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

'nst he was requested to les~. IT, He Jjd so An
sEos sgan' The piece was rec ned to him by the eaS
,,o"i, VINO observed that he had read part Of IT, and
-, aeenhe the publication According iy ais ueto w.,
p'aeed upon It, Our refusal TO publish thew saw Wa
the ~ah y" p,,9de reasons, in the explanation Of whc
Paone could feel no Interest," &C. This will rs,,;, ~
admitted But that they will feel An Interest .nJ o
prro,. que TOO o. eoneeslns from the public View their
inwse ,ss'ons there can be doubt. As they have
mus hsd the modesy and prudence TO forbesr 10 ,ta,
me writer will undertake. relieve them from mi,
Pa"," 'ask anu state them himself. Wbv ,Iev we're
o"g more nor less than that the author had .;i,
o. Tue objectionable offence along with MANY Of ~ f
wish w. " oo. IN Town and country. Of expressing a
T,, W sec announcer paper established in Pete rsbury-
nus was the high crime and n,demr amor which .Ie.a
a" ne and Tor which he may never ect to receive
reT 'orgWeness There be no other po,sble reason
me wrter resi- Ing in the country on his a.,
enung It's management. while they as Editors OF a pa
also TO their occnpaon there was no inter-
se Ue'ween them- scarcely any personal aco,,aint.
ance-Never had any Intercourse with them In NJ. Wc
ave once which lasted sboat few moments and thai re
u 70 me request OF Publishing some remarks which ia
nad written, aud With which thew comnlied N.r.s h o
,ore or since, has another ord or .;on ,..s
,ho,o q, mem What prio1fe reasons them other than
o,c mar nave been already stated, and payfv ero,nd,
e nave operated on them TO refuse the publication Of
a n,, temperate and unexceptionsble piece. We have
seen that hey have taken wonderful pains 70 show h,
!hey were not Influenced by such considerations NM ~
,, S IN vain. There can be but opinion upon tho
hay ee.. they have oversize: the mark These Editors
. spoken oil an "tnteyMeddiing spirit," SC In re-.
ply 10 ,hs miserable nsinua,icn the writer will only re-
marx, mat he will leave the town 10 saw wI.,ber
tle frOvv M
smes of governmen-who trade with them srlI;n lit,
produce and buying their goods OF Them do not conb"ta
Isa' equally as much as the establishment, OF such pa
per as me lntegencer and Petersburg Comm Adj
.erusef THE miserable attempt here again made a
nrsw public attention from taking proper view of their
eMioua conduct, is readily seen II viii mot avail a
them. " P "'e' marx upon
In reading the editorial ar,ie,, Of the ,r,,ur., :.
ouu De concluded that its conductors had been violent
" assailsd by the writer Of these remarks. No s"c,
;"., mead and front ofhis offending. lie has
ohshment Of another press In Petersburp This ,bsv
eou'a no tolerate Enjoying the exclusive patronage 81
own ana us neighoohood they could not relish the
paruePanon OF II by any other establishment. This was
.e n'ermeddliog spirit" against which they have 60
,TIly complained To touch upon that subject was
seen mem SO teehngly vince. They conceived that .
oea1y thrust bad been made them Hence The charge
part est the only object Of the writer WAS de.
ounce anu u he could destroy their press-that II WAS
ueraction, aspersions, personal msgnty SC Such ia
ne we 'rssh with which they have their adj.
they have resored to, in order to express their morf;
cation and to show hon their "morbid vanity could AZ
here us ye, ,ns sting in certain quarter We may
deadly arrow still sticks in the side Yes ,h;s 4. III
gny 81" which The writer has committed towards those
courteous and liberal editors II is for this tbev hsvs
ara'gnei hln before the public. as guilty OF the henous
ohences oil wishing 10 another ated In Peers
tronsss and smnE Them of part OF their pa
wave'iog zeal for the noble purpose of det action Th
wit, wer Incapable initiating their chase language He
haya
so hoeraiy accused him. He feels hms- abovs
any such motive. There is ground for such imnn,a
uonS IL Is the offspring OF their own imagination enoen
uereu oy the Tell spirit OF jealousy what he ba, r
ten win respect TO those Editors the have in
measure been the cause of it, His language bowever
was m's and free from passion If the rod has indeed
oeen applied, was done, is now with dccencv and
moder alton. VEN s.9"'y ouo
Inc writer will now dismiss these printers of Peters,
o"g lie never far forget himself as 70 descend
70 oahdy cPi'hes with them Appearing so very DESTROYS
o. such distinction themselves, they are perfectly well
come 20 all the glory that be acquired in such ron
'es.' respect for the public and himself not for them
es',ains him from adopting style, which, although ius-
n"oe towards them, might be considered as violation of
me rules oil decorum. To this alone may be attributed
ne to oearance which he has pacsed on th. asion
nc regrets that he has been thus compelled to trouble
the public SO much concerning them. But he trusts.
however, 10 ITS forgiveness will be now that
was necessary TO explain editorial act of theirs: the
mohVesoi which, they well knew, could not stand the
hgnt' ana therefore endeavored TO conceal them
me writer VIII conclude by again adopting the same
signature and daing these remarks from the same p,ace
10 may. second time, incur the JsoIa
sure CT the Petersburg Editors and furnish them with an
oer opportunity Of again exposing mselyes bv cbarg
town. '~''"sA" VI INC
AN OLD PETERSBURG REPUBLICAN
re.ersourg Saturday, March 20. 1884
MARRIAGES.