Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

this city are about 10 get up a minstrel In a,,
them with his coarse songs in the fined Mt.
Of rylnrn Heavens 10 what depths are mo-.
ing to conquer:
KEEN But JUST REgtfkE,
fEfOm Nh, Mobile hrytsieri
"Thornue corC aud hitter the Wings uf this erc
pride ing icr 'heo that relation TN,
stones Bear aud Mosrlry, the Fuckty bach -ml,
borrr. they raised themselves Infinitely alo,e ~ y,
brethren IN the refined aud atl,iocrac METROPOLIS ~ ~
There these vulgar and indecent BUTTON. AZ, ,c,H wy
and paradri with honor w0tiy chanp,n. ~ IL '''
they escorted from place to place with admin NJ
their ncohcrent ba;eriash IS lrtti up The eu,o
genuine political inspiration Here ih'y inel.l'
terrnt standard and III more seresPecimg temper H.
dresses. particularly that OF the punII .or.r v ef
TO- not only without cheering, but with unconcsaei
nanny Wings spoke openly Of the complete or h-.>n guy
lahors and their ignorance and ynsarty. one If their -
thought worthy, in one Wing press, OF the W"
with which party efforts are accustomed la lie heral
of effect and went away with continent AZ M Joy 3
eject. Nay, told that when the customary ta, "
were called help them their begging 49,,
great imdsposon To fork ont the ueedfu ana ina, H.
r. who for the sake Of the party, made The advance
pnssib 10 get re mbursemcnt. 1t would have been a %
hle have them stay away aad thu 10 have escaped L.
OF such AL absurd hunhug. 't''#
'.Yet these men almost demi--ods in Richmond -
Richmond press is full Of HEIR praises, aud The y,a
families follow them about with admrlns eyes lnd ,1s
tongues.
'svrri!y if this be the Yrgnia Hhg standard If s,
and eioquus.e, shall have night 10 feel skeyt 49,
whenever meet th the like phrases In ano,hr ~,
Hhen the HhgS tel a Rare pirginidn, ~ con-er,
and ora0ry hoto shdI zoe sRo'o h0e 10 estimate Am trse lie
anguGge aJia.Oa has been iaeiSked crude
Of these havti,@g ShPe@iaries.'
Ia tins connex'on, we make the following b,i-f g.,
tracts from sca!hing article which appeared n =,
Charleston Mercury Of Saturday, upon "It1j, -
rciiRg Orators -
"The Buckeye Bear, with bis satellite, The keo,,..
Bore, aud john NJ Bolts, with what accessary W. ~
not informed, seem Just now 10 carry the welst, .
universal "higgery two grand spouts By vi.
the party detouchcS lis patriotic aspirations after Of
-Iilanc slaugwtangers set 10 thrash io I'll. sr
election, all the rCtt irultless .ttaw OF Federal
Ii is, we presume, because a prophet IS honoted mo-
abroad tina, the ohio Blacksmith goes to Virginia, n.
the Virginia sportsman 10 New York They aease.
na,nen,-yea and grace and glory to Their par,y !.
yond Doubt lacks, patched BY such a Backsr,
aud ridden BY such knight, cannot "a TO win
"Ihs Bots has ust made speech IN New lg
tina, is like HIMSELF full Of exquisite grace, ncett
caudor, truth, manly generosity, ana all th.,-m.
reader knows Buts--a OF such fine consti,n-f.
scrupulosty; that he was for ln,peacAn, the p,r,
dent because the latter would not stand sl .n5 i.
She AIDED OF die :! He considered Il lntoera5le ,D5
dence aud reasonable rebellion, that when tie p,,
had aboriously dgged pit for Mr.. Tyler, he refa,
TO realize rs just hopes, back lis bets and satisfy i
country (Coonland) by walking into IT.
"'The same disposition seems u lmpel Mr. Bolts nos
He cant bear 10 see men gong wrong--it arou.s
holy Indignation in him to find that there ate actus
Democrats IN The iand--men who won't yote for Cl.,
and s,il worse, that Will vcle against him. aud N
shoe king of all, that there Democrats, who l,,:
the unparalleled mpudsnce to think OF running for IL:
Presidency an opposition TO Clay, Coon " Co. Ftts;
Mr. Van Buren, M THIS detesta5le category, NJ. L. 4
is very wroth with him. and for CLIMAX TO 4 magl. j
Of indignant rebuke, calls him a"D@ah. Bal WI
Bolts would have done violence 10 his consctG' d
,mpastlaty, II he had stopped lere--ihere were 1
hrsh criminals who, his distribution OF muG, p.
not be forgotten. The people, he said, mad been
led by Designing Demosogues-he spoke oil the les..
Of the party, with whom ne would make no ercebts
loud cheers.) Admirable From his ex:eeta,.
rity Of character, and the uniformly Lofty tone OF
ever MIR. Bolts addresses 10 this public mnd, he
others, s peculiarly qualified 10 pass sentence uEO'
political morality of such men as Calhoun, Gas ~
Buren,, Buchanan, Wright, Walker, NC. That =
men should loateM 10 any thing indeed when thee
Bolts, q Clay, Adams, Bear, Bore, Glddng',
cloud OF such glorious fellows wiling 10 take Tue
charge OF TIE public morsls and the public purse
"But Mr.. Bolts logic, remarkable as y,
more remarkable than his lofty indignation ag
those who are suspected Of u design 10 clssolv.
Un;on'-'I mean the Dlsunlon party linen, OF CON I
peculiarly obnoxious TO the anxious patriotism o 4
consistent devoee 10 The Union as he, In ttl'
character, Mr. Bolts made his frs, appearance, E.
aid aud defender Of John Quincy Adams, when
latter presented petition 10 dissolve the Conecr
|. was then that Mr. Marshall (D'snnIonis,, no doc
moved resolutions Of censure on Mr.. Adams Tor
sen:'ng such petition, and Tor saying at the iims
not ready Tor the dissolution of the tnol-
yet-implylng The desgn but like father NJ !let
descending, seeing he couldn't help It, 10 defer To-
taslrophe Tor time. II was MIR. Bo,ls, (dosct-
the Union,) who, on this OCCASION, rose To deient
Adams. We oil remember his delence-Il Conslst-
charging upon The late Secretary OF Sta'e, the ac
pshed, high minded, and llmen,ed UPsEu:-ihe ~
crime oil Lsunionism, that he now makes aga'h
Calhoun party. With his usual felicity, IN matters
this sort, II turned out, that the only proof he had
his own word, corroborated by somebody who had
something, that he thought might mean 'hat, 81 =
thing else, N a private and confidential coE,e;s11
Such the proof with which Sir. Bolts trnmpaai (
me, Judge UPshurs plain and manly denial q The /
cusation