Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-05
THD LADIES, FAIR-NR CI,y

We dropped IN nj the Fair last evening, intending
spend few moments there, If nothing else Ii was so
densey crowded that with difficulty threaded and ell
bowed 10 the lower part OF the hall The Creole
damses the brightest flowers ouanas fertile garden
and of exotic growth, no less lovely threw the ma
gc wcheres OF their sparkling eyes the enchanting
We the end Of the room, and stand gazing on
fairy emanaton as it seems to the form a female;
We bite finger to see if we be not
dreaming. Hark. the upper end OF the hall shout is
raised and hats waving the heads the multitude
the band strikes up National anhen-the news with
ghnings velocity has spread throughout the vast assem-
bly,, and such heightened peal OF heartfelt applause is
that the massive walls shake again ounda
uon 20 dome.
Mr.. Clay Is here See the moving mass opens mar
row lane IS formed and yonder the old patriot and
bowling either side the cheering crowd. The
fair Sacsomen have forgotten their shops and are stand
ing the OF their tables, waving the coor OF France
and glorious and stripes. Mr. CLAW has So
ed through the he paying his respects 10 the
ladies. All how many hand did he give hearty shake
that Were kingdom to possess He passes on-neary
every one old and young he stops speak with-hc has
kind word and smile for each Of them. He is loaded
down with boque and other precious mementos the ladies
have given him. Now he has been all around and is max
ing his eNit-hve hearty cheers givenhe i gone IT,
ladies in exaces with hm-no more Fair tonight
tits well for them he came not earier-hey think of
trying To sell any thing The charm l. broken-good
night tar ones We too arc ofi-N o. Tropie.
MIR. DORIS correspondence last Spring has been brought
10 light. Among his papers long, well written letter
from Mr.. Senator Wright rebuing him kindly for the gid
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the of his political friends Washington and ad
monishng him OF the necessity discretion 1t thus con-
concludes:
"Psron for saving that think the great duty now res
ting - caution, caution cuutiuu forboaruncc for
beaance forbearu1ce. Suffer wrong but wrong and
yield all the feeling which be yielded with the preserya
non Of principle. II be possible you let the time
for the organization of the government under the con
suton the people have adopted before You come at all in
conflict with the authorities which lawfully and cOr-fi
tutonaly exist t that tirne-Yo gu cannot fail IN SOC Thai
your discretion the support which your
friends abroad give you. They sustain you IN do.
ing nghL-They cannot in doing wrong
shall be pleased hear from You oil times and again
let say thIs communication entirely private and wholly
personal in its origin.
ana, respectfully, your obi servant
SIAs WRIGEr, in.
Thomas w Dor. Esq
II this wholesome advice had been taken the mortyinq
that followed might have been ayeled We add
part OF Mr.. WoodbuTy's letter:
washington, 18th April, 1912
Dear Sir-We much surprised last evening 70
receive copies Of the Presidents letter in relation 20 yOuI
domestic affairs. None Of the democracy have any
confidence in his stability his patriotism What are nv
views the general course OF policy controversy
and his recent letter, will give you few lines by an
from letter Just written by me 10 some citizens of
Pittsburgh PENN IN reply invitation q public din
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