Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-02

in this. This arrogant and naughty bearing may
comport very we'll with he purse proud lordng, who
sleeps OH ne linen By mig hi aud dimes puously eve
~ day. but they very little III character with who
affects 10 feel happy only IN the company Of squaid
poverty. But they shall profit you nothing, and shall
not save you assure you from exposure whenever ]
detect you assuming new masks 10 ds!ude the people
and re enact old tricks.
Bat you lay claim 10 exemption from all criticism. on
the ground, that you bold no office and canGdae
for none. In avoid all misrp Ieseniaon Oh tins point,
quote your words: 81 hold Office, and am candidate
Tor none, and what right do you possess, under such
circumstances, 10 make my acts and my opinions
the subject Of newspaper discussion; Do you suppose
that recognize such right your part or will al.
" low Its exercise; This is in truth IL MOS. PiiiIu APP
peal tor fuaier; and, contemplate as il u.s. would grant
II, but That hope by lasing 10 re!"rn you. You en-
ter;in, for Democrat very strange notions Of equal
rights. You enter the public papers in mask-you Ia
about you on all Sides abusing a.! who come III yOnr
way-ynnr mask by and bvc is stripped OFF and you
left naked and exp0sedI"u resort 10 another aud
Their, and each Time bc same fate attends ynu-ln the
end you lily into great passion ard protest !at you
viii submit 10 such usage IN longer. Well, ymu must
help yourself as you If ynu Continue to acl tie
rIchser. you may expect 10 be dealt with such Bot,
you hoId no office There's he Iubllats al The bot.
"rn Of all your bile and bitterness against The Wings ol
buckingham. They had too much patriotism, ton much
sell respect 10 support you hence probably your dPser
ton oil them IN Tie first instance, and hence, certainly,
your abuse Of hem in the last YOn hOid gfce; hut
oue-hnd rejoice 10 believe that you destined 10 be
Disappointed, long what they regard aposlacy is
held IN dcestatlon by the good people Of buckingham
THIS brings 10 your denial Of ever having belonged
10 the Wing party. will state facts and leave the pub
lie to decide upon the If yoar In
the Spring Of 1884, WIN n Pateson and Tn Al. Bon.
durant were the Wing candidateS-Aiajnr Yancey uId
Capt Bonker were The Administration candidates Party
sp, ragged violently, and party lines strictly drawn
You supported the former, and objected the latter that,
notwithstanding they had taken the numo Of Democrats,
they were Proclamation Frdrrasis; and in view,
much less Republicans than MessIs. Bondu!an and
Patterson do not pretend 10 state your words
but give the substance. aud you dare deny H. You
only voted for Bondu! and Paterson but you
articles in the Wing, urging all Republicans
10 follow yoEr example If this conduct did mol Coast
tute YOU Wing at that time, feel persuaded there
Wing in the county. am ony surprised your har.
dihood in denying you were ever Wing, when these
facts in part Of record, and al! are fresh IN the
collection Of the pubic. But Uondurant aud patteson
were defeated-The Administration party prevailed -
Then il was, for the FIRST lime that you heard 10
express regrets at your You had voted The
,crOng because the weak, side Yon had fallen into
mtn0riiy and that did not suit your views. You soon
after araycd yourself under The victorious banner, aud
the succeeding election Of The hottest opPos
crs OF BondnIant and PattrSun whom the year before
you had so warmly supported. From this it is certain
least. that you Joh sides in the OF a
year IT, under the circumstances charity can RscrIbe
your change to good motive ali willing you should
enjoy the benefit oi It.
In conclusion although will not initiate your buNy.
ISM which for gentleman and scholar you inspire 10
be- s in rather bad TASTE, will follow your example 80
far rs 10 give you few words Of advice Keep c0Ol
Make such undigniied exhibitions o feeling
Ycu are gentleman Of apparently bad digestion, and
your friends have Landed you for GOODNESS Of tem?cIa
mcnt and equaniiny of temper 1t will be bad FOR them,
if you deprive them of thus ground Of praise BE less
arrogant IN your tone and study 10 be IN reality wha!
you muc! affect the ,read nt equal righste irie nd
of the poor II tells badly for your sincerity, II
you contradict your professions by your acts Study 10
he Just study 10 be l,Teraearn 10 feel the humility you
teIgn know it is hard for man born to wealth and
who has never knUwn want, In feel like poor n.
But bring yourself 10 H. before The pnor be
tuprd by Your affected sympaI!rs Study candour-IL
is Jewel in any character Seek the moral cour.
ave to confess faults and strive for repentance and
forgiveness. might continue this admoUltOry rita,G
but desist GU, OF regard to MIR Rches valuable space,
which do not doubt he wishes TO appropriate TO more
useful purposes than your reformation.
With this hurried e"rryt"g, On pioughman phrase
bid you adIeu for The present.