Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

sterling reflections Have We no pres. in mn, s,.,,,
@ We can appeal as the ,ciihag vehicle Of our feel
ss '"u o'hons TO the public! Are those feelings and
Opinions never TO find their way to our fellow
un,ess hcy shall be dashed anil diluted by those who
W. they are our iriendsl H. the blie.ns
virginia. and oithe Union are not prepprd for such
a cours' "a this The machin ,,ions of,te 40 fea,llv
h.' AZ ne ne'rnc,ioH Of the f.dercyire principle and
WIN IT, 'nt das'rhc'ion OF lh ry Itself IN this country
ae s't deeply Craven hhrir recollec,ions Th-v
,ano so soon forget the anxious. the oxonisine effort
Wy ti- nation hs' been freshly rsire,rne,, rom
NOSE n""haa'iGns They still behold ,he mork.r, of
noe iq e' tho co npelied to retire unable to with
"9"s mr. eager ed aver'ed gaze from the prize
'" I'm 'hry had Hoped within the crap They
ace that the enemy tho broken are erJeavourng to raj
" on ne Feid AMI they expect every tru. soldier OF
the Constitution TO stand to hi. arms. THRlSEA
h requested that the following the former remarks of
l. For season for nommor W read "sea.o. 70, h,. so
For having 'a'ey 'hswn ~y'eif 'Ssy .hewa myself
,,ss fSI s oppression of his oaaa vncov,h ep,ho
pG 3. hss s. highly saaod
Fox On IN n " SSS,sG sn from the speech for
| fend" ' ''Sa IN common with Fox as intimate
m Mort TO A Carr
-" receive t,e cas'igmion Of Thrases, If course,
with ail submission, as in duty bound-Bit as our
mi ds at this moment loved ,,o, ,o;, ,nottsr
~ a hMe more consequence atrai that we shall
no. pfont as much by the lecture OF friendly Mr.
or. as lie undoubtedly intended.
1hrssea seems to have such horror Of the dashipg
ond a"i"g influence OF our pen, that we shall spare
him the use OF IL, as much possible we should be
sorry 70 MINK Indeed that readers have 20 litl o
sagacity, as not to feel the fili force of long Com
muniraoon' on account Of few harmless lines
winch preceded them.-But we are now in DUTY
oo"n" 10 think otherwise; and shall, therefore,
spare them, on this occasion, the dashng and diufae
process-Re-ervngt to ourselves however the right Of
commenting upon any thing we please, in our paper
,he mogster,at rebukes Of Thrasea, To the contra
ry Notwithstanding.
We pass over the several Ibera, ,nu.r,,.s ,vh;c,
are Pto,useiy sown through the line. of the author
We who are, OF course, only " professed,y free are
pounu so sub"htto all the +" sgisferisl rcbukes" Or
ny inuendoes, OF every author who chooses TO dub
himself, by his own letters pa ent" one of the Re-
publiears OF the Old Schoorr-Submssion /. of course
the duty a.! every Edi,or-and whatever his profcss
SONS OF freedom he, he is bound publish every
.Wg winch is offered to him, il il were the sacred
'ext OF the Republicans without snv note mr. G. nm
nen,ary Whatever 1t may so but as we NAV have too
fpuch s'ubbornnesi in our compositions to submit tn
such a nagi.torial mandate it may he easy TO find
some c'her Editor, who may become ''tte more willing
vehi' IT, OF such feelings and opin .onc.''
hrasea has been kind enough to allude 10 ne "a he.
ing The orga" OF the political enes OF virgina-we
sSlre 10 no 'u'h honorable Distinction. We have fought
ineed IN the ranks with the Republicans of virginia
ana though she has had much ADLER she has had fewer
more zeaioms soldiers And when the Republicans of
va. shall call upon for opinions theu shall have
.hen.-ihrasea wi.hes 10 put the question; and
THE string ofnerrog which he has propounJea IN
ns,i' sufficiently amusing When any man who has A.
ErSh' TO ask the question: shall seriously ask for an an
swer, ne shaH have it freely II friends will not
| He'ey which they shew us in the amo.t daily att
lacks which issue from their presses If this will NOT
unce,we will hold the in the files of our own
papers dnfins The whole Administration of Mr. Adams
I'VE certainly fought with az much ability az we
could Nghii and'rnlike Mr. Barbour, we have neither
aken service nor had The COOL fortune 10 receive nav
from ms Administration III Thrasea does not know
what opinion we then entertained of Mr. B,rhours sery
ing WIN Tie enemy, II IL enough that Mr. b. did before
taxing The seas. He knows what we think of his NO.
ira course afterwards, ans! only he but the world
When any other proof shall he wanting X hall be
gwen az soon az think Mr.. b. stands any chance Of
exchanging his retirement Tor public station-And if
we cannot imitate the asperify of Thrasea we shall at
least attempt 20 rival him in The vgor OF the blow
But we have wasted words enou gh already-The few
following ines will show the cause of provocation and
by comparing the text with tie commentary the rea-
der VIII ludge for hTase1l-Ani here the discussion
closes. We shall be too much pressed with The pro-
ceedings OF two great bodies at once-(the Conpe,-
tion the STATE legislature and Congress)- allow u.
time or space for suci illusions.
~, go From Tuesdays Enqurer1
| ina borrowing Commune alton has CAYENNE e,o,ol.
1eaven knowe!-Th- writer has given us p,s.;ns e.;
winch - nc' altogether correc--Let thot mss bo,,s,
H'-We really cannot ask any mercy for ourseJv. o-
even put In plea of defence, when the yv,,er -.
shown 80 little Tor another We confess t,,t aI,Lonh
we nave not approved of the course which Mr. B,rbo,r
pursued under tho last Administrations we coud RAJ.
wished that Ihrasea had been more eparng of bis src
lures. i'e " ' ''ie"
W We ara most reluctantly compelIed again In
continue the able Speech of Mr. S,anard ON The IA
Sis Of Representation, ~ ~
we have before us two Nominations for Gopsrno,,
OF The Commonwealth, which we ave also under Tho
same necessity ofiaying over till the next week
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Il AND AND SLAVES AT AUCTION.-In pur.
GZ suance OF decree Of The County Court Of Haoo-.
Ver made on the 80 of October last, IN the case of
Ts"try and Others, vs. Mary C. and Nancy G, Oliver
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