Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

would have drawn me from nv situation. rs , 81.
lent spectator, but the introduction OF new scene
on the theaire-which, Isuppose, will be the last
on, one, and then the play will cluse The no.
very OF the exhibition is what gives i, interest.
a p nor any intrinsic merit that belongs to it
pu. VINO Is ITS autLor1-Surely he /, a rare -e.
hins We live in an age Of great moral and
pohucai improvement Every day ushers in
upon us frcighted with some new ,eye,op.m,pt
mar shows the wonderful power and capacity OF
~. me aumsn mind. who would have thought
Nha' there was, IN the little county OF Nelson.
genius SO inventive, and wondcr.wurking, as To-
hass conceived the wise and unhear ri OF plan of
memotializing the Speaker of the busc of
delegates, upon the subject OF the pretended in
s.tuetions to our delegate, J. g. Cabell. TMr.
Richie calls it paper, aud say, nothing has
oesn uone with It yeti-the Compiler calls il
memorial. and saws IL was addressed to :he
SpeaSssrd WHAT'S this new ban,ing such
~onoesiui thins, that even Mr.. r. cannot find a
name to1 w III he cannot, what are we in the
county to do who have never seen il and have
only heard some slight indications, bv the yroans
and travail Of those who brought il forth. Blu,
we nau hoped that We should ha se had the ho-
more sesing II hrst, in the land OF its ccacep-
tion, before it msde its appearance any whsr.
eSe-t out perhaps we are misiakec in this pa s,i-
cuiat)-and Ills mothor, ever faithful 10 her
vows, preferred that her darling should be ush.
INTO sxience IN the presence Of his fah &c,
ana u therefore makes its presentation in The
Hall OF the House Of Delegates. to enrapturc
.ne delighted vision OF the noble Cam;lius-
aud we trust tho Offspring will be worthy of ITS
We had thought that the Genius of Kinder.
noox vas une only magician in the land but in this
sadly mistaken; for there are more cori.rers
man ne. whether he has taught them, or whe-
,neI tney are selfmade, we cannot determine.
II 'ney are pupils OF HI, school, they have been
aP' seno'arS, and he may look well to his fame.
or some ardent ind Jealous student in his a :,
Nsehe young attorney perhaps may yet rival his
rels. "u''a'"eu 'au-
What is meant by ,his rscen, and mos, extra,
ordinary movement Is il designed TO take Mr.
: ~socfi ont OF the hands of his constituents 10
~hom ne Is responsible, and to turn him over to
De reouked by thDse who are only his EQUALS in
., and who must, like him, presently re-
rahsx sne ooay OF the p'ope, stripped Of their
% "a oncet Is every man TO be- put under
the Dan OF csnsurc, to CRAFTY the ambition of
single individual3 Are all The bounds of mo-
desty 10 De overleaped, TO ADVANCE certain GEN.
ue"an 10 seal IN the Senate of the U 81 Are
tue people TO be harrassed day after doy with
some new eIpedient TO effect marry poyposes1
VI, are the independent and fearless representa-
80 VI ,ne people, to he coerced out of their
SeMs sy me incessant bayings OF the leaders OF
~. PPo'nted aud chagrined partyl Already
nave they (by resort to unworthy m.ansI done
more TO destroy the moral force and inaucnce or
.ms rIsnI OF Instruction, in six months. than has
e' oeen done before, since the foundation of
'"I government up 10 that lime
os Ion. county oil Nelson, al the sprns election
-, ,o'i, every enart wa Jmade to hurl our pre-
SEM very worthy delegate from his seal. and from
'ne coincidence of his countymen He me, his
accusetS, and vanquished them ON their own
Stounus' ana thus did the people, by fair, full
NJ S uu Puoilc expression of their wishes, tell
WI. Saooli that thev approved his course, and
W"uIu sustain him. MOI content with defeat, secret
~ uSionS are gotten up, men sent out, TO ride
py night and by day, 10 obtain signature, TO
wha. they call an instruction pap-r--failing in
- sney nave nj last, TO cap the climax of their
ao"' Iaid their complaints and grievance be-
iore me Legislature, animated, no dsubt. by the
nope that they may embarrass Mr. Cabeu
what will be done nc1tl
,rt pu' VIII these things operate upon Mr.. CT
III WIZ not-they cannot. be knows too well
VI, ~, source from whence they spring and he we'll
hno"s that The authors of this measure would re-
e 80 no sacrifice that he could make rs Sutfi-
Gieht 10 atone to them for the fearless and in
I;P Inuen' manner IN which he has heretofore
nsS,i Seu ms pubic duties, and which has per-
gen'y secured for him the confidence and
auction OF his counlymep who have long since
H",hea the value of his services in the councils
oi 'he state and who will vet sustain him against
cue WHY Vaccinations Of his enemies In vain
nay 'ney 'ry 10 hunt him down by tho clamor of
party, ana The charge thai he violated his III
sIructions' Triumphantly may he turn to the
. .ohIesl IN the Spring of 1884, and tell them
men ne received the instructions which confirm
Gu VIZ former views, and assured him that his
.1uuuc. mel me cordial appreciation of his con-
IN 1888, with the full assurance that their conf
oehce mas not .abaied. Before this Tribunal
may ne come. with his head as erect as an angels
haVinS honestly done what he honestly under
S W oe ms DUTY, after deep and anxious re-
necuon, he may meet the eyes of his cenStiIu.
enis, and receive their hearty congratulations;
for &c will be greeted with, wall done good and
ianhiui servant A FARMER.