Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
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~ hal M idea that we had cut so deeply, until We
w The Orator CT H;sy lranla piteonsy complaining AL
me honse Saturday We read the woiul conhrma-
~ NJ this feeling IN has Don QuiSotes Gard IN yester-
go Wig backed as it is by the vindic,iye structures
s,bis highly respectable Squire, The Editor oil The
....x.,a paner. We never a more complete VERT
,,cn Of the old SAYING, y on may know tue wounded
,.ons hy their fiul,rrmg They feel deeply, because
! lie ;ruih which gives point 10 orr a.see we are
49, 10 say however, ,ast every syllable We uttered is
fc,i, correct. Nh T. has cultivated his Jocular and
,,,cai .en at the expense OF much higher qualities
Il. ,rn.ai 10 every one who has heard ham in the
-. whether we did not characterize his Speech
.,.,,,ly-whe,her he did not attempt to run over
H. mex and modest delegate of Louisa, by rtdi-
III and by ies,s.-We ask the House, whether
- : no, IN The habit of playing the jester-and
,.bs,he, when he rises, they do not expect him 10
make them laugh and to tickle the ears Of the gale.
M by his qbes and his ess, before he takes his seat
I,or,unately they not always keen and as ap.
a,r,s,. as those of Yorick Is it not his custom TO
"a. and DO not his political partzans expect HIM TO
-, up his opponents in this wise: We shall no. pre-
nd 10 dispute with him about matters OF taste The
hhsr,sh of the poor Frenchman IN his long story OF
10 breakfast and the dinner-and the drunken scene
vh,ch he enacted time ago. are certainly more
;. ms taste tan our They succeeded IN extract
- ,oars OF laughter and if this were the heish' OF
rs ambition, presume that Mr. iuns'sh was
.,r, n, with his triumph. But we have done WIN
49, subject We have desire 10 open Inc ~ouhos
Ism which II sec ms we have deeply ind cted-
n, T has now gwen us Rowland for an oliver
.nd we are willing TO leave the account as II s,anos'
With 50 heavy balance standing 10 our creoil ne 1s
Nm n,sased tn make some allusion 10 gentleman
,b whom We once had difference, which mace sonhe
l,,,s NOISE in the world. The attack IS poih'iess-
,,s !, il no par; OF our temperament TO nurse our
18Th 10 keep it warm" The Wing hetor Is she.e-
fore mistaken in the supPos'tion, that we ofeau % W
est Mr. Archer. We dread as niue as We ~. -
an This professional assassin does not hesitate u
s..,,esent facts in this case, he does IN all Others
;, .ound a period, or point his malice II our gfa
~ be subdued o, our aspect be pentant, We are
~, consc Gus Of the metamorphosIs, ara ,hose WIN
whom we have the honor of associang, will undertake
70 saw for U.s. that spirits were never more buoyan',
,t,o they are n the present moment. We anticipate
n,.pocal prostratIon. We trust to the good sense,
and the ndomi;ahle principles of this unterr'hed old
Commonwealth fr the prostration OF that Federal Dy
NASTY, winch has obtained success oy sucn unworthy
means. ,,,.
One word 10 the Editor of the Wing. Before he
cs.s the aspects of other people, advise HIM 10 con-
suit his Lavater ar his mirror.
The Wbig abuses the Democratic for his own mem
hers Of the House Ee praises his political friends
We should no; object this if he did not weave chap
1T ,r them al the expense of others. Should we Out
city bv and submit 10 this injustice: lie represents
the Delegate of Louisa being annhated BY the De-
legate of Psylvania Is 1t not perfectly tar tor US
n show from the character of the attack, whether ne
las been so annihila,ed: When make this defence
both KNIGHT and SQUIRE beset usboth OF them, with
t, as bad as their temper-And the Editor assaiis Us
with maligny, which know to be unjust as II H.
LIBERAL He dsscends to speak OF our aspect and our
spirits when he has adequate opportunity OF obsery-
ing them. But that is not strange. What cares be
What cares he for what passes on the spot If he can
circulate his misre presentations at distance THIS
Editor appears have tle scrnPe in making
tons for which he has authority and mlsrepresent
,ag his opponents without any cempunction, than he
sls debating TO the Hastings Court against The
election OF Sergeant of the City.