Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

destination The objects Of their removal The children
cried bitterly, and of the secreed himself and
not found until after considerable search The writer
says he had written 10 Hartford TO have the friends o!
the Africans there ready TO render any assistance need
ed and 10 attempt Immediately calm their fears and
persuade them that they among friends AT the fu-
neral OF The man who died Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
Bacon performed service. After he had closed Of
ter number placed himself The head Of the corpse,
end repeated what seemed, from lis measured SEMEN
ces 10 be ritual Al The intervals Of the sentences
kiEi of response was made by the others around-N
tOm .7d6.
Tie Richmond Wing Of Monday las, copies a com
iIGn.caiion from the Baltimore Chronicle signed Mad
stating he amount paid by the General Govern
printers the years l-32, 1888, le} and lss7
giving the names OF the Democrats 1ho received the
largest sums, and emitting or suppressng The names OF
all the Federaiss. The Wing, IN CONNIE ming upon
this communication, says-"in this catalogue Of PEN
stoned Editors The worthy Of the Globe occupies con-
spicunus stand His annual pay upwards OF 100000
dollars Now, the communication upon which the
Editor of the Wing is commenting, embraces The two
years in which have received most money from the
Government and still shows that the annual pay
ceiVed by the Globe IS not 0Rehaf Of the nhieh he
states 10 be- He talks too about pensioned Editors,
as u ire had been paid money without rendering an eGu
va!pnt-pad for "conslrucve printing. We have never
charged tor thing dId not periorn and all our
charges nave been made the oues charged
IN city From The manner in which the Wing treats
this subject person would BE- led TO believe that the
received oil VIXEN, tact, pay
out at least four hs OF Tor and materials 10 exc
cute The work, 10 say nothing OF superinsntence.
The Opposition press Of this city has received double
mach VI the public printing hare since sse came here
and rhdt haze they made by Il? Ask their type msker,
press maker paper maker workmen And If they
cannot te then ask their bankers, and il they
truly, yon may guess at least No buy al long Gre
dts and have their notes protested month after month
and year asr year. who coming money at their bu
slness.
The article in the Wing is tissue of scurrlity and
issehaod orhy Of notice, but for the display Of the
large amount OF money put down if youched By do
cumens, and calculated 10 impress the public with the
ic'a that we had made nnrdnate profits. MIR. BONO,
~ Congress IN the same way, summed up the amounts
PAID through US TO paper makers, press makers type
founders, compositos eBgsrers artists, and mechanics
OF all SORTS IN the execution Of the printing Of the
Government, and sought, by the aggregate, TO beget
The belief that We had charged eIorbitanty, or COM
mIitet frauds We asked committee Of Congress 10
investigate the printers accounts The Opposition
deavored TO defeat The application, well knowing that
the investigation would Disgrace their printer and
do honor 10 US We obtained the committee by ma.
'rlty of two votes. The investigation
protrac,ed through two sessions Mr. Mckennan and
Mr. Hopkins, members Of The Opposition. that
committee Opposition printers practical mem from
Richmond and elsewhere were examined on cath -
htr testimony proves, and The port OF the committee
confirms It, that executed The public work well al
the prices prescribed by Congress-at prices too which
The printers examined and showed ere fair and
able II was shown, The other hand, that Gales and
Seaon bad taken more than they entitled 10. and
the committee report that i, should be refunded GLOBE