Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
70 TIE EDITOR or THE E.v'QCyAGR.

have seen, sir. By number Of the Richmond Wing
which has struggled 10 my Of t country, that
some villain has most urocnusiy purIoned from the
sr6iS ang Dce toderS of the Richmond Post Office,
the rEorICIuvs DiXSER SPEECH of the llrn Henry A.
VISA production infinitely connected with Tie
comfort and the necessities d The good people Of EIrg
MIA that upon the iu:alibe authority OF tS Wing,
every man wo;an aud child in the STATE, ath'rst
f7 it, Can ina MIR Editor, what ra>cav sEULs
PARTY could have been, who committed this most
foul oence:-for, il could have been none other. And
cute fellow too lie must have been, 10 have introduced
himself amongst these yig!an Wings, and especially if
lie has obtained any thing from thei;I Tor, such Is their
abominalon Of the cuRRrPrisG sroiLs that they have
never permitted the smallest crunb to fall ou: 81 their
OWE lands the silly ,coTup;be Jackson lo:IeS,
but all has been graSped and krp, close by themselves:
10 prevent e" and drinrTai'zng consequences IL has
struck me- though somewhat strange that assured
as the Wing Editor is, n The burning anal umrer$Hl atrt
Of IKE State and Of the necessity ut the aforesaid WISE
rrvra,ious 10 the comfort and well being Of al! The peO
pie he should have made feeble an effort tc regain
This mean Of public rerrshmenl-thls jewel OF Ii"sti
inaLc ncc With due submissinn really think there
has been surIc remissness about tins matter and WOULD
take leave TO suggest plan which may yet insure TO
the State tho signal hencacton OF READING A DlSNER
SPEECH FROM THE Hon. HGSEY A. WISE. would ad-
wise an application to the Executive, iVr PRocLaMA
rIoS and reward for the recovery Of the Grafton, and
farther reward for the rascal!y Jackson Tory who
dated the tremendous mischief ut lis suppression lhs
plan would in all probability be successful and there
he any prospect Of this, WHY should not my suggestion
be- adnp,ed For we assured upon tie lntutve in.
falllbly Of the Wing Editor, (who had never seen the
said Grafton that this is State concern and: as we
have now s,aunch Wing Executive, it is presumed
that his opinion or recommendations Will nave lis cue
influence in that quarter.
But be serious, have you ever seen or heard OF
any thing more rusnme than this representation OF The
wliue State Of Virginia IN Paroxysn, Of excitement aud
anxiety for the fate IF dinner $rcr"h n M Henry a.
HIsc ? This exceeds any previous instin;.e OF Wing
putting. ltoutsrps by long way, all lie kward anG
udlcrus attempts heretofore made 10 magnify M wise
into a great uian. have read in some old bo"k-whlt
book is now f,Igoticn-hat, whsn the celebrated gum
who had enrrnssed the of Faisait on The Stage, was
first informed of the intention Of Garrtck TO appear IN
the game character, he remarked that Ga':cA might
play JAcgr FALsTArF, but never would acI cir JohS-
This "Reminiscences OF my youth has often been brought
back by the ahQrlive and grotesGne caricanEes II MI
Henry A. Wise. In t"se have not even The JAoNEf
OF Nj Randolph whose earliest essays had genius stamp
Cd upon them John Randop h was constitu'ionay IN
fc, for patient, rIng uSculnesS-hS !ar'lIleS
Of BODY affecting also lis mind and temper, led HIM
sometimes nju stco, and cruelty towards persons
whose opinions conduct he disaPPruvcd WAN httle
practice Of logical nduciion without power us"tuiir 10
apply his conclusions, he often penetrated and lad open
lh. character of men and OF principles with force
which SCENE! almost pTeternana! Ills exiTa"agac'eS
his very rawlings distinguished by classic elegance"
and liz. attractions of high and finished o:at2ry but
all the LITTLE RUS MAO efforts Of Mi Wise, may he
challenged for solitary Of genius or s;acSn'anShlr;
for figure. phrase OK expression 10 whIc! geo" taS's
can be pleased TO Yet, Alr. Wise is very, rsTy
crcat man He has abused the Administrator t"I DAY
and we.ks-he has nsIted the Speaker of the House u
Rppresenlalives-he has imputed corrupt motives 10 al
but himself aud the squad vino have taken him tor thef
ero-he is supposed 10 be selrcrabe in the Tea. "ork
of opposition, rather Of pulling down in order 10 pre-
pare Tor the Wing scuie for place, which Eu;t cnsuT
Inc success Of this audabe undertaking. Wilo shall
nrcsume 10 question his crsde n!:als:
A FARMER.
FOR THE Enquirer,
The votes referred TO in the following article were tor
Allen a. Fry So Chaplne az, first VOTED Voe' Try
-, Chapline 4G.
from the marshall Scntinel)
Tie 9eling Gorernor Of Tic State Of prstH'a' a1a hs
late Judicial .92poiatmcnt:
ave have waited until the present time, to see II any
of Tho WING papers in the confidence of the Acting