Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

and extracts from tho COdrscss anu u"e' "i'h'"
materials the precious aud The pure can meyer DC
ru., down ta. ,,rcrics VI Il uunb DESPAIR Never
will 1t lose sigh; OF the paterna character "l "oo.-
| rhouy! r,ken be lis wing, II VIII Try 10 s"ar.-
Though the oracle be dark ana Ambiguous, II VIII Ia
y,rrhly interpret its offerings. Ii will count the
lows Which vet remain, rather than those which nave
departed. Ii will wipe from the mirror OF Hope 'ne
| br. ath. moisture "i douh:, and allow II 10 rrh''
ntresh unrinud"d images and high above me s,'' ~
if will hang bow vi promise, like sapphire S',''
,nuse 4 serenity, and generate II trustiulc's.
possession will ennoble while il blesseS Tile
child of humanity Zee. T.. .J""eS'
crvru, w,.uxc,oy's LAST NorE.-Every IN
I.rt in tI, III. of Washington is fuil OF interest
Tint plain, heroic magnitude o Hin ,;Ias, ~ all
,ui.h.d M inn above all other NEIL was e''uen' ~ ~
hjs actions Patriotism, cii"sleheu y! Io ~; Iii
mo,, md rarcfu thou .ht, prompted all Ills Ruo.'
, J wade them examples for the study ahq gu''
i,nc of mankind. II has been sold thar no one can
h.,a ,b. shortest interview with truly Srent n W,
without being made sensible OF MS SUP M y.,o ~,
,n, MANY who have some way earned .io .rtie w
,st ,his il by no means true. lis hpillchouiiy I"
IN, character Of Washington Is yerlhea I'D Tue lo"n
,np interesting circumstance, reiaeu ny
dent of the Charleston Courier: "% Hs p; 80,
.nys this correspondent, "whcn General Gs NM -;
yav, his lrst vote. Ii i'll the spring OF l''I III
The town of Alexandria. lie died the eleventh o'
December following. The courthouse OF rai.GN
county then over TIE , "u ~ i
o,rly fronting Gadsby's tavern. Inc entrance 70 II
wa. bv slicLt flight If crazy steps on TIC o"su'
The election was progressing, several thousands ="
u.rsons were in the courthouse yarG anu 'n1u"
| ueyhboring streets, anu wsH St"nun'H va ~ Irb
80 wbpn the Father OF his country drove up auu
;nr,.!irly approached the COURTHOUSE steps anu
! when within yard or iwoOt tileni' saw eIS". ~
rond-luoking men, frpn different direS'ios ect
ly without the least concert spt'nS haSJ md ann
and place themselves III positions 10 uPtoiu anu sup
,nrt the stems should they fali in the Gehcrai as
cent of them. was immediately ct his oach ANU !"
lint unsitiou entered the curt house WIN n,'n
lowed in his wake through dense crown ~ Wv p""
| hoard him yote--rrtgrned with him TO The oalwat"
.rnwd-heard him clIrcred by more than tmo 'hnu
sand persons NJ he entered his carrIaSra'd sd" us
lrparturr There were hreu SIX chha'u".cS VI, nv
bench, sitting, and as tho general appro"eet
tb.y rs. in body and bowed sinillngy AMI the sal
ntniinn having been returned very gracefully, the
General Immediately cast his eyes towards the regis
rrv of the polls when Cnlone! Dencae think II was)
| ..;d "W.l General how do you vote ! The Gene
| ai .,L .d ar the candidates aud said Gentlemen,
v for measures not for men, and turning 10 the re-
corling table. audibly pronounced ms v's-sa" II
yu,ercd-made graceful bow, and retired
! PARENTAL HORULGGY; OR, WARNINGS
| RY 4 INTERCHANGEABLE on, i.ase q watch, should
be very carefully regulated; he be 100 E: 40 MOI
attempt 10 make him suddenly slow and II too SLOW,
DO not violently urge him 10 rnpun!.
,uycnderrth surety S,.t rupdi'y frequently ieaue'
! IN ruin Wind him up caras!ly with the Key OF w!
counsel and take care that thou dos. not oreaA Tue
spirit of ty offspring by the haste OF my temper
Inc nisht an uaa s., U., ,h. dnnr 10 mischief
:nd hours are tile nucirnS OF good days, anu ne VINO
,n.rh TO bed esly will early rsr IL his proicSslo.-
onI after the doings Of thy rather wth Inc lhh-
Wi" L. - "a ., lao ,i,,r.r finn the SILL SO is a sou
'n' ',.,i,,'as fa.,,.r FIR watch-iD!oprUss
eo"'e ''''''
u,rn ,xn OTHER Porus. By ALFRED TENSYsoS,
! PuErL,uRgArE Published by Tichnor & Fields
| n,,, lRm.iv.I from James Wuodhouse
| ~ .,,..;,;, ,h, or;p;,u that everv
| "e''"N'' ''P '.:. NJ
| very decided loser OF lehhEs"n eAiu's''o 'o"N
must feel disappointed IN ia imperfect eccentric mel
| a t ;,.os ns IN NauJ Rut critics of noto think
| w! "e '''>' ,,.;,o
differently aud. therefore, we sHe.Aon '''!"
in preference to our own. The following eiaooThe
| ;,. :, .x,r,c,ad from tba on,yn Examiner:
| 80, :; .;,, q ,rrac,
Mr.. lehhEsoh .'""" 3D. III e';;' .t,,,;pJ ,L
! cohuWt ~ man, VI '' fI w - ,io Iu", ,,o,sr,
highest popularity among it"ue'e W. ~. ',, @
tlun IL represents i"'r "' 'te Pi ' ,,,n,
mess hut o! heeNn III u man ','.'u t az ;I n
the .uriac. of the snem lies the obvious fact that II
embodcs story of sGnc length. in which there occur
striking incidents 80 told &c awaken lively symph.
thy and interest is plain also that the tale l. t"d
in series OF highly finished little poems, Ehich serve
rs transcripts Of successive moods in the Ipi% OF
young man who is the hero and connect win each
| mood impressions irom without that accompany H.
and take their color from il. o. from the incidents Dy
| which, it was bcgotten.
| The poem Of .Ha"d then, us sO&H :" the leauer'
lies wholly III The mind " this YOUTH OF i~sh'y-h'e'
of who's, past story suoo learn wEU we hcse I"
know. His spirit has bern carry troubled D! Tue S."'
zen. aeS' , VI iIS r md he has lived too much
apaf from nGiaa .;s ,ri,ae III. hsart !. sore,
I $50 :, / ,,-o.t;u. H. m. yiiap, il is thus he
broods
p,~h,,, Tim .o,,,o mud ,ordor ,o,o
ro,na n,, If brr ni,vinr wo,nnnhool
- ON I nat nm I M, here pl,nc
sor am no.' am, n .;,,, .' ah ":""1
NY mo'iEr, W" . WIS 20 Sg hn, una zoo"
w.. SSsIf lid j., H.. ,,l.uyninr who'd.
Where | hear the dead q. midday moan,
And the shrieking rush OF tho walnscot ino''s"'
Aud my own sad name IN corners c:led,
When the shiver oil dancing leaves Is ih!""h
About Its echong chambers VIDE,
I'LL 4 morbid hate AMI horror nave grown
OF world in which have hardiy mkt,
| And morbid eating iichch h1t
| On heart half turned 10 stone
| o., ; ;,o ,u ,,,a.s :. L,pg renpe
| oiSoou iuu"'"S NV " ~ " ,;,,S,;, g,
open 'oe'ers utn I'iiit'n' ..i 'nT ~ ~, i; n,
society 9hd II atPc"un ~" .ls v" ' ~ MI -
end 81 liie sGaie Nv "m paf nun ivy anro hat -,
~haa spf Da me v,',, vii duIl mon the evil
| iohciy u's"Ppointe" !uut III W" ,. -. - -; liz,
'hGt Is IN inc woIu, anu an tl"t - O. ,,o h"'
70 of This poem is presented to US in the first instance
chatting against the fraud and wrong of which the
world j. full This is his first mood and the strong
impressions that produced il are revealed ut the came
Time In The hollow behind the wood his father
hodv had heputound,
0'u! "'' '''"''''
| Mangled. and hatthn and crush u' anu uih'eo mo
There vet lies the rock lat fell with him when he
| fell
o..
Did he hinS hiinse!, HoMn' WIZ A"o"'' XVI " e''"'
speculation hal iall d.
Aud ever he mutter q aHd mauuen O. ana ef9 WATT
| with despair.
And out he wuik'd when the wind Ike broken
| - ,t a;S I'D -, ,,o r,;,,d woodlands drive