Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

ma'chlcss long we
We heseech the Evening Post to put itself npon
this subject Virginia will be her vocation. She
will adhere 10 the true principles OF the Constitution as
laid down in her celebrated Exposition of 9s-'99
She will resist all heresics in point OF doctrine come from
what quarer,hey may But she will DO more. She will
neither strain at the gnat swallow the camel She will
not, while sticking for principles when they are under
discussion sacrifice those very principles in appiying
them to measures She will not do many modern con.
vers nave donewhe supporting the Rights of the States
cling TO men aud measures that would have wholly pros
,raed those Rights; such as Mr.. Clay-he Bank OF the
U. S.--IDernsI Improve ments-the Tauf-open am, d.
rect Modification OF the laws of Cone ress while
too, to remain in the Union But she will calmly 6r,n-
W work out our political salvation by adherng TO- and act
ing up to- her own Resolutions of '9s.
We would "forgive" the Editors of the Inelligencer
inc 'Deot which they have. up, if they as
sure us upon their conscience (supposng they have
any that they did not throw the List OF Prescription
before the Public Tor the sake Of raising a clamor
the Administration. Their conscience knows best
what asthe design Of their effect was
precisely what every man OF common expected
great c'amor was raised through the Opposition Prints
ami many an arrow levelcd the Presden, by way
of anticipation.
We put another question 10 the N Inte,Iivencer IF
me president should send Munster rth,cih 10 London
VIII pledge itself abuse the President for sending
Minister without any particular requiring such an
immediate appontment-durng the recess of the Senate
ana not waiting for their confrnationi
The U. s.. Telegraph charges us with abandoning the
Cause OF the South: Because will cry out w oil!
upon the question of Slavery-and because we are.n IA
hia ia
folly, or it is faIsehood.
We do not Glamour about Slavery, because we cannot
believe the Citizens oil the North TO trench
upon Rights.
We were and arc opposed 10 certain PRINCIPLES of the
prociamaOn.-We were and opposed to the most oh.
n0xious parts of the Force Bill. The Telegraph knows
all tnIs perfectly we'll But why attempt to cal up either
the Proclamation the Force Bill. on the question Of
Slavery We tell the Telegraph, thatif Congress NEEDLES
win our slaves not hundred Proclamaiions nor thou.
sand Force Bills could muzzle the South We should
laugh them all 10 The Union could not survive
snch shock twelve months We should be the first to
declare those powers conferred have been grossly
perverted-the Constitution flagrany volated-and the
Uninn at an end.
Critic has pointed sentence in our las, paoe,
bguous The w,en on the "4 ann hc
the meaaog cam IN sngua
matter leave with all mperiecons on its hSad A.oh"
G,c points Out scrpural quotation
that error was soon corrected and only
The Tallahassee FIodian OF the Isl inst calculates that
about $50. '''y VI
CHoLERA-Thc last report OF the Board of Health a,
meeting that we have received, issued on Friday
eveng, the eh INST They congratulate their fellow
uzehs upon The almost entire disappearance of the bo
iera and the present favorable condition of the public
health Within the last "a hours there have occurred
o9 decided cases OF the Epdemicone of them child
OF years OF age, already convalescent, 1.-The other
feeble old woman, [doubtfu Reports from all the Phv
sicians IN town. have this day been made to the Board all
giving the same encouragement hope that the disease
about to terminate."-The Citizens of Welsburg in
Brooke county, held numerous meeting on the sin for
me purpose of organizing Board of Health and making
other preparations.
Cincinndti.-The Gazette Of the Sd inst states that
mere had been ga few within the last week class
eo az by some physicians but denied by others to
oe o "a' ctaracer-W hchever may be right is GER
tam the cholera assumes epidemic or alarming
ter, st this time, in Cncinna"It gives the following
melancholy account Of the mortality which had been pro-
-nee family, in the vicinity of The Great Mia
MI about LawrencebnTgIl: '''0 - ''' '."s
"Oa Sunday, May TO- Ell Greene in 49,. a.
and habits chos os So; 6 good
son. sai ass or sss sS sSs; r., Eliza
wife died ao n %"o.he SON and his wife,
anG one' 81 the family widow of the victim attacked
PosnIe had of saturday and died in few
is re@anS n si hs ss% Ell % 1esni hS the period
w'nDu, losing one; the whole family being healthy and
young woman of eishreen." ~ '' '"y
.aneedOte-Its said that the Indians while ,bov vero
AZ n ROM, conducted themselves with the greatest pro-
Pne'y' va Hawks handsome was very fond of the
company OF the beautiful American Souaws He s mas
slonaiely attached Musc-and OH one occasion afer
listening with the most profound attention 10 the strains of
e ra"o ore as It's keys touched by young Lady
ne suddenly jumped up and drawing brilliant ring from
MS hngc presented it with many compliments to his fair
companion She lined ii with air great poli,eness
Iou' he Dung Hawk was much mortified at the ref,.
SAL ana sill more at the idea of his having some
es,aolihed rule Of American Equeue.-These Indians
return home with the most favorable of cha
States VI "e N'"~e"so Vi me u
Several Portraits have been drawn of these Sons IF the
ores Besides the graphic sketch which was taken bv
VII oh III THIS City, OF Black Hawk his Son. and the
frophe'-we learn, that Mr.. Robert NJ SnIIy of Rich
moh visited Old Point for the express purpose of draw
ing 'heir Portraits The Artist had every facility cx,end
en 10 hImand he is said to have produced very strikp
OF the indian capves, in his very best manner
ask Tor no further evidence of this fact than the fol
lowing Letters with which we have been ,vored since
penDing the above article: 100
Ronrn- sr,,v r.. Fort Monroe lsh May, 1893.
DnR sin Understanding you are about to leave here with
leave
oug these sons of the probably had hot
y and have dovoed object than ony
and the speaking konesses produced Ie,nc
ou OF bhok Hawk and the PIophe) trust not onIv smov
th expenditure Of time talents but greatly ada
10 your professional reputation. - e' ~
am, with respect humble serv,,,
ABRSi. EUsTIs
NJ No.. g., Fort Monroe Nav 1S, 1899.
NY DEAR SIR; cannot permit You leave MS bont
we extreme qualification in seeing your nor,ra,s Of
MS associates this post,
nave hau daily opportunities
could he surpassed and are a time 10 az
nuke thcm You have had
"a W, improved II TO the best advantage. ~ '
dea ~, o' WISHES Tor your future prosperity believe be-
'"' SERVANT &c ROB. ARCHER.
Mn sr,,x Fort Monroe, May 1s, 1899.
SIR II Chords pleasure express 10 YOU my opinion Of
VIC portraits OF BLACK Hawk of nd;,ns ,nda, 80
regard them tho hest seen taken from IeGo,.o,
barracks lin Mssouri) this place V "'"' ''i''''o"
Very respectfully your obodient servant,
CHS D. $. KAIRo.
49,, TO THE EDITORS or THE EyoUyREB
~ Ving your attention, aud that OF the public IN te
agriculture oil virginia, offer apology other thar tho s
surances Of The very deep interest which lin ;h
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