Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
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Gentlemen "mc M, hut cherish fia regard for
dear Old Virginia; win" trust WIN lamy TINT Palmetto
attached aHr sisters in our ge" - Sav ooh that Virgil
com uu ,t the lead and then we'd have oou o o
rdracy or two families LIVING III .lI ,srnav Quarrel.
eueae'i vi. sans big plantation, to be GERMANY I;
prisng Cnce hrvng one by one those sacred principles
@ Yn are all our as aad
have made us the modern lsrari: .ne ~ ,V.1 ,h,t
the terror of Despots, and when 'each 70 'N'
| The creates. glory OF ltee.born peTlpi,ss, ren
IL 10 transmit freedom to their children
And gentlemen shall transmit me laesaU nd Anne
- our children in spite Of all that may % sa os
,s meets to-day and God knows, IN me Couiss VI
e hort weeks We shall hear enough about Tue
10, me HE TO other matters, which TO many are as
n S are aware tina, Jenny Lind Is in this cody ety. sno
,erbaps no cause could create the sensation 1a h
shan, Isaac and Jncob should for twenty hous
AoIahaa i Chestnut street in the chariot which bore
EI;;ab n Heaven attended by all tho music I'M" WE" ~
King Davd LAY an ,he eec even among the
as hiucn a n,rv who talk about the vanity Of worldly
thngs and vet beg for Jennys money that they may NC
better able,
| Like a pulled and reckless lbertne,
| To tread the primrose path OF daiiianes'
roso mo Her concerts drew most astonishing numbers
and corresponding quantity Of rhe hs in.s At Tho
Musical Fund Hail. Ia very large building IN inc ciy ee
are thousands around who take outside or euroslone
These portion Of The vulgar nero ca.b an
sound of Jennys voice which thick walls ana oy cehss
cannot imprson The roofs Of the houses IN 'ne
h0nd 0f
as while each window shows the fair face and the WINS
kered phz Of those who hope 10 hear warong OF sne
Nightingale Thousands follow the carriage WINCH oa'l
ha m and from the concert roomand fortunate does ma
nv nm one think himself il he only get glimpse al her
orm-and holy he who touch the mem OF ner gar
men, and god would he be who could touch ne
rarment c Byron reneroted The Swedish nag Is sus-
pended from Jones' HOTEL where she is soourning ana s
nv look UP at her window The children OF Israel Ola 70 the
6ery SERPENT expecting that her vicinity ID suncent 10
,e ali manner of diseases" Jenny Lind is doubtless
extraordinary woman have seen her and heard her In her
best trim, and perhaps my were
perhaps not She surprising: command over her voice.
and I'm sure makes Vi venirioquls IN some Oh
songs She have no parallel, but herself, IN Inc
"Home Sweet Home" II know that my Rcdeemer Llvetf
"Non payeniar" the echo Song" and others. In the
"Bird Sony" was reminded OF wha, Byron said Of most
interesting character in his inimitable Don Juan
| IIer voice was truly like the wsrbling Of bird,
So sol, SO sweet, 81 de!ca,sIy dear
Mis-, pip,ard charming young Philadelphia was intro
duced in duet and sang with strength nnd purity In all
her songs. duets trios Miss Lind displays extrnordna
~ powers Bur why worship er because she sings better
Than other people, aud gets money faster and moro easily
than half the in the city unitedi lsrue the
bnto paid 10 genius and merit and no despot or
monarch IT, 1t is a voluntary outpoung and mus
there is some excuse like Malle Linds appearance and
with Opera glass and favored with good seat scanned
her features we'll They rather coarse i Is true and
plainly show The impress OF her fdheand Hcrs not The
face Of Virginia beauty Her figure Is good her yes soft
the down that swes the cygners nest disclose genius
no common order and give 10 her counenance an express
sion which peculiarly hers. She seems 10 nave uxu
rant head hair parted at the crown and brought
pr Of her shaded and helps to give her indie
scroabe expression Her hair dressed as her pictures
usually represent her-and ! may say that her IKE
generally good She wore oeautu wne oress
Of fine texture not prouso 10 folds und closely fitting the
waist though have heard from Knowing one, she not
in habit Of acng On her dress were three nounces
one above knees f perchancc ahe has Knees al a
think is 10 BE- presumed that ladies have TO knees, only
feet and apcles and below. think she no
aens hope Ale Lind may visit your Guy and gu,
body the Virginia Legislature opportunity OF an enjoy
men Of which they will be proud 10 speak 10 their eonsu.
snt and rires. The orchestra was excellent comprised
forty musicians and composed OF the re talent IN the
country, led By Dir. Joseph Burke, with Mr. Benedict
the celebrated composer conductor Beieti incomPara
BILE In his way his style is somc%ha De Meyersh, rapid
strong and excited rather than expressive
Centlemsn ! hope you will pardon me for talking 80
much about Mademosele Lind but really at this time she
making noise la this country al least than all the
funconaries Of government coTbned from the President
down TO Boatswains mate. We have Jenny Lind hats
and caps bonnets and shaws cacoes and Cloths eating
saloons and omnibuses. This Ia great world We live In
and humbugFtry ia all the go Nth the fool and The
philosopher surely Barnum and Mile Lind know thing
or two though the latter may be that artess unsophsca
ted creature by may be too that she
JUS, arul enough to be aress have seen such my
time among the Virginia girls But lets drop MISS Lind
her singing will neither carry 10 Heaven nor TO that other
place 10 kingdom come where there is said 10 be 30 inter-
icstng display OF fireworks.
Madame Caroline Logo, just from France Is astonishing
the "natves Welch's National Circus. Certainly lii
we'll worth visit 10 The extraordinary feats OF this Gel
ebraed emue equestrian and the wonderful performances
Young Morris Losset of the best riders Phiadephia
seenhe equals If he does not surpass Sckney
Eaton Stone. There is considerable talent az tho Cir.
Gus.
Sir VIM Don celebrated English comedian, is at the
Walnut Street Theatre. As actor he 10 suppose supe.
rior to Chapman Burton Owens He SURPASSED any OF
them ln the conception Of his characters, He 10 speci
men of an English gentleman.
"Tho genial voice
SQUADS him for courtesy, behavior language
And every fair demeanor an example"
First on the stage for pleasure and recreaon he i.
for pleasure, an irresistible inclination and
necessity He has well sustained In Of his pn-
cpa characters Mrs Stephens who last week made her
s appearance on the Amerlcn stage The engagement OF
Barry Williams the Arch ST. or Connors Theatre, Is now
ended, and with II, no little fun; for
sEis every look and gesture JOKE
| To cappng Theatres and shouting crowds"
His wife, roo Is great favoe with lovers ofsport To-
night Charles Burke begins engagement appearing as
Scion Shinge in the peoples Lawyer" and BoDoeH IN
Miss Fisher a. Barnum's Museum draws pretty good
houses As general she has no little mert-perhaps
superior TO Mrs. Thayer. -
Much money and fashion arc In waiting for the Italian
Opera which Thursday evening next. Paro-
di will then shne-she Is prima donna, second to few in
the world considered by the knowing ones" Mr. Ed.
ward L. Walker Of this city is TO have the management Of
this excellent opera the of which has alrea
dy begun upon the good folks OF this cody city,
portion of whose people afford to squander thousands
after thousands for easng the and while hundreds
are crying for bread keep soul and body together
and that too within the sound of the old State House
clock. make no comments on this s subj It
pass Ills not my province. Signor Blitz 10 In the
city with his learned Canares, and Mr.. Giddon is
entertaining hundreds with his lectures accompanying
his panorama of the Nile The city this time is full Of
places public resort where may ugreeby und proa-
bly, spend his time.
THERE'S quite variety of talent and genius under
tho roof of Jones Hotel, which has for its guests Mile
Lind Sir VIM Don, Madame Caroline Logo the two Lois
SETS and others in the literary dramatic and political world
and too "Barnum Is about" Gen. Cass there Sa-
urday All these have nooriey, and some fame-his may
be very pleasant for the posse,sors although often ask
like Motherwe,
'What is fame and what is storyl
| A dream, jes err lying story,
To tick uols wihal o. be
! theme for eecond infancy
| word Of praise-rerchance Of blame
| The wreck banded nams
And this 10 glory-this 10 arnc!
But must beg pardon for troubling you with SO long
letter and such subjects Lord forgive this me.)
! am, gentlemen, very truly, DC.
For the Enquirer.
MEN OF THE SOUTH, BE FIRM
Inc renerabe Editor of the periodical called 1.-THE Plough
he Loom aa .. Anvil in his December ISSUE has repub-
leheo from the Anne lean Farmer of 1924 the proceedings
OF an Agricultural ic'e al which Gen. La Fayee pre-
SENT Il was on Tho occasion of the fair Of the Ma
ryland Westernshoe Agricultural Society," held Baltimore
MIR. Skinner, that occasion, have performed
conspicuous part, of the show that he had
finger in the pie In those DAYS. Mr.. Skinner was re-.
gard,d Republican of the old school, identified with the
South and its interests; and his paper obtained immense