Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

ner, Unless DR.. Thomas Griffin Peaehy constituted him.
sell Que; which he eersiny did not do-the position
which he occupied being purely accidental in
quenee Of his attention being required by ngushed
lady who placed under his particular care aud whose
location at the dinneriable happened to DO exactly the
west end of IL.
With regard to Gen Upton, I would observe: / am
perfectly willing he should form his opinion OF Virginia
ospsly aud Virginia manners, iron, the ueate MT he
received at James Town and Williamsburg. Neglect he
certainly did WITH That he may have been
ia the way when the crowJ rushed ,he d,uurr table
may be very true but another thing also that the
writer Of this article Introduced to Gen Upton the
dinner-sbe. mot vsiy long alter the company seated
IL Is to be hoped, tina, all polrness has not yet lett the
rest oil the community AID crnte, ed "a the person the
"od. y-beajed" " Cbickaiominy" Tor Que, applaud
the rebnke give by "Ch rkahomny TO the i.inen
but, taking into consideration that there nothing like
srrahge, mt, eau only wonder that there TO, more
confusion, disco and less attention the establish
ed rules Of poeness and OF good behaviour To the Gre.
dit oil the Vignis character, be IL ssi that upon
like occasion, aud under such disad, cum.
stances, was more harmony exhbtsd among such con-
course oil people Is certainly he regretted that the
Rev. Mr.. Koiiork no, caled ON to ark a public
blessing bei0is the company seated at the din.
ner-'sbie. This was owing, presume, to there be.
ing no committee OF srIaDgem at, before
ted, and as Chickahonny' tctH knei1. II was crr-
family an omission The part OF the Prop eiors aud
should have been attended 10. But To one lao il &C.
qnained with the not ous contempt iih which "Cbcka
hominy" looks upon the Christian Rslg ard its n--
tiers and professors really laughaole that he should
have vi, en- utterance 10 such complaint Gym like he
Is always really seize upon any thing that viii
his purposes Consistent IN nothing but his rhica
principles, lac hesitaes not 10 either the side
or the other oil any question: according to the Officer be
attained The public aiiy Judge vi his sncei
~, when they observe that the chirt burthen his song
was, that lac coid not May 1907 find noble spirits
10 keep him coDpany at the table Tor alter
the Sabbath had been usher.d D."-The iIIi.nisburv
supper was attended by gentlemen oi all parties. Our
guests were iniorned should he little party affair
possible Accordingly party toast is to be found among
those prepared by the committee, (not SCI const
one, in a is instance) The Committee, lin.
ed bring aDswerabe Tor irii, us alter the ca-
paigne commenced its operation, and weii
they did, Tor the great bulk oil citizens Nuiiers, not
wtistshding the exerons OF &C ck sionny' the con.
trsry. Mr. DIS toast would un btedly have
ately attended to, II II had been Uere hle the
ers were capable oi understanding good They
were not so lar gone not 10 the improperly heIr
conduct wheo it pointed the Chick shomin,
preventative ia Congress and delegate TO ia. .-
gislotuie. This is all true: hut Chc hun
sell tcOnfd-be Representative in Congress- aud tc0uid
De Delegate elect 10 the Legislature, ami ,c0d be De-
leeais elect to the Senate Of Virgins; other
which situations he has Intellectually eneavored obtain
nearly every year for the last enty FIVE. The public
believe Is yet unspprsed that the genteH has, thin
lev days. succeeded IN getting himself elected captain
in the York militia Tor the hes, OF all reasons that
else would take IL. Two professors of College were
also members OF the Committee. Granted. They are
two OF the most distinguished OF town, and wor
Thy 10 serve on it, IL not party ceIebraton and
there could he no Improperly their pei forming the du
ties. There are politicians every kind, these two
professors do not think alike subject Why there
lore should "CLickaiominy' object theni Could lie
succeed in placing moDarcist the political chair,
should hear no more OF psIiy iom him.
OLD POWHATAN