Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
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THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 20. ,saO.


THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1870. pos
IL liIGHII IMpoRraNT. M NJ Noah has arri.
ved in Washington, to why he has been re-
80, ,., SUI" we "'s'o'' IS Amos he"dal' Is his
retained It's surmised that aonof the -
vote will be attempted, If Mr. Tazewc.rs absence NJ,
Will produce any change in favor of the Major. Go
~ We rcpuhlish to-day, extract of a letter from
Mr.. Stanbcrry OF Ohio 90 his constituents which
places the consistency of orr Southern an,i,,arif =,
Statement who advocated. and still support the adj. In.
minis'ra,ion ct Androw Jsotsen in plss pro pc
because the political course Ten. JocIson had let
M doubt, that he was favor both of the Tariff and ro
Internal Observation-Disclosures and the South, be- NJ
c,use no doubt existed tina, lie would be opposed TO
these unconstitutional, unjust, and oppressive mea- D
surcs We shall which party was mistaken ne m
President will be- Obliged to drop hi' mask IN 'e"
davs No. all the ingenuity OF the secretary VI Il
STATE can avoid it. The bill referred to by the ex-
tract we this day publish from the Nationai 'ou"a'
mus, decide the question and we IRE rei".ced that
,h. time has arrived. Thatit would az, must come
sooner or later we knew AM re lad little dou5, that
the Presidents would he utterly opposed to
the views OF tn" S,th. Perhaps OF the read
crs o. fss Richmond Enquirer have borne IN m'"u
y ite specuutions of It's Editor the Butialoe Road
vi
at We may take occasion hereafter, to refresh their mem
ey o flour surmise is not Incorrect, we shall have
u occasion 20 refer to this subject again.
aS w. o-a plcased to nud that Gen Harrison has
cv ,,r received on his return Ohio in manner the
most grateful to MS feelings We have received sc
al sh,l publish tomorrow, the proceedings al u'-
yss ucr given him in Cincinnati The Generals speech
re- will be read by persons cf all parties w'n pleasure
''"n We admire it most Of all for the mild manner
n - which he ailuics political events alter the ihaec
An orous treatment he has received.
ties,
sou, Move R.,enchnent The Editors OF tho Na''on'
Tor ,ou;,cncer IN order to correct deceptive state
M; man, made by the Editor Of the Telegraph nav
dis published the following statement by which 0Ppo"
vgo- duff has charged and been PAID more IMAM 'h'
}" '' times as much for publishing the fos' once s"',
Gu tc!cencer fer the service before the presc
c Administration came into office 1t would be usee
le in as the Intelligenccr remarks, word
have disclosure
list a. Fro.l IN. National I,ieEg.nc..
c aa The Organ, supposing without the slightest tor
Seh,a dation, ;hat under the influence of priv
inc pique against the Post Master General and attrlb
rGtec ing it the Post Office advertising being taken FIR
naEe us, quotes with view to impute to us mercen
81 INC moves) from u report lately made 10 Congress
some the Post Master General statements, concerng
''nes advertising, which are entirely deceptive lh
Nnu the Organ saws In 1879, X VIII be seen That
eIudl- ,,hI;s,,;o, NJ tho post Oaica D.nortpont in
rom District, cost Sc 900 90 II cost, in 1929
of the 80 Goa "a n io1e tho par Office oavc,,;s
WHICH was made in two papers in this city, the NStio
Journal and National ln,clliccnccr: abou. one
e % of the amount stated probably received by
and the amount received by each greater
ches OF that received 500 by the United Stocs Tcegr
e doc. e. ,h Pc, Onco oIor,isirr e,o f,r tho ac1s
w but ,r, s,a,J Rnt wbnt Jncs TINT nrova, ,rhn,
49, c tbaso n,pe,s v.s maid for ,bs service NJ
10 than they ought to have been, at greater
han TelPUraDh
re aoIc reader will End demonstrated. by the anne
statement that, had the ntelligrncer and l"u
been allowed pay at the that the Tcicgr
chah has paid they would each have received,
= three thousand and one hundred dollars, as they
Is from but Thousand dollars for the advertising of Il
II would be useless waste word of conn
'he 60 tnry on this disclosure Nor should we ever
IS inca condesccndod notice what the proprietor Of
paper receives. docs not receive, foT his seTv
nUuth If we had not been obliged IN scdeiencc, to
,mS H. OFFICE or THE national INTELLIGENCE
= an1 .Tny ,. 1880.
Ill -, At the fc1ucst of Ncssrs. Gales and Scato
quarter SUI e M ,''. nj 10 , u"'
boc,o different Post Office advertisements embracing
IN tbo gcthcr five hundred and thirty nine squares, and
tho Ia a se roi '"e sur w'S' y, we
81 i; examined the single advertisement published il
nniGg U. = Telegraph, in the year 1899, (mucb shc
h gr than the usual annual adyerscmcnt aud find I'll
- ,Ifnl embraces 1915 squares and the charge thereto
Lnn proportion to the charges for the years prccedir
als The this Office would have been SG39 80 Having
,i,cr it stated IN official Report from the Post {
III Department, that for advertising for 500 there
i, 90, paid TO the proprietor of the Telegraph. S2G23
:" 80 have made calculation shcw whnt would
been received by Gales s. ScHton, for The Post
sencn, "uVc,'lscn'ci. 'o' VIC Ic, 80, Wv, ~ oo p'l
~, have been S001l 90. TllOS DONOH
~, la. Do0k-keeper in he O
=. to the o -
d inter an outrage s'u'hoi 70 "'c ao"Uc'o" % ho'
Of the Stephenson has, II appears by the following
epored been pcrpetra,ed in Chnreston on an American
in Row = T, &; i.,.t.. ., ,,.i L.. .o,,o. ,.;.
by cor A'" - . ''"''' ~ MANI ''' .
10 public -, CHARtSToN' may
:, ~ 80 or three days that on Sunday evening last Nj