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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE. PROOF

HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
oAvss WI Hsrs patent Locks the same ths
ven awarded seperste Medals ct the Worlds Fair Lo ndon
1851 end Worlds Fair NewYorh 1855 and 80, and th the
lsci ed the only powds! proof Lock that received Msd.
pa. end sdvertsed "wofds Fair Lookar The sub
sebs and bis agents are the only persons to make
cd se hh Champion SAFE with daF patent wdsr
pFoof Locka g. C. HERRING, Green Block.
Me- lSS Isl and lSq Water At. NV York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27
STILL FURTHER PROOFS FOR THE wilder

STILL FURTHER PROOFS FOR THE "WILDER
PArExr sALAMAHpEa sAFE"we this moraine learn from
Masaa CAaRxGyox DoUcHEsrY. Barclay st. that the Safe
q az isi last Wa one o" WSIprns woaLp-RESowxro
HASEHr sALANAnpERs end not Hernss Chs npon
Be would have the public believe BY his 10 The
Gxpsea We would request that hereafter all parties who
~ silas Herring to specify In the sane wHAr AND WHOSE
PArEns rnt BArs MARKED that the right party shall have
/. his due. B. q WftpEa Co.,
fatsntess ard Manufasturers No isf Pearlst
RICH SHELL DRESS COMBS, ofthe newest French
psttsrss The variety every style Of the imported
vs - home manufacture Ladies' respectfully invited to
ell sad examine at the Comb store, No ss7 Broadway
.MELoDEoNs.-S. d. g. II. w. SMITHS MELO.
tuned to equal tempemen be found only at tbs
auss 10 Piano Store Of HoRAcR WATERS No. SIS Broad
wg ne sr.1e Implied on the most reasonable terns.
hERNA.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
SCe No Msidsnisne. by the Industrial Exhibition
- al Nations for ther PATENT RADICAL Guar Tsuss
1sferenes TO It's supesor Valentine Mott Willard
P0k and John ~ Carnschan extensive LIST Of Names
OF mercantile and other gentemsn cured by u ru nav
hssssa ct their ONCE. Open fion A NJ. until P. n
HoLLowAY's OiNTMENT.-Don't have Sore
Drsss or Sore Legs Don't have saheun or sny othsr
themssives Of such evils BY magic Sod the
Manufactures No 90 Maiden lane T. and No 2ts Strand
Loodos, end ~ ell Drusssts at $50 62e sad 81 pot
Rats don't die in their holes, but come out and
die BY usns CosTARs efectual RAT. CocKkoAcH &C Elk
fbRHiHAToR Wholesale and retail depot No Sss Broadway
Noae essuise upless ssnsd By HsxRy B CosrAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27

SUPERIOR FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Ac-Wn. PRNcr Co., Flushing, N Y, offer all the most
enable varieties Of Fruit and Trees and Plants
Including = occ extra large Fruit Trees bearing state.
end extra large Ornamental Trees Priced Catalogues No.
rs Chamhess q OF VIII be matted 70 applcsnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27
PAPER ii ANGIS S
Wholesals and Retail

noa IS sed s51 Broadway New Yok dscy opposite the
City Haul
Hsvs eenstsntl, hand full Of Peseh and Amsricn
Papes HaDsipss Borders Firebosrd Plate. Curtain Pap'
Bed Testers, Sts.ues Lsndscaps &c Of every Je KNOWN 70
- trade. s,,
Ncrchsn laying 10 boy from 6,st h.ods az
- sIely direct from Ffepch manu-
f.ctorers for whom the United States
Orr pse the richest sty Of Desc
ysfons Specisi mpor s,ops ede when desired, from
spIsn0l collection temples Artistic Paper Hangers sent to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27

.NEL0DEoNs.-S. d. g. II. w. SMITHS MELO.
peo.s 1ned to equal temperament be found only the
Ausss - Plano Store Of HoRAcR WATERS No. SIS Broad
HE trade supplied opth he uoe anna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
"JCNTOISM."

The Wig hns much to say about JaNt0Sr its OBJ
iect boiug to represent the Democratic pnrty
as under the domination of clique. This nc
cusstiou might be true, whoutin the lenst relieving
the Know Nothing Whig party Of the odlum Of being
ruled by the most .yrannical and corrupt cabal that
ever usurped power in n free government. But the
accusation s without the shadow Of foundation The
Democratic Central Committee which the Iihtg
st'gnatizes as a jaato, was broken up at tho last
s'"nntoa Convention, but, befuro its dissolution,
majority OF its members did not fayor the pretensons
VI ". Mise for the candidacy of the Democratic par
w. ihs nomination of Mr.. Wise was the result Of
p'P"'"' movement in his favor and not ofcenra in
""en'' VI secret contrivanoe.
i"ele 's' however II candidate now before tho peo
pie OF Virginia, who's indeed the creature OF ia To-
as"'' ana tiat Is John NJ. Pnuon, the Know Nothing
nominee ior Attorney General. lie was a member
ofthe Central Democratic Committee up to the pc
Rod of its dissolution, and he is the ony candidate
in the field who can boast that distinction,
When the Wig talks about Juutoisn. !, mpst be
understood as ndulging in ely ssrcasu, at tho tx
pense Of the Rnow-Nothiug nominee for Attorney.
General, whose uominstion was extremely obnoxuus
to tho dominant power in the nonxre party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
EVIDENTLY FRIGHTENED.

The American Organ the mouth piece Of the South
.rn Know. Nnthings, is evidently much irghtonrd.-
Notwithstanding III continued bon'iIng II Tears 'h'
defeat of its party in virginia. Ii appeals to 1t" par
tizans in the mos, GeseechIng t"lm'. Hear
$50, for virginia alone therefore, IS the great bat
tle Of the eth OF Ilay be fought, but for "!l "i
sister Sratca, from the Roan"kc To the Colorado
Throughout that vast extent q! territory along tht
shores of the AtIant and the Gulf of heHlco on ,n'
eastern and western slopes of the Ailechancs and II
the valleys OF the Mississippi the voice which Iirs
nisis sepi forth og TINT day listened "f "!'h az
in til, days Of Seventy six " eyes Of the whole
South were directed To VIRGINIA, 10 gee what side o
ihr contrs, size would cspousc, now, III the present
revolution, the Old Dominion ia again the object OF
the dccpe-l solicitidr.
"Lc.. then Nir.iniana do their duty. 4 heavy re.
sunnsib;litv rests upun them II they fail. the dsas
tint- consequences to the American party and The
coua:ry, cuu liar'!l, be pre,!Iried'
Ii the Know No;hngs have 72,OuO members in Flr-
.inIa, who ar, snJrH 10 be N the polls and vote
against WISE what necessity is there for this hoart'
reudInr anpeal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
MORE DEEELNPMENTS.

The Know -Nothings of the North are following up
the atrocious policy Of the party in Massachusetts,.
with perfect fidelity, aud rem"rselcss energy. In New
Hampshire, under DeHocratie domination ever con-
scr,utive and patriotic State, Kuow.Nothusism is
working out it, legitimate results The Legislature
hos ndoptod series Of resolutions in which the Ne
braska bill is Denounced viii! special emphasis and
the most extreme anti-J'avery sentiments pr"mulga-
ted with all the aut ,riy Of tho State. In Connect''
cut the Wings combined with the Know -Nottlngs
and elected IL Know othinS Abolitionist Governor
of the Stale, over the Democratic candidate, who
stood upon tho noble national platform which
was received with snch satisfaction in the South
In his inaugural Inessut, this Know Nothing Cover
nor endorsed tho Maine Liquor LAW, and recommend
ed The extension Qt ne r.eLt ni >y5agc 70 .:cg 2"s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
FROM CAMPBELL COUNTY
10 Ms Editors 0t he EH9H"e''

10 TX Editors " ne LHYh""'
CAMPBFII May IS,
Gentlemen II suppose, as poIliIcs are running
hgs Won would not object 10 receive sii"li c",'i.
lnunicuiion from subscriber, accompanied by 'hS
cRsh.
must congratulate You. gentlemen upon II" ah'''
jty and success with which the Eu4u!r"!, t"h'h
have rcad for the !n-t eighteen YEAR! In, bee" '"
ductcd and, in my humble judgment, never NOR" >
brn on lhc present ucc,iOn. lis ct"ci- Err sever
felt in the ranks OF the arch cmrmy wiiggrT! ni's'
Know No;hings. Rely upon il, il viii tnf" ont h"
same old coon; hiE mark u too r.am IN drc'!F,
truc Democrat. You may resi- assured the Demo-
racv of this county will give II good account oi !hcH'
selves Oh the fourth thursday III May. ! nav" n,'.-
known them more anu-,d, more cHg'" :'G tie ns..
cs Ii the sainc spirit p'rvad"> the party "'"r '.
State, they ,ill be utterly nrInciaIc. W" ar" I""
calculating on minority ul at least 2JVa "iu % iH
pycscu, reaction should coutnu" until tie uc,;i DO.
there is no telling. w:rc majority VIII -iar. J. b.
hnrd matter 10 lind man DIET. nd tho ruj E c"t-a
Of Sum. Our friend, Bncock, If doing h!s ''H"!c H1
he will undoubtedly be elected by m overwhelming
majority. Yours, most Respectfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
-uE RICHMOND ENQUARER,
ryRl!sREp DAILY, sEMiwSfA]i' AM
ny RITCHIE, PRYOR DtHHA'NNf'


-.. ~, p.,,,r s,y,n dollars per Annurn, and At the
., hi dollar, II taken tor shorter period 'h"h one
1'" % ,br sem, Wc.hy. avc dollars per "nnuin, and
,,Tar for SIN months. payable III advance 20 os Pa'a
~ 60 or r,.:rd Iy mail, poetpaid; or sN dollars
49, arrn,u a, the ru, oi tie ycG:
P'.r IT, WrcSly Eucu-rr published every " eincsaay
r;n a. - poy annual i pnd III s1'ahce or Tor s.oo
,Ln, may,nrn: ia 20; made IN .!'"n'' "Suustoh 's
va, T. ,,yor Of ch,,- n the J.lH"sG rSo; i0r CIV SIX
% ~ inc W,,s!y enquirer N!ii bc inrnisoed; tor Sso
Ny s,,,.. for $40 iwcEyicur copies ana ro OH In
tb. .sms proportion ,,rn,,c,rc
=. THE SEMiWEEKLY aud The WEExLr-For TEN
Nr, or ess sovenyve cents; for each sub
.,.Cut insertion nifty cents.
r.r.,ou sSenS and every succeeding insertion
~ s,c !i inserted wcck twice week, or
,lrrs week thir!yscTen aud hal! cents ior each
io.ertiVn after the
,.uai s, cIsers are charged nifty dollars for
ln, ai in tia; proportion Tor advcr OF greater
4s:a except Lottery Vendors aud Auconeers who ARE
ch4T.ad SlO0, paper inCluded)
,.~' All Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
EIGHT ines are charged ior as advertisements.
Orders from distance be accompanied with the
ssacc pay or satisfactory references TO insure execution
- Al dues ro this office he reitt'd per ninii III
o, AID yHahle Bank EotUs al the risk o the edIors,
s., a Of AZ ic:f=s being pad by the critters The post
go - rsgc ,ci;cr * scarcely OF account to the VII.
s /, :. inc accumulation OF postage, III extensive bu
anFs'rs Il serious tax nnpN Ei'rDra.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
For Ire ErTye
10 TILE MECHANICS lE RICHMOND

Gentlemen AS you WI have 10 c!ac; It ulrn1c~
Of the Board Public Work, in the cotHng e,rr rn,
and Richard c. Morris is u canG:Gat,, Dl The pr.
,ha; s afraid Of the Bishop of Rom, .si ny.
in duty bound II inform you that VI. Morris 'F E'.
wor4, enemy within tn. broad limits of III" STATE H.
wrote, about tiv. years ngoa letter that he prh.Hr1
in LylchJurg, advising the Stat" and Ra.irosG Cen
pnnic., illstend o: employing whit" inecha!oe {" IN
chase young negro men. He made statement '.'"-
went to SNOW, that the interest on the purchase no
ncy, insurance on hi. life food and clothing ""u;
only amount tn 81 cents day, and shld IN TX rs!.'1
he would hc rough stom" macon III II y"Ir /" -"'i
one-you psy q white man two dollars aud hitT "t~
dav thus saving moro ;an two dollGr- day d"i 81
on with all other mechanics, il proportion 10 lAe!
wages.
inhertance-,hcy the br'hrisht oi bis sons-and
even th. rich sb,uil preserve them sacred 10 nc
h;c ,n,p n. ,e ark OF sutety for ttcir dcsccndalt
in case poverty should ove'sA1 I III ;hea Ml@n
I;ss , berrnr mechauic art is tho sta. Of hopo 70
bis sons. feeling that by the acqurenen; Il tg04s
they will be able to live 10 comfort and stand a. M
a chance as am other man 10 become rich and !a:: :.
vutal citizens. nEHR1 ASl-a.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
FROM RANDOLPH COUNTY
To ne Editor. et tie Enquirer.

RASDoiFH, May / is,J.
Gen,lcnlen:-The Democracy ot this county -ra
moving, and have resolved tc give the State ir..,
tn ir usual majority, say 30 Nothing will prcYc";
but death Know Nohngism & lo"kr.! upon hero u
Wing organization, and nothing else bot all ltn
Wings OF this county do not b 'ong /" the c"ncria.
many "t them choosing to net tor :hcms'!"r. IA
hnvc determined To- vote the Dcmccrac ;i,hot Tho
organization is nearly dcai IN the c"UTty-ni 81 5
members look pale. t>Ick, ! -upposcj Too much
swearing, and wear and tear ot ronsci,GC". w"nt
make Satan sick; at least. think so They "ugu. "a
BE- called the regular licensed KoOrback organization.
They labor necessarily 10 deceive ignorant Dom.
Crus. They swear them not ~ tell linz truth ,". n.r
organization. This done, they call th@m,"iNr7 To
American party, rather the S"prc1G- "rdr" g! tie
Star .SpaMgied B0nntr." Gaod Lord, what n"dsl-
Is, Who could believe tina; th" banner q! American
liberty could toat in dayE aarrrt ~ mlin'gF Lka
tho Mornii., Glory il wou!d close lis folds IN HUc \
soil, S6t 0v II i said 5hq.tes" noble stripe. ~
wait lOr the 2ith. We are cnc"r Tor IL" t,@ht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
- Let every Vnginian read, and ponder WE'LL
uno, the following inrcr sting und admirable letter
70 me Editors of lie ERf"igrr:
Drur,I IDA, April ~. lS.LJ

--y Let every Virgiuian read and ponder WELL
upon the following inner, sting "nd admirable letter
70 me Editors of tie Enq";yrr: ,e,-
DrHuRIr, Iowa, April ~. le'J
conference.-the present contest III ;r1iha "a tx
cites crra: interest throughout the country. Inc
Know No;hing5 here feel ever? assurance q; 'ietn
aud lo,k with confident hope TO the result OF your
cIrriiou while Democrats cannot ocsf" 'hf'f
brethren ot the proud old Commonwealth VIII ever
faltrr riuch less prove TccrcnEt, N suC colts''
md M such t,:ma a this The Hct That reihia mas
heretofore resisted successfully all tie S!is OIL ihc
J,. I'm. yrc, f,r her m ,.nvlNbic reputation among
conservative men in MI :s States. aud suci men WI!
not .onu give crrdcncc ~ the story ot hcr D@"ln@
down NJ III. feet -: this ncw nad deics'hoc MEOW
Nn;Lin,r God Such course on The paTt "i your
S,,, would hc like An enlightened christian people
rfs;n I, worship;!i true Lord and payG thclrde
tinu TO rcp:i!vs and creeping thi;iS-S. "oaid max
eyer, voter IN virginia COULD kIi"" VINO '!cy are III
The lInIl- vrhnldmg States that desire me Gr"' ~
U.rrv A. Mise Your gallant -Indurl-b bearer. w ould
,t vrrv yorr c,,uld hear the conversation and de-
b... uuGu your contest. They would iind III th-
State ,ll,a-c men desiring II VII" uD;Gt! with ii:c Abo-
Ionist. 10 Lrfc:., a. &. Dodges reelection TO the
United States SENATE; and, III l'lln"Is, uoSe WIZ"
E,r,u.L III. same unium tn det, the reelection OF
Co.., Scl,,. 10 the same high office; AMI who mus
uuir.I brcau.g Gen. Dodge and Gen. Shields voted
for the Nebraska -kansa. bill.
If Virginia torsakus her ancient faith and The true
Democracy of the country in this contest SHE gives
mid to nbolitionism in the nonslavelI"ldng States
which will strengthen that miserable pnrty more thhh
nll its present members could do III the DcN1 t"eo'!
wears. With such issues Us enter your cohtes'' !"u
should give the roninees Of the Stanton I ouven
ri2u q; ieas, twenty thousand majority. Zoo gran.
that the Democrats vi tb. Old Don"'on no! n?H
Jisnppoiut the rensoDable expectations OF their
brethren throughout the Cnon' ;..,
You will pardon me, am sure tor aaviTs W.. ~
this long letter, when inform You mar ns'Ita h"rn
my native State. and that few years ABSENCE "1'
mo-, tended % abatc oae whit M lo'. "' He''
ati i'io'' ie' 'P'-' Is. NJ. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
THE tL0rREOY PARTY AND CUBA.

.hh! HNl' VI 'fN
IN MS sp'e'h at the African Church, Mr. Lyon.
tool! the ground that il Sir. Flournoys party should
get INTO power IN the United States so M 10 have the
control Of the Government Cutie nerrr coaLi, p,.dsr
aay c.rr|m 't'.crS b. Gr7uiyd BIZ tb. Taisd States
and alin!ttrd into the Union, Unless tho Know. No
thing -hon!!, after they get into power, rcnouncc
the principles upon wiIich they now sock powcr-to
wit the exclusion of tho Catholics from nh otfic.,
and Foreigners wholly from the right uf cit;zcu,lr
or, il CABIN he acqaired ~ Cban, and no C,.thoi;r
which aTc, in practice. the thing can hold goy
n:ii a, and ,l,ry gtcs IN Ne iS'aad must be fl. 4
bv n H,U,sst,,Bt 4 now- No!d,H2.
That the Cubans will not submit any auch dcaradn
ton, worse, "a il would be- ihan that which they now
endure every Gne mast feel perfectly satisfied md,
therefore they will never conscu: 0 annexation to the
United Ssntcs il the Know Noihinss urc in power
Now We should like 10 hear from tho Know-.,3.
things upon this subject.
john Quincy Adams said, in II letter lately pub
slri, that Cuba necessary the safety and in
dependence Of the Southern States, and the day would
come when they mast have it,
Arc not the Kno, Mornings worss than Mr.. Adams
and more inii:;cal to the South than he was
II the AtricaiiXatiOn OF Cuba cannot bc prevented
with III acquisition, are the kuow-NohnSs in favor
OF differentiation rather than acquisition; or, thry
willing. ia 10 Cuba, to .cnounce their faith
Without giving any opinions Of our own, for the
present We pause 10 hear voice from the ''culvert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
WITHDRAWALS IN HENRICO COUNTY.


We nre requested to state ,hat Mr.. Be;;lunin For
ter, whose name appeared in this newspaper Il icw
days since apn other citizens Of the lower end Of
llrnrico county, Us Withdrawing from the Know-No-
thing Order although he heard the withdrawal caru
read in op"n meeting nf tho Democratic Vigilance
Committee, for No. District III sal county, md re-
qucsIed his name TO hn appended thereto did 81 un
der the mpresaion that it card simply declara-
tory Of Democratic principles. he has Rc'cr jeen Il
Kn3w..N ..N"'kiHg, and yspgdiatss lie Order.
As it is determined to cnntiuct this matter ttHriy,
my other signcr 70 that paper, who is in Mr. Fostcrs
position, is earnestly requested 10 let it be known.
We shall hereafter notice the gross misrcprcsenta-
tions in yesterr"'s Wh;g touching the Withdrawals
in IIcnrico county.
y counterpart OF tho suhioined communications
was 'rft ut tho Office of the Richmond Wing, on the
,h instant with tho request that the same should be
published: ,,,,
To NE Editors .; tie R,chm0nd llhig:
Sr6 In your paper ni to-day in srcGkinS of the
gentlemen who published their withdrawal from the
Know Nothing Order commonly su cai!rd you state
that several of these men whose nuiics appear 81
col,Icuuusly IN primt-,Iohn II. Brerdcn among The
numtrr-drclarc thai they never signed this with
lrGwa card authorized any one TO sign II loi
them
You aro laborng undr great mistake, so fur aS !
am runccrncd The said card was published with IN!
authority and full appreciation. Respectfully, ~
JOHN II. BkEEDEN.
TCste: JOHS 7. CHILpREY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
Hnaw-Snihim. %onIlnniim Tor C0nsr"ss

|; was announced every where i'll the streets yrs'cr
,lay that the midnight secret Councils on Saturday
night, nominated VIM. C. Scott, Esq, Hs the hnoW-
No,hng candidate for Congress. i'll opposition % Mr.
CasE.. Mr.. Scnii formerly lived in P""iIata' ana
has moi resided cutie twelve months III this district
long enough however, il seems To oversInGh McsSrs'
j. " Bu;s nud 4. j. Crane. who have been pro'n'-
ncnly named for the post We "Ec glad thai a' las''
Judge Cuskie has responsible opponent IN the field
The nrospccts Of the judges reelection grow
brighter every day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
- -
IRON HAMPSHIRE. COUNTY.
70 ire Editors of the EHYp,rrr
Jj,t,rsutDr Ami r

To ire EdstJrS ~ me fhY'T. .....
HhNesnrnE. Apr 81, !'.j.
Gcu,lemcn:-I feel confident We shha ""ir' Pr.
county hv ai lca-t 30 minority. probhh'N i'"'- lh.'
3r,, fr Wsr--somcti..n. ,s tor Fau,i'r"r MI "'.H
L.I.gnt.. Allowing Loudoun To Civ" $50 mHJ"i1'r
against us, Wise Will still carry ia: DISTRICT ," ''
s;,rctnhle minority; Faulkner by !"r-cr 'Hwor-r
probably BY much as 100. Ey"ry 'y ,''i'gn''s "
had D.,urcrnis sho scduc,-!, G:o returning -
,Lrr pr;ucrl-.. Ihe Enquirer has wrought iHn"l
J,.,rnr,i,n amongst the batS wherever i has .cr'
trst.d ,hrr corc"r,s II the State j. saved from '.n
nc.tiI,nce. the Weekly Enquirer viii d"scfrc 10 b@
,,s,niu,d on STATE Hccounf tor af least thrgc sg,.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
Is IT A WHIG TRICK?

The opposition protest that the Know Nothing
movement in Virginia is not Wing device to break
down the Democracy. How comes it then thar every
Wing politicias aud every Wing paper in the State
with solitary exception, support the hnowNotnlns
ticket How happens it, on tho other hand that
every Democratic paper, without exception opposes
the Know Nothing party with the utmost zeal and
euergTl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
MR. HOLLADAY IN THE WEST.

gentleman, residing in kanawha. whoao Pc
sition gives him excellent opportunity FOR
obtaining and knowing the sentiment ot N" r""p!n
in tina. section Of the State, writes 10 follows
II am happy to say that the selection OF Mr li".is-
day for the Board Of Public Works, meets wiki :tc
cordial approval of all our party eut here snf 70
party this SprirSis uIsbed. tCkar'o1::'.. J.g:r'
yO.idG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
FROM GREENE COUNTY.
To the Editors Of The E"gurcr'

SrAyARpsvILIF, May ., li3'.
Gtnllomen:--You may rt-t asslltcc, tHht "u' IN
ori,v will bo fully u large as il wia ~ ID" L..
Gubernatorial election; and my opinion 10, ih'' wH
shall increasc our majority from twemtr-hv" :" "''T
votes. know that We can, il the voters aI" gu'-mn
To the polls. Know. Nothngisln IL "A don. CO.,. H
tho ri,' in ,Is cnnutv They 10 ~; cIc,rt f,.j" -
numb.r ont OF nhou 800 o. 600 voters; considerably
below the old Whisv oie OF the county. We strI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-08
FROM THE OLD CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG
10 tie Editors 81 n" Enquirer
Nm. 81 II

" NILIiNNsEUkU, ITNV 81, i--''-
Gcncm6n-.Wis" will carry Bay.y.e disI.y' ~
300 to 500 VOTES Williamsburg, where i .- =. :,
Mr.. I,owrien would iinre him vastly, WI give ura...
her usual Democratic vote md ;h!+, aide" - iL"@'
noble minded Whgs, who dc;rst the r.!rr oi NJ
night Con.piratcr,," will cau-e ;;ngs TO be - -,
formerly
,,l's ri,.ht'' in Mi soa'i district n>o iAH" 20?
PREDICT JN! WISE trsN c,iyrv II. Let some ~ ""'
orators 20 10 Portsmouth and other porioa, Of hr'-
folk county, aud eli ,cH bc .cY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

yUJRF .!pier-igncd wishes 20 place under contrec,
j 2iDaCG cubic yard. OF esr;i excavation, and some
U wards o, bridge riHson:y upon the Ine Of tho Nor
fs s1i Pct,rrburs Rsroa siC; will entertain bids for
u. same O.! Any pG:; th-rco: till 25'h Of May.
WM. MAHOEE, Chief Enslneer.
Norfolk Max t. Ia55--c;M25.
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The Chicago Tribune, bitter K"ow-No'hing pa
,sr il Cbcoro speaking OF the recent rots in that
n;,r s,ys The Irish 10 their credit took no part in
bs mutt.r. and on Sunday erenin- went quietly h"me
rom church Without forming corwcs or stopping
with am
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SENATOR WILSON AND MASSAClllsEll: l:
KXoWNCrHrNGISN

The UIig has represented 'h"' '''
son, Know Nothing Senator i'o'" H">'"'
abandoned the Order because o' ''S
dencv. We isc-ed:ied III" story nj 'i's '''e' ''
m,r.,ro.ed TINT il was thing bu; chimney attempt
to impose upon the people OF VirsiHi" . "hs'nsF
ths Utv or the Eoga,r: he correct in IFS statement;
Iet the following desp patch in the New York H&'"'a
OF Thursday determine: .,,,:uaT
ms ,,';n wa. largely attended, and the action
decidedly ou,i-save Gov orsne[ rsnn an' tn III. eS Ss
wilson ar. alnou- the deeca.esp p,IsInbs Gh@isn 10
t!opo SouH'" ,nnJs 81 m anti.slavery KuowSothins
Ely ESQ., .lou mouo anti slavery resolutions pass
sPeecS, u" di.ssptiug vote. Some who have been
huakesh I hitherto admitted was Of =. use longer
ronrnur u so. as the Order must lake "n'''s'a'erS
Grounds.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, DUNSAvANT & PRYOR.
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WIN F. RITcHlE & ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
MONDAY MORNING, MAY =, 1855.