Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

perior going with h.fu anil dlscooored canvas to
In. Editors OF papers, who disposed to exercise all
~ hch they dislike, (ca this, ibciiing, eaiumny fac
ton, assassination Of character, as you pieaseA
by any other name will smell q. swset.D And
do protest against the pcrversion OF own ex-
presons, ascrbg rules Of social intercourse 10 us
which we utterly abhor.
We pa.. over the remark. which we male mpon the
case Of the son, which Is touched over with the
wontei art OF the Editors OF the In,eligcncer.-w
pass the argument about removing the brother, Tor
which Mr. Barry asked no favor, and claims no mercy
--fo-, take whatever course he would. his enemies
would have assaulted him. Had he dismissed both
brothers at once, they would have deciared az niis
crimnate prescription by disn'ising only Of them
he Is said TO have coanived at the corruption Of boih.
We pass the liberal remarks which IL throws out
upon taking the liberty of copying article ON
'ano her print he u. s Telegraph, suppose, from
the .ser abuse which is svshed upon it The In,.ni-
gcncer indeed complains with very poor grace; having
ofcn published the most indecent attacks upon
selves from the pens Of Elitors, who rank with other
common hbellers and caumnators the buiies Of fac
ton, and the assassns OF reputation"
word moro aud have dona.--we re minded
Of xpres.ioa formerly u,ed in relation to Gen
Jackson. Blu, In respect to phra periap.we
have not been unfortunate than Of our breth
Doss the Integencer rcco!lect. who il was that
charged Mr. Adams with striking under the filth rib
who il was that rrproached him with stealing, like
wolf in sleeps clothing, into The Republican old-who
il was, that declared that Mr.. Clay never could like
them because he knew that they knew them well,
(Sse II. NJ Joinson's letier)-and who IL was, that,
notwithstanding these sentiments, afterwards Landed
them ia po,cer the .kies' They charge with truck.
ling to the present Administrator! But il is amu.ing 10
hear this accusation from the lips Of men. who have
been proverb"lly the parAesof every Administration.
kept the present. Aud caiumniate those, who
reject their services, AMI desrise their abuse.
AS for Mr.. A. Bradley, Whatever the
which produced his emoval, his letter TO Mr.. Barry,
IA. satisfied the public mind Of its propriety. II the
writer was not insane, he was worse.
Since writing the above. we have received lcttcr
from Washington, OF tn, l9h October which is so ger.
maine TO the matter in hand,,ha lay it before
our readers:
WAsHrNGroN I9h Oct 1929
lose no time TO apprise you, that notw h. standing
all the predictions to the contrary, Mr. Barry, without
the aid OF the late assistants in his de partcnt has JUST
closed the for the OF the ma in
the Southern and Western States. authorize ed TO
state, from the facts known to that he has realized
the expectations OF his fsienls, and indicated fully his
reputation for talents by the mos, complete
in the negotiation of these contracts, which .ve been
made on terms highly advantageous TO the Department
Comparing them with those which have just xpired IL
will he found that saving OF rot less than 25 per cen.
tum has been Effected. So much for the notion that
the Department had depended alone upon the talent.
and experience oil the Messrs Brailcys for its useful
ness
al rejoice in having the authority to mako further
contradiction OF the statements. which have been made
viii, so little that the department hal fallen into
the prcsen, able and distinguished Postmaster General
There has been improvement in the revenue since IL
ame urcer his dire c,on amounting TO the IF 25
600 for the last quartz aid expen
dtures Tor acceleratng the mail by conve yance..
with such triumphant testimony in favour of the
Judgment, talents, and qualifications of MIR. Barry
how must his directors and caiumniators COVER under
the righteous indignation OF the people, whom they
would abuse by the most unounded and extravagani
cult to anticipate the next scheme OF the opposition
the administration The whole force o their artillery
has Tor time been directed against the Post Office De-
partmen', hut has beer shaken Unier the prcs
sure OF the combined attack, it has acquired new
strength and now de6es even the battery Of the Ma.
tional lntcigencer."