Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

OBED WAITE, Chairman.
JrsEPH II. S~HERRARD. Sec'ry.
GrNrLEMEN-Tne uudsrsigned were sppoInted .
COMMITTEES to communicate to you The eneIoaed resoiu.
lions, aud to request your acceptance OF the invitation
gwen In the last. In performing I'll, agreeable du,v.
u Would be sIPethuous to add any thing 10 The rrsoIu.
tion', 10 the sentiments Of winch the und, r.i,n.d
warmly CONCUR WI high rs'pee, and este tn.
fsuT "b -jtea, ssrvAn,.,
A.. 8 TIDBALI.,
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ROBERT Y. CONRAD,
Hon. II 8, q. To~ker,
H,u. Rieha Z. Parker.
WINCHESTER, jun 9th. 1881
SkNTLkMEN-i accept with grea, pleasure your
obliRinK Invitation 70 dine with tho Member. OF IN.
Bar Of The Superior c .ur, Of Charcery for the Wiuehes-
ter district. II will, indeed. no a melancholy rlea.ure
to meet together Tor the las, time with those with
whom hhAs been my good fr,ube 10 act for 10 MAJ
years. For though l contempt, e no change of ,eSYl
dence from the land 10 which I owe 20 much, vet I can
have 70 r'a'onabie prospect Of ever meeting you all
again, after you shall have be~n scattered by the ope.
ration OF Tho new Judicial Sys,em.
The oblig,pg interes, yon express in VIVA, concern,
me, and your pleasure at my very unexpected and un.
nertted elevation, arc but u continuation Of tn Il kind.
ness which have always experienced from tho b
~ my brethreD, md fellow .labourers. beg YOU TO
communicate to them my sord'aI acknowledgements for
tneir goodness, and my grateful recollection OF that ef
hcient support ! re'e we'd from them white 1 PRECEDED
mere 20 whieh' more than to any other cause l may as
eroe the favourable opinion my eous,ry has ee.u
pleased to ev'ne- OF my public conduct. You will he
so good, also, as to aod my esrues, wishes for their
prosperity, aud a hope that white the new arrange
meht VIII uuu 10 their lAbOurs, they may had untiimin.
i'hsd success In the pursui, of our honorable profession.
| feel pssuhar Rraiiti cation 10 the consciousness tina,
The abls aud Distinguished officer on whom my duties
will dsvolve, will leave than no reason Ia reyre, the
change which has been made a. far AZ thew can he r..
conc'ied 10 IL by an able, a d,l,iS -nt, and ~.ticient di,.
charge OF The duties Of the station. aud by an unsur.
passed PoliteDess AID urbani,y Of manner.
am gentlemen,
With sincere regard,
Very cordially your fri,pi,
II 8. q. TUCKER.
To Messrs. Alexander T. Tidball. p oyines Mct,or.
mick. Rober, Y. Conrad. E.qrs.
G~ENrLEMEN-l acc p, With pleasure your invita-
tue District Cour, OF Cbaue-ry holden at Winchester.
to pa''ake OF a public dinner at Tayior's Hotel on Tues
day evening.
The honor 10 enhanced BY having my name associs,.
ed with that Of The distinguished gentleman who la.
so long presided over your court.
am very sensible that in succeeding him I mus,
always, aud especially at 6rst, appear under many dis
advantages; bu, IL .,r,c, IN par,I.lty between the suitur,
Of the cour, aud the Members OF the Bsr. and indu.,rv
10 acquiring q knowledge OF my duties. can compensate
Tor my o her detciencies, l may hereaf o. have a lsrer
claim to the confidence nov 50 generously {, ndercd 10
me In advance.
am. gentlemen, with great r. spec,,
Your obdsdient and humble servant.
RICHARD F. PARKER.
To Aexander s. T,dbA', Province McCo. nisk. Re-
0'' ''''' r. THE DINNER
Al o'clock on Tuesday, tho eomp,ny ga, down IN ,
splendid dinner prepared at M. Tsylof's. Alfred II
Powell, E'q. presided. assisted by James M. Mason,
E>qs ~ VlCd-TTceIu0nt. I'm inc removal OF The cloth
the following tsas,s were dtsnk:
1 Our guest-The Hon. Henry ST. Ge.rge Tuck.
or, presifen' OF the court OF app-as: His recent ind
honorable appointment evinces h. apr Rotation Of H..
tate; his pr. sene., as our guet, evinee o. the approb,,ion
oil 'h'se WHO should know him bes,-,hs bar Of hi. la .
court.
CJudge Tucker roe and sail, That hi, most cordjs,
acknowledgement were due to he membcrs OF III.
oar for Their di.,in gui,hed consideration. Hs begged
leave TO ofsr them, on this occasion, so interesting 10
himself, q sentiment expressive Of TIE estimate ia
which he had always held them as sonnected with
thar court in which il had been HE good fortune n
preside. He had from the momen, OF his sppoin,uen,
u The dulles o. c. ansel!or Il his place, received from
them every evidence Of a continuance Of those friendly
dispositions which h vi di.,ing ui,hr ii biz in,e. course with
them at the bar. Ne had received from ,hsm more-
tneir most efficient aid and support. He W as con,eious
that, to their dill genee, ability, fidelity and Zeal, In .us.
tanning him 10 The arduou. duties OF his station, more han
TO any other cause, he was inde b,ed for the late elevation
TO which they bad 30 ob'ig ;ng'y alluded. Taey had
enabled him to bear a burden. under which. wi,beu,
heir aid, he must have sunk. Ii was a burden which
had devslv-d upon him from the Atianteau should. r.
OF MS Predec ''.cr, and h, was happy To know shat il
was nav devolvrd upon a successor who would provs
himself in'iy adequate 10 The task, however arduous.
H. beggsd leave TO give
The bar OF The Winchester chaneery eourt-Tbey
have always been to ,her chancellor what TsIbot's
soldiers were TO TAibot-hi' thew. and sinews.1
z Our gnest-The Hon. Richard E. Prker-His
a's"nc"on, durttga ioug Judicial service, bears evi.
dence OF hi m.iit 10 office; Tho unanimous v,ice ot
the bar in his late circu I confirms the lille; we extend
the cordial welcome Of hi, bar, aud hail him az a fra. nd
and broihsr.
l. Judge p. arose, and returned hi, acknowledgement
In few very appropriate remarks, which we regret be.
ing unable TO procure. He concluds d by eff ring The
following
The members efthe bar, and the other citizens of M.
18Th judicial circuit Their kind all. liberal reception
Of one who Wac, unhl recently, almost a stranger 10
them, demands his gratitude, receives his wsrmes,
thank, and inpir4- Lin with au ardent desire 10 mari,
tItir confidence.
The follow, Dg volunteer toasts, among otbers which
We have not been atle TO obtain. were then oferei:
ny h:tred n. P.w.I, Eq. president. The chief
by James nj son, Erq vice. p~re.iden': The Judi.
ciary OF Virsinia-Het last and best resort.
by John X. Coke, E'q, Success, to Poland I'D .a,h
and desiruc Ion 10 ter invaders
ny john Thompion, Esq: Phe Cons iiu'ion of The
ULite' Siates-Fhe political tex, of ali true Americans:
May II be transia ed into all languages and all coun-
BY John Z. Page, ESQ: The prsde ,sor in Office q,
both our guess-Theh hon. Dsbney Carr.
While. "
BY JsmesoJ. Randolph, E,as The commissions NJ
by william Nayior, Esq: The friendship which the
members OF the cbtncsry bar 81 Winchester havs fsh
Tor their chancellor and e,ch otber-May il stn con.
lDue, tbou.h we meet no more.
BY p. w Ihams, E'q: The march of liberty tbrough.
out the world-It 10 onward.
by Major Kean: General l., Fsystis.
by Q. ) Fsulkn'r. E'q: Benjamin Watkins Leigh
BY the honorable Henry s, George Tucker: Tn,
memory OF Col. Charles MagrI, John Baker and NJ,
sss L. Hunter, E'quirss, aud our 9th ,r departed bre.
tbr N
Ne their names ia our flowing cups freshly rersmbered."
ny Joseph III. Shsirord, Esq: The m.mory VI The late
Judge Holmes
Green be the turf above thoe,
None knew lheo bu, to love thcc,
Nor named thee but to pfaiso 20
BY Lemusl Bent, Esq: GeLeosI hi, biseb-M.v nj.
head bo sfDsshed by a Pole.
By MS O. Brvre Fen. Han p,ii;op u.A-