Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-12
.IAe Lndu,s rrcnr. IS nIemr Tor ihe gentleman. :,

r., ,Earsr "ur NrS>uS"
Mes.rs Edtors.-I No les Wing than your cor
respondent the 1.-TWO Nirgiaia Grs aud unlike them,
20 with YOU apl soul IN the matter OF Convention
and pcc,a!y do sympslse with you lie efforts yoE IN
areday maxim. e, Virginia 10 consideration oithe
greain,orcsis she las long neglected. May all those
who assist an HAIR generation be blessed with the i'iTesI
smiles which woman bestowed on toe stronger sen
Ncverrheles mus demar your decision in regard To
the relative position the aayrdeF ana her caVas Wal
has been advocated iaEencusy enough BY the Ihe u
Virginia Grls" and attempted be established as
dicum from winch appeal Is admissible Teao"y con-
ccde that hen "r~o GIRLS" mounted on one stred,
the gentleman may with prOpuey Eac the =t ether
wise the LADY bshrn will ha placed IN awkward Pr- iic1
being declared oH al participation IN the conversation
that may be clrc5 state OF things which no lady could
willingly endure Freedom ~ conversation contributes As
much Us any .'ug besides 10 the enJ 1yment Of an
equestrian xcur.ion. But with lady alone her pal
ir,y there IS mpedmon' conversation with the
gentleman the right thaa when he on the LETT lady
who sits gracefully her saddle finds difficulty IN giv
ing her head -pHcIent inclination - the rigt 10 enable
her lo iu share oi The conversation without
inconvenience. f. Is only in ih' case oi awkward riders
when the whole body twisted round into uHsi.hy
t,nde tina, they need cc the least Thsomene m t,s
gard The CREATES, objection to the gentleman b,
the .f Is the a.uic.' ce5tliniy that when his horse sacs
i from some a. Ct on has side Of the road For the
rcasou the ;adys hu!e his from the other side anu la
either case tlr gent aud lady ATE brought into
comfortably Her dress Is liable become
tangled and there be any Precipitation on tie ssina.s,
her clothes ge su and dciaced. But this not the
The shock OF collision often great pain 10 the
lady. Imagine, goa please, tia: =iics are sometimes
afflicted with co.n, .o the habilull light shoes and
the occasIg al exercise Of e dsnce render aem in
separa5e. welcome c-"pauIoI- and Imagine IaE
ter that .Ics' . aud blood Of tha, firm texture
which ealbs such collisions without suffer
ing -and is easy conceNe that the relative positions
OF the lady and hes s"aIt might be exchanged greatly to
her advantage Horses aso prone take the ut
de Of road and unless he distance between the eia
IS sorth n rors than "a svcabe. there continual dan
ger Of their rubin. cgctser. When the ady Is the LETT
II her horse sholi take fright she be-; hip herself
that side win she j. supported by the suuup The
support shc needs from without il the right and
there alone that grrlo can, with proPreiy show bus
eaaury by coming her aid. the eil side he
he Leaf, iueuunr,D.s. Add lastly .nd ch.ey-rnic
according female usage BOD by way Of posiscrr'e
cacy aad uodcsy s,4plr5 that tie lady should Be LETT
Suyp,se-Ju every auy beet suppose cIsc iyr hers d.
In conclusion. Nesifs Editors, Is always take 'he IL
berry request gentleman wiih whom may have the
pleasure Of riding, place himself nv right 20 | re
quest YOU, - l5u.abir enerpr' you hsye undes'Her
Of correcting nil evils, social aora aud POLITICAL to
slider Jour d.clioU and advocate HAT side Which
may eud possibly some ycs, very probably pre-
bone. from being broken, aud which al
taiuy guard against lie Inhcton Of many bruises.
DIE VERNON.
S,utl Side, August O. 1915.
MUST WI COUNTESS THE CoRNm YES, we
WILL.
II i.fe IL any question, upon which wiling 10
confess HAT have oi.u vi must say,
tina, hs under discussion, between Of
lady readers. las tue, have veuted
pos.o" ia regard to ,he "Jair sul,st auoJuced
in discuss on but. before have had tine feel
safe tue "sr0gnd iaks"" b. W, reminded by
another Gr dputunt hat We are not On hc 'nst" SIDE.
Here mon Sc some sh1, Ike Nj WobsicT, aud
p,-ed eNoaiu "whsre We ~ co." II We say It is
intention ake the 5iehf Oia aay, lnc next
- upon uu Ia IDsu.n cxcuf.iOn, 1.-TWO Virginia Giti-
tell viii be ,- o,0ag -idri and set, II ven.
,urc upon 90, is "DiU Venom denuf1 the positigf
u-sYiI.I.
IN Undertaking 10 venture on the i,n side, which was
tic grcynd We took last. aimed &, get tho
fright Of the ladies'" by getting nearest h.i hearts
th1 wee" "i c clec, II cOurc, We were sure OF oCirF
tickf IO,,cycr. reading o., Arguments Oi pre-
scut ,o,.r ondcnt, who D. mentioned, By friend 'bc
ing e elegant ritcf be- na- focn," regard
her views us tnutci ~ much confederation. We
must ri. rcfIrp, since We have fret a.foed vita Twu
vuunii Gits, aud OPPOSED doubt the correct
nc- " our yicws, by tho Arguments of Die Venom.
be cuusldsfyd occupying neutral ground this que
ton at least uuul get the opinion II another iei
" friend, whom ss1rd decidedly ono Of tho mo.
gracria. icmao Elu, ana since tho day. Of sir Walter
SCOTS DE Vernon Aud We doubt whether Die " her
self bounded into her saddle upon tho back o.
more beautiful sc,d tnan the little black" Of tho loud
~ question.
II rHs should meet l'r oyc o our fu.1j " we trls
sic n.y froyc us Of 40 suspense by c'tng rtad,
hrar rom hor ho subject q the e' uni wrong si.'
W. Tue whole of tis interesting discussion between thC
Lai, will be observed thst each contends lof The sJ'
upon which tue most conversation o. canned 0I
between lady and her cavalier. Now, contend til
the Ladies sIy g,eaf DIAL upon either eide. - 90.
| umatcs, also, De Vernon"