Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
S,cxOF THE TIMES.

-, l., ,a h, ,,.eiyed with great enthusiasm Ill New
York splendid serenade was gwen 10 h'''' ",1 ~
forced 10 appear and address the inolicy 'h"oS', :
b;s window Mr. Clman. who, at celebrated VIA! 'ee'i'
which Mr. Bolts wots Of stgmailzed Gen. Taylor "' "'
~ ,h Gv, ma, fish told the crowd that he should IN
odce 10 them "thc idol of their souls MI Gay oiu ''e
n,onle that thew would find him now as he ever wasai
h h ,,a cu,,l no interest Of the country with such
Jealous care as the preservation Of the Union '' "u
inviolabe" ~
.yyh respec, to nv principles and my policy, You MI
we're long aro acquainted, and would only say OF mem,
that they the same as me! ever m,Is v ud;
moi intend 10 make YOU long address: N mostly any au
% and especially one like this III the Empire Cliy OF the
Emnro STATE il almost impossible mol 10 MAKE nielon
Of some subjects that may prore distaSeM 10 me pt9e ot
nion but have said YOU that only which hoped , woua
most give pleasure. C!iee "a ~ -, -,
o il old Coon keep up ill nornng ivy men "a 81 you
w C'x me peopies candidate for 1882, no Conren-
tion and we put him in is hardly necessary lor Us 10
so,c ,ha, The cheers that responded 10 TINS can "el o
! 5onsnimr Mr. Clay continued-"Gentleinen,
seek but 10 do my duty my country return 10 lhe sen
us with no personal object no personal ann III view, W ~
blon bu to act best conouce 70 ie Saiell VI o
Ii; eek no higher elevation than now have am
satisfied and sincerely grateful for the continued honors WIN
which my beloved couniryinen nave @ 'ei nv
ha 10 my best 10 forward their interests IN return leave
rn for the seat OF Government and as have
had little sleep the last nights, propose to retire cary
and ! moan 10 yet some night, II you VIII lei me ~
voiceBut we won't though Again, therefore, gentlemen
thank YOU most sincerely for this enthusiastic eShloon VI
your feelings i'll my behalf bid YOU arewe'''o" DRESS
you all u.
his 10 be observed that Mr.. G. made not single asion
70 President Taylor. This fact taken in connection "i'
,oher circumstance tu transped indicates that the ola
coon" s,i feels chafed The scenes OF the avaaoie
observation-disclosures" and will be cordial supporter o inc
REGENCY The anecdoc Is as foows:-a banner presented
by the ladies OF the 10Th ward was in DR. Woods paro TO
he dsposed of as Mr. Clay suggested II represented 'he
Genius of Freedom protecting Henry Gay Inc likeness
vss mood one and some remarked that the shirt collar
in the picture was an likeness Of The one he wore.
Mr. Clay said in reply that he believed that his SHIRT collars
were like his principles, they always stood up Tor the od s'
ion and refused 10 bow 10 the popular wins ana c"'c'
| Of the day.
This was severe .u, a, the doctrine Of availability and
smacks considerably of Mr.. Bolts These two
o,oodam Aaxes in the Wing ranks 10 think and act
yi,b the same emphasis 1.-THE old coon, evidently,
is not dead and may have another campaign III him.
MORE GRCMBLING OF THE "FATTiFrL"
The ~ Y Mirror TAYLOR organ cannot conscientious
IL complimen, the Administration, ecate our foreign
relations" on the general character ana callbe OF the men
ho have thus fur been selected represent abroad Hoo
porab exceptions there b wo are now TO glance NJ our
fnre;rn representatives in the aggregate
l. aluies 'ambers, drunkards duess ana mere pom
,;cians who haye been preserve the honor OF
our hse il foreign lands and ii winds up with reflections,
"a follow in which, aud particularly TO the mission TO AUS
,r;a good men of all parties will acGuesce COL Webb VINO
10 10 30 10 Austria land the ausion whom ls Excel
lency the Mirror jastly rdcues) is evidently referred to-
The Herald coo tina, he is the man 10 M side ey
side with Haynau the Counciiab
Every one who reads these reflections will call 10 mind ut
lo. one whose character the melancholy des-
intnn we have given, The people know these Things ana
doploe rhe while the politicians chuckle over the base
coin which they have nvGged into foreign crcnato
I
hand 50 much said abn appeal 10 The Senate and
we trust henceortI that that distinguished body VIII con-
firm the appointment Of 10 any place. VINO does hot
come 10 10 the full standard ol an honorable gh-ninded
rr,n,oachaby moral Something more tla parry lo-
r Or nsrly services should be taken into consideration
before en,iowirg with the majesty OF Mission
whether "fui" or 'nf' il matters not His character his
history his manners and ms ability, all should BE- taken INTO
,be account; and in all eases The language OF the people,
- whom the Minister is accredited should be regarded As
tho Indispensable part Of his qualifications; at ieds
knowleds ii the French language should DC made sns
oDn non Ban We have time 10 pursue the suoJec uf-
! Their. -, . ,; ,
which we ask the respectful consideration ol our coteor-
.rea L. that barbaous nation entitled To- INC ~ioiaiic
consideration Of civilized people! We answer decidedly
not, The brnla mnions Of heartcss despo VINO can ios
women in streets deserve 10 he kicked o every
nlomn,ic circle in chstendom Instead OF raising the
charreship al Vienna full nisson President layior
vnu5 receive tho approbaion Of every Republican heart IN
America by promptly refusing al further intercourse WI"
tho bloody butcher Hungarian brothers, Lei inc Az
apply Ia Austria the doctrine 80 boldly and cio
oucuy thaaItened by Webster i'll case The blood hossu
tapped by the Russian bears and the tyants ~ouo
a lesson of accountability forgotten we wohio
as soon invite Il murderer Sit our table "hi!e ms ahus
ore stained with brothers blood, 10 MAINTAIN feia'lohs
with Power which is iotig the graves III me mar
yred children Liberty while the blood Of the hobc ana
the brave is "siil moist on Freedoms shroGd