Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
In looking the Enquirer OF the 18th inst, find
That writer under the signature of
mas thought proper give some account OF the Williams
burg 4h OF July celebration. believing that the Trus
tees, well the Professors OF the College of William
and Mary, are men OF hgh minded and prnc
PIES must presume that in the management OF the fiscal
concerns oil that institution they have actuaed by
none other than the motives With this single re.
mark, shall dismiss that part OF his communication
relation however, TO the dinner at the Raleigh Tavern on
that day, being accidentally in the old city, became one
OF the party at the social board, and present during
the Qualification scene, as "Opecsnch gh' would
please to have H. lie cndeavors TO make il appear that
during the whole consideration OF his $50 grossly as
persDg the character OF the u s. Sense) he was silent
aud quietly received the condemnation of the hg mem
bers oil The company Surely the old Captain must re col
ec that during the discussion of The sentiment lie arose
from his seat aud with than usual energy demanded
the question, declaring at the time he did not
lear the resulthat lac wished every show his
lors and hoped there fence men present, How
could ithen be expected that embodyng Jews so
TePugnaDt TO large proportion Of the company would be
received on That occasion, especially when is
that one oil vginas representatives. in the u s. Senate
was PRESENT. The old Captain might have spared him
sell The trouble OF naming so particularly the gentleman
who moved TO lay his toast the table, as il was by mere
accident that Dr. Richardson made the notion there be-
ing several others OF The company prepared same
feel satisfied, and "OpecanchaDough" must be so like
vie, that Dr. X. intended nothing in any manner dsre
speciul 10 him. but carrying out The old motto, "Pnc
ples not men,, he could not sit by with folded arms and
hear the character OF one OF Vrgina's nobest sons B.
W. Leigh, 20 wanioDy traduced. In trying times like
these when the federal usurpation is so boldly ex
when corruption is seen stalking tie land the
guardianship Of Executive patronage all our hopes
cenered in The u. s. Senaie-to which BODY mainly
the Wing party throughout the country looks for redress
Of their grevances-be, in with very large ma
joriiy Of the company, determined If possible not TO
allow sentiment so highly obnoxious ihem and de-
nDnciaory OF the honesty and integrity of the Wing
members in the last u. s. Senate emsnste from the es.
tive board and carry on the face Of ii their scqnescence
"OPecanchsnoug affects TO have been astonis al the
higwrongbt euIcgies bestowed Fisher Ames and All.
exander Hamilton, by The honorable Senator Mr. Tyler
Now, Messrs Editors, only ssy, from such praise
and encomuin, good Lord deliver nIel In giving his.
tory Of The two great political parties Of the country il is
true, That Gov Tyler took occasion opsy passing tribute
to the talents OF those disng uised
diameircaIly opposed 10 lhtm believing their political e.
nes afsocrsIica and aiiudiuous in The extreme he ne.
verheess thought they we're acuated by the purest
lives In speaking Of the abuses Of the Administration
and the corruption OF the government he gave proofs Of
such hagrsnt violations OF the Law aud Constitution by
President JacksoD and his satellites, that confess was
startled at The disclosure. Altogether the Governors adj.
dress was inniable and well suited 10 his auditors ~
evidenced by their repeated marks Of APPRECIATION whilst
ne was FPeakIng' MATTAPONY.