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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
DEATHS.

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On tho st OF Fobtuny, ar
christian fotli.ude NJ austin seay lie has lon
AMI epeebie Clipping Mr. Seay CoOchlnnd
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
C'II.1R4CTER of .L,lJ,,c JYL;,n


If any man wishes the true lineaments of H. L.
White, let him read the articles from the Globe on our
hrst page Let him consider hs reasons for voting
against fancy, Kendall and Sevenson-see The manner
IN which he has been used up-and ask himself " Can
tins man. thus unjust, thus hasty, thus weak thus led
away by his PASSIONS be the fit Chief Magistrate of
Tree people Z! lie betrays his former friends-wooes
the Wings and sacrifices his principles their requs
tons w hat nose of wax would he be in the hands
OF the Wings MIR. Calhoun MIR. Clay would ma.
mage him. with the most perfect His power would
be like the Genius of the Lamp the hands of Aladdin
No wonder that the Wing should say of him that Elect
ed elected at all, by the votes of the Wings he will
naturally and necessarily select his Councillors from
their ranks and modify his according to their
views
The reader has but 10 read these structures from the
Globe, along with the following extract of letter from
member al Washington-and he will what sort of
politician Hugh Lawson White is:
There has been uniformly i'm his seat
than Judge White Never has he, until the present
session, voted against any nomnaton of the President
within my recollection. Both the denominations of
Gwn and of the u. s. Bank Directors were supported
by him Since you wrote me- you have seen his reasons
for voting against recent nominations Out of his own
mouth docs he stand condemned"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
o,fe,,sFF oR I}iE EyVQUfnER.

Have letters yet been addressed the Electors noi.
mated by thc Whue Caucus 10 know if they would pledge
Themselves 10 vote for White
Write TO them answer for the WING Committee.
80 hey wall not Are they not waiting for tie IIar.
rson Convention Of Sauuton to adopt the same electo
Ia ncket' Their hope is 10 catch both the friends of
Harrison and White 10 net; then leave White in
The luTch, and run in Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
no YiJE EDJT1OPS or ,,

To IffE EDIIURS OF TIE EyVQUIRER.
Noc9eing reader of the " Constitutional Wing" |
dia not know, until appraised Of yesterday that
my name had been inserted of the White and
iyxF corresponding Committee.--Neve having been
associated whhi that party sspe the earliest opporuni-
ty TO request that you will announce to The pnblic
my name has been used by the party without my
know&dge, and in entire opposition my wishes and
views eermit me to say, Messrs Editors that be-
eve, and think is the impression of large majority
here hut the object ofthe present Wing party called
u.s. to kera tie a6oiOn Question IN agitation in order to-
operate upon the pending Presidential election by ar
ayiag the South against the North that the inc vi
table tendency OF their is, to produces dissolution
OF this happy Union Such being my known sentiments
am at loss to conceive how, with what propietV
MIR Erastus > Montague could have had ray name ap-
pended as one of his Wing Corresponding Committee
Yours, respectfully,
No II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
Mddiesca, .March 10Th, 1896.

~ Fhe following are the Ayes and Noes on the Pre-
anble to the Expunging Resolutions, omitted on Tues
gay III consequence OF some naccuracy, discovered at
TOO late an hour to be corrected for that day paper
Hyes nless Banks, (SPeakeJJ Layno, Wiy McClnctc
ie Wsen 81 Bot Deeamgs FuInbH Booker, AUSTIN samuel
richardson, H Neagban Smith of F. Hckeson Strange Sogcr
Holland Bowen, Dawson, Watts, Watkins, Hail of c. Ayen Car
nsion Coleman, sloan NSoo Goeda Iulrison Kncheloa,
fontaine HoljesaD Robinson, Hays Sseon Harris Taylor OF
NJ Rogers Garland sf NJ Wiley Morgan Chapman Inge sbor-
Tar, Brown OF Nelson Leland, Fitzgerald Voolfolk Almond
Adam' Mccoy Clckey, Hopkins Carroll Madison, shands
Mans Mareney, Nickn Mohe Conrad Jossee Bare
nko CfnehheJ, honcuo, Hargave GosPis, Gibson, saun
N0 Mossfs. Grina Giiner, soutla Garland of A. Brooke
Cfsg Campbe Hunter Of Berkeley, Hensbayy Reahng Danio
Chfsan, Johnson Wilson Cumberland Servant unte OF
Essex Ball. Price, Hale Of Franklin Smith Frederick smith Of
Goncesor, Wehored Mullen, Bolts, Gregory Summers
roet H"9e Carter No5 Bear POWELL Taylor Of Loudoun,
kagsda Wagseno Bcuton Mudaugh, Cooke
swanson Witcher Morris, Dosman Loybu Butts Deamutt
Jet, frea-iss, Cunningham Brown Of f., stsnad-53.
NELSON AND AMHERST.
we undorstnh that David >. Garland will
election in Aashert, and that oppose him Doe.
tor r 10 a II the Administration TAerp will qso we under
stand be incorporation 10 Col Alexander Brown VI Nelson
Igar1b Druocrdf
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We join issue at with the Cftzen in Yesterdays
Whig'-We will join with him or any other advocate of
southern Rights, IN shielding the South against the at
tempt OF the Abolitionss upon the States upon tic
District How the Citizen suppose for one moment
tat zoe would recommend to the people of Virginia and
OF the other Southern STATES generally give up this i'm
PoEtant power 10 the General Government over sub
Jet which affects them aud them only and which affects
lhen in degree great their existence and ad-
Vise mem 10 rely solely for their security on Mr. Van
bHren declaration, that he will not aid and abel in its
nnballowed and awful exercise. No, sr-we would
DC the hrst to resist by all The power such
an uniallowed invasion of tie rights and asrfess nf
the Southern Peope--And should il ever hsipen bat
Martin Van Buren does by possibility forget his pledges
upon this subject aud become not only the greatest
k"Aye, but The most consummaie fool in America we
for one pledge "seyes 10 declare war upon his adrni
nistrati0n, 10 the btterest end
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Lnsiire 10 an Ennnut

The ~ York Commercial "a rank Wing paper) notices
MT van Buren's Letter to Col Mallory, and declares
that he has answered the queries, and feel bound
TO say with as much candor aud funess and propety
oi sentiment, could be desired expected We are
politically opposed to Mr. Van Buien, and il is proba
pie, ever shall be- but for that shall we hest
tate TO do him justice and award to him the tribute of our
approval, humble though it may be, when think him
right in doctrine or in action"
" IN one single exception fully coincide
thS which opinions We
MN tat Congress has right interfere
oAten with tue subject of slavery any would
MOI De proper Congress TO do
uct o COLUMBIA The subject 10 the
NoaI states, by the language and spirit
reference TO tho District the OWLS of would 30
nonstrousw might perhaps fatnlhat tie
overwhelming necessity could justify attempt carry
he exception which the Commercial makes is in that
part Of Mr. Burens letter where he says, there are
OBJECTIONS TO The exercise of this power against the
"isnes OF the slave holdng States mperafrc in their
manure ana o6gafioRs he m0St palDaJtc of con-
stuti0nat pooer ,eoud be- The Commercial says that
~ cannot go so far-nor il admit that the obicc
ions are as imperative unconstutionaty.'' The
Commercial is almost strong Anti-Abotonst as
can be found in hesjthig ranks of the North-and we
confess II is with great pleasure we see Mr. B. coing
bow-shot beyond MIR. Stone.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

IMPORTANT 10 TnR LAptEs.--A letter from an
Hmercpn lady 10 England says, that during her
say 81 some months, sbe had not Vet seen a lady
win earrings and THE is the ycry centre of fash.
i0n--Louduu
The progress ofciulzaucn is slow. but surc
ear ungs have o. lsst followed nose rlnps TO the
receptacle Of things upon earth. Patches and
paint so inch THEA" long since disappeared, aud
piuoking The eyebrows Is now little practiced a.
nong the Indians, except by thOse uf tbe &. Sea
irISnHs' Litie 1y hiile, and step by step IL is
discovered that nature can make lolcrably good
looking head aud face without the and of ART IN
furnish up her handy work. This. however. has
not been established completely as regards the body.
bot that the time viii come say IN a century or two.
WHEN that problem viii be soyed in The affirmative
is not 10 be doubted and curved spines. d,speosi,
hHer complaints, and consumgllons viii be no long
or incurred in the attemp, to teach dame nature
The proper method o. shaping the human flame
W e are the first IN the Of civilization THOUGH
our education Is not finished as they say at the
boarding schools; aud by looking at those behind
Us, we may see the grnda'ions through which we
passed. TIE Indians at the North Yves, natren
lie heads of heir children to give them a pen,eel
appearance The people Of Japan blacken their
teeth, and eur rings and nose-riDgs and toe rings
as vel as armlets and anklcis are fashionable a.
hung those styled rayages IN all Countries. OF
these ~e arc much in advance, 10 proved by he
gradua' abandonment Of ear rings, which will be
through now that the faslionables 10 England have
ei'en them up. IL few years ii will be thought
as ungcDteel 10 be seen with such pendants. as il
would for lady to walk up Chestnut street H. the
hnery Of an Esquimaux bride-dipped in trail OIL
and clothed in the entrails ofa whale: such ben,
the method by the fair fthat tribe to render them
selves peculiarly otractiYc to their lovers. Gen
HtD9's Padc .uecua
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

BEAU rvs GRAVE
T'ssd 'eiil', s,rsasof ,hi, 80 groasi
"hieh % rule foo,''ep ,hosll .mPtsp.
wHh ,saist fi'y g-Is scound.
Let ,slsss. az ihy ,oui poster.
Tread ,ollf, iss, thoa osusl the Cover
That osf TIN, tarf ere taught 20 wave,
Traa'pisu'cl from their native laver,.
10 sl,sd ths.f fsect, o'cf 'Boauty, Gtafs'
Ani stranger, isi your melting heart
Marx vel the Felh sal ,etIaut sol,
AL ere yag from ,hs scene depart
o 10, your saul eomm nc with Cod.
Thu, iaIs the Gasiie bs1' Of earth.
thu, fade Ia, love!y snI the brave!
Cane here, ys thou ;htlc,, ,ol, Of mirih.
Aul pause sWhi.e DER Beuuly'i Grave
sSee, sihsrj ro,s' NAY the pale jonm
Call tears into The Virgins eye!
Oh may The pr,specl. yfihn touib
RsmnI her, all ihsi live must die
Anl wtrn her Ia the lay, Of youia,
To ihnA u i,la' who homs gave,
a al bid her sock the WAYS ol truth,
Like her who s.ccps,a Dsagtyt Grave"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

VIVA The people 81 pact generations. fixing their
ifoSen stare apon the living world.
Dot never p'sy we--ihe suier--siAnd amid tha,
mafoie crowd In Gods own lime We would fam
DC burned ~ our aihcr's we've. We desire To eve
mortality Us own. Dor clay must not be banked
81 Us fepose' We are willing to et IT mouldef be.
meath the little hillock. ana tia, the sod. ,hool,
gradually settle down and leave n, troee. of ON,
grave. We have 20 yearsing for the prosspess Of
ihis earthly immortality. II somewhat Of our sonl
and intellect might live 10 the memory oC men we
should be glad, II would be n image of the ethe
rec and .ndestfuctlble. Bot what belongs 10 earth
let The earth take 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

when mans fancy gets astnde OF hs reason.
when he Imagination is al cuff With the senses,
sn4 common understanding as well common
seaac is kicked ou, Of doors; the fret proseiyte be
msao, IS himself aud when that is onee compsssed.
the difficulty is not great IN bringing over others
a strong delus,on always operating from without.
As vigorously as from within. Por cant and VISION
are 10 the ear and eye the samc that tickling IL to
the touch.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
SOMETHING LIKE nnsrzn. traipg rumpu,

SOMETHING LIKE BRBEZE. trltiing Tumpus
was kicked up few nights since some here down
toWn, 10 the course of which scyera. 'blood, made
no small display Of the science oad some first rate
game chickens were wide awake on the occasion
TO the no small discontinue Of The Charles who
happened to bundle up some Of the 'rum'uns' and
Ioat them to tie WANDERERS home. The origin
of the fare up' was at hoe down the refined
c"gbomeu for select balls, and our informant
states an affair VI The heart was az the bottom Of
It. The original combatants were a tailor and q
whee'-wnghl--at least so the story goes-the lat
ter having too ardcnty expressed his sentiments
the lady love Of the former, and eaJboged half her
heart. We shall endeavor to describe the breeze'
IN the manner of our informant.
Dang my baioasr exclaimed the tailor, clonch-
ing his fist III stick your jacket for YOU you
,hreadoarc pattern OF mortality. Pm as hard and
as hot n. goose--and walk needles into you y
odd Vrginny never IRE replied The wheel
wright, I'm spokesman on this occasion. Ham
mer away. I'll rlvct the hab--you hsiut- gong
for to come hucklcberry over my pricimmon nc
how"
Smash bis top lights, said sailor, give him
! your lonrniue-pepper his hu!l-%alk into us fig
ore head
/ III play second to you" shouted the fiddler
/ Sound his key note-knock him INTO ten deinIsem
| guaycrs-m make him reti he's only semiJrarc.'
'semibraye YOURSELF sad a tallow-chandler
you'll boil over-yourea pieked man, and I'll draw
/ the fat out your suei in short order
Hen blrst ms boiler, exclaimed an engineer
/ shut his yalye--go on the high pressure system =
come the lever over him and make both paddle
work At once
Batter biz face said Printer, he's not justyie
! 10 imposing on a man--knock him into pi-us
your m1Hrf well-olass hin up give him the sloJt
ing 'iiek, drive oP his quois gouge his IL, and he
a gune case =
Square accounts With him reioined clerk, CIV
bim receipt ia fill, double entry my boy, nib HI
point fsT him, and make the red ink ow, per conlr
creditor
NWho's sfrsid - vocifersted doctor, 'phlebo,
Duize. operate on he exterior, nna,omize him, Ia
him oul With galyauic battery, come the pesll
over him.
Heel hjm, added a shoemaker. he's got M col
wax il toto him-sse him his hast, and hamme
his upper leather gifding strap is broken Civ
hin 10 qGa:ter.
Trades and professions ihus eiscordsn,ly mingle
when some Of The guardians Of The night interefe'
and pat their veto on their uPfosroDs proeeedingi
Keep The peace said they. '0r we'll make b
one pace Of YOU al. Come. mosey-~e nigt
watches never GO Oh Hok--for We are knights
the night and though we keep our Jc4is. yet y
are no, spanng Of them. when occasion require
So walk Spanish the whole Of ye i-Baii. Us.
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VOL VT xI.iu.
Che Nntlano Wrralo.

rvnnsHRn EVERr TUESDAY. Al HurL.Se. VIM
w l. AM PAY.
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NJ VI ERE Il IA.

g. her 9TH the rnise. The las snnsal ss.,t Of tie
'sne Secretary for he ycars 1883 and ~ show, tho
ense oi this Ajm'Ui.trst'n, provided the appropriation
bii. oonhorm 10 Tho cstmHtss. The following sbu,sr
ss'smeut extracted lfai ~ report show. the .,oa.l
anl total esPepirre fr The eight year, ei mi. Aaia
nrapu, from 1890 90 tj6. uclasve couirss,.l Win
the annual aoi total Expenditures of tho proceeding
year, hon la3l 10 1874 Inclusive, ipriudG the Icpy
lat year IT VIZ Mouroet Administration aad ~. 6,,,
year, oi W Alau's showing also thu smeuut pai an
n"ally 1t Inc public debt durrur both terms,
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lions.
hthough the unfortunate ddsrenor with France i
eiuei, YET There Nfe srro iu relation t. twh
nngh' never 10 he Iorso'icn. w III" year 1880 tho
=, "D"i'" TOOK on~nce 81 ras-ag of the President
Ms,ssso 10 Coogres. Ia 1922 which wa, eap.r,,c,sl m
DC dsrespeeitul 10 France. Il va, then Determined b.,
,he Administration that difference % irvap r ceiling
rom rnnder''sndhg should GOT interrupt tho friend
relations with our ancient ally that oi ~ " ia the
darkest days II The revolution All tha II should not In,
isrie'e with Of suspend Tho pending nego,isuon Mr.
kres, our minister at tho Frcuch Court, promptly ex
PAinfd The Ircsidsns Ne'sasc go ssl, atory msnucr
and communicated the result 10 his Gosornmet end he
following Of note from VIZ Van Bprer hcn Secretary
OF state. Co Mr. Rive, by order 81 the rreiieut will
show how well satisfied he with tho explanation
which hr Rive had ssou 10 he + Go,,rumcut oi hn
Message Of 1922
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Congregational Drbates.
speech Of VIZ. Allan (or kFxrrekr

On ne d,risioa erh irocecd,
II Ia sahs Of Ae PsLke LaAds ,noHg ne Slate.
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To,S s204,i9JG46 10 Total, SGsS8l,56s 4,
G5,5G3.562 8
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sIcais boa;s has y,. ;rr.G, .!.a ...c!r uu'
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Ia To be hpled la.t shc business oi Constos. "a,
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people to cay aEa-s deal stou, .csj email ma,
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ton. which. s!:cr some spa.r'ng was adopted by .
''"eso'red BY The Gsaeyni .i.ssmb.y Of rus.n.,,
That The s>Pcanrrs oi Tie ScEale anJ dousr ~ Dv!.
'g4ies br, and .!sy ac'eby 'eqUss''o ior:n ',,
10 tian'nt t!r aiotrra.d prvau.L.e and resolutions
20 each u iiir 5, na,Ofs tug'n.a the ca.
gees u The unsad S;alcs, with icquc,, tia; 'ry
Ia the sa.ue ocio:e TIE Ssra;c OF the United
States
So Tia, is ,o b~ aaicd that II" Senators will e-
long be III p,ss".s.Jn oi ia" sentiments o tseH
cous;i;urn., ne p ra'"spr ~ t''s 'nalancr,
IT isAa w.ta "'i~cs u u. cr.""s:. "c ,n.Ii sec
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THE srIRiT OF 1nE TIMES.

q his paper cau,r 70 baud ou 5 "a LAY ias', in an
eati-r new and ia,psov . dress =" thee o' os'
rv.srrs, fsnd Of per, drr.,e' - 'hc interests OF
tic sporting wesl6. wouG 'eco'n"c"e ;!''s rs Tic
best The prospectus Of ,i'- &c" -r''rs- 81" '''
souud IN aso,s,cr eun,n, and 4: y, is ts-ai hr' !.
taf,,r dispayed IN ths columns OF 'ie S?ya q nc
Timss, sc have ~ dinbs but IL ys.ls oc ala ,nas II
premises IN b.. or i,s iiracs enald wish.. The
Eastps has s,sra ample proc. ef - ability to Go
jassic /, ,sc undertaking, nd ..aP:"sra.rS'a
viii ~ haze ,sx.a place .- aprsa4 .: Inc
paoer si.est hs ea,rrm,sc