Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12

body; aud TO lave no intimate con,,ec-
non, as To public matters, with any man.
GU VIII, am sure, be satisfied, tia,
shall pursue the right course. as far AS my
Juhgmen, will enable me to pursue IL,
bat, al any rate, | never will again have
to conip;aIn OF having been betrayed or
abandoAcd."
Mr.. CoBBErT then iniima,es his in-
entitled I" CoJbetts Eoenine. Post !" and
adds, With my pea Isall do " hat fcau.
hui cannot do with thai pen ibou,
saudih pert of whai could do, i'll were
IN the House OF Commons. I am thinking
OF d mode OF acquiring the means 70 .ticei
this object OF these i will speak hereait-
ter"
Fiom Cobbetrs Register OF Dec. n 1919
To Dir. James Paui CobLeit, at Ncp Yorh.
BoTLEY, Dec. 81, 1910.
Here am my dear lille James. Your
brother William and came down from
London last Wednesday. The people of
the village. notwithstanding The threats
OF the Parson, came TO meet us upou the
hill on HE Winchester road. They took
oui The horses and drew us into The vii
iage; whence, after had shortly address
ed them, they took us TO the house. Some
Gtack scoundrel has caused To be insert
ed, IN an infamous paper, called the
P"itsmouih Telegraph, That The people
nai been promised beer, and that, being
disappointed, they went home dscon
tented. This is wholly false, as Won will
easily believe, when you see that am
hslrg my utmost endeavors TO prevent
the using OF beer by any body. Indeed,
no lniIcement, OF any sort, was necessa.
ry. The respect, which the people have
always borne towards us all, was suifi
cient lnducement. | was very much
pleased with their conduct, which was
more like that of kindred and Children
Than OF aeishbors but was particularly
affected by the anxious INQUIRIES after
poor M. James. What, my dear little
son, Is money, compared with The feelings
inspired by such occurrences
The farm is in very neat order. The
turnpike perfectly good, the trees mon
sirousiy grown; the American trees of
ilner growth than any that ever saw in
America OF the same age. Whata source
OF riches would there have been here, If
/, had moi been for the destruction occa
stoned by my being sent to prison in 1910!
but we are young yet Let us think no
iilinS OF tins when we have our ward
III lame. Here we are again, in health
ana 'plrlis, and we have now all crossed
We sea, and seen another hemisphere.
IA, Is something, and great deal too.
The posiman tells us, This morning.
that there is a bank broke, al Souihamn-
ION, and that the people are running
ABOUT, crying and squalling like scaltied
cats. You know that Minchin's bank al
Gospori, bro Ike some time ago, aud YOU
also Know what d malignant enemy Min
chm was 10 me. This bank at SouiIIamp
ton Is that OF Smith, who, you know, was
an Old George Roses man!
When Compton came away, the poor
creatures came flocking in from the
country with their notes. Is not this
pretty system? Jacob Barker is the only
feallionesi banker that have heard of. He
PAD us IN Goals and salt. You may expect
To bear gresi news about the grand bubble,
before next July. Things cannot go on
IN The present way, be You assured, and
y"u Will see, IN very shot time that
ibey VIII go Ill the way that | told you
they would.
You Will see copied into the New York
Evening Post abundance of lies CONCERN
ing me, from the London Courier. Paw
no attention te them. Never waste your
time III any contradictions. Those that
believe such lies. are not worthy of your
attention. They do not hurt us: thew
neliler break arms or make drunk.
You Will see, III The papers, and par.
ilculaTly, i'll that of The poor old fribbIe
Egerton Smith, of Liverpool, called The
Mercury, communications from Wright
with whom the old granny appears TO
have formed league and covenanl0
Boosting of his victory of Clement
Clement, you will perceive did not jus
t9y, aud therefore no proofs of Virgins
pretty tricks could be produced upon the
trial. Dolby dill justify, and, therefore,
Wright, IN Dolby's case withtiyew the re
cord lie says he will come Oh again.
He has commenced AN action against me,
thinking, doubtless, to diSquotty me as
u'tneSS. The law moves slowly: but
have little patience, and you will see
the result.
The 'oh'te oah ncoynS sent by the Ton.
fine, from Philadelphia, are come, and
by the month of April some OF them
shall be growing for you TO cut down in
twenty. years time. n. b. Read beau
thu! fable i'll La Fonl;iin about The plant
ing OF trees and observe the wide diff
terence between the philosophy Of that
famous man, and the philosophy of the
gloomy, death dreading old pensioner,
DIR. Johnson.
Receive from us all; from The whole
village of Botley, the parson executed
'he most ardent wishes for your health
and happiness.
God bless YOU. WIN. COBBETT.
LEGLSLA1URB or VIRGINIA.