Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-04

Old Pow hatan" says, that "chsksbo,nx,, Lc.,,.,s.
.o ensr Tue enc side or the oher Of any que
uon' sccodg TO The object to be obtsined In
ing this sentiment, 'sOld Powhaian" looking with M.
Ja1ndieed eye portrayed but his Pro,e an chsac
OF any question; and this every candid who Il At an
acquainted with him, will readily admit,
o,a r9"h,sn states, 'ha, " the Williamsburg supper
attended 10y gentlemen OF all pariies-snd that the
guests were informed that il should be as lffIe ynyfy
cDon as possible" What are the proofs! why r,ery
member OF TIE Committee o. Announcements oni IN. PR.
siden aud Wee Presidents at the spper-abr In
'oP N"Jie's! and not single individual OF the Adm,
IN 20 parry nom distance except siew Who happen.
bi'ee or TO The supper, Old Powhais also states tina,
'ne "iiansbuig supper MIR. D's toast would I'M
uouo'eh'y have been Immediately attended To- If 81 hal
oeen o'is ed While the toas'inkers capable of nm
dersfd"dng good menners; unfortunate admission hi.
or The President aud Yiee Prssients)--and that thew
were not so Jar gone not improprey Of their
conduct trheo pointed cat 10 them" Thus this Multi
cation Party constituted Committee and ALL whether
III '"''r so0sf moments at jamestown their drunken
ones az Williamsburg, were incapable, according 10 OLD
Powi,asn, OF brhaving like gentlemen,
oh Fowhaian iuiosns The public, that "Chickahon,i.
ny HAS within lew days succeeded in getting himself
elected Captain in the foik mhia' an "or The hes,
OF reasons That TO else would take it, From This Il
wonid seem that In sod Pow atah'." opinion man no
iswing TO accept srduous unpopular and
once nom patriotic motives alone, shews that he il ucon
assn IN nothing but his chca principles. Had
Chick honiny' 'succeede,l IN getting eisccJ n
so'"e once Ia public Institution which would afford
nun chance (Ahough distant, conncen and doubt.
u' o") OF prohabc pref rmrnt, end where he could he
OCCQSfOuUliU a
IHeV"e some advantageous pecuuiay contract at The
oonnho""enhhs expense, l suppose "Od Pow hata,,',
wou 'ohounce lin 10 be "a man, by the bye rerv DIT
JfFnf from himself .one whose bosom CLOVIS nj h the
most enthusiastic PATRIOTISM and whose heart oy.tfovs
WIN Tue kihdrst feelings for his fellow creatures This
|'sh eject NEVER, was not present VIII, annoiu ed
E1nu not member OF the company which, elected him.
~ vr '"e space ci hall an hour before hand, that he
vas VIKING 70 accept the command, it ,rds their irish
mat he should do so. 100
, od Powhaian' commenced his review by observinp
., - ,a," us wen known in our city -sud,
na' II would be wei! for The old city its nIiabian
u ne were as well known elsewhere" IL may be so
od Powhaiah" and few others perhaps would ,hink /,
wen u Chickahominy" could be osraciSed iron, the
ey-or, then, probably who abuse and betrny the
pe uusrS 'ontded 10 Them therein, nigh, preft more
oy thciF ccdt stations, ami I've under less fear of fDo
sure. Chickahominy" ought, perhaps 10 be thankful TO
O' ,owh"'an tor IN king him known society .,else-
WHERE than in Williamsburg. "Oid Powhatan' himself
Is 20 Weu' SO jdro' o6iy, and extensively knownaud
ne OF such high official and personal ,tand-
cessany elevate one 20 Hiiie kno,on as the humble
vur CHlCKAHOMINY.