Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

twenty years. includes nearly half the term Of the ,rs,,
duration OF human life, even AZ ;h- pre'sn' sfr,r-sl.,, -
o! civilization. and l. nearly the third NJ he he r., r. -
Watkins Leigh and Of Geo. Washington. T. , H.. -
Nth" temple. or rather II IS the head AID deep .og,.,.
ofrhe temple itself \ knowledge Of the youth o, -.
man j. not merely curious IL . indispeu.abl. a. ~.
Introduction 81 hi, general career. IL Afford. II. ii,
ria,S by which We are enabled 70 WORK oIf. q ,F..rI :,
problrra of his iEr. Thu, It Is that The people. a.
philosopher AZ well ~ the people. love personal -.
They wish 10 know whether Madison sas ! biz " L::l- :
healthy or >ickly. siudious or idle. whether he .lo.- g.,
night with the ha!f grown black boy Of the plantation.
lun,-,l 'rOrn- and 'possuus by the light Of 4 pine lao,
nestled b., the -iic OF his mother whether lie learned IL
Er.Ain-. to dance A1rnstr.6s, or. like w.ddrrhurg =.
been ,upvIri over by q turkey zoe. whether hi, h4.f -
avn IN youth A. Z, appeared 70 grow IN middle M. NJ,
.r,.tics!lv arranged To cOnces!his eaGIy badness, abe.
Their. VA, 4 s,Uint In his eye or ! rea! cross, Who s,r,
Al Eobrrison's school: how hr dressed. Al.
.lrrt. how he amused h!m,cifin that long interval sh..
wa, not auswrrin: to the ayes and noes, making spe-g.
Ard .nt!riins STATE papers, what were hs i"voS:e AZ j,
Ia youth. middle lie and old age what vas the ehas.a.,
u hi. urrar, and how many boz. sdid he buy ~ DuUals.
sale. Who wcrr h, friend. and ~nrishbors, snd Skethe, 4,
ever 'r!! out with them on account - th'ir horses -G4 !
hrr'N.Hs lU'" NJ. field and eating his oats and cora ~
letters De- wrote and VIA; :oohunngs hr H"'i ana dt.a"l
wonderful life which stretched almost rom century to Il
;Gry. The letter, written To hi. father by Ma4is9G, 'f5a
eighteenth 20 III riiirih year. ar. al pFC""fNei. AMI a. 4
possession -: Mr. lsY"s. rhry alone would cDGp :. |
valuable !f-. We sincerely trust hat NT. X. i!ch s,s. 4
10 manuscripts, .ud In hs own !Hi!Maic knowledge y y. /
son lfr u b., after year. will heed our sUssr,'ly., i
".u.r We believe that there j., no man living : .a !
executing such lwofN -'"rv would Si.h the lie ofNat.- |
BE-. huJ. !, = certain. that >Gris = lie must De "rii-s /
the plau We have pointed out. or. IA les 'han svrea 81
after The publication 81 the Madison manuscripts. - L
pp,>c,-l0a 81 Ir. e., such Il ~0rA MI certainly sputi. i
Indeed. De- y.U comply w.,a ".T wishes ~I'h0.; maze.
affecting rn~ plan u the presest ~orS !r Ray cxs' i
noble ant .;a',.mIuaihr survey Of ih- T..acgl .l4-.
OF Madison. ana. Al the rmd 0i rAc'l ~cGgityr. L. 'h- q
note. throw ia The persona! and vGN.'- Iri.i. =
" would interfere with He general Steam ~: TIE U4r:.,
AMI thu. Keep the reader thr"J-' - the -IhJ~s;. D.:
Nr. l.iy,s ,Ip a. he vii. h." will have acquired - rrrg',
icro' Gorr dazzling nttu that ~ icghr ENJOY. Nth h.
;cmroririy-, fr more dUrali" and sra.Tu ih.u he
otlr"rat - have reached.
W.. VII only ny. 20 uUr mi'il-lCrI MI r'.r ra.ar
the; she large type aud tine paper Of TIL, work ..,f
the ry- ,ad io be couch and that . more Tr'rr,.Ia
temptation cannot be- Afforded them than i & he g.#.l
rom Jt.r pages. &. the Ec g! Madison .. one u'H.
-. ,u8 3. tUr OBJ; She rurc,t recorded III human bis. ,
rh- private 'I r.rIer g.: Franklin. Hamilton Raj .,.--
la, h.,u .-sti.rl Ni'h Uir-- 0r les Of severity. ;Hr.. \
u.Js, II WJ>LiagiUu h.> HO, entirely escaped. h.'
shrine 'i Muatpsir-, her CULVER cn.,i, aud. uaG a,.s
.orm. Cu'aguuy ,Touchc. >IrHi aud AbasE~i