Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29
A SPORTSMAN OF THE 'os scuoo

UUsHVs Yet they
AMI the las, time he seen, they becoming quite
green again.
AsroRrsmAN THE 'os scnooL.
Bho shall decide ,ohen Politicians disagree?
.4nstcer-THE PEOPLE
We lay before readers two Communications
rom the District of Caroline, &C., &c. The writer
OF A Voter Of King and Queen has given us his
name The author of "a Dreamer j." is unknown 10
us though lie promises us his name, sit necessary
we but play the humble part of the organ through
which both Advisers communicate their sentiments
We leave ii to the People TO decide between them.
>, :, FOR THE ENQUIRER
4 tne potos OF the Congressional District composed
y me Counties 81 Coroiine. Esser, King & Queen
hmg WiLiiam and .Aiddiestr
FELLOW CITIZENS: Faigued with the labors of my
''rin laid my'e down to rest; and as slep, dream.
ed dream snd behold, ii spprsred TO me that saw
piece in the Richmond Enquirer, over the signature of
"r pisy, address to the Voters VI the above Dis
uic con'emnDg Mr.. p Taylor Tor misre his
district. He said, Will You allow this! think moi:
ana suggest the popricy oil calling jackson eiiny in
vac eou"ues OF HE district on their respective Court days
=" vuy,' 10 appoint Delegates 10 District Meeting 10 be
held III TsPpahannock, the third Monday in August,
ohoninaiS suitable candidate for Congress-" Shortly
"Her Which, II appeared to me that saw another niece
DstTict-sprroving OF the drmnaon of TAYLOR and
me suggestion OF Fair Play IL appeared that the more
moral part oil the community OF both parties regretted 10
see this premature suggestion They had longed Tor the
rising oil Congress- that the excitement of The country
might have time To die away But The friends of the Al.
mn'srauoh appeared more deeply TO regret it, They said
had too much the appear of an opi
mon for the peope-Why not " ait for thai op,on IN h
formed :! And then, should il be found necessary meat
ing could he called 10 express IT. WHY shouId 80, h;,
target Tor our Toes TO shoot whilst theirs il
rom our view -Suey, they said these to live
IN 'rounied voters" Sufficient day is the evil
thereo" II appeared TO me, the summer TALL and mar,
u the winter rolled away; and then saw some nre
parauon isakng Tor The Spring cainpaien There was
horse ea,iy III the field, with lofty head and rich cloth.
Tag His clothing concealed from my view his color: nor
uu appear 10 me the county lac from About This
tine, two oher horses dashed into the feld-one FINN,
Essex T,e
King and Queen appeared to have dalk hairws of the
usuai size-had passed the meridian OF le-snd was un.
commonly noisy The from, Essex appeared IN haze
gh, IA irmueh the usual sze-and had also passeJ
TIE meridian OF life; but he had thai free use of his
tongue, as the one from King & Queen Lastly there an
Peared IN the field horse feom King wism-His
head was hoary, and his cheeks were furrowed with
aye. thus the campaign appeared open; and hy
me hme OF the singing OF the birds and the budding OF the
trees, the day OF trSc came On that important day NJ an
early hour, the gfooms hasened the stabIe-bu l ,le
horses from King and Queen and Essex were oue no
young grooms ran 10 ro, but no horse found Though
worried with the search they fastened TO inform Tho Oil
groom After he had heard the new he said on before
day break he heard noise in the dire cion of the stable
'n mat 'hey must have been then kicking down their
stable doors, knowing they 10 run on that dav =
bdfs' sam one oil The young grooms what is il
hear!-is thunder The old groom up with detected
coun'enance and for moment listened and then smicJ
and said il the sound of thunder but the .onp Of
horses feet lie bid the young grous run TO the rare te
10 see they were there: they returned with the
news that They there and going around the race
held by themselves, with their tails up higher Ia an their
n vet
,hrir brides; but the old groom called them back saving
II was unnecessary they could not then be caugI In,
ne ex ccted they Mould come up the judges stand
ABOUT The appointed time Tor they had been in tranino for
Senatorial and Congressional races ever since bev sr
eots bnt had never won race, and said none but The
houghtless and ines perienced had horses trained a had
passed the meridian of lte that had been regularly tran
ed and bad never After few moments relIec
on ne SAID they were the most troublesome horses that
ne mad ever trained and that he wished they were hoh
in Hell; 10 which all the young grooms responded Amen
Eo oe II he SAID, next TO the old horsc in his esma
sood Tue colt that ran over the county of Ca
rome ias spng, that is powerful tongue would hear
him along where others would is Soon the sun av,ear
cd TO rise in The Eastern sky aud begin his 70
The est without cloud upon his brow and in a sbo,,
time on The field there was 10 be seen here and tbera
person. and before the morning had passed AWAY the fold
was hied with Personssli appeared DC life and ANNA
uoH Al the usual hour the horse with lofty head and
rich clothing, aud the one from King William we're led into
The held Nosooner had they approached the Judges stand
than the horses from King and Queen and Essex walked
up as has been anticipated by the old groom The croud
NOW began collect around The horses Around the horse
WIN oiy head and rich clothing appeared stand those
mat hod been seduced by the Devil from the paths Of
heIr faihers, trembling for fear oil explosion amoug
themselves, IN consequence oil the dscordant mate.
iaIs with which they were composed Around ,ro
horse from King William appeared TO stand Tie so,s 20
liberty as band Of brothers, hand hand signal was
then given Tor the horses 10 prepare for start and tey
were then saddled, and Honesty the old horse
Clay, Calhoun, and Webster helped ND the rider Of t.
Horse with lofty head and rich clothing but ,ld No,
distinctly appear whether IL the President OF tho
United States Bank, the Devil but was rather inclined
10 believe the latter as lie appeared TO be contnuaIv
changing his form 10 suit those antipodes in polit;cs
marx was then drawn across The track from the Judges
stand 10 beautiful stage that had been eced on the on
pose slde Tor the exclusive accommodation Of the ien
the horse with lofty head and rich clothing signal
was then given for the horses come 10 the judges stand
10 ne started First up the horse with lof beaJ
ana ch c'oti log, in the proud gate Of Eastern non
arch aud took the intTack: then came up the one tou
sing and Queen, and then The one from Essex LEAVING
the out-'rack Tor the old horse A can Il ann,,rci
was then handed 10 the rider OF the horse viii,
lofty head and rich clothing, with Gag on it, on which
was written, he United States OF America The r,dsr
seeing what was written The flag tore il from his ran
ana made shoe strings OF il, and placed the cap e
on which was written side, "ihe Bank OF tho Uni,
ed Stales the other, "God is the God Of tbis vyor,
were urowed with age, had before the coors
ms country torn up for shoe strings. Fire filled his eyes
anh lie prepared Tor long aud quick lean The Juioo.
were about 10 give the signal 20 of: but finding life
horses from King aud Queen and Essex over The mari
they were ordered 60 be refined back but seein, ,I
were without brides, saddles riders tey wero ordered
10 draw back their heads. Nc than il was done
signal was given aud off the horses II appporeJ
the horse With lofty head and rich cloll,ing d,ed o6
win te nag 10 his cap streaming in the air. and from The
beautiful stage rcsonnded tremendous shout The old
morse appeared TO GO of il in tie morning of his life
e oher Two horses were soon left f behind stopped
place called E-sex about half wy around the conrs
aud the horse from King aud Queen commenced kickin
up ~ hIendS aud Toes ndiscminAlely, aud hitting bis
shoulders. he one ifom Essex also kicked nm. bui
not so iuiiously Gor intscrimnaely-to the delipIt
and amusement OF those the beautiful s,age
many OF whom, il appeared had little Indirect agency
III starting these very horses, knowing what wouii
be the result By this lime the horse with ov head and
ich clOliiDg was Tar behind the old horse The old
hor'e appeared TO be stretched full length
Ieet lying close 70 the ground and moving like swin
Ar'olan lh' had Just struck the nark and rsriy