Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
For the Enquirer
JUDGE. r.. II. Ri1l.G.

Tie wgrb before last il my privilege Ia say a lev
ots IN your valuable journal IN appreciation Oh inc aC
ton oi judge Bayy. Permit once more small spar'
renew lie subject aud 10 rrcn 10 times, III "ich Juug
piyiv d,j most acceptable SERVICE, aud for which u re
c,lyed The cordial thanks Of The friends %! he Gonslltniirn
in Vpini. with unanimly rarely ever before eXpressea
OF course Mcssrs Editors, have reference 10 me VIA
SIN that seemed 10 riot win some people III t'
Nu,,hnrn cities on the arrival of Mr. Rnssnlh That DE
fiction of mind ia those days with some PERSONS became a.
an epidemic and the days Of Peter The Hermit almost seem
"a to he revived in the outbuai of the people headed b,
certain Corporate authorities and some members 81 'o
nr..s Iudrr,i enrupnred was one Senator, nehe'a
Shield. that H.. decyrei Mr. kussuth 10 be the greatcs
man u the age" Bat "=oLcr second thought came owe
m. sp of the "nrealcs people IN earth anu MI Nos
suth was moi permitted to Undue this Republic ~ qhare
he concocied but which he did not zee TO The h''er eno
having il me scene of nb! and sought safety 10 his re-
treat 10 the doniuuns Of The Porte wen me hoSsu''
Storm was stayed and Judge Bayy win Inc virginia te
cation in Congress- did TO ailay The Wild enthusiasm
Kossuth fever, than any gentleman IN or ont OF o
grcss Wc dn remember the noble sentiments dtii'ele'
nen nv Judge Rlyy and the blunt honesty oil MS colleague
Mr. McAlulrn when Mr.. kDssuth insinuated dstrnst
the position Of The immortal Washington. Ana reJoc
that The first congressional district is now SO arranged tina
the birth place o the FATHER OF HIS coUSTRI WIZ oc IN
der the Immediate supervision Of So able and dlsnghshe
mar, as The able citizen Acc0mac should another DE-
fence be needed his foreign domestic policy We know
uur district viii do WELL very we'll in more giving
Judge lavlr The need OF appreciation, 10y triumphant re
turn Ia th" next Congress.
Again. Lnl that able and udicinus speech n judge
byy delivered in Congress The 25h May, 1852 on IN
"hnaty :" the fugitive slave law and say Nlessrs Ed
tors have every thing To approve and admire in III
lofty stand the convincing argument Ihr legal ability
that powerful SPEECH delivered hy our talented repre-
sentative. That speech alone is enough 10 place judy
Elyly in lie foreground OF able mi distinguished
:" the mother States and u statesmen. Ss hn deserve
support.
But, a=aia hoax his defence Of The Of Virginia
the subject of 'pntrunsnr charge That was trough
against lii. Stat" bl Mr. Bnnkcrnil then in Congress-
The of Judge BayIy 10 Mr. Btinkehotl scah
Ing and searching froindar Tie speech was never an
swrrcd, lnr hr besl ~ the world it waS filled viii
pt.IV fh,
Ia the wrong, that Ia: could mol answer But why dac
these isolated ii Judge Rayly his whrr
Congress has been service OF ncacnlable benefit tn
Union Ga finance questions, no nationally speaking
can rArr his wr stored mind He may have equals GA tn
great questions Of The day. but supcrors there
nnnr either house III Congress. But. ] plnse. iun
readers McSsrs Editors may think partial my JaIsr
of Judge Bayly well, perhaps am hut this say
that If am parrish cannot ho mistaken in the worth
his past services IN Congress and believing thus aud know
ing from the past what expect ol HIM Tor the future
crvcnIly hope that The first congressional district viii
give him cordial and united support Along shGe and
interior, extend him beat wishes Tor hi
success Yours, MlDDLE&EX