Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-27

oy paming upon them spurious money, for the manu-
c'a'e OF which they have exclusive patents, in viola
"a Of the FIRST principles Of RepublicaDism under the
e Charters, "whitetingered dscounters, the line
descendants of those whom Saviour drove out OF
ne temple, which they polluted, with whip Of cords
Fse people do not understand the character
."ch they undertake to perform They mistake q
'se lhsolence for pride vulgar arrogance for ele
a0n Now, your true aristocrat of the old and genu-
s sCaoo! Is above such clumsy meanness and prIdes
14sst upon nothing more than upon refined cour-
~, an almost submissive Difference to all mankind,
"SPt perhaps TO his and attorney. We do not
ia 10 justify this contempt; merely state fact,
= N continuation cannot refrain from relating an
a''e, which we had from the lips of distinguished
i-'of, himself an eminent lawyer, who was for a
:' Time Minister at the Court Of ST Petersburg
" u IustratIon of the low regard in which the pro-
Oh OF the aa 50 Justly distinguished in our coun-
,Shed IN Russia, he stated that he received q
," business from wealthy attorney, who was the
;'.e'or OF the house which he occupied The gen
-ls came IN cringing and bowling with the subms-
- y an oriental slave to such degree that the Mi
t vas embarrassed he could ask him very cour-
~! 10 take chair. ''Oh no, was the reply Of the
s Gentleman, howing to the ground with the pro-
s, +.Ss, ooe'sance, a know my place too well to be
~, u Inc presence Of your Excellency!" We cite
H., ,oe anecdote only to show, that those who ride
sJ. e hidden elsewhere, and should therefore not
Ne. y, ZEN quite tight or sink the spur SO deep
,c. ." these gentlemen, that in their pretended cha
,,y o. astocrats they forget the part they would
%nen they despise and hold themselves complete
man p. ,Fom the people. No English Duke or Ger
b enc. would permit himself to feel, much less
vbrS PISS ioF the poorest peasantry, the contempt
limo g aPsart Whggerv parades, except about the
e elections, for those upon whose weary toll,
itself IN lnglorious ease. Not long since, in
over some English papers, found the address
eepf resent Duke Of Buckingham to his late constI-
%et Ipon the occasion OF leaving them to take his
ler te House Of Peers, after the death of his ia.
sas ro. ~ naa long represented them in Parliament,
10 onna paced above their favor and Of course had
tmlpes.,, any reason to hattcr them. His letter rs
I'll, ,i"! grateful, respectful, deferental even. He
M4 HON That he will never forget their kindness,
s4Nv =, : See them often, one and ALL and ''espc.
Sales ,n ms house An upstart Wing in the United
cess sroS uG rather cut his right hand off than ad-
diael 'e''er to the people from whom he has I'M
,bo A. sprung, And what does late writer tell us
p~ ..GS nobility perhaps the proudest in Eu'
H. Tue poorer classes the highest speak with
interest, and appear to feel both pride and
@sa. ~, !" hhowing well their condition, their amuse-
,s ;"S peculiar merits and all the distinctive
Se,ha national character which distinguish them
',,xo -. England nor in France, and much less IN
4 nave ever heard or seen SO much afcctionate