Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01


public meetings began TO be holdrn-a petition arrives
from Sullivan county, signed by upwards Of 1000 nacS,
asking the Legislature to rrscnd the nomination oi
Judge White Resolutions passed in various coun-
ties disappearing the nomination, and lstrucng the
members instruct the Jud re to vote for expnngng,
&c; but in the midst of this excitement the Lrglsa-
ture adjourned This revolution, sir, is going most
rapidly The Van Buren, paper had increased It's sub.
scrpon list in less than one month after this change
commenced. in one county 5UO-hc increase through
out the Stale was unprecedented. With these facts
before me- my own observation while III the State,
and every circumstance connected with the case, am
compcIled TO say Van Buren, will inevitably get the Stale
of Trrncssrc Yours L.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
7i;ier and Lcigh Dinner If Tie laM starch. lc:G
In looking journal Of the proceedings Of this
enormous dinner very much struck with the ana
ogy which this party bears to certain traveller described
in The following fable: "A Satyr, he rang ing The
forest exceeding cold snow season, nrt with ira
weller half starved with the extremity of the weather..
He took compassion him, and kindly invited
him home to warm, comfortable cave he had III
the hollow OF 4 rock. As soon as they had entered
and sat down. notwithstanding there gond lire in
the place. the chilly traveller could not tobear blowing
his fingers ends Upon the Satyr asking him "hy he
did So he answered, that he did It TO warm hIs hands
The Sylvan having seen little OF the world, admire"
man w!D of valuable quality as that ot
blowing heat, and therefore was Resolved IL entertain
him in the best manner he could. He spread the table
before linn with dried fruit OF several sorts aud produced
Il remnant Of old cordial wine, which, as the rgour OF
the season made very proper; hc ''eu WIN Sp'c warm
spices: Infused over Inc nc, anu PreSehco " MS
ing guest, But this the traveller thought fit TO blow
hkcwzv; and upon the Salyrs demanding reason why
lie buwrd again, lie replied, 10 coz" HIS diSn Inc ST.
cond provoked the Sayrs Indignation as much
as thc first had kndled his surprise %: taxing 'hr
by the shoulders. lie thrust HIM out OF doors,
saying. hc would have nothing 10 do with 4 wretch who
had So vile quality Us TO DioS hot ana Col" Will t"e
same ii"nih
So it that this dinner party, IN their regular
toasts, blow hot and COLI from TIC same NOUN.
81. Our hoaorcd Guest, John 80" Our honoed Guest RrHa
Lye-EArunssd from posi- n' % a|"s ICY" AS nn'" in
, ,' IL @ l, h unJ " nh. wHom is p[ohsucy
dscars by plying tooI aircca" cu"'-
o an n"r'rie' >ant: lie Modern Gsecacy has not reach
ou' ne i""'" c''ca'rd 10 the t" ""'
In w. 7rrr Wilma: he. In Mr. Le.i. Virginia: No
past history l!l glory. Her eyry parent nhoIsc
homo, Is "a 'nr lama. "l rt SON.. nI ' , i % ~
Let them %tp II rs Jew" ""'% ""'y u" @ iI T
, n.h ',,iinn him! ,I,s. 10 her, "-iand be ID
nothn. rI.o couIl match ''C.9i:O huH"'J
shot i1o'l "
AZ ycr hAPu"s'u ''"',, ;ose t'"t N1'Ir ~
and Alr Leigh IA man HD0fc me .1,'cs Hi"uFn &C.
Srnrracy mas not ithc"cu ''',i hl. ~ - Wv ,,:
tt'o~ inc H"GS; ana ''u'i a. 'l '',.
re" PERSONS oG,.ete si''e W. ~ 'iI.
to"lh coming 10 '''I"'nu ."u ~ n -
own name, but really more iof INC o["r'' " i
tha himself, can no" aouo', !""t u; III VT - u
not pcri' ucI"r'u c''' I ~! va, e ,I M
LOO, "ou ,;I IT,; a, rn,L iL,. tr,.,. ,nIi In,
In ;I ~ ,I ,,rncradnrs of This dinner pariy--
"o'e Ill., ILL., r;J;n,,; t;,Ion,,sJ ,r,In.,
I W; i,r nnJ i,en ,L7. Iy,,,, ohsrou,us .vcn.
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P""".! ,i,. ,n h.~ L,n c,Ili ;nio nx;srurc and
iA'ule uu t t ,,or; ,I hncs rxnnnI. nr Tint
w ,'t ~ ,iiI',, 70 r..,rc,I,J ., .,,rL d,,Li
q, ,,, hrnsI reonIn ,yhn,u these svc,nl,uuIs
E ,,; H., ,Lii- Il,,hL, I,nu. ,:,c.. LI,w;,,t
rt'c"'pt ~ II t., ,yyo o' ,,,,h ~, ,h sans, J;r,1
AZ ,k ,l nv Ihs surIdrrs and thrust Them out
Va H,ors
,crrJun in this dinner to rive better currency To the
L,ro.,,7.us ,,,,,t,r east uu1n lI. puhlic-A loasl
" :: a., Ini1, William Brnckrnbronul Of the Court of
Arrn'ls rn7 Lcrislalurc Of Vrr.nla-rhry are under
, IrraI drlusion. They have 10 right To col:r:and
:I r, IN. ,I,,r.d or erased which we the People oil
in. ITriird S,ucs' commanded 10 be- truly kept"
The. Legislature Of Virginia under Il dclusI"n May
il pIcasc YOUR hunor i'm skilled Inc science u
law nor cXpUundrr OF the Constitution; but Il PLAIN
blunt man sim y ono olive, the People,. have heard
ucu men dispute about true iSShCS mil jaiSc issues
awyrrs about rcai issues and JcGnrd tSSnrSanG Judges
about fccOrdS and Se rerorGs and Of what property
Gelonaed rlcOrds and what I'D not teohg to rccordS
But lnrsr things were sail Greek to me. what WAS
about To say VAS that many OF eve, The People, would
he very glad il your honor could SO contrve IT, that we
might fairly lry whether t!ie i'cs'S'nfnTc are """e'
yrat dcnSlOn your honor has been pleased express
III your Judgment 1t has been suggested t'ata majority
OF The Court oAPpcaIS are OF the S!ne opinion with your
,;nl an issue uirh be made up IN such manner to
enable We tn. People,, to pass upon The question:
whether thu Legislature under great dcluso, and
how far they might alter record. But whc-
Their the plan suggested would INA h. true, real false
or fnncd ISSUE or whether the record proposed 10 be
made would 6c true Ut false record; or whether IL
would property farm part, or "0 q the Te"l recor" Is
utterly impossible for to say 1t Is too hard Tor me-
cur honor doubt unravrl as quick as country
ui;l would = mir of vour s,ockinps But the Dian Is
s Lyt TIE Court I'll Appeals pass, and enter their