Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-04

awe would respectfully the Richmond Its
eon"ued PSs OF President at the Springs getting
And We would respectfully suggest to tie AI,S,nd,;a
Gazette, that We would hlvr ceased to bore the kgs
about MIR Van Bu!ens reception If letters hud not been
published IN Boston, and paragraphs in this city cscu
atto 900 lIn the Grossest Justice The first positively
stated that he had been put in Coventry by The Wings
and that he would be compelled TO leave the Spinus-
lie Decency pin, in Ibis city carcaured his man
ners, and even his couu:enance, calculated to turn
every farmer in Virginia against him.
The National Gazette s,ll! plays the scpp,ic about Mr.
Pauldng IL diScaims III! "E,regn interpretations and
calls upon the Secretary usr To deny the authorshp in
his own person But lis Editor tx pect that Mr.. +.
Will come forward hmsr in reply TO paper which has
so unJuslly and ibcraiiy assalled him. Mr. F. will
scarcely sloop 10 such humiliation The great body Of
the Whig papers row do him justice. They say, the
Enquirer has satisfied t!rm by lis explicit declarations
One or two still affect be ncredulous But they may
deceive themselves; they cauno, deceive others. We
assert IN the most unqualified terms that there is de
crpli"n no mistake IN the statement have published
We saw Mr.. Pauld:ngs letter ans: the information
was dra~n out on The inquiry OF his lriend.-We have
doEc with The subject.
The New York Star has n,sde Itself so suprsmeIy ri.
dIcu!ous by its remarks Mr.. John Van Buren-and
the attentions which he has received in london that
even some Of its Wing compeers have dashed 1t for lis
folly The ~ York Gazel,e in particular has attacked
lis Editor (hlr Noai) in which auld Lang
Syne feelings for him will not permit US 10 repeat. O!
the hrlcle In question, the Gazs.ie says
lie never, however, made himself more ridiculous
so!idy and stupidity ridiculous than in his leading
article last evening Th whole scope and ubc, Of that
silly article Prove That the President of the u.
States his john to Eng'and with letter Of
graduation 10 the Queen 10 order 10 give him (younT
Van Buren, opportunity 10 marry daughter of l,e
Duke OF Dey"nshire, the Duke Of Northumberland or
OF some rich cominomer, wealthy enough To furnish
Martin Van Buren, with The pacuniary o: securing
his election Has ii entered into The brains OF
dol, to Imagine any ahsurdty quite 20 foolish ,his:-
Has there been Hlnv in the United States sturdy
enough in his stupidity 10 puttorth such stuff in the
expectation that any body would believe it: Ii i, is the
opinion Of the Wing party or any portion of that snch
senselsss gmarole this Is calculated 10 do e"ode
Lord have mercy their seven nses II is too
temptibe for The contemplation Of the vcrest fat that
ever attempted 10 talk baderbasli-it is too foolish TO
spread before 4 born fool"
The last Star expatiates again upon The silly theme,
and states ha. remarks The royal visit Of Mr..
Van BurenS eldest 10 ihe Queen, addressed 10
the serious consideration OF the Democracy Of this
thy, The Commercial (another OF its Wing ers)
not possibly have any Thing 20 Go with them Let us
cut up own pie III Otiruwn way The Wings them.
selves likely TO cut ~ the Star their way
We did suppose it possible that the Star could
much solemn nonsense, display little TACT make
itself so woiuy ridiculous.