Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-11
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soud not See j; his eye- were not closed bya
oath! He who is not satisfied with The Cove "
condensed discussion" Of The crisi. and /: Il
uoon our banks and turuces to bc actually 20 4
rn'urnful and unhappy mood, becanse i Go.~ra y
will not ampiify the Mu-ke; que-iioc tor ~
;ra'ihcaton W. advise the ""hg' :. by ,r I'd.
'np'e supply OF ammunition. and load up ~ "..
or'h' 'oF' OF all the important th.Ees 10 b. d'sru
during Inc session cf the LEGISLATURE his VI i.,,.
question is undoubtedly the greatest Thst sud 1'.
move! and momentous question o! the sun i p
me, will call forth al! hi. powers of logic e.! his %
luence, all bis genius. in sc all the cres'!,. AZ
imaginative faculties of his humorous ard ,iv.Iy
brain. Il is delightful tune, we'll harped Upon, o.,
viii display the skill of the performer 10 tho s:es.
perfection.
Il 'ih- Clerk Of the Senate broke down "'',.-
abou. an honr'- ha-d -v,h III reading the olesss..r
aud bolh his lung and his brain have 5esn .sr1-s.
" affected" how can the Wing" be SO crue! g O..
desiring to increase the length Of the mssssg, by ,X
pansicns upon the Musket and Sun Dog them. %
place all his readers in the same terrible cont:Iou
The "Whig' laments over the condition OF The :
nator from the Fredericksburg District. and says
saw that Senator in world o: agony yesterday, Ia-t
trying 10 carry the messages from the SeDat.
Der 10 his lodgings" We are happy 10 guLouuc, ;g
our readers that both the Clerk and the Senator
ed brighter the next morning and their -yrs -'.C-i
ly flashed with more lustIe, from the pleasure 90,
instruction they experienced by entertaining p-i
sal of the entire messages. They have been gtea;
y refreshed. The physicians, upon an INSPECTION a.
each of their persons, unanimously repor, tLsi
lives have been prolonged several years suG IT.:
mental energies greatly improved.
The'Whig," in his humorous vein cong!s,uls:es l.a
readers that his I,aPsr upon which the message
printed, may be OF some service 10 them lhi-
not the first time that such congratulations uI-'.
have been indulged in. Many Of our reader, 80.
doubt not, have found them servcesble Gu,ra. gr,
many political wats in which tho Wing has be,u b.
gagged. Some of the old ladies in the country ..t.
had The pleasure of tying up their pickle y;.s,
pots and found them exceedingly us.fu!.
How fascinating il is TO listen 10 the Wig wr e
i, branches Oft from the Nuke; and Eagle raap.,.
into compliments upon his friends. They a..
up brown" Hear il upon the Speaker end tbs ..:
of the House of Delegates Il is Ike 4 tesr car'.=.
| ing child "Mr Speaker looked very naura ..
the position he has so long occuPled-ecd ii ;s'.-
| about usual. Hansford is good fellow -. s
smart fellow, with the moAt fascinating brow b.
| white beard scattered about his face g the ir,.-
| time, which could well be imagined H i. ien
| p,ctur." This is of his musket fashes. j. ~
did not fear that should make the Spesker suc
| Clerk both blush, We should defend their Yer
pulchritude and fire b.underbuss al Their
! In the dsys OF the Old Romans it daug::p.-
thing to handle Pa,rcians beard. Sosno how
| ever, not so easily provoked.
The Wing" is SO full OF muskeis tia: Il bss t=cai-
fiery, sa.tpetrei.h, and is ready 10 tsyonet every %
! and every person that comes acgoss lie mind.
| Lieutenant Governor, because he 70 Deuce, ,
| must BE- ncontnentIy charged upon. And so L
| on after this manner the new LleuteuaL. y .-
ernor, Mr. Jackson from soE where or .. her C..
| the Senate 10 order''-"The Governors Leu,tGar.
il decent, genileinanly looking cor; Of n9aa, tx
has AL awfGly dull and heavy app a!aucr.' w
know full well there is accouC,IDs Tor .s;ca. =:
We suggest, with all due dci.Ienc-, ;hrG o"- q ..-
| ia son who, Il, is true did cnu- from
| aud is somebody, while he may n", De es Lsuts
. man as the editor OF tue "W.Ig !. uoi I .l..
| k,ary appearance. He Wi. no, weigh mo-.
the editor, and We have thought there ~ns E
hi. eye and elasticity and buoyancy OF boh nI....
and body, that are snything bu, dull. The e;sJo; :
The "Whig" char. hat the Li-utensU! GoverGoi g.
all the time twisting and screwlus, a. il :ou7 Y.
chievous boy or ether had played prank uPon hs..
| and filled his sea; VITA nred--'-snd lie sugsests y
the Senate to app,..; COMMITTEES to see Il his ,-L
| he so." We woGl: respectfully propose tas; q q.
editor should constitute himself COMMITTEE oi B..
| 10 make the examination. He wog!d asceEietu g. :;
only abou; tie needles, but whether the Govc.u-.
| Lieutenan; was dull and heavy.
We hope the Wing" whi continue the " rr-.a {;
| business" We shsl turn our attention 10 ;to u-
por,ant subjects upon which the Governo! has 81. e.
so much light, hoping that many OF his recoam . =
tons will NEE, with favorable response i,Jl.
| nf the DeOule