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

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ties disappearing the nomination. and instrucng the
members to instruct the Judge TO vote for expun9np
&c; but IN the midst of this excitement the Legisa-
lure adjourned This revolution, sir is going on most
rapidly The Van Buren, paper had increased its sub.
scrpuon list, In less than month after this change
commenced, in county 500-the increase through
out the State was unprecedented. With these iacts
before me, my own observation while in the State
and every circumstance connected with the case | am
ocPeHeu 10 say an Buren VIII inevitably get the State
of Tennessee. Yours,
FOR THE ENQUIRER
Tyler and Leigh DiRner Of The l9M Harch 1886.
in looking over journal of the proceedings of this
enormous DINNER, was very much struck with the ana
ogy which this party bears a traveller described
IN The following fable: ga Satyr, he was ranging the
forest in an exceeding cold season. met with ira.
weller half starved with the extremity Of the weather.
lie took compassion him, aud kindly invited
him home to warm, comfortable cave lie had in
me hollow OF rock. As they had entered
ana sat down, notwithstanding there good fire in
The place, the chilly traveller could not fobear BLOWING
his fingers ends. Upon the Satyr asking linn why ,
dad So he answered, that he did il To warm his hands
Inc Sylvan, having little of the world admired
man VINO was master of so valuable quality that of
blowing heat, and therefore resolved TO entertain
h'ni IN the best manner he could lie spread the table
before him with dried fruit of several sorts and produced
remnant OF old cordial wine which, the rgour of
lhe season made very proper he mued with
Specs Unused over the fire, aud presented his SILVER
,ng guest Bnt this, the traveller thought fit blow
nke wise and upon the Satyrs demanding reason why
he bowed again. he replied, 10 cool his dish The Sc
cond answer provoked the Satyrs Indignation as much
as the first had kndied his surprises So takinp the
man by The shoulders, he thrust him out of doors
saying he would have nothing to do with wretch who
mad so VIE quality as TO blow hot and cold with the
same mouth"
So seems that this dinner party, in their regular
toasts, blow hot and cold from the saule mouth
~ Our honored Guest, s. Our honored C.est ,j
as he udoaeas and G na.s pOs sin Leigh As Cato Im
ions no ever lailhuy and abyhe tmes,whom pongacy
of ea y @ complying tool cannot appreciate
but t %o GH; Modern aegonerae has
"o 20 r. OF ~. us t eonn'S ,
history glory Her severity Of The nion, ean aS.o o
thc ob
Let he Keep jewel duty. May bless Ssf and
a lose H. TO give iivsry man woman child that
sss. bse ESQ could "''h'' "f'9 10 A"H"')
MIR. Tyler Expunged from a post that he odorn.d."
ana MIR Leigh ga man aJoDe the times Modern de.
generacy has not reached him. MIR TYLER is therefore
Gefoo The tines and modern degeneracy reached him
rev persons, believe since MIR. Tyler made himself
tooIn coming to Richmond and getting up dinner in his
own name, but really for the benefit of MIR Ieigh
tha' himself can now doubt, that if he (Mr. T } had
NOT oeeh declared candidate fOrhe Vice Presidency he
too would have resisted the instructions of The rms
ature and retained his seat Read the toasts and The
whole journal Of the proceedings of this dinner M
Observe the cold blasts gnation adins
the Legislnture-and then the warm, obsequious syco.
Phancy towards the People, from whose voice the LEXIS
ature and their acts have been called into xisfence and
we cannot help approving the honest example of thai
Satyr, who could not be rcconcilcd To such double.
dealing Let the honest people whom these sycophanis
attempt TO deceive by their double Janus iacc-bovng
heat aud cold from the moutI-a the same dinner
aoe-take them by the shoulders and thrust them out
But, Ss, let call your attention to the Official in
ereddng IN Tins dinner 10 give better currency to The
heterogeneous matter cast upon the publc.A ioast,
BY Judge William Brockenbrouoh of the Cou1 Of
Appeals The Legislature Of Vrginja-rhey are undcr
a great delusion. They have no right To command
record to be altered erased, which we the Peope Of
the United States, commanded 10 be truly kept
ihe Legislature OF Virginia under n deluson Nav
u please your honor am not skilled IN the science Of
Jaw, nor an eXPounder OF the Constitutions but plain
blunt man, simply one of"wc the People" have hcard
political men dispute about true issues and faiSc issues
lawyers about real issues and feigaed issuesad inJc
lof,V aof,.
CetoHged to records, and what dd beong 10 recoy
But these things were call Greek" 10 mo XVhoi 4 go,
about to say was that many of swe the PEOPLE would
be very glad If your honor could conyc it, Thai we
might iufy try, whether the Legislature are under n
gFeat deluSiOa, your honor has been pleased
IN your Judgment IL has been suggested that majority
oihe Count Appeals Of the same opinion viii vo1,
honOr III relation TO the deuson of the Legislatures and
at an issue might be made up in such manner as Il,
enable We, The People" 20 pass upon The ouestio,
whether tbe Legislature are under great deusion and
how far they might alter or erase a record Ri ,,ha
icr the plan suggested would make up fyuc reng mix,
or tcgacd issue whether the record proposed Ia he
made would be true or Jais0 record or whether il
utery Impossible igr me TO say 1t IS too hard for ne
Your honor can doubt unrayel as Quick as country
ga would par Of your stockings But the plan il
iis; Let TIE Court OF Appeals pass and enter on their
journal resolution OF the following effect to wit:
Eeso'ced, by he Court n 1ppta{s, That the Icgisa
ufe of Virginia under treat dclusion. tia, t,eg
have right 10 command a record 10 be- altered ~
erased, which we the People Of the United States com.
mandcd to be Truly kept Or, az follows, to wit
coeGngs Of tlie Legislature Of Virginia in slatio In
e1pungng csOuIIon from the journal Of tie United
states SENATE, was assumption Of lower not war.
ranied by the Constitution and Laws but in decoration
Of both" 7
am sure, il will gracously please your honor, in ten
der consideration for the Constitution and Laws and
more particularly for we, the People, to place US in
situation iai Will enable TO dIspcl the dclsion of
the times, and 10 understand the full force and effect Of
such record. cannot doubt for oae moment tint
:" we, the People" would speak and make the weIkin
ung 1t shall Oni please your honor to make suc issue
az the one above suggested
But, Messfs. Editors, let me give YOU a specimen
from the groundhngs, who, for the most parl 90 for
actors in The scene.
a Toast by Joha Il. D. Smith Of Frsderiok "a John
fyd tie would have every pnlace slave on earth
da0'Hed, sooner than disgrace bis native land" IAN.
other "damRedi Such Is the force Of the aJI;tss cx
ample set by dignifed Senator Of The States This
classical expression viii bpcoinc as common with
ihe Wings as household words The Editor Of tbe
Wing, who prayed lately that the Lightning Of ncayen
might fall on The Palace and consume its oceapier had
better dapH hin at once D
But dd neycf occur 90 the gallanl Abide. ANN that
every man who chooses 10 become palace sasc, has