Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-29

Vas Vas urcicefly IN the opposition I. u. ess
Ihe Frrnch hugoDots, OF course, figure =,
'nese sketcheso of the life and correspond enc:
VI Gen. Greene
AZ me secret converse with their God hi.
sofaries might still have fnund cousoI,t;n,,
'"r ths want OF liberty TO convene in his Ten
p'es' but The shafts Of religious persecuI;o,
are az cruei as the arrows of Latopa. ,rh..
t ,p"'s o' parent cannot stay them. whit.
mere Is a victim surviving /. .. ss9-40.
'"us- johnson has one talent in very em;-
nen' oegree, which Though he is cerfainiy
w, 'nou1si over much) he seems unconscious
\ +" possess'nG-I mean talent for the ia;
I crnns. " INC iuui-
ne invariably speaks in the first person
p'ura'. fiutarch aud SnIIy, Gibbon. Hnma
nooe1'son. speak in the fiji ST person sing,,l.r.
S@,'r ana Lee, in the third person Mar'
snaii IS ,nprrsonal always. Judge johnson Pa.
Jee,s an these antiIuaipd or vulgar models
ana ADOPTS that Of our Editors of newst,ansrs
wiz tne seems 10 think borrowed il from
royalty, and mean, hy force. of tho m, '"'"
noun moi, WE, to assert the empire of the nress
near ms reasons; and mark partcuarIv ,h.,
happiness al the pun, which, that IL MAJ no.
escare notice, he ialicsrdA' "o'
There was one subject en- wl,ici, I, ,,,,
prosecution of the subject, nit much en-
oaF'assrd; this was in the mseN of the n,o.
noun IL became Indispensable Ia write fro
'turai mode would have been 10 use Il ~ H..
singular number. But 10 avoid sing,,,,,;,,s
81 .r', completed to adopt the fashionable ny.
oi The plural This sacrifice IN The nr,.,;s
oil Others, big the modern arbiters # 80
SCIENCE ana politics, To accept as a tender 90
IL my respectful homage. | feel no Commune,
uon' m fastening by my example the Tim.
IN" :, 'ne press shall govern the world, uro-
.idtd that randour, benevnlence and nrt...
. Iy, snail govern ia nr.as,
nc peri'etun'y calls General Greene Sc o,,r
aero !; wherein he fpll,ws the .xa,no,.
s"tn grave history AS Fieiding's Tnm .jnoss
Gnu S",,''e''s Pe'igrine Pickle and F,r,Iio,,j
count Fathom! The effect is very Gn..
o"fy the Erav'st Judge Or divine in tho
"H,n' 10 consider the nature of Judge Joh,-
son ""fk' and read the following extracts
without laughing: N''''S
uen, Ereenc, he tells us, was in his youth
tond "f dancing, but his father wb, Wa 49,;
~" quaker abhorrtd that ''carna! in}uy.nc.. ,,
ana h'sg I'd his sons if he caught Them -, ;.
'' - II led TO female society, of (Which ~.
was fassionaieiy FOND, "b sought the ,lea.,,,s
at inr r'sque oi the punishneni.
ne "ds TOO much IL faroriie with the v;J.
se ,asses' nor TO receISe regular and an.
tn"nt'c intelligence on these subiecrs, f,h.,
uahe'"g parties.) Yet the vigilance nj ,i,s
Argus VINO watched Ovcr his morals. ma
VINO iondly lnuItrd forward To him AZ s,,c
crssor on The H'or of The meeting bou.c
c"u'u NOT always sleep. Actual de,,ctinn
soon followed suspicious, and noii,ro.. b,,+
'"e 'theiy and military interpusitiun or !,
,".suafd' promptly thfuat up under his
c'othrs under cover of night coIld -
protected his back from the pain of ;, So
easi'S atlon, inflicted by an angry father,
p. IL l.
Juasr Johnson has damn'd To ever,,s,;,~
''me' Inc fascinating wumeD" and ..ass,,Iuo,,,
sandiadies" f. Philadelphia, Tor Joining IN re.
,ht'iG"es against Gen. Washington ;b''; an
ne i very Saiian''y excuses Item by REFER :,
their conduct IL, .i.a na,yral desir, nj ne,
sex for d. IN ninn ov man.
Ibai Tie fair Sc X have ever piuued ,bero-
seses IN risiug above the state III polii,ra,
noheDHS 20 which The lords n1 The cr.at,,n
nave reduced th"m, Is The opinion of uany /;
ana la .i'fs detght to marx IN. iancicc;
sovereignty If nan, by skfu!ly .ching the
master sp''"g of his actions is. - idea not al
together destitute of historical facts To sun
t. por' ". Where is the thnan neart that
takes no pleasure j c'n!eiD plating its own
asceDdancy? and spitrs the female beart.
| that does not elm hat ascendancy over
| the will of ma, as IFS natural sphere of ac-
lion II. p. 10.
| The foil wing, however, is the best of all
| In mo'srn ages aud nations, The rranstt,o, f..
war tove has ever been dn e6t and ro,frn T I'm
| arg "b'onJeJ ~ gallant young Ulcers and ,hs
."a"''y ~ wealthy, elesa't and accomplished ,yo
~~n' ihe idnreis OF the iJrmer were re.d,l, I,ii
down NJ tue feet OF the Ialler and rcc,ivsJ 80
approving smes Those who had reconunereJ ,h''
c"unfy were LITERALLY admitted 10 y psrIcipanon ;,
us "e'ia ana ireas,I es; the leudaI service exar,.
was; Wiling submission 10 tliat power who co.,
Z 9"r's NJ. N~ny were The matrimonial counexiors
winch THIS period gave rise TO be Neen the n n; 80
OF The amy and The heresses of Caroos ami
ueoga' and II rs needless to add, lhat they Weld
ca V"u 'oic acquisitions both the l,opnIation and
tie soc'eIy Of the county, IT, % 33I
WhenJudge Johnson speaks these ma,r;.
monlal connecic,s yielding valuable ac-
QUESTION moi only to the society but to the no.
Patdtton on The country, what can he mean
but Ia celebrate the fruitfulness Of those mar
iages
The New York Reviewer takes up the con-
rOvefsy, which Judge johnson has r,,scd
cubce'ninS Col. Lees condnct at tho battle Of
the Euiaws and, ia defiance of Gen. Gree,a,v
opinion OF his good conduct on that field ~
P'esseu IN the very letters which the iudoe
nas puDished, pronOunces judgment on ,le
disputed point, with Judge johnson. again ~
Co. Lee 4 had thought, that after wb.s
"i"Jof LIE has seid ON that subject. thor. :, ,s
no man, besides Judge Johnson and sIsior
fend'etOD, who would concur In tb;s sens,;ro
mention Mayor Pendieton only bYca,,s. h..
Is party to the controversy. / beq !, -
bs understood, that disclatm an d;sr..ay.
I" tbis geniieinan. OF him | wonld hr ~.
'ns"ns speak with ccnsure or even With letitv
Jpdgr Jphnson thinks II necessary tn 49,.
clare, positively, that Z" il was certainly am a.
'opeous' although a very prevalent opiuion.
'nat Lee was Geo. GreeOe's Confidential az
a'ser 10 ordinary" And though se admit,