Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-16
For TIE ENQUIRER

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
In my boysh days, read an account OF a ceiepra.
TED English Admiral. who, the OF joining bate
with the enemies of his country, hisIed
OF his tiog ship, the following soul-sirring sentiment ia
large characters, "Egund trpects ereTy man 10 his
dufy My thanks to him for tue motto II has bad
wonderful effect upon since, aud impel- me-
tbs Time, to ask myself what is my duty. The
swer T., write letter the Editors the Enquirer
give them sketch OF matters aud things general
preserved around me- together with of tho
hardy yeomsnry OF the and the scenery around
them with general sketch of their notions about men
'ni measures generally and B. W Leigh, in particular.
in,he fret place am srad vi here the eve may ever
be delighted with the diversified scenery presented by
lac Blue Ridge; and who're da y intercourse with the
hardy yeoman'y OF the nrghbcrhooJ affords ample oppor-
'niiies o' seerg, hearing anl feeling the passing inn
pessions OF the day. yseli neither fond OF making
long speeches. hearing long speeches writing long et
ters MY rather taciiun propens les give oppor
unity OF sketcbing the manners living they rise"
have lately remarked that my associates all tines
on me watch whenever stranger has spy thing TO say;
anu Tie stranger not less attentive 10 any thing relating 10
lie poiiucs OF the day. II has brough the corcu
sion, that The nhsbans OF mountainous districts The
0sSf guardians ~ the liberties Of their country. is
sometimes amusing 10 witness whst single expression
will, when misunderstood lead to. An elderly gentleman
remarked the other day. in of several others on
Witnessing the viviiyng influence OF the late rains that
Nature seemed 10 have her charter Carer
one peseht-Aie you Tor wing the Bank chare;? No.
SIR no. sir, was the reply The Constitution ofmy country
shall mover be violated With my conscn nows the
day Ind now the hour Tor every Of his country
seit aud maintain, that it is the Supreme Law of the
land IL this chartered monster the Bank il again per-
United TO graple viii the vi al interests OF the People
eau II he supposed that the Constitution survive
other twenty years campaign? Do not find that the
uhconpronng enemies OF this corporate power, eighteen
years ago, the leading sd, OF a renewal Of
the CHATTER! What did those chanp ions then predict?
what, indeed has to .bead
the lou IN his deh How il this to be accounted torl
Has the Constitution undergone any change! No. How,
then, can the Kentucky Orator in the Senate excuse
hlns,l he so 6fauaed suppose, that the people
OF his country will not have dscernmen mt enough TO de-
iect his notvr.? Can he Iope-can he have the pre-.
sumption suppose that this Bank ladder hoist him
to he resden"y' II he does, hc is most woiuy mis-
| taken.
propose the Toll wing plan for getting the ship Of
again into The haven OF Disclosing you have
40 de'e'erons cileotn preventing its contamination Tor
the pdi ties implicated doubtless the Enquirer
The pure Republican doctrines il nantains is at war with
their plans OF operation IL th On the t appearance
of heat propose that Congress take e.pite Tor
ter days, and that every member in The Opposition forth
with repair to The PeIisn Spring the Blue Ridge,
where the Genius OF Liberty viii hold Court for the hi
public peace The tave ycomsny Of the mountains and
country generally. will preserve ordel--
And sy ss Gre %s1es s.u their s0Soy RSs
conf sn'iy anrpne the following result: The Ken
Cour-thrre viii be charges and specifications sgsins;
him from point OF the compass he will hnd that
his co"" ynen fully understand the game he has leen
pAying-Tle recollection OF what lac might have been
II e had curhed his ambition, will overw I'm him with
r"n'o', H. ihe consequence will be, that he will blush
nmSe9 'o"edh and. IN lis dying agony, will say, MY
coihn OF yon ash tree and bury me at Ashland' j. C.
calhoun Will next engage the business the Court In
'he charges aud specifications against him. Seminole
cabinet Counsel-raH-Inierna Inprovement-Pal-
metlo Buttons-Tes Oahs &c., Sc, will be most con-
spc.ous. Together with the Ialher of Nufc ton in loud
aud deaenng tones, in his mental agony he will behold
v" Leigh approaching 10 take his uai and claim OF the
Court TO hear 1t before his is pronounced The
charges against him will be ferrous deportme Fede
iaisn-tqnvocd ion-Bankmsn-sn lately, his lahorious
occupation OF forging hunerbots for Jupiter alias Clay
CALHOUN Co The sentence Of the CouIt will be pro-
noun' eel 10y the surrounding OF the Forest by ueiing
such simultaneous hiss, that, in twnkng Calhoun will
md himself on the Peaks Of Otter, and beacon
Tor The admiration OF The President of the South Carolina
Nation, aud b w. Leigh the Island OF LemnOs where
he may immediately commence again The manufacture of
shields, TO protect himself lom the wrath come.
May 8. BLUE RIDGE
~ TO TIE EDII0KS or TIE ENQUIRER
ne proposal OF a Celebration al jamestown, on the
I'm INST though not agiaied ill about the LIST May has
peeh 80 cordially received by the neghboriDg popuaon
ha no doubt is entertained OF being carried into eli
ce'' Among The movements OF the day, il is contempla
'e" 10 ion, IN honor OF the Princess Pocahonas no
was so g'eata friend 10 the early coonists of Virginia
a procession OF 227 young Ladies, drawn from the
neighborng aud that may unite in the ce e
oianon.-lhi interesting procession Tor which il is x
rre'ed considerable numbers of the beauty and fashion of
virginia viii prepare, will be followed attended in the
oder which may be determined upon Ivy guard Of ho-
and other members Of the Volunteer and Militia corps of
| in the festival.
i'me not admitting Of particular notice il is
hereby requested that the corps mentioned above
ana o'her chivaifous spirits that may be DESTROYS TO honor
The memory OF PocsOtss will depute one or more mem
nef oi tir respective associations attend the previous
ba and Barbecue, jamestown on Friday the 23 in.
,"e'e deputaions, IN concert with the hers
VINO may lake an active part the OCCASION will be con-
eu me Care OF arranging end regulating the order OF the
procession AID other OF The General Celelra.
| 'loIi, on Saturday, the hnsi.
An ihVIIaon OF which the following is a cony has
"eeh forwarded 10 several OF the dising a,ors
Of our country:
&C. t NILLTAMsDURG, May, 1884
SiR--l has been determined TO revive The &nniversa
W celebrations OF the first landing Of our Ancestors n
jamestown Ii is believed that such celebrations NAV
under udiclous management be rendered subservient 10
interesting moral, religious anil patriotic purposes At
'pe present moment particularly, from the unannitv of
9."ent ana feeling prevailing in Eastern Virginia we
that very favorable impulse may he given
10 TIE P"Siic in'nd, by Address delivered on the 24
ay' instant by one or individuals whose patriot-
I'n 'hh Judgment the People repose confidence
Ohuer ilhs Impression, the subscribers citizens of
Williamsburg, 10 behalf OF great majority of our fellow
ri|rh codiay uie in requesting you 10 pronounce at
on Saturday, the 24th May Adress TO tho
ed. With seu.imeuts n, ti,e hiabos, ,a.sa " ''
i, We are, sir, your most obedient servants
DURwELL BAssETT, A. ID GAIT
RICHARD COKE, JR, TuoMAsG pr.cu.
THOMAS r. DEW, r. McCANp,,srt
(Ngted IN behalf Of The citizens OF WILLIAMSBURG
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