Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-06
MISSION TO RUSSIA

WI, Nehuo'ph the new minister 10 Russia, sailed
from Hampton Roads Tor Coustadt on MONDAY last, ~,
board the u. s. Ship Concord. On the S,u,,dav mr..
ceding the citizens OF Norfolk gave him duS.r a,
STUNTS ho'e which appears to have given yeneca sat-
sacuon Mn OF all parties joiLe in the Festivities of
me occasion, aud appeared 10 vie with each other in
the courlecies aud civilies offered To ,her s,ni D,
ed gaest. Norfolk has been famed Tor her Kind.
ness ana hospi,ay aud we rejoice that this occ sion
she mas so-well sustained her ehviabie charar >r
AZ the dinner given 10 MIR. Rudolph in Norfolk tba,
ge"uenan, IN reply TO complimentary toast addressed
me company IN MS usual delicious STYLE The Beacon
oil Thursday contains synopsis of Mr. R,ndoloh,. p.
marks, which we have transferred TO QUE columns a. an
are,e hacwi be perused with avdi,y by our re aders
MIR. Randolph rose and made his Acknowledgement.
Tor the honor which had heen done him. II. sail ,ha,
egh' or nine years ago, in different part OF the
"o,u on an occasion not dissimiar the present he
had on being toasted, expressed his opinion Of m. M
'e ~ giving Wasls aud receiving compliment. at pub
nc unne's' as hcing one unusual in his own country
anu mpre hopored IN The breach than ia the
inasmuch as Il furnished great announcement 10
speak oil that vile thing self Hs had said his bv vav
0, apology Tor the very awkward figure which he then
eu', ana which, Mr. Mayor, said he doubtless do NOW
ou' mat was SIN no, without its uses for IL
somehmes 10 elicit from wary, Thy and ski,tish poi
Claus se",hents which they might Otherwise have Kept
c"nceaieu ne sAii, that no mau would believe tbat
ths last consideration could be applic lbl, 10 him.cr
at ms principles, thank God, never ha been bidlen
p. a' on an occasion like the present, when he wa.
"o'"' '" ieave ms country, perhaps forever and when
an opportunity was for the FIRST time offered 10 him nj
Paohc'y explaining hs motives, he fetit due to his con-
anu 10 himse to saw, that he had served them
more thsn thrty years, aud that supposng they
would require his services again las the o no
man couu nave ioreseen the adoption of an amended
constituton) he had accepted office a. xnectsd m
was unsolicited under the essnt administrator IT,.
had done this land he seized upon this occasion 10 de-
~ Hon me convection that in doing ,, he would
Eve support !, 'he administration of man, who had
"s eh'ire confidence, end in whose honesty
ana moral courage he had the utmost reliance ri.
would not conceal that there were Some things which
he might have desired otherwise: and ubnr. ,, H.
lie ,i,ylt H.. N
asked We're we boarding school misses looking nm 10
some beau IDEAL OF perfection, were we men Regard
lug ,",ugs as ,ney are! No, be said we men, and
ne al me head OF Affairs but man. and fable ike
ourselves; but whose faings lean 10 vir,.e, .i
esaih moreover that there no ALTERNATIVES
the support OF the present administration am, III.
toration OF the Bourhons an. the S,u,r,s n H. u
Ell dynasty; and that 1t made no difference whether he
look pound from this scale or added ponnI 10 ,bs,
CHARLES Fox had truly sad that the worst of all
governments was resfordtion-and he hoped our f,
tnre experience might not furnish another examne =,
eonnrn u. Thatu was left 20 US to choose whom we
would serve. But said he choose whom va ra,,
and nv house will serve the Lord ''
Mr. X said, that, believing hi, constituents had M
arther service for him, he had come forward at the
can oil his country: that he did not 20 abroad 10 at,r
ore,gn 'evees or to make his bows titled dignitares
Tor mat never having practsed it at home he would he
ro'eu INTO the awkward squad, and sent back to drill
na' ne ala not go out "a resident miniser-h, wen,
upon special mission, AMI That reinEeetn nuf E,co
whether his purpose obtained or defeated h,,e y
eturned-he did not go 10 pocket the paltry ou,f-he
he men
PIE money, without rendering an equivalent for 1,
Mr. H. alluded TO the formal ion of the Federal Con
suuuon and sad, that he recollected when unler Ih
o'u confederation, embarkne from this mort no had
peeh compelled TO pay duty an alien on his ,rri
val AZ New ok He saw the present sti,tio, of
he onfeh States when il forth from its crysals
"'r' anu SIT said n, mo man saw-yes one man did
see-'wo men 'aw-Pdfrch Henry and GeorUe fo
son the secret sting which lurked beneath ths g,n
p''ons oil The Butterfly. He saw General Wasbing,o1
When he landed at Whchsl-He saw a prncas.ion Of
no'h houses OF Congress drawn UP 20 receive him NJ
place now called Coffee House sp-He saw him WIZ.
n" delivered his inaugural address-he did mt Li
Tor ina! was imposble-he heard and recolI .c,ad No.
'eeuy Wen hl' first message 10 Congress III. repain
ed In New York during all the sessions of Congress
thene-' But said he, Il do not go TO a Levee.' anJ
ha ne never had in his whole life attended one
unner the administration OF George Washing or Jobr
a'am'' or Ihomas Jefferson, or James Madison mr.
James Monroe, or John q. Adams, or Andrew IL
'on; and so help me God,' he added with earnesness
Il never will ~ =" '"ee'"ess'
MT III alluded TO the reign of terror No bu,
we 40 not distinctly recollect the context W. bsya
gVsa OF course but an imperfect sketch of the outlines
o. MT KS address, and we are sensible that in M,
instances even the connection Of his speech NAV No.
nave oeen preserved. He concluded, however ,y;,b
saying, mar he would propose toast, in which mo,
o",y ms feelings ont his interests were concerned.
fTopetydnd success, 1l0tU and fOyfyey In M
ancient borough Of .N'orfoik' :" "'e