Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-21
For the Er7u;r1'
p. II.

MessrE. Editors: | sn much c:anaad 20 see \ VII.
trr, owe. ~, signature 81 "Ju-nre." has pu' III ro'Hi'
ton, Tor tho post Of Attorney General. Pntfitf; h"iiry
Ayle;r, OF thr city o; Richmond. l,i0", can oedT
testimony TO the ;s"iencv, h uncommon display" o.
a-yum.i.: aud t~i.uueuce OF Nj. a. in trh-,. ut III"
q, ~.,vrrs;lc party. On rur!ry occasions. | -ndors".
viii, pleasure. every thing which justice has snd
il faN y. uI mis- gentleman; and l <" %ia:lilrr. f".rts
sed, naturally, OF a veTy strong mini. lie mas 1iii:.' u
no opportunity Tor Improvement; Ind has laid up a
STORE of IA, fui kuowledgA, With hr can bring 10 Tear
upon any suIj.ct-uniikr, IN lhie respro', 'n- III -tr"fic
iIsht o. some intellecrr, blazing forth 10 dAzz'e t;e
world with &. effuigence for s Whit enc the, neccm'
lug ertlnguished forever. lie has ali ms tie Deem
addicted 10 habits OF c'nss nppiica'iuu and Industry,
ana as a natural consequence, III. mental improve
rpru. i.ss been regularly rrHI'esh'Vs. About i"c
year 1916 he was q student ~ Cannfidge, attending
he law lectures 81 Judge Siory. 81 jr-Hy c.!sbIni"c
for profound legai acqu.reinent- aud e1iensipn cru.
ditiun. At thet eariiy ak he developed he griui OF
future distinction, end lie prot-teorn, in consideration
of proficiency in his studies, Conferred HIN IN: de-
gree OF L. l.. Is. l man.!uiI the tact Tor ne pu'pph:
CT Introducing arotIer circnm-tanc., which +. h'Sa'y
creJIiabIr, and u laurel epc!r ling the brow III young
Ay'eit. About this time q meeting was called al
Fan-uil Hall, with u view 10 organizing u regiment
for the Mexican war. MIR. A., then E student, attend
ed, and being invited to address that vast assemblage'
he complied with the request, and Inade a speera
which va. characterised ut The liine rs u 'maSerly
,S5R." lie stood W msntuiy and !ear!essly, yOuns
rs he " us, la UsiCbSG VI JAW 'S''E' ""t 49,
ioy IN. war into the cnsny's kingdom, eTappIed With
,,s monster, auriil!Uni:m, 10 hs own stlrrS hold,
win a power tina; reflected credit uson him'eii and
nogor Upon tie spulll. fheac tLinEs have moi Ueen
81 soon iors"ttea.
Soaauc Il liz axe has dout mo,e ~i"slera'e and pub
forward he srandara OF D.nrc!nic pr,nciilIs'hsa I.
il. Aylu;;. lis pcw.r= rs h "!ncf, "Haai' ii '.i-: d."
"a "a ~ v",rrP %f iG"fa. q uH : .sAR} Ti"@fir{h i; in.fstFS HH tYi5ooa9'ES""G:"
ny. oru1o:.. lie nas heretofore a:ila toT ;J,.log Al
i,- hands ct his paTty-bel:s con'en; 20 labor -. he
vi.eyGrt, from a conviction Vi Gufy an! love II ine
employment. But the people. Tie rank AID HE, IN
vnomducy, .ho mstses, III understand these things,
and are no, lad d=ren. spectators OF passing eveh;s,
They are, moreover. never uayra;e;a'' and WI D.
one who has rendered himself distinguished 10 advo'
cacy OF their principles. =,
Depend upon it, .Msss-s. Eiitors, ia view o. q.
these recommendations the private worth AMI spo:-
less integrity of Mr. A, the Democracy Of Virginia
could not be better pleased than TO seeth!s cthce con
frrred upon BIN. They bel;ero him competent i"r
shy place within tho git of tie people. SUCH. at least
is The sentiment Of A~LBEaARLE.