Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

The whole system ia ccctionecring and is conceived
in tile II will II has failed
in New York with MIR. Cay-lt will still more sgnay
fail in Virginia with MIR Riyes. M can mistake
the object Of these vsations-nnd the good sense OF the
Virginia People will defea, lis compshmen He tried
The magic Of Welt upon the citizens Of Bnletourt-nnd
never was there such buresque and such failure Few
arces can be better conceived than the amusing anednes
which we have heard Of The reception there Even the
Whgsare tempted 10 laugh at 1.-THE rank Conserva
tive stock is more below par in Boleour, than ever.
The Advocate says. that plan foot on las,
Monday, al Louisa Cour House, ito get up dinner 10
Mr. Rnane aud Col McDowe-n opposition To The
Rives Dinner THIS dinner, we understand. should it
suit The convenience nf The cnnplmened guests. is to
take place about The 2c;h of this mnnrhnnd we were
assured, il would be much rou,Iy attended
than The given Mr. Kives. This is oil fair (snys
the Advocatp) Each wing of the Democracy should
be Tree 10 feas, lis nvnre much as il pleases"
T0 TIE EDITOR or THE EEQCIRER.
or nave just seen your paper OF the 18th INST IN
winch 10 some remarks upon toast OF MIR Lipscombs,
you indulge in The use Of terms which, friend oi
his though politically opposed 10 him. feel myself call
go on to notice, pnr,cu srIy happen to be acqnon
ted with III. Transaction wherein y"n charge him as ia-
wing acted in an "irs;dious" why This (permlt me to
say is charge which, no man al all acquainted with
W.T. will for moment believe lie IS IN al! his acts
as open as The daycandour emphaticaly characteristics
the man. and if The charge only 10 be read by those
VINO know him, he might well and rumphantly appeal
10 every act OF his life efuiann OF ~ but as your
widely circulating paper may disseminate the charge
where Mr. l.. is not known, | call upon you as an act
OF courtesy 10 me, md Of justice 10 my friend, 10 give
TINS place in your paper 10 publish The communica
ton which you say "insidous;" -fnrher MIR h.
will not notice the charge your sneer OF havlng sa
we'd him. from exposure By refusing TO publish The com
.municalion
The term you have used is strong one, and feel
warranted in calling y"u by your ancient chvary,
by what is due 10 yourself and 10 MIR. Is many and
warm friends, 10 indulge 10 the space which this
may occupy 10 your paper. NJ
CO We comply withou, hesitation with the request of
Mr. l. synonymous friend For doing We clam no
credit for 'chlvalry, "ancient modern II we wished
1t, we cannot publish the communication signed by MIR
L'pscomb TO which NJ A. refers; as, we believe, il
was transferred 10 the office Of The Wing But its object
was 10 screw out of Mr. Harris the other Republican
candidate, 10 certain inquiries, (onching the
Sub Treasury Mr. Rves for the purpose Of defeating
his election and ensurns Mr.. l. 3 We dIsliked the
Motive as insldous-Hnd as the whole controversy
aIculaed 10 increase The dscord in own ranks and
10 furnish nuts 10 The Wings wished 10 put aside lis
pr blication. For this, gave offence 10 Mr. and
drew from him remarks in That Rnwdie style, specimen
of which occurs in his toast. or this, the Compiler
JUS fly complains contrary 10 decency and to dignity
We have no WISH however, TO pursue this controversy
further We have rather more important matters 10 en-
gag,' attention. and paper il better employed
than IN carrying such war with The Delegate elect
Of The county Of Louisa.