Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14
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naNyIfTR RAILROAD SUPPER.

Shortly after p NJ on last Saturday evening" oN' Va
the gentlemen who had enjoyed the EXCURSION WIZ.
cradle accession Of recruits, sat down 10 IN
nor in Tho di,,r room of the Exchange HOTEL (says the
Tmes0 President Tuns,a presided at the heaa OIL 'he
ho an, h agreeable hospitaities with ms usual
snirit The yands were delicious the wines e5ceh' anu
the flow of oraory wit and true virginia ecs ; h
The order of proceeding began with series OF loass
rho chiefly in Compliment to the various improve
ment interests ofthe State But lesc rho
sponses from gentlemen whose rcaAs Teu u rad
o ,os h.rel comneed when the small hours nad arrived.
,os, ,hc sneakers were Messrs. Tunsal Gioro, 100
r. Sce, Senar Chiffon Watts, Bouldin Russell aud opeea;
Some Of Mr. Tunsas u ,e CHALLENGED good
bnnarcd and very humorous reply from Mr. Cnion Mao
utterly condemned all assimilation OF our goodly ola 2a.
hcr more prosperous Confederates OF the NoIih r NJ
Nc, - !; m,rim which might have been the test Oh Wi
chiI,on,s remarks Although avowing himself liien u
,aa mnroyements he argued that they should DC pl1se
nn,ed ,rh elaboration, so that our genuine ]
49, ~, ia ar,dica,ed by sudden prosperity Ahonss
many Of his good things, we remember pai h.adad
we'll deserves repetition lie said practical s.os States
go ~ he ofter travelling through the Noriheln oate
1 ,hs remark: "The difference between the u @
and southern people is that they cat all they can h hard
sell all can't eat Inc ap" ,ns ~ Uneaching" Mr.
Wo,,s Of Roanoke earnestly endorsed all the views
cbil,on and enforced them with some very sHons '
of his own. - ,.ro ,h II o,o If friendly discus
sion The Union was forgotten and senien. LIN heaT
its nernetuity offered by Nh Boudin was drunk WIN '
70 aood will and rounds OF applause. - ,roooscd
Ne have been favored with the toasts that were iit
bv Tho President which indicate very Praise"o'' F
II concord towards other improvements c o.,ss, in
Vi,ainia-Great in l769-greater in liio-sisa; III
,7eq If in 1851 her relative power and position - '''
;sh.d lsi those no control her destiny answer why
Ths President of the United Substituting an JIM
secr,ted in our hearts by the memories OF It's S. ~
IT'S present incumbent will be entitled 10 on, sJ
shn save il from becoming that OF States diSul. ~ soo
The Governor of VirgniaWithout local p,eJuuu ~
,;onn ceIne-the abe consistent and steady adyocae u
her Internal Improvement. He strikes boldly ioi s'
honor-because striking for her highest interest ,,
Ioternn Improvement and,P Popular Education-iie
nshes most the education of the people who achieves
in stimulating the industry and rewading the iao'f' "N''
profits procure H. c I-,,irinr md
The James River and Kanawha Company n'Ni's uAa
uncopoucrsble as its mighty stream may It's
March be DER the mountain wave,
Tho RcoSd and spite of
difficulty and disaster yet erect and paying a.p.hu '
hold the good things that are come on 81 h.;, of
brotherhood bndng together in common interest those
who might otherwise be rirais. -, M,
The Roanoke and Seaboard MISUNDERSTANDING fhFnia IKE
from her former ashesshe challenges our admiration Tor the
renewed energy and swlncss OF her movements
The Central RailroadDcsned in its success TO bring to
our dccaying energies healing upon Its wings as tue
winters upon mountain ne give vlgor and freshness 10
the invalid.
the East and the West, Norfolk and Memphis the Atanc
and Inc Mssissipp, may shake hands together.
The South Side Misunderstanding and active IA steam
engine: Ii will know rest until shall have gathered IN
its trim The contributions OF the ONO ana HlsssslpP OF
Guyandot;c and Memphis
The Winchester and Potomac Railroads. the chyean
theum among flowers blooms fairest and sweetest amid
osts so has gathered ygor and strength from difficulty
and danger.
The Orange and Alexandris Railroad-"Fairest among
flowers, and altogether lovely" ~
The Manassas Gap Rairoad-Behold the child Of ysster
day the strong man of o-day-sprngng from Legislative
action like Minerva from The head Of JUPITER, full armed
and complete.
The Press-Enlightened and patriotic May its rivalry be
contest for virgnias nteeststhc victory to him who
shall achieve most for their advancement
The Virginia Conyention-rhc trustees OF our dearest
rights the guardians of highest honorwe look to them
with hopes high as the interests they have in charge
All The Improvements in Virginia" Behold how beautiful
a thing it is for brethren 10 dwell together in unity"
The Judciary-We cherish its representatives upright
and pure without spot or bemish."
The CITY of Observation-Disclosures generous and pa
rotc-wc cherish her as tho Metropolis, and honor her for
her virtues.