Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

tlnleS O luis, the UdppleSl ib sie
TO that rain, gnorant piie aoreeh who, 1t seems mas
had the audaciy set his we'll kno,0n opinions ana
oath up in opposition to the will of this gentleman OF
easy principes-who with his little Richmond Clique,
headed by the ezEdtOr and present father Of a6due'0n
Ina built castles in the brain which were only Kept
up by the feverish excitement of heated magma
lion until the sad realities of their power ana rule
opened upon the minds OF the honest and sane,
like the morning sum- dispeling the cloud OF 'ilus'on
and leaving the knavsh and maniacal TO hounoel aohg
in their own disgrace and shame. Your ne,ghoor o.
the Wing must now be considered by all, ciassed
with the latter Happy is it for good Od virginia
that the maniac cannot conceal the impulses OF nus
heart The very keeper of the cells, e.: II; - "as
lost control Of his mind, and openly diVulseo me ac'
that himself and several others OF like cast mao enter
I'd into an agreement to abduct the Chief Magistrate
of country, and 10 take possession OF ms oihce'
through stratagcm or force. would ask, "hat man,
in his senses, can listen to any thing he may say
in favor of popular rights again and wonio en'ea'
every lover of his country to withdraw from sue"
man-lend him not your support-for he IS dangerous
man, only wanting power TO subjugate this happy ne
public to the oppressive yoke of tyranny IL IS uue,
that echo Of his, Uhe Editor of the Whig) "ouio IAN
make US believe, it was only quiz played Oh on Tue
Enqurer-and he has been so very successful IN PAIN
ing humbugs upon the people, ihathe even writes about
it, as if he expected them to believe him. IN deSpe OF
all the deception they have detected him IN. ne can
puss this current, upon enlightened people as .
JOKE he is really profound jester. wonoef u az
t0' Kings are SuppiieO.-fle WOulu, uouuae %,
infinite credit in that capacity Patriots beware OF
testers They sometimes throw out tscierS, ano 'hey
repu!sed, it is very good "quiz but, u they are
approved, they enjoy their tact. he has long since
ceased to look TO qualification to honesty as rcqn
sites in political officers. He seems 10 delight in TRADE
as we'll as in abuse. All his hearts yearning ap
pears to be to condemn that which you approve,
and to defeat that which you advocate. lie seems
to be possessed Of irritation, that has absorbed
his every thought and feeling in the hope that ne may
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exposed his political heeses until he nding't 'mpos.
siLe TO sustain himself in opposition to such loads oil
truth has become bewldered, wild and frantic and IS
swapping every trnc with the Infatuated vengeance oil
wounded lion If, for instance, you should express
an opinion or say word the subject of mesmersn,
why the man takes hold of it with as ardent zeal
as II you had intercepted the grand a6dueiing party
and discharges vocy of rIdcule and abuse not only
at you but the mesmersee we'll as the mssmerser
which shows his heartess, wicked NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that he is re udy at any time TO do innocent one IN.
justice, if it affords him opportunity Of venting his
spleen at hated and dreaded rival. AS II happens,
the writer of this know Mr. French whom he mace
an attack u short time snce and knows well the OPP
Mons entertained Of him by every gentle man VINO nas
the pleasure Of his acquaintance. There are many,
both Wings and Democrats, (who take the X Wh'g)
who have known Mr. F. from childhood, and are ready
to step forth and say he is gentleman IN every res
uect and one hose veracy Inns been unquestion-
ed and unreasonable. You will understand these
Mr.. r acGnanances, ana tIiey nave aho w s'i
cad the Wing daily; therefore, on the minds OF such
men, nothing the Wing may say aganst Mr. r, can
have any i'll effect; The contrary very naturally
throws HIM into the scale cfruth and honesty, against
which the Wing is always arrayed. Yet The occasional
eader or those at distance may be imposed on when
he attempts throw ridcuIe on gentleman OF whom,
they have no personal knowledge-to those would
say look INTO lie character OF the attack This Editor
confcsses he knows nothing about it, that he has not
had an opportunity of seeing and satisfying himself;
but still, pronounces il all hoax, and that, in direct
conflict with the opinions of many who are more capa-
biz of Judging and have witnessed experiments repeat
eddy So it is plain, all he has said was founded on
prejudice, and not observation. Let him go and
see and then, like honest man, judge, and do hnl-
self and Mr. French justice by giving the public his
opinions as founded observation and facts hope,
when lie re fleets that The public do not consider m as
possessing an aseeing eye" that he will 90 and use
those he has, and give just and fair report 1t Is his
duty to his patrons do go; if he cW force bIs views
upon them, let him inform himself. As TO The injury
he can do Mr.. F. it will be regarded but little And
the fact is science will prevail over obsnacy and stu
pidily | nave witnessed some of MIR. Fs expert
nens myself, and should have been convinced there
was no deception or collision, if had not known Mr.
f. was incapable Of such imposition.
Respectfully, yours, JUSTICE.
BruusrifE .Scpk ..