Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
TO THe EDITORS or 7mr RIcnlfowD yy,,o

LOUISA. nh l9oa
1enlemen--i received the Wing OF the 3D. in due lime
carefully sealed up directed TO me- at the Post One
usually get my papers that subscribe for This YOU send
me gfasliolsIy IL contains lengthy quotation ffou, ,
u y Telegraph OF October }fs Which consists rnos,I -,
scuFiIons language towards yseli and the offence s.s,
TO have consisted in my relating the truth NJ ,ranss.'
over which could have had no conrol in e,,o ~, ~,
Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer OF The I7tl of Senem
Oct IL YOU gentlemen, were Influenced by no other mo-
1--WE, lbaa TIE exc that ~ Daiu 81 infer one penama
womb reel towards another, when he saw in The columns
o. hS newspaper, wanton and malicious attack ON ,Ie
character OF private citizen, which s TO Offer n :.
parry mus assaulted, the same channel throw back
"b redoubled orce, the foul calunmv ON lis auIto.
accept WIN oOhga'ions, gentlemen, this gtauitous
an generous oHer, TO criticize Ear il concerns nv
SELL some OF the remarks OF the Teegraylwbtsb losSx
the least are sorid and vulgar There !. mo-, CO..
teDco, bm what is entirely vulnerable TO me NM sGter
The transaction alluded to- has taken the direction IL To-
would not degrade myself, the President Of the JJn
eu 'les' hor my country, TO crafty The rarzan amb
non OF aSy and every viiupcTaive lenapoene n IA
not my habit TO basdy epi,sts with the Editos of na
uzan newspaper. Mr.. Gieen (if he be the man Who
aue me remarks IN the Telegraph alluded 10 has Iet
eH 20 eh"reiy nnguarded al every position he bas
'aken' that 1t would be almost ridiculous TO pretend
rfIuiauon OF Them There are two three sentences
WIN no'Ice Mr.. Green says, speaking of my letter Of
The iIh oil September; " Aud this is to prove ,ha The
president sand nothing exceptonabe against Mr. Poindex
ter! Is ihs knaveTy folly :" will here re,,,h h
tie way, that this Thing knavery, has been r,rii.eJ y
The T. or OF the Telegraph long enough for him now q,
du y; ahu u IL was his last and dying Effort that arc
'"e delnapie SIN would be paTdonabie Mr. Greer
say There Is another passage Of The letter. to which we
w sga fefh 9hab rn gn Ih
"lllns suppression oi The truth Discerning publc
WIN justly appreciate the motives OF him 40 has Tins At
me private reputation of one ( the distance of
100 mies whose offence consisted in havug reatel ,a
truth OF transaction that accidentally passed before his
eyes Sui appears that after MIR. GEeen t, ,ed and
'~' my letter ~ order tn Perveft lis meaning was
ye Oh'cT pm he had TO swallow. With all of his inpe
h"y' 10 use h own language, he could not make inc
p'sV"ncste or suppress The truth This would haze
been sweet morse 20 bis soul But tie truths mighty
auu cuts The Editor like two edged sworand al last,
MI oreen WIZ have TO pass OIL his tFash having less ell
ies ihsh one OF his panic speeches misleaA the blind
gnn The weak and inlmidate The wagering.
The last sentence Of MIR. Green's abnse ia l., ,Aaaa
WORDS; "ieavcn preserve ever havipo such de-
tender as Mr. Goodwin We mean no re ffcI,on ON ria
Leal Iof hfs, no doubt burns brig lat eBoueh Ave Mr.
%'eeh ioes the truth stick YOU deep as 10 make YOU
net AS to my zeal con,rased with that Of the vera
.ious Editor hope will be directed higher and more
andabie o. ects than sCrbbng The mnions of Tho
BANK and IT'S pagasiies.-l thus close as 10 what Mr.
Green has Sa,h
VIII make use OF This opportunity 10 saw 10 nv coun
yne 'dt alter ell have all have ard of (;,n
16ekso an TIE walls OF vuperatnn detraclion pour-
ca our on ni' see nothing TO justify any loss OF conf
acnce IN him by The American people Ile seems Ia la
acuaed hy the be9 n,oiygs and 10 other ambition but 40
serve his county These quaiies adorned by the most
eNaea ueRiee Of paolIsI, showing disposition TO car.
ny out lawfully and cOnsiuonally the great prncule ON
winch The people u de United States twice raised him
10 'he highest station known 10 the Republic: We see
hh batting on The side Of The people, graphing with ts
"gy leviahan OF the political world and ~ tAe now
er Oh lie constitutional Veto combined with his moral
cos'dsF shi1ngahns The Monster hoe loot OF The Ane-
i'cah ProF'e lreeOmmesa tho Democracy of The land
70 sahd ~ him IN his last and hottest Of his battles ami
securing 10 bis country curenry as had and as pure as
gold ahd silver, and as lasting tie hills
Respectfully, your lciiow-cidaen,
HUGH GOODWIN. Jr