Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-21

you 10 asasnst os lou may KIM lew women and chill
dren but such force would be against you as
would ses'roy your whole tribe. Let tho red men hunt
and take care Of their families, but hope they will not
do not wish to inure YOU We desire YOUR prcsperi,v
and improvement But il you again plunge your knives
into the breasts OF people, shall send force which
will severely punish you for all your cruelties
Whom you go back, listen to the counss of Ke-o-kuk
and inc other friendly Chiefs Bury the omshawk. and
live in peace with the frontiers. And pray The Grea,
Spirit to give you smooth path and fair sky to return
TO this the Prophet and the other answered:
Ny Fdther,-My ears are open 10 your words 7 am
glad to hear them am glad TO go back to my people
want to my family. did behave well last sum-
my people have suffered grea. deal When get back,
will remember your words. won't go to war again
will live in peace shall hold you by the hand
Ertr0et Of a letter to The Editors. dated
WEST POINT. June 10Th 1893
The Board Of Visitors to the Military Academy of tho
United States, at this place. has been patiently aud iabo.
rousy engaged, since the I'd inst in attending 10 the
animation Of the Cadets belonging the institution .t
this time Nine hours every day devoted TO this era
limitations and is hoped that will be completed by Sa-
urday evening next. The Cadets have, far, acquitted
themselves with distinguished ability and success evnc
ing progress in science and tactics alike crcdable to
themselves and the professors and promising extensive
! usefulness and honor to the country.
The Boardin attendance consists of tho following gen.
temen
General Stephen Van Rensselaer,, New York: Hon.
John Forsyth, Georgia; Hon. Joel r. Poinsett S. Caro-
III General John r. Fenwick, U. s. Army; Colonel j.
Bankhead u 5. Army; Governor ]. C. Yates New
YORK, Governor j. Fenner Rhode Island General Eras-
, =, Root New York; Colonel F. b. Pova Virginia;
| D.
Maryland; c. Coffin, ID. D., Tennessee Levin Gale
20 Maryland; George Read, Esq. Delaware; DIR.
John A. Tomnson, Kentucky; James Rogers, Esq, At
,o'ney General OF Delaware; Hon. Thomas Hartley Craw-
iord Pennsyvania; Dr. Jesse r. Burden, PENNSYLVANIA:
Judge p kcyes, New York; Colonel f. Banks, Penn.
syivana; James RUSSELL Esq, Massachusetts,; John Nor
General Stephen Van Rensselaer,. of New York is tho
its Secretary - s""'
tho s'I no. mot tell you how appropriate and commanding
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beautiful, magnificent, heal,hul conli have hson
selected. tits, wha associated with some of tho most
historical ecollectons the evolutionary war
me company Is becoming numerous from many parts
e ohioh, and the succession of visiters every day
sarety and animation to the Scarcely any
passes up or down the majestic Hudson without
touching at this Point view the beauties of tho nIaca
or examine mo advantages OF tho Emo institution now in
ter"ovcn with tho scientific military character of Tho
nsnon. -Pennsyiranion.
Dinner to Dr. Chapnon-We have been so -.rfa;t.
Gu ny runners and suppers, gotten up through the coun-
Wy o sinister purposes by tho friends and retaners tho
pohuca asprants TO office, that be some relief to
e puoc 10 sec, that dinner eaten by marty of
gentlemen in the true Old Virginia STYLE free from The
nesghg purposes OF party and underline influence of re-
nervous feelings and honest sentiment The spontaneous
offerings oil respect here made gentleman for thirty
years absent from the State, ard never Connected With
any oil the offices of political c must be as grateful 10
an men oil honorable sensbiles it certainly must have
zen 10 he individual who ELECTED them and honorable
10 those who projected them We hope that the scene de-
scnood below i' the of new era in our
stale Tho delightful cour,eses and refined pleasures
repres'ed by the disgusting elements of actos str and
party Jeaouses, that we have where SEEM for long
nno, an account oil party devoted TO
"Ihe Toast OF reason flow OF soul"
Tor man nowadays to be invited 10 dinner is but
me announcement that he is in tho field for some drv
worK ana ls acceptance is but the voluntary mmolaon
oil ms principles the shrine party vindicvenoss or
sesh gfoveiIing intrigue BY this scene we have a new
. opened up to us-a young may that honora-
e uscuon may be fairly obtained in other ways than
ny yeidng himself to the factions of the day-he NAV
zee mat science fair science opens wide and ende. field
or nun 10 range in undistubed and undisturbnp from
oesuy beauty from step to step, unit, going on in the
eaigsment oil his pleasures as he grows in usefune -
ne atans he ght which, whilst il makes him seen BY
All, makes him in the degree useful TO all
These are the general vie that must be ,on
"ossig me respect thus Pod to any genornsn uncon-
euea WIN inc parties OF tho country; but they must
occur 10 the citizens Of this county with particular force
when connected with the reflection obea of IL il
anaVe OF our county, who visited Richmond ONLY as mi
ware gentleman to witness the marriage of his son with
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