Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-30

tnsL, yiI be irreslslbly swept INTO Tue WhHiPooi
s1o Riyes deigned to listen to our estnest though
Had MI had he retired TO the shades Of private
hnno Gems to Us, that very different destiny woaio
mn,a satsd him. ,;e,, |
ow "a Boli,gbrose-W We beg leave most respectful
foW ,ash has recollection with the following poruat
IT, gulshed man himself, as It IS drawn from
q ih' article on the Courts of British Queens,
sn I"'' -. ondon Review" OF last FALL
10 nv ME political conduct, it bears the most advantage
f,ri,on with that of his most eminent contempt.
ra' '' IL WAS what in Gay would be called, most
'''es poii,ican He nertr betrayed his party; and
W., assisted its e1eesseS The administration ne
- as no, unrsGuenily at the brink OF destruction
''i'. ,oersn, violence Of some of the Ultra Tories
his ambition, he rarely yielded to their clamor,
"" b., nsrcr deserted their common cause. While the
G'a b,ns and Maboroughs and Haleys shifted to and
u'' Things with all men-S. John remained true and
~, n, Gst Even in his own downfall he says, and
,oohe,cav, far as his own times were concern.
>" The grief OF my soul is this, see plainly that the
81, ,.,y is gone Cruelty insulted and deeply NOR
IVY he was by Harley in the inferior rank by which
a r,s thrust into the peerage, dragged into the House
u: ds m such a manner as to make my promotion
I" 1brsn, not a raward'-urged not only by vanity
Posn,men but also by selfish interest, to resign
=, as he shtewedIy ntma'es In MS letter 10 Sir
his resignation at that time, so great was his
~ INNS, have produced his recall on his own terms
P'", ,ob,hy spoke but the plain truth when he de.
"e That he could moi bring himself up to that reso.
S;n when the consequence OF it must have been the
g,g Of his party and the distress Of the public al.
VIZ, So in his exile, embit,ered and CALLED though
r,s and UNANIMOUSLY abandoned in the Commons by
-. ,srv men who had hallooed on his measures and
irsn on his fortunes he yet manifested to ts party SO
,J ona strred the most frank and determined loyalty
In,,scbed- condsmned-sentenced 10 death IN Eng
,I. cour,ed-invoked- besought lin France by the
p.,r.,r he suffered neither ambition anger to eo
,Ls interests Of his friends He refused correspond.
foc with the Preender retired 10 Dauphne, referred
himself and his actons to the Judgment OF his Parzans
ready 10 venture their service the little which re-
u,n,d as frankly as he had exposed all which was
gone
We stated, upon what we deemed sufficient aulhor-
r. inst in the Caucus Of Wings, most oil them had
Lodged themselves 10 support as President, the noni
nee Of the Nations Convention. The Wing OF yesler.
cav morning con.raGictS the statement-and being more
behind the curtain than are, ought to know better
tnan ourseyes-We infer from another article in the
same Wing, that the "neIt Presidency was brought up
in the Caucus-but really can make nothing OF ts
evns> out. Will the Wing so far indulge an en9u'r.
Tag politician, 10 lift the curtain little higher-and
lei! u.s. only what the Wings did net pledge them
selves TO DO butte ,chat they did pledge themselves
assure the r. Wing, that the meeting OF the Wings
has spread only some little curiosity aad merriment
among the Van Buren, leaders-but not particle OF
"csnay. That word, Bonapar,e used TO say, about
sn"ner expression, is not to be found IN her vo.
cabun;y.
under'tone-but begs it not to be considered Gin
boasting strain. But 90 the Wing that if il
mas any cause 10 Drag, we have much more cause to
boast All our sdvces from the country most cheer
ng Counties rising and putting forth their strength,
ina, we did mol dream o-such as Bedford for instance
and never were we better satisfied, that the People
uus up, and that a glorious victory awaits US.
The last number of The Southern Literary Messenger
IS admirable We regret that have not in power
to notice as it deserves Its fro, article is exquisite
morceau 1t is entitled " Fragments Of a Journal BY q
virginia Lady-The Charleston Coulter truly SAYS that
us full of charming description OF Swiss scenery and
concludes with deeply touching and tragic tale Of
teauieous dumb girl, whose love uhconscously and
some " hat heedessy won, and whose irnocent heart
broke as she made the fatal discovery that sh. loved with
out return. The fair writer holds accomplished pen
and sniless bath and power Of composition We
feel little hesitation in predicting from this specimen
that size may earessy enter into the field Of the novel
isl and gather harvest of roses and aurels. II is whs
pered we understand in the fashionable and literary cir.
clcs Of the capital Of the 'Od Dominion, that this
and brilliant in The literary ARMAMENT is the lady Of
VIM. &. Rives The distinguished Senator cttirginia, &c
The Courier speaks also IN high terms OF the review
Of "Home as Found" Coopers last Novel-aiso The
Confessions Of Novel Reader"-and concludes its
marks as f!OwS-
The Poet, Tale, BY young Lady Of Virginia" is
exceedingly clever and promising performance.-Th
article the Brdgewater Treatises is evidently from
discriminating and pb"SoPhlc PEN doing full justice 10
"RecoIIectons Of retired Lawyer, give just cas,i-
CATION 10 that republican enotmity, "iynchs Law, and
point out very efficient remedy for it, in the fearless
applications OF the Common Law.-The ADDRESS Of
JAS MCDOWELL, Esq, Of Rockbridge, Va, an eminent
member of the Virginia Legislature before the Alumni
Association of the College of New Jersey, from which
eI!racs are given, is shown by them to have been
mos. eloquent and brilliant performance. II concludes
with appeal TO ehe Abotonists, which none but in
carnne demons could be proof against 10 desis from
their unhallowed Manifestations"
Main. The Globe of Yesterday morning speaks in a
cheering strain upon thseubject II says, after noticing
The Improvement in The Stock market IN New York, that
III would ssem that approximations of disturbance of
Inc amicable relations between our Government and
England is the apparton which has, together with some
little hustle in TIE money market, excited new appre-
tensions about the banks So far the aspect of
difficulty with the English about the Maine boundary is
concerned. think that all fears may 6e given TO the
winds. The disposition Of our Government to bring
s1!s question toa happy adjustment, we have reason to
believe from article in yesterday Richmond Enqur
e' (Which speaks OF direct ntormaton il reciprocal
eddy the British Administration. renewed and i'm
mediate arbitration supposed TO be The rpose Of
the Ministry
Late events in Maine will doubtless prove the ne
ce's'ty and prompt the adoption of this course. The
rejection of the resolution urged BY the Federal party
excluding all further arbitration, by overwhelming
vote OF the trends Of the Administration makes per-
ecY GEAR that the patriotic and honest people OF that
Stale will suPpor,the Feceal Government and acquesce
N an arrangement which shall any reasonable time Sc
Gre The fri rights Of The State in peaeeaJ 1nanner-
nat this ottanate under the existing dispositions of
met and tho certainty that the interests
inVosed m the dispute ncomparaby less than the
sacI'hces ct war especially the part Of Grea, Bril-
tain, there cannottc DOUBT"
we received last evening, too late for this mornings
paper The kesouons of the Democratic meeting of The
county OF Halifax, calling upon Mr. John B. Edmunds
Their present Delegate 10 become candidate at the en-.
sung election. The letter addressed to Mr. EdmuDds
Is sgned oy three of the sronges, in the county
Nnu one OF them said 10 be the last ConserV who
was in the county of Halifax
these Proceedings, as also other Communications are
postponed III our next I've finish in this mornings
paper probably the last long address othe people which
we snail have to lay before them, for come Gme
:, " Several Advertisements unavodsbly omitted,
shai! be attended to in our next
:. The Proceedings of large and respectable por
S'on oil the Republican party in Bedford win appear in
our next 10 consultation between some of the Re-
puolcans OF franklin and a 1ommittee from Redford