Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

and Disguised and -opporcd Clinton the Presidency,
believing he would prosecute the with greater en-
cfsy arr CT. TOY believed. il Clinton could be
e!rcrd -" wnutG col iorh tn resources and direct
thu AIMS the Republic with more decision and ener.
gy" They dad not think Mr. Madison made good
war Presdent-Now What becomes Of all the fImsy
snphsy of the Reporter ard lis worthy silly, the pseudo
"Par.ck llsnry;' by which they al'smpt cnral US
into the belief that VI. Van Bu,en desc led 10 the
Hartford Convrniioniss; Hher are the remnants OF
the llarl!ord Convention ROc Hhnt are they mar =
Wing. and Abuiinn:sts, w'r!y CO labo.ers with The
Danvte Reporter in The cause Of higgery. That Mr..
Van Buren, did, Like base r'cre"nt flee the banner
which be Re.nb!ra ne lie lard had gaanly unfurcd
The hrrrzr Is rs hnld and ga'n' IalSe.ocd as "ta
IN Jncfd" Wing ever uttered or invented.
Bn' he Doctor Reporter says, : Black Walnut had
scacp cme 'frar his nanny IN hsse days. ard remem-
ters nothing of the circumstances I! the times,
Use they hHPpe"ea
Wirn he juung."
This is Gnie dgnified classical and poetic for a leader
in Whggrry the Pres, Dent of the Danvll!e Lyceum The
May Of The town o, DnnvilIe and Editor of the Dan
vi Reporter hui very bad logic; for, by this rnoce
o! reasoning, would be Easy p:ore that the oldest
negro in DanviIle is much better informed man than
thr Mayor Ui The town.
The Doctor Reporter at The end Of his first couple OF
sranty Seeding paragraphs. osks-ls"' Black Walnut
answered.? He lakes long BREATH scuill-s and irr's
through four more iwo.incheis, adorned in The midst
with the beautiful c"upel--
'K"sc they happened
When he was quite !ouns;'
And then. in ecstasy OF exu!,aton, having performed
wonders, he exclams-
/. "E!ack Wairut" arsw cred ye
BLACK Walnut No, Doctor Reporter. You
have taken very good 10 the only CUES
ton yen were desired 10 II substantially
hs-How can yon. who profess 10 be- an advocate tor
The right OF instruction. consistently support such Re-
drralsl as b ". Leigh, YOU suy Mr.. Van Buren, elias
been gully Of irrachety TO his principles. Wherein
has he been gully q! irsachcry In his princIp'rs:-
Which Of your principles carry You no'c for Henry
he me nrluriu he pru G
which onre gave yon HE favor now los,) Of the Demo
crnls Of Halifax; Save me-sayc my country, from The
mischief If ignorant and arrogant hig leaders, ,
IT The Editor q" The DanvlIie Reporter ~" retract his
charge OF 'maigny, ard promise 10 keep bis temper,
will often send .:i nuts Ia crack for the entertain
mrn of the Wings Of The commercial! emporium of Pit
sylvanIa-walnuts, "e0ccn nuts, pig NUS aud ginger
nu's-all snrts If Euls. hui Hickory nuts.
Black Walnut has favor to ask Of the Reporter
that 49, that he will do lbs rtadrs The justice 10 publish
this We shall see. BLACK WALNUT
u W. have published The preceding bagaelIe with
oul being particularly anxious 10 make ourselves party
III the Contest between Correspondent and The Ed,
tor Of lhp DanviIlp Rrp"r'cr-rhe aforesaid Editor
qnrsied us In repnbish ms last repIy-and should
have done he had SIT us the example ofrrpnbshug
the whole Of Correspondents Communication; and
heslhrs if he had not mistaken the man, HON he
attacked B W. halls This side Of the James River.
That any shuu!d sill contest Mr.. Van Burens
ardent support Of The War Of 1912 after all the evidence
which has been published, would appear miraculous 10
10 which heated pRrlIzaEs may Party spirit could
20 no farther We give specimen of the spirit,
III which Mr.. Van Buren, engaged in the The fol-
lowing extract which We happened 10 sec in the Nash
vale Uninn 1t is extracted from OF the addresses
delivered 10 The Legislature of York, in support Of
the VARIANT, by The by, the Union happily brings II
in 10 rrhut late saying Of nerghbor of The Wing,
that when Fir. Van Buren, visited New York, mol
vessel except he public ones hnised flag gave any
ukpn of rpsprc, When Mr.. Clay there, every
sirsamer fnnling in the breeze The seamen know
Their lrlend-lhry REMEMBER wEo it was hat stood up
for free rnde and sailors rights The dark honr Of
peril. Now hear Mr. Van Buren, hmsr.f-ant also
Judge from Tins sentiment, how liile apt such
viii he 10 acqnicscr in 'hr ac ns' passed hy Tie Brt
lsh Parliament for Sra.rhng rssscis for slaves
"'Surr yourselves 10 hr deceived by The preencp,
that because Great Britain has been rurd by her sub
ects Ia ,;lake qualified repeal of her orders, CO.
vprnment ought 10 abandon her ground That ground
taken resist two great aud crying grievances the
GfSrurfion ~ c0mmtrce. and THE iaPREssMEST OF
orr sEAMES. The latter tie most important IN pro-
portion prefer The lbrry and lives Of our czens
iu their property Disirusi. therefore, the man who
could advise your Government at any time. aud more
especially al this ilme-Hen your brave sailors are ex
citing The a6mralion and forcing the respect oil an as
IonshCd World when their drdt Of rruc ya!or make
old Ocrnn smile the humiIlsriou Of her ancient ~
Mt 81 such time. we sny again, mark the man
81 o you'd cnunienan"p Government IN GO hNuTlSG
OUR SAILORS RIGHTS FOR TIE SAFETY OF
OURM RCuANTS GOODS