Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.

Forest HW Philadelphia County Oct. 20, 1910.
SIR ask the favor of your publishing in the En-
to whose Editors suppose owe the copy oft received
yesterday The which to have provoked them
is not only mere, but poor fabrication did not write,
sign, or know any thing OF it, till the angry editorial
retort brought home The Editors of the Wing
have been duped by of those wreched rogues who
delight in Justification; who does not know, where
live, how commonly sign my name, or how quietly
take the idle escapades from newspapers, hand bills
and stump spouters, who can hardly be said to sting
public Mr.. Jefferson used to say that when first
assailed in this way, he restve like young colt;
but that afterwards it became almost necessary to
him, currving TO horse
received by mail Yesterday, the following
letter.
PHiL,prLrtIr. oc. II, 1910.
To The Editors ri tir Bhg:
friend o mine having informed tina, paper the Rich
mond Whig contained remarks prudca 10 character,
copied from the of this city Of the same stamp
have inform that for all attacks private political cha
racter, am determined seek The utmost redress that the law III
give. Your obcdient servant,
We know what article reference is had. We have
worse than himself
Tory had nc tired e Rero!unoa We therefore despise alike,
ii the Editors Of the Wing watched the signs of the
times hercahouts they would have hardly reiterated the
out calumny that said would have been Tory,
which has been suppanted by my purchase OF French
coach Tens Of thousands of handbills with the latter
impeachment, took place in the late canvass Of the
Tory story, which had its day like dds in Sir Lu.
cus O'Trgger account oft them, and like the dbl
went out Of fashion.
If the first named of the Editors Of Your Richmond
Wing has any of the blood Of my highly respected as
sociate in the trying times of the Congress, the
late much and deservcdy honored Governor Peasants,
refer his kinsman to the Journals Of the House Of
Representatives of the u. S for the fact that my
was always recorded with those of Peasants, Nacon
Lowndes Eppcs, Roane, and other patriotic public
wants throughout that struggle, proving, submit be-
yond question, that there no Tory among
And if, as sec by numerous complimentary notices
in this Richmond Wing, Of Mr.. Daniel Webster, any
one with drop Of American blood in his veins, is de-
srous of sccondng the coarse terms of defiance in
which that distinguished Senator has lately denied his
participation in actions which should think he ought
to abide BY refer all such 10 all his votes in the
Journal in those trying times. We met at special ses-
sion of Congress in May, 1913 On the 10th June,
Mr. Webster moved resolutions impeaching that pnrest
of Presidents, Madison by the vilcst charge of that
day, suhservency to France; charge most grateful
10 English enemies, with whom it originated, but
painfully offensive TO every true American. Lest
should be thought to misrepresent this matter of hiso
ry respecy refer the Editors of the Wing to the Ma
tional ntelgencer Of the 18th of June, 1913, for the
Republican editorial of this extremity of party
opposition.
(CopY-So. H.
The yesterday resumed IN the House of Represen
atves Mr.. Wehseis motion, and predicted, with
The discussion has taken s wider
history The four ripped np and orders and
again The theme Each member opposition who
obtains he