Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
Per me Ea2''rt'''
HENRY 4. WISE.

Do cream and mantle hH' " e'"'.''"s I''''
Aud do Il wIiiul stiffness en- 'i'''i'
With purpIsr q IL, -T"-srd in AN nlhh''"
OF wisdom grnyiry. profound r"hci'
As who rhuii 80. II Iin Sir Oracle,
""' WIN" oP' NY - lWrcLnW of I'""'
Ta,Ieyreul fine prince of politicians, said that IN
power Of speech WAS given T." man 10 o, ,'", in,
thoughts" The staIesnrll o, ia,iE, If the Omeen:
sm.,L rmn v lliclI nil Thought ar nrahhs I, ~
r,uIrJ. The House OF Peers, III hr.r ',, !;
Inv u,,ir,. closely the same rule h' ~ uumi.
'M ~ m,nou pIuc.-. Ia the House 81 1o'''' ",
stale c"li,i" ,n,her does nmally give Vent Il
new ;, md originality of thought, but N SUD-
I'. dawn hy the regular drbnterS' Whose Slee'''''
Arc ,u,r,, tclior. than thrice told taI"
Vrxin. the luilrnr ol drowty in"n'
r.,,.. of tn, United Stntos is becoming 4imo'
40 ,v.Il-brrL as dull and m"'irf"hons, rs ."o ,,.,
~ D. Hut for the 'l,rar Garden IN Ill" LOW W.
W,s. Courrcssinna debates would hc ni S'P''l wv,
- iuII,L,y us the sound oi II mill or the dT"ll'..S
water. Politicians g""eTay ie'u .as nr,.nu.
Jonathan Wild He said "a lie was too p.I'h
,i tn Inc told of,n" They think that trUll ''''''a'
hs most carefully ecun"mised They prac'Lcu m."
rnmnitnlism, and wenr al all times CLOAK .,
r;,us reserve and affected dignity 10 cV'rr" I 4.
,;,',S or 10 cover their intellectual intrt'S:: 81
&C., gr,w in rruutuiium they begin, too, 10 l"n""
ho svre Of tint unprincplcd but cunning STATES
man. Henry ".
BY being seldom seem cou'i no. S,'r'
i:H .n' , .''miI ,i their children. This is he.
OILERS would say where winch IL h"''"s''"N''
| Thus did keep my p"r.m ;rr*i ANA new
Nv presence. like robe 9"m"'"''
Nc',r ,rrn but wund'r", at .. ,, n.
. r NJ, ,r;i, rrnc,i,,. none "f thl- trick
Because Mr.. WISE wiz. h,.,u.. he !. hold
ery. huubugery aud chaf'a'a'lS,l ',I s,';, IN his
md candid generous unrrServci' ANA N'" III ;,''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. be- d.i.si- we" anu h'hhh'SS NJ III
rusly that he will neither Wink III men, nor '",''
nr,ni., with them but is ever l"r'ih'S' ''"''h'"''e
and 10 lush them he haS maze nh',,y r"',' I,a,
snhirr:,d himself I" much d.7p"Ia:rlh1ht h"'
,. ruoliIics united Ia Roman sIIpll',IS ana hlr5-
rity of character and Ia that s'Su'"r i"c'!S WIN
wIir, he meets danger i'll the ih'c--""h ny h"E IT,
,,;J, ;,-hnyr made him two friends, wiicr" ms HIr
| " ho,. I.t him ou. His conduct "i the tiubcr.
u,,,r;sl cuuyass alone is sglir"nito prove a' il"-
endowed with quick pcrr"p'!"'l' rap"l ana c"hilrr
| Lrus:vr urwers III combination, great courage ti"
pucnce energy nnd perseverance me resi- III MS
iLjic III. Ias been uf n pcc" with his hearing an
! III ncc,si,n lie ism gnn! lawyer scholar states
mnu md orator but above all. lr j! Az HONEST MD
rr,wIrssM,x. He is cnpha;icaily the nun Tor II
rris. or an rAiSency--suc! as Rome III tr"uhI"'s
tr,,.. would have made dictator. w" much fear M
| ,;nu,v ar n crisis imprnd, III This country.
W. do, not nominate Mr.. Wac for thu Presidency.
| We have seen communications III ia" rGprrs which
were guilty Ut the had taste {" RECOMMENDING others
| bv disIar;r;uu him. To Ninlicii'. hun from a,p"r
.nu is NIL we desire. I,t the range I'll scrcinn he
vide aud the choice Of candidate Unbiased by pre-
! iuGrr or lnsrc presentations.
| Hunter buchanan, CasS Dickinson, Pierce, Doug
las and several others Hrc unrac.piiolIablr. We
woulI write their ainrs witt! that of ileucy ~ Wise
in Round Robin. Hunter Is the FdbillS ii Virginia,
Wise her Marccus. And yet they can interchange
characters. Hunter, on occasion, can play Marcel.
lus, and Wise often concea!3 Fabian pocy behind
a seeming rashnCss.
.pondcnrc of the Richmond Enquirer.
GO>us nnd observation-disclosures r0oES-IraryJ J.
Raymgnd-Am"r,ran In,t'tui,-i|cinrcs-Rrr,i
t.JHs-R0chcl-Frcmch R"iHgtcS, .fc.
NEW YORK, Now 30. 1850.
Tho elections through which we have just passed
have tiug.d the whole Of the waters in our pnlltical
streams. The K now Nothing pary having obtained n
majority in the State arn E"w III high hopes. they
speak exuugly upon the probability oi cltctImg
Governor ut the next vacancy, and Erastus Brooks
appears to be their iurc-ordancd candidate. Since
his election, the people III the vicinity have been 10
ANNOYED by the demonstrations OF his party, that
they complain of il nuisance. Having, i short
time before his election, passed through very aII-
mated discussion with Archbishop Hughes, his cleo
ton is looked upon ns an especial triumph over the
Catholics and the Irish. His late victory lIn3 i;tn
SAT, blow To the aspirations u Dan! Clhnnnn, us ronks
is an unuurstionublc native with several generations
bctwer. him and liiud0oC ur Celtic blood. linannlS,
however, looking forward Ia the White House The
Hard Democrats are IN high slee, and the hopes ut
Dickinson are prOportInnabiy chtcd. The "S"i's
feel in perfect harmony with their name. II is the
most uaturul thing in IL. world that the liarcis should
| cut i!rm.
The Rcpubicans were simply in an experimental
state until the elections passed. The result
showed their strength, and the effect is already ap.
preciateI in the tone O some OF our ambitious rtI'
IelIs. As the must probable antagonist 10 ErasinS
Brooks. | may mention lIcury j. RaylEOni--thc
E,litor-in-C Chief of the New York Dnily liInes-who
now, Tor the rst time during his career aS II journal.
ISL takes decided stand any question. The Times
may now be set down rs n Republican sheet. and its
Editor-nur Lieutenant Guvcrnor-tbc most likely
person to the Republican candidate for Govern
or al the next State election. Possessed ut coIIhllca
Bile eIoluence, crafty rs fox and an ambition that
would weep because i had more worlds 10 conquer
Raymond smore likely 10 he Successful III whntevcr lie
undertakes tum ANY other man III teclty O New ork
lie posscsHes the advantage uI youth, aud the control
of one Of The most uluenal papers in this city
Erastt,a Hrnoks has a-o tho control Of newspaper
is quite Young man, and industrious. Tho race be-
tween him and Raymond will bc Il terrible struggle,
rs every vote cast for either will be worth Jcw's
eye.
The Fair of the American Institute closed q few days
since Its success il sud commentary upon the mis-
management of the great Fair held first in the Crystal
Palace. The dissertation cleared over Sl2,0OO. The
nett receipts amounted 10 over SN Olhl; they met
with such TINT they nude Overtures for the
purchase of the Palace. The price set upon II is tw"
hundred thousand dollars This, it is understood, they
have agreed to pay when they got renewal q!
the Lease OF The land, upon which il is built from the
legislature
lures on ull conceivable subjccslrom the philosophy
ot tooth picks. 10 Thoughts upon creation Some per-
sons Imagine that AL occasional crunb ol instruction
may be picked up by listening to these dsr"urses but
the regular attendance I'll sn many Gun he accounted
for in no other way tham that class of persons are,
ut rrrtain periods laburing under peculiar excite.
mcnts--iho worst symptoms of which are mltlgatcd
by listening Ia somebody's talk. Ihackerdy hns got
through with the -Four Georges" in New York. lie
has been requested Ia drl;YHr them AT Be.chrr's
'hur,h lSlt nd lief. n Dasp OF
young men in the sGlo city. II Is Il debatable qucs-
ton whether they much admired for their lite
rnry worth rs frr their hearty abuse Ut English man-
ncrs hall century ago. To The ears OF the judcl"us
the lectures would sound quite rs well if they were
not written especially for IN American market.-We
in New lGI: have always sul.c o "uniisua lntc.
rest which, Our friends Oi the Home journal would
say, is calculated 10 create conversation ut the tea Ia.
Die. The subject OF this moment upon the taps il
work by the Musical Director Of the Academy ~. Mu-
SIC CrOtchcls aud Qmavcrs or the relations Of an Ope
ru Manager, published by French Nassau street. The
book is written in M easy, rollickn; style and every
page is as fall OF interesting gossip rs il eau hold
Max Mnrezrk, fine author, is German, and we can
easily overlook I'D" Gcrinaneh style ul hs English,
by the racy malner III Which ho lnus some Of "nr
authors and artists over the Goals. The prcnce is
model al easy ASSURANCE. Whoevcr r-nds it will
surely through the whole book. The lnHnRg ,riif
OF the Italian Oprrn hhs. II" d"nb been Il mystery
Ia great portion o the press OF the country. Crotch
cts aud Quavers, throws IL flood Of light upon this
subject. SUmc Of the IN it are amusing
the description OF Sanchn panzn's defence of hi4
island by Ccrvani,:s. Rachel, in finely written and
beautiful address, bid la, on SATURDAY night Il fare
well, for the present. Up t" this time she has been
very successful II is said that sine has already clear
el 100000. Philadelphia will be the next snenc of
her lrumphs. The "Quakrr City" having, for Il long
time, been the lea, in such matters, we await, must
anxi"i-y the result of ltacIrl's slrcc,s there.
Considerable feeling is manifested here upon the
subject of the expulsion Of the French Refugees from
the Island Of jersey by the English government
We feel n certain amount ni shame, mingled with pi.
ty, Tia. England should give such evidence of rucl-
nncc 10 Louis Napoleon. Her cnrins sce in speedy
symptoms of decay, and her best friends acknowledge