Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

BY samuel Wios.on--B W L.Ish: The abb. ia. I
rs---:he accomplished staesman-aboye tbs p,.
~ .ptoi inc ageho IDENTIFIES his interests With those
oil his fellow. zensther weifare the only re
he seek.
BY b. F. Spa,ding-Universal emancipation FROM nj
UsurPation, and may succsss attend our oppressed
friends in Enrop., end enable them to beat Debi,.ch
AID his Russian hordes, with all the long Poles .hey
can possibly muster.
By Wm. w. weisig~r, &c Chesterfield Woman
Heavens b'st gh-msy the hard OF cnr u,i'ssratop
always ready to wipe fou her eye The tear OF r,isor
,rre.
Bv Fcints w. Qlarles-Ths .pi,i,s Ct W. hiny on
and II sen, tie H-ro, the s s--mao NV wat ins
IN the winy' et-rLiy; may they rank amor Apg.L
IS 'hey ""h d amorg men.
WAsHINoroN. July 8.-The cr,eor alton. Of ,he
Fourth in 'tis city and the pes hbo'h OIL were attend
ei with much enhu;is m, ard as lar we have heard
great rmoDy and good ieel ny sided al all OF
The pri ceedings OF hat which b"rau NJ The Capitol
Win The rea'ing Of the Declaration 81 Iudrp ndence
ana ne speech Of Mr. Key, and STUDDED at Csrus'.
with the dinner and rca.t will be gv~p a, erse i'm on,
paper.
Bat for he rsverbera,ian of The voice in The ,urd.
oil TIE Capitol, which, in some POSITIONS made IL III
cult Tor the audience TO hear IN. sre kerr 10 seen,
eouii nave been more appropriate for The -olemDi:ics
me occasion. The hne pain lag exit i,itg the pre-
seo''n,h ot'h- o. the Declaration Il dependence 10
Congress by Mr. jeff rGn, con ,inng full length Ike
nessts OF the il'u.,os proclaimed ,hi- great
Char'er, ana The series which co,nnemora The
render at Saratoga, Of Ek,Cwn-and la,,iy the r.
'gna'ion OF his commission by Washrg en- after con.
summing the purpose annouuctd in The Con.rer-
these with the va,ioLs his eric .mbems of the d 70 "a
states, which adoin the Ro'un'a, by association car
RED hack the minds OF The bebold.rs the scenes OF the
Hevou tiop, and 20 he very Jey and act gLi.h call
p,'h me Joy and exul'aon of the ate celebration
mere were meme pres, nj The occasion 20 With we
Ailude, who did not er of conse nes ba, te
grea men whose trious achievement mis- had sseur,d
The liberty and happiness Of their cauny looked rom
| Tue walls, and cav with delight the era efu honouss
paid to them by po.,eriy They seem To lock
io,n 'Ge ,neiIs Of mi fame" in ons age, upon tn,
living multitude OF another, in whose hart. Mat. the
mno:'a 'i'y which belongs to their ch rActers while
Washington receives The surrender OF CORVALLIS a.,
| tofR'own' with all the dgUi;y and ell, vMcn which
The pencil could give 10 his sublime ecI,,en,ne. H..
eye seems TO rest upon his living country eu assem-
oied to celebrate his exploits and pay their hoDsg,
| 70 ms memo y HE compsuicu- in arms, the yeuug
lafayette, Hamilton. and hi, other eils, wearing the
animated looks OF triumph IN glorious cause; the S.
ges engaged in those counsels wch led to all the proud
| events Jsh.rs.n F,alkiin, Hancock, Adams and
Ina RESI- IN their living line anent. er. pressnt
over toe national commemoraon, and read their s.ory
in naiion's Joy.
Mr.. key'spraton was ell quent. and SEEMED to have
oe'h Inspired by the grand memorials wi h which he
vas surrounded. Tue Ban ,, az prelude tI,, IN.
ar which has been made national by the poetic ehu.
ION TO which Ii is edlp'ed, the Star Spangled Banner
Til. heroic song, which was written 10y Mr. XIV en-
mobiles OF The valiant co cts OF The la; wa,
(The account Of the Clay Dinner on, the NJ Intel
hg neer ,n our neat }
MIR. BLAIR IL sincere wish and A course nj
conduct ndns herewith, could hsve prevent
cd my name from appearing in the public p,pe,s blend.
ed WIN party po'iic., shoud have escaped the rain
Iul necessity oil sollc ing your giving publicity tal-
communication.
had M 'ncy CT concern 10 ,h- alfa betw co Mr.
Eaton and Mr.. Isehim but in a sp.ech said to hav,
been lately made by Mr. Ing am he has ascribed par
ticpAicn o ms in it, T.s statement ia relation 20 me
entirely untrue. repeat; knew nothing o. the
difference between Mr. Ea on ard MIR Ingham excep
thai had nndel stood Ingha,n had challenged Eaton
On Tuesday, after It had ended, remarked to gn.
ueman I'm ;as presence of several oihrrl WHO ssi9
that som. of MIR. Irgham's CI.rks hal determined 10
dsieid bin against the attacks CT Mr.. E,tco, tina,
hough' MIR Ea right in vindc a,r the cha,ac.
Ter II lilo Wit, and if pre.nt add Mr. Ia CHAM,
Clerks should interfere sh MA feel il my duty to TAXI
part vito Nj: Eaton; bui this Tuesday, otter
me affair Of Monday had closed.
Tiers were hTe geuile en- present, three of Vb am
Lave aulotiz'd rue TO say, they did hear me saw
oere lin br Enfon's place, I,coud assassinate afr
Lnghdm and the President tcottid furn ep,rv (Ye,k
out Of office UhO took part in the business n wa,
any bias sald by me 'ha, would IN The mes, remote
sense authorize 'ush aD Inference
| Very respectfully, FRENCH S. EVANS
To the Editor of the Giobe
DEAR SIR; Mfr lasham. in his address a, the b. ar
Tavern; III Bucks county P'nn.y!vana, speakIu. o.
Msjo' EIion, says -"ha bean for the greater mari
Il the Tins stationed in grosery store about hsf A
.luafs rem my lodging during wsich it osc4-
' g1 visited by Mr. Randolph and ty Mr.. Pan
appeared to act the patl vidtties."
His statement so far as ani concerned | fac, /,
my duty TO myaeli aud the religious society wi b
~ cur 'nee'eu' 'o pocouncr utterly untrue.
assert most sslsmhly, that Major Eaton was never
visited by me at grocery store, is REPRESENTED nv
MT irgham declare, according to the beat of nv
lection, 'h never Major L ton from Satur
day me lSb until late in the evening OF NJ nJay
when casually saw him at the house OF d friend a
period embracing he conMo3er.y in question. fur
lhef ciar'' that had not the sgh.es, agency o.,
participation in that controversy and thai never had
any lnumlon hom Major Eaton, or any Of his frienJs
'ha he wished or expected me take any pari n it,
Very respectfully.
Law. l.. V KLEECK
July q, 1881