Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

all this PERIOD not death has occurred and the writer (s
lar as he has been ntormcd may safely affirm that not
OF serious disease has taken place among them
An appeal then, it is hoped may safely made TO the
good sense and judgment OF the public say, whether
Williamsburg has been the place, which the writer has
too much reason TO fear il has been represented TO be-
Let Parents and Guardians then be well assured that
w Williamsburg is perfectly healthy; that it has BEEN
and is, entirely free from the cholera and that they may
send their and wards to college with perfect safety
as to their health. As TO their morals, he believes they
VIII be as well guarded, and the advantages which
they will derive from attending William and Mary Col.
ege he has no doubt they will be great be af
orded by any other Seminary in this State of the Uni
ted States. FRIEND no TRUTH AND SCIENCE.
TO THE EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN 81 perceive that the miid, the refined
and charitable Editor of the Richmond Wits has sI.yn
Ruch disturbance OF even his meek spirit, and is greatly
scandazed at what he styles the malgnity, the Unbound
ed assertions and the what else Aye, have il; the in
consequential reasoning betrayed in the recent address
OF the Central Jackson Committee. Llconsequentai rea.
sohg! rms, 1t IS presumed was intended for the same
thing with illogical incOncltSiUe reaso.,ng Tins
surmse for, being unacquainted with the word incense
quentdi aud feeling anxious to comprehend all the
weighy offences ascribcd to my Jackson friends SET
myself to work TO search for this word have been una
pie TO IND IT. either in my spelling book, in Old Sam
J0hPS0n or IN the more modern UGifer. Indeed the
new commglDg OF party materials this time present
ed TO the nation, demand new and approprae
No'"ouay ana 'his may be specimen introduced under
the authority OF the Literary Department, announced
III the paper containing the above term have been re-
Gently engrated on the establishment OF the hia-
But do not think McSsrs. Editors that il would have
been much more fair in the neek, and candid and conr
feOuS Wing, If instead of sredS and arments selected
best beseemed it's own taste or object il had given IN
It's subscribers the entire Address; that thew might iuge
Tor themselves of its alleged cnormy or determine i'm
the mode how far the fue prOpOsitiOns so much r.
probatedby that moral and peTGcioS print have been sus
tanned 10y the idcs and rcaSonIngS of The committee Per-
haps the belief of the Editor OF the hg in the 'guib
W (another flower from the literary partcrre of the he)
OF the people, and his fears of heresy in the coalition
faith are so predominant, that like those bigots who for
babe the Translation of the Scriptures or commanded the
Bible tobr chained 10 the altar he is unwilling give out
flp IN (rntui lae.fl,
when mangled and dsointed and accompanied with his
own false CLOSES Porcupnc the first the champion of the
elder Adams applied TO the citizens OF this country the an
PeIlauon OF The StcSh multitude, and Porcupne the Sc
con $50 far at least, scurry and asehood have earn
ed this csgnomem) the worthy eleve of the inor Adams
and oil his creator Henry Clay upon presumpons of
ignorance and immortality in the same people iuIly as
offensive the above designation could ever be; and the
iasehood OF which shall shortly be resounded in the ndg
nant suages at the polls from of the Union
TO the other.
But the Editor of the Wing denies the charge of mis-
rue by the late coalition, and challenges proof
DER gentlemen, ii this Editor will be satisfied with
one striking instance OF the verify Of the Charge or rather
might enquire, whether conscious, he must be of Of
ience, and participant in il he is known TO have been
he would yield his acknowledgment to one of Thousand
instances, confirmed they all might be- by the cearest
Proois' But to theiidct. About the year - John II
Pleasan the Editor OF the Richmond Wing being seized
as he has told the public with violent desire for Lco.
motion, the hdges presume, (and certainly not being
"CUed on Seduced either by the lust OF place money
OLE no. reader, you must not admit into your mind the
Pcion OF any thing unworthy) and finding impossi-
bic TO allay his locomotive JeUer by perambulaing the
MI and dale surface OF Richmond, by passing TO
and from his fathers in Goochland county found il abso
lutey necessary the only eeclua 1lOsfyulu 10 OH
tam from the coalition President-maker, tie employ
ment OF carrying (f0r the consideration of ,enyIy
ioO hOHsdnd dOHdTs) certain papers TO Buenos yres
Having touched The cash IN Advance, of he goes: but
soon inding his locomotive pT0DepSes yainously cramp
ed IN the cabin OF the vessel IN which he sail and his
DAINTY person much annoyed by the company of many
lsh pebeians, very unfit associates for
ne c0nves 10 make OF three vessels in crossing the At
anic, and committing his papers, message or whatever
was ne was charged with, Except the nations money!
TO some person whom chance had thrown i'm his way he
sdlls gaily of upon trip Of amusement TO Great Britain
Arrived at Liverpool, his eirontery is somewhat star
eu az what he had venued 10 do: he accordingly informs
ms KIND ncnd Clay, that he does not doubt tic surprzc
ms conduc could not tail to excite: but he had begun
the rohc ho would keep up for a few weeks by
ing himself IN the best manner The opportunity afforded,
du WOud render ainoe particular account OF himself up
on MS return home. He returned, and Il is presumed
gave satisfactory explanation 10 his iululgent end; for
we hnd that he preferred claim against the government
Tor TIE expenses of voyage had required him TO
perform, Tor services rendered. including large Dey
die compensation during the time spent by him i'm survey
ing the sights and novelties Of Engand;and Of this scan
daOus claim the coalition Secretary allowed every cent
The transaction here mentioned is mere Beccn8iilo
compared with others Of the administration II has
been selected for notice here because IL 1T once susaus
The declarations Of the committee, and exposes the come
ent iapSes NJ me0Ty Of which such men as the aiore.
said Editor be capable II shews that ato' this zen
ne md candid Editor principal in this transactions
mat alho the facts by which exposed TO the nation
were supplied by bimsel and, Notwithstanding the very
courteous and temperate and refined correspondence be-
tween HIMSELF and his very dear friend Dun Green
which grew out OF ,hdt transactions he has AT present.
PF0 nae scc 80 recollection, whatever Of that or any