound III 50 large
tract
RICK SPRING-The residence oi The late Naihane Mae"
lSly acres and the waters OF Hub Quic
Creek IL one the most valuable highland ananEs IN Waifet
county, and good snd hchthuiness
Persons wishing purchase will call on either ." The shs
who will with much conduct ihen through any poTtc
all thcse They will sell privately al amy h
This and the ls December part or all o he e
having ample authority 10 do go ana son any 10
unsol At that lime will given o puhic aie on lh
day mIssibr 10 Justice this valuable ana extensive rs
by escrirnn Of in advertisement e 'aFessl a'
III Nnr'h Id"h"' a'' ''
~ ri'i'' " ~ WM. HENDRlCk,
A. e. BOYD,
wsr.c em,,v \ q A,r l6au n NJ THORNTON.
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NRlCO COUNTY COURT, oct, U, i ~.
his county hivie been summoned attend on this day
whether the 33d section u The l9Si claper W
Virginia which presIibes that Ill free negro shall sti
offer ior "a c ur barter agricultural pTu'ucs Win
certificate wrnln. from "uc respectable white person
y or nelshburhuod "i hls hciIe that lac raised other
uaestiy by The same such products shall BE- nrci;ed aud
nishei with strces aud that any white person who shall
receive Il: trade, agricultural products OF Tree cgro
such certificate sna be guilty OF misdenleaoi shall
.n the county OF ienrco The court inns "ay pocseaef
The sam. ana IL A. he unanimous opinion ui the Court
Ion Aforesaid shall he force III the county oi iienreo
ne ordered accordingly. AMI II Is irher ordered ,ha
&c published twice week, or one month, ia me pdiy pis
RthmaGd Daily Enquirer Copy-Iesle
JAMES ELLETT, c. II.
s-lu-n Older oi the County Court OF llenrco shF"i "i
obe, lsi II was directed that The section, nehoh.'. ~
ns u.dsI should not take effect III sai county u'i 'he
No'tmshrr next - . - .
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7 OF TIC EN!AlFe1
ERROR CORRECTED.

ERROR COIti5EClED.
sorry find myself compelled 10 correct an er
which ri my Democratic friends Oi Lynchburg and
particularly The Editor of the Lyncbhurg Republican hayu
committee" IN giving an account Q! discussion IN that
town The evening Vf hr 9Th instant between Mr. Camp
bell. the Nhig Eecior and ny self 1t Is SAID that 81 per-
mltted my wiley opponent t. lead me oil such miserable
issues small notes education of pnur children and State
taxes" Now The fact was t!nI while GSct IN my reply
To MI Campbell nt Considerable length, and with great
phnsis upon The effect o ;ha Ere" Trade and Sub Treasury
policy upon the development md Of Southern pow
er and prosperity and The mighty impus given 10 both,
in the Inst decade, proved 1y The Of the last
canyass-and while | spoke nearly Two hours In all
did devote 10 those three subjects much rs five
during the whole evening simply d-mis-ing them
with observation (Which once repeated that tney
questions OF Stale pU'y, and hal nothing I" 90 WANT
Presidential cast no censurc howe''' upon tho
Editor Of The Republican, who present at The dig
cusson, else am sure he would not have made this mis-
take. Mr. Campbell himself will her me out In what as
|
On tho other hand find myself greatly indebted 10 my
Whiy friends and esnecialiy 10 Mr. Mcdonald Tho
editor Of the l.ynthhurg Ehginan not oniy "r his
courtesy in esc"rting me through The dark 10 my
lodgings, but for Tho very high compliment when was
paid me by him aud them for, while he 10" has com
mlttcd some errors-(for example, / never said lha
Though Mr. Campbell had swallowed Mr. Wise he could
not awaow little Richmond Democrat; but that when
heard that Mr. Campbell had s~hil'wed Mr. "i-e, wa.
Tho least Surprised ior the who could swallow
Gen. Wtctirh Scott coui swallow anybody l-snd while
apologize 10 the pous gentleman whom offended by
INV very evrrrnd USE on one nccnson OF he name OF the
Devil by simply saying that my mother taught me The com
msntment Thou shalt take thy Mixers name in
vain /" (aud If ever have disobryrd and commit
ted this hcinous sin most daeply do repent OF H.
but that heard that there was any slch pro-
hibon in relation that OF the Devil really con
slider it quite aher ~ my cap, that In my reply
lo Nr. Campbell, by Mr. McDonaus own arknow-
rgrnent that Ithig audience, consisting ot nearly
four hundred of Mr. Campbels picked men and n"t over
one hundred Democrats. 'luehina tmm0derH:sp and
even tie Wings 10 "appla uding rsry heartily" Mir Nc.
Donai "hs rery ie boy and he piois iiIend Doubtless
thought Mr.. Campntli gave the DEVIL but as lie
pubic will hardly believe, Mr.. Mcdonald woud have
tnen that those laughter rounds o applause
were given our Of compassion for poor claim Tor my.
sell nory enough nght that not only succeeded
IN drawing the fire of Mr. Campbe Wing phaianx oi four
hundred actually turned their batteries upon hihia
brought their lhunders Of nppause, and set te auG
ence to "ldugaing lMMoEERaTELr
wish no . better luck" than that.