Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-05
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find that your Correspondent, PAtuck Henry" has
again made another exhibition Of bimsel the last Fri
day Enquirer certainly do not intend nauseate the
public by replying TO all the trash with which he has
thought proper 10 tncunber your columns. shall be as
brie as possible as the subject has slready been sufficient
~ discussed, aud Is becoming now rather stale and
teresing
1t will be recollecied by those who have attended to
this discussion, that Patrick Heuty" i'm The rst
lac made uponus eagerly pouuced upon uing error Of
the press, gave us specimen OF his tci aud expressed
consd, rable desire TO take view OF heels Now
he VIII pardon us for being seized with a similar
Anxiety, anu expressing wish TO take peep at his
ears, they must he peculiar and ascertain The par.
ucniar description OF those which grace The c0put OF this
Jealous writer They surely, trust. have 10 re.
sembl"nce to Hose OF certain anna although the organ
OF hearing appears TO be so differently Constructed him.
froE what il is almost with every other person. II we NAV
judge from what has lately fallen him he neither
sees nor hears ordinary people. Tie proceedings Oh
last Chesterfield Conrday furnish ample evidence OF this
phenomenon. We begin suspect by this time, that il
Mr. Leigh was not sppfebensive OF ddnping the ardor
and zeal oil this warm paiz ~ Of his, he would have no
objection for hint to be given him. cease his abors
aud permit bis cause TO rest upon It's merits woulJ
certainly be wise policy in the friends OF that gentleman
to adopt this course.
But, Messrs. Eiifos, rather wandering from the
principal Object, which has induced again to hJice
your correspondent In his last article, he rumphaDny
asks Who Is he that makes i, topic of teproach against
others, that thsy agree with MIR. Clay the deposte
question " mistake not he is gentleman who, ia
1924 after Mr. Clay had espoused tie OF The Bank
aud at lie vefy time lie engaged in maturing his me-
fican System, aud fixing, lac hoped. forever on his
country, so distinguished himself BY his zeal in MIR
Clay favor set down as one OF the Elec.ors on
the Clay cke So distinguished himself in his zeal il,
Mr. Gays favor! Ts indeed, is a charge that never
could possibly have anticipated. CIsyism, thought,
was tbs last thing Of which ! could be accused
But II seems that your Correspondent sticks
thing! He asserts what bo PHRASES perfectly regard
less Of tie truth facts Of the lie comes Tor
ward making loud lameDisous aud complains about The
Interpretations OF ohersAye, find him even no.
fazing and discerning upon the fury it'll which political
warfare u now waged in our laud"-But will here
further expose tie Ttckssnsss Of This writer ~. viii
sfill IN ftaff o.
narkabe aversion to w conscious doubt OF its deserved
application.
II is very rue that during the Presidential contest at
The period alluded TO, the OF the writer OF this ar.
rcle placed The electoral ticket OF Mr. Clay Tits
dous without his know ledge or consent. SO soon
he understood tis 10 be the case, lie Instantly adj
dfesd letter to the gentlemen Of the Clay Commit ee,
those who were entrusted with such correspondence,
with request 20 stike his name hom that ticket MIR.
Clay not being his choice. This accordingly done
II expressly stated in tue letter, that NJ ClsJ's high
ianH principles &c. OF the principal reasons
which Induced him 10 request Withdrawal oi his
There others silna " situated somuch
Tor this charge OF Inconsistency, which "Padck Henry"
has thus insiousy attempted o6x upon Does he here
conform TO his promise not 10 follow the example Of mis-
representa- ion and perronsty?" Move still find him
again endeavorug TO impressions m.wHranted by
statement Of the We will recommend to him,
whoever lie may be, TO conlne himself 10 HE history
and not thus to distinguish" himstD by exhibiting
charges against others Tor which there louudlon
trUthHe IL pleased 10 say, cannot yet entirely
derstsnd Cbestefheld's" report Of what Mr.. Leigh
said about dstress." Let inform this candid writer,
hist DO not exclusively write ;or bis understanding
upon ihst subject conceive, sufficiently clear aud
Ineligible 10 the most ordinary capacity, and vile.
Their he understands II not, Is matter Of very little
moment II may be, perhaps, that he does not choose
ler Of instruction being circulated candesiiDely This
has been sufficiently exposed 70 render perfectly