Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01

"for ourselves are content nav proud 4, he 1894
20 remain under the banner of the Constitution
upoofne-. through good and through will rcport-by
Dan'ci Webster; aud prefer even defeat nn5., ~
'1ppssrons victory under any military banner"
ou'it will not do wortles-hde Island In. bIoy,
your great General Burgess. sky.l,iyh-nnd ,Ln,rh
the mex smallest State in this Union even she will scan
-, r'n. ~ '"' Housr oil Representatives. The
people "i THIS mon never will consent 1, TRY il when
you please ~ ""'
You and |.
=, we have exhausted the Pillb"x lss-,hanks be
10 ,he length OF our columns We have been con,n,ed
10 swallow the wholc-and we should uitv ,h y,;S,
VINO thought himself obliged to rend via, VOC -
Den 70 PRINT What an uncomfortable co,nncn
sy mas Tue Doctor given us, upon text of about .
mes; oniorunate expression OF Old Albcmsre which
,;I Town upon our poor headzthe pcng of such
p-'ess storm u ne Doctor is the second man i'm this
commonwealth, whom should be unwilling 20 mrs
re,si, ny tne slightest mention of his name The
surabis ;n,aso. ,eafi1I. lie iePays you w;eh nmca
seiao'e interest For every word he receives lac
gives you million lie is a marvellous man f
'. long LAX Such variety OF ell sorts dncs he
~ thnk upon. His writing reminds us Of The ,a,r
ing gentleman whom English Classic warns vnn
& % 49,. you meet him in the streets he will take
ynu oy inc pution,hole, and detan you till he cmpes
all the contents of his brain upon YOU, FIv such
you would shun the paguc.-Brtwixt YOU and snch
WINDY wii'er Is the Commentator on Old AlbemarI
Inc Docter twice threatens us as il werc viii -,
Hod save The mark! If the public would moi rc;;ce ~
sucha visitation, his opponents at least n;ah, "a ~
enemy would write Book '-A' mime
we shall not bore tile reader with any structure,
ION
10 write an Encyclopedia at least-and in n,srcm
10 .he public, we think it sufficient 10 have irie3
first to bore them with the Doctor and then - h"rn
,hem with his Critic Certain il is If any otber ma,
nv NV, WI, assume the task of dsseetig him, we will
not. some other knife must undertake il Br,w;,,
you ana we have neither taste time land the Doctor
may add, to Keep up the alltera,ion talents for the
We might indeed remind him. that our WORTHY prcs;.
Dent mad been guilty of most of the high crimes and
Tsaemeanors w.'!, which he is chargrd when the
ncnfn
Senate of Virginia, upon Gen. jackson And we mnh,
Also ask what has the little Magician done to foei,
ton of 1882 If you know what he has dna
do motif you think il decent and ;us, To rat
r.. ,,, MAJ. OF the Lnte Magician, clearly do not
Dui niue as you now think lie is think the People
VIII be very apt to make much more of him tban vii
SUIT your wishes passions. va
Betwixt You and |, think you,hnd ba,,ar L., 49,. a.;
tuous and talented ff-nd"J l. Blown alone Wbo,ha,
you thought as highly of Van Buren, in 1870 no h. LA
- nov mo.mout ins do know, if you do not that
re men pronounced a warm eulogium upon the IuIe
Magician and declared in so MANY terms ib,, sh s
my (B.'s) entire cJnfdeace!' ~ "e nus
have not criticized yoar facts ,lou.,h 7 L. 80
them TO be caricatured by passion and brl;.va 49,
otiers TO be invented oy the ginaon of
craT a. 'ul wohoer, why we have heard be-
iore oil The antiques and hinLuggery of the Bamore
convention OF l532-nor can very we'll conceive ,rh,
you like your iiend Gordon did not foreswcar the bo
concern as soon as you had discovered the intr;.ne
But you waited for the Bank and Senate manic r 90.
10 leave the Party-when you thought YOU n,isht ii
Sduce qui peut.
have done, sr-with more reinark-Tbat he
lwAt 20" ana l. am to take any one for my ruidc
e.her upon State Rights principles or "a TO the ,r,
OF Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Ruren ois
as iiet adopt the opinions of old Nat Macon and Judge
WIN. Smith, as those of Dr. Charles Cooke
Noah quoted the Bangor Republican as for Pan Buren
ana Tor 10oon-ths only scripture which the irr a,rd
hrebrand could cite its purpose We e.
fne beginning that he fibbed-and we know it, The
H. came TO us yesterday, of Aug 25tli with Mr. Van
Buren, flying at its top mast and with the foowng a
its leading article: "
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cizens OF That place. joined in calling similar meeting
whose proceedings have not yet reached us In Maine
we oeieve hat there is vast Preponderance public
opinion against the measures of the Aboonists and
AntSiavery agituors at the North; and il would we'll
become Bangor to follow the lead of Portland and Au
gusta IN giving an emphatic expression of the views M
this part of the State on the same subject A. ,h,
90 OF fearful forebodng at the South il becomes dutv
ior the patriotic citizens of the North offer
OF their determination to maintain in re-
aty and good faith towards the South The
rights oithe Slave-holdng Sales.--future would he as
nuch good sense and proprety in clergy preaching
up crusade against Mahomeansm as AGAINST sryerys
any where North OF Maryland We have not among 1s
emner hanomedans, slave holders the advocates of
slavery why then, but for effect abroad stir up an
angry and unProhtube subject where no proseytes can
De ma made or good object accomplished"
i1e Dover, N H. Gazette of the 25th, replies to
our Call and gives the history of an attempt made on
the 10th by one StorTs formerly Methodist clergy
mst bv Col ne Hal public meeting in Dover and ably
what was the result, though Thompson had publicly
ana guclly lccture Cd there in February last
OF the abotionsts; and public opinion has been go
aroused on the subject that another abolition Lcy
can ne publicly delivered without elicng an expresson
OF dissatisfaction unwelcome TO tile ears or lin.
a1ontionists than that of Tuesday evening We speak
suVisedy-we that another abolition Lecture can
1e P'Oftc!y derered and patiently listened 10 in This nil
tage! HAD this not been believed to be the fact
olotrs would have ectured fourth time on "Wednesday
evening, but so convinced he that he could moi he
again heard that he wisely decamped."
The Compiler says, that the sub.crtions IN the
STOCK oil the fredericksburg and Alexandra Railroad
Honpany are hilng upvery handsomely. One gentleman
nns CITY mas TAKEN TO the amount of 900 another
SoooO, and so on in smaller sums We have heard il
suggested that by touching Brcntsvile in Prince VIII
nam, an inducement might be held for a branch To
Warrenton (about % miles) the Fnuouier Snrncs
- ne commissioners have just invited the public a
tenton to the enterprise, for which charter was Oh
tanned from The last Legislature. They say when ac
comPshed 1t will complete line Of rail road stretch
ing IRON New England TO North Carolina
we sincerely trust that the speeches Of Mos.r
"a bnIden and McNcbaeI delivered Town Meeiing on
Ingsshoul DO pubhodi pamphlet forn and ecl.,si
'"O 9uhtiy.'-- Phtadslphia Inquirer ef Saturday.
we also sincerely trust that they will all be published
ana circulated throughout Me aohoIe country.
IRichmond Enquirer
Richmond Police
The following resolution was unanimously adopted at
late meeting of the Post Office Committee and ordered
TO be published: - ~
Resoired That the citizens Of Virginia and csoec;.
" those of the county of Henrico and city of Rich
inond be, aud they are hereby earnestly advised 10 with
"Iaw tbeir subscriptions and support from all and verv
newspaper, whether political or religious, that NAV 90
Pouse or counenance the cause Of the AboIionists'
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