Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

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was in the
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i eyes ana rosy
and hopes OF hap
tit'zcai whose "inr-
Cd iGcHS BESPOKE me
rows through uhch nc
n just budding into man
Jw vas yet ur%lllien BY the
ot time and whose elastic step
N tod that the warm fountain Of
not been chilled by Inc icy hand al
the Ailnisier oi the Gospel, whose
toHmen! and sober 9a denote The sacred
,,rr O, his caii,ng-,he honesl-hearirt hard.
d bury merchandising quicr, unobuusive,
calculating farmer, LAWYER merchant and doctor
all har come forth t. I3in and swell he current
OF nonrlar feeling. n stranger who had JUS
aIiene,i nron The scene, ,.i.h. have asked what
! lais unusual gathering n.ean.2 any u!chin in
the street could nave simply answered the qncS.
tioa-"V,ss is coming"
| 4 had heeu flpa.--.---- 80 ';'e 10. ~
, t"c hon. tfhfY ~. WISE "".''i Pa>S '"'o"T"
the county on lis way 10 N''i"'Hi "n" 'he P'ol''T
| (wIhoul regard 10 parry clsid''iou! "ce'"''neu
| 10 give him pubic wecume All were ahS-
ious 10 look upon his once lain'l,ar lace again
To see anu hear him, as lEey had done IN days
gone b.; and even those VINO couia n"s approve
and endorse his political ienets, were among me
| foremost Ia d" honor TO The man. hey ioVea
him iof his prra;c virtues; adniFei me talents,
bold and maniY Dsaria2 wien ne hau "'si''{V"
in all The trying responsibilities oil paoic seIVicei
and win maenanimty WHICH meme OIL liee,
f.Nrt- ri
10 welcome his return. On tina. occasion Inc
,n,,,bowI; rf n7rv .niri, was "iaiI unon the
,rt tho chickering's If marry icalousies were
n'ergei and tnrootien in the nearer and pufer
raIa;ion NJ friend Al II O'clock MIR. WISE ar.
ID !, Ea.iv;ile yas waited urnn By the Com.
mit,sc IF arranrements and escorted to the Couu
unusc His nresence here was announced by
ihc starting roar of caraon, and the assembled
crowd sent :onh succession OF hearty cheers,
Iba, made The old walls ;fembie, and The "Woikin
ring" win oadness.
After The frs, ouiburs Of feeling had subsidized,
DIR. Simkins on behalf OF the crowd, arose and
cordially welcomed him to his Ok! home and his
old friends once NOR. TO this Mr.. wise re.
! snnnded. and most ABLY did he sustain his previ
orsIv well earned repi alton as the ii :, popular
! enc, ,cr o; the day. In speech OF four honrs
| l.norh he riyr:eI The attention OF his audience by
81. ,,s,,-l,. acroun, oc the dlt;,cplies by which
1 hn ~ Pll.
P;o ,s The representative Of tn. Uni;ed States al
,b,, country: BIZ his graphic description Of the
| cnnn,rv ard IFS inhabitants: their manners and
ons,nms social nolilical and religious: and final
10 bv his bistory Of the origin. progress and man
.,onenr nj tho slave Trade. Daring The whole OF
rs brilliant mental effort the interest OF his au-
| derr. ,ever f,i,ered
lie sker,. 81 rapidly the history of his predeces-
sors a, that coufi; sIg.sd ,hcir unsuccessful et.
iorIs 10 bring about se's-'eE, OF the long sand
irg claims Of U S. citizens agaIns..' Brazilian
government, referred TO the conncxlon OF d.. -7s-
ses in that country with the slave 'rauic' anu a'Iu
ded 10 the specific INSTRUCTIONS Oh mis- su'jee' he
had received IRON bis government
His narration OF the inciaeh's connec: !,i WEI
the Lieut.. Davis affair, were suik'nSy ilius'ta
tive OF the mingled arrogance anu 1,sO
the besol,ed race win which ne haa 10 uea' imI t
were substantially Inc same as heieIoIoie PTu
lishcc, e&cep only lhat ,"ej w." H." r.. hss
more moderation ard iorotarahce man ne haS
usually had credit for. | believe The universal
sentiment among his audience was mat ne "ou'a
have disgraced Inc honor OF The nation ne repre-
sened If he had acted Otherwise 'han DIS III u,t ~
this mater. HIS refusal TO lake part III ct'eo d.
ling the christening OF the infant fIhcess' nc
mediate consequence VI '''I, II 20 as stS,nr
over; but wnen he came 10 'Ie zap ''tti y,
Baby" as he caiiea Ai'o Ca.l'o'" -, ,ho
hidden tears were piu'!e" away 1 TI .'"y ."'-
hardy crowd VINO heard MN INA. poo, - ao. !.
ders child-ou the deck Oh tna noo'e s",p, ~ a
foreign port, with the warm hears OF American
tafs beating around her, ald lheif sHon@ arms
ready 10 project hcr-.@iih the otar'Spansea
Banner that "deiesiod gilairoh ioi Cuiote
, Kings" waving ouer her, had dignity greater
, ia their eyes Than The intan! heiIess TO the Only
throne in The Western hemisphere anu aes', 10
higher far than the future sovereign o. po' re-
l dro's noble empire.
. The speech concluded with an appeal upon the
subject Of Education; and would 10 zoo ma "a,
every man, woman ana enia IN 'n, sfoi e VI.
Commonwealth conld have heard nim :.,, eve;