Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
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Ea,,or,,, correspondence of the En Dun ,cs,
F,nou,ra SPRINGS, AUGUST 18TH io'i'
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!, ,,;sca,r,ed fas have not yet seen IL IN p "'l''
al, its impsr(cclions on its head, mas Pui'u'o "
n ,he bsnrne of oblivion 'whence 10 "a'e,,e' 'e'
1Tn,h ., r.ca its fimsy elements and un"ahg 10 oe J
10 charged with ingratude towards 'e'u'.' ''"s'
where for so many seasons dncludlng Tue
o. 49,, oreeable scenes and associations, seize the
~ I'D In letter from this place to the Ba-
% remind your readers for at least the twelfth
49,, 10, bev cannot find charming refuge than THIS
60 h as, and heat of the cities, the slrocco-oasts OF
,;n; from South Carolina, or the FOUL mephitlc va
$50 of abolition from New England, the drag OF harassng
the contests Of party, the wasting dreams OF
ambition The letter refer to commences mus:
Correspondence OF the BALTIMORE Patriot !, ,os,
WARRESToN SPRINGS, Va, AUG. lU 1851.
n Ed;tors:-Hcre are the grave and gay, the ser-
~ md severe; in word various but most agreeable par
" have assembled this pleasant retreat numoens aoou
onn NJ 40 III. season advances daily arriyals from lower
3yo na as 1ecorded Mr. Ward and Mr. McNish the old
ND sen,emsnly managers still conduct the establishment
J 5n Nil in their power to accommodate and please
Bill Ten pus music bathing riding and flirting, are Inc
smnsenens of The young ladies: while the old discreeIy
mass the hours rational conversation and emPoymens
more social and unpretendng company never saw
and her. is especially how little consideration wealth.
euupsr e and parvenusm f may coin word attract con-
sideraon among the ladies and gentlemen OF Vrglma.
Wjth Them moral worth makes the man or woman ana Is u
mn refreshing these days of preenson 10 turn from u.s.
snmed 10 real merit and behold how in spite OF brass ano
god geny rises and genuine vusaiy h a ,ermiS
and genial of the sou the latter sinking ana eeI
ing under tho cold rebuke of refined observation and c
cisml ,,,
How strange that people, born honest and humble
views in life when suddenly enriched attempt 10 be leaders
in fashion and society," and withoutt ase education or MERIT
obtrude upon society instead OF following the even TENOR "
their their circle!
Fine dressine-the lions hide-wi conceal the asses
l ba ne S falls harder the other
side Then let every tub stand on it's own bottom FOR us III
ourselves that thus and thus so that money hney
and coats of arms las blackbees among the
aslocracy can't change the order of things or make
gentlemen and ladies'. -,
But truce to moraizng and word about the ladies',
God bless 'em The James River and the RappuhanocK
have up from their fertile banks several most rehneo a
interesting marons ST. Louis klcnmona "asnngo" a"u
Fredericksburg may well reJoce IN heir 1a oaueh'ei'
confne myself the above extract-for the rest OF Inc
letter. with few EXCEPTIONS is in execrable taste and TAR
the bounds of modesy and commone pro-
pety No gentleman has right single out as the author
docs by initials the private of well Bred intel
scHa and lovely women whose purest charm is the DELI
acy which enyirons all their social character and whose
highest privilege is shielded from public comment
and criticism.
Blu, enough on this point. will briefly add few items
which render this place at present 80 attractive have
rarely beauty and intelligence than are collected
here from all portions of the Union, sweeping from ST.
Louis Mobile Up 10 The present moment the number OF
ladies' has rather pepo,dctedbut the gaanty of Viz
gnia which has Jagged little much, is beginning
10 rally TO its duty and hencefoward doubtless generous
and sometimes dangerous emulation for the smiles OF the
fair will BIO kept up BY the way what rare
opportunity presented by such collection and at such
place. for the study Of human naure Rely uponi have
embraced il, 10 my hearts content.
Weters band, which like BEST next TO the Germania. is
perfect than have heard it. Though small iii
effective anG Observation-Disclosures in the Od room, when
animated strains give life the ploddnc hessnr
the morning hour when it reproduces the immortal gems
Of Italian and German musc-or in the serenade when the
eloquent float softly along the lofty, moonlt columns
Of the noble porco through the bright foliage Orpheus
sc, attracting herd OF faow-deer, whose leaders heads
gay crowned with wide spreading, vevey unters.-
Here study for the lover of natural history and the
Of music But from the band alone that the
lovers Of music draw their pure enjoyment Our large fam
lily circle free from the clques stupid ryaes and ridiculous
fashions which many of summer resors is
blessed with the presence of two ladies of musical ac
cOmplshments and power One is from our own capital,
the other from Georgetown. For hours at time, they
charm listening roomand in the exquisite Duets from
Norma" they remind not little of Parodi and p;'
Indeed one nf Thorn, app,aance and In inc tnore VI
voice. is not unlike Paroo Inc queen VI i'auh sung " ~
country.
From all this you may imagine that my time has sPea
pleasantly and rapidly away. STILL have not lost sight OF
the Interesting events tansprinp in Tho o'a'e "u ~ "
Iuy ple with the manner in which the
Enquirer has discussed the important subjects which have
up You have boldly and conclusvcy demonstrated
the leading claims of the Constitution to the support OF
the people. From what hear, that instrument will COM
nand favor almost everywhere and pleased TO zee that
party all into the discussion, the chief hos
tiy 10 its adoption comes from the Wing side heard to-
day the opinion expressed by intelligent citizen of this
county, Fauqucr would probably 60 two to one for ht
Constitution.
| rejoice see the movement for meeting of the NOR
chants of the State in Convention the 10Th September
next for the purpose of considering and maturing scheme
Of direct navigation. 1t will be noble blow for
Southern independence safety and pospery-and the En-
qurer should be proud Of having made the first suggestion
the subject. The Democratic Convention at Staunon
chow funny the entirely secret of the Wings for
similar Meeting the time and pace seems TO meet
with general favor hope there the finest Conycn-
ton that has met in Virginia. for similar object.
Go in the admirable work of exposing the rotenness CT
the Steward and Fillmore platform of New Yorkand
rue STRIKE you have done for the rights of the States
and the preservation Of the Union.
-<ss>-
HARD HIT
The National Integencer 10 passing eulogy upon the
in which Mr. FILLMORE has been administering the
affairs of the nation INDUCED In the following remarkable
ausion:
"His able and patriotic management of public affairs will
constitute of the brightest leaves in the administrative
history of the nation. The ship Of Stale nearing
already among the breakers the storm cloud col
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