Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21


comfort Out Of the action Of The Legislature upon any
If these subjects we hope to great good accung unu
the Stale and in the future rejecting much cteo nnr
those whose hands at The lime susIalneu ''' 'ao'
laws"
JUDGE MASON AND THE DIPLOMATIC pAh'o,
Paris correspondent, Of The Washington Stnn"" "''o
thus sensby of The conduct of Judge Mason 10 ieEa'u
the Diplomatic Dress.
The eubec, of Mr. Marcys instructions 10 and
dress has attracted some and talented Tenre
ia little spoken OF here Our Mason wns presented
sentative at this cauTt, M john MasoI hi -, rho nm
in plan clothes THAT ls suit OF oiacA Id no f,r ore
neror and empress but finding thai nc "ou W h nvL
pelo. u insn nv nne else and believing tnal ne coua
his country her important &C. , ~ which he
fully by conforming 10 tho customs ~ and mood taste
- ,orsod,ed hc with Rrea, tact. Juosin aha 49, ~
ii,Inp for any lntlmution from Inc court on
hn stic, adopted plain courotess .! out ,t. nf
navy and sondns soaI b ~ warmly received
QUE e' nd h,s n rood prospect OF making conmeela
Iv with France which will be OF great oenei' ~ e "o
nations soues coat which is Of back velvet embroidered
.tr ,ri,h silk lace Is told, one ., ilie %
conydresscs made In Pltls on 70 ontin T.; bI,rL
8, Berlin who refused Reception III o'aGA'
our hln.s Ion,.S has moi vet TRANSFERRED But az DIR.
Mary only recommended plain clohes 'o .an Inn,
~ sc al his discr.tun, think inc n. ia The ouest
n viii produce difficulty al the court VIE ., ,ne nnbIr
N M The host 10 responsible for any injury 10 tne puou
I,,rssis which may flow from ie,Gsui oh m,o 49, -,
conform to the rsqusnons, eauu" II ia said that Or.
dress ana d =, The French court 10 Quaker dress,
nj ,n.s we'll received. This was no aouDl III eone
s when Dr. Franklin was here seeking inc lfehosnp "
t, ,ecoyused as 'sapdnti" but when ne was ap'
minister he made his appearance al court IN tne
dress no could procure on short notice. a. has ue.
dred wig was an indispensable part 0i the court
1,rvs There wcs time TO make one lor Dl' rfanS,
and hs head was large that no Wig then mado IN fas
~nrid Ar HIM He, however procured one, ano ~cnl ~
m,, In fnI dt ss wig ard all The lord chumoetan met
@ 10 The mite room introduce him to The kog VINO DC.
mnisd nm inner apartment. Upon seeing Dr. ffhnRn inc
od .ha mberlain became conyulsed with laughter ano re-
MINING 10 the king said u cannot Introduce Or Frank
II. i ia impossible TO see him without laughing. He is
in ull court costume but his powdered Wig mnch 700
small for his head and as he pulls u down before Gochs
IN behind and when he pulls II down behind II COCKS up
nsIorr" LET the doctor come in without bis wig thcn
said tho king laughing. franklin, stung his wig INTO MS
ed hat STROBE into the apartment amidst Inc memohl
OF the company. ,,i,
representatives 10 another have no Jurisdiction over Inc
drcss or ceremonial required by the courts 10 ~ncn ey
are accredited long the requirements are eAaceo rom
ALL The executive OF the United States has JURISDICTION as
tho dress and ceremonial be observed al It's rccepon
and nav II peaee prohibit The foreign ministers from aP
nearing there except In plain clothes But what are pleh
clothes This subject OF dress Is very ueca'e one o1
poclaus To handle Here black coa black pants, wne
yest and white cravat constitute the plain clothes oil me
American Citizen least OF the American fashonaoe CHI
zen In the evening; but that precisely the drcss OF gen.
emans butler servant In England so mat he repre-
,eutaves of our country abroad would be CONDEMNED 10
wear the uniform of English sevant' lhat 10 not PoPu
lar view the by any means, but IL ID ono ~nc
some might take. 49,.
In sober ruth II is to be regretted that 30 much has been
said upou this subject. There Is nothing 10 when tne
French proverb Is more appcabe VIC u ne raul pas "a
ch1nGeile."