Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-24
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Tmf INVESTIGATION ISro TIE ALLEGED olESr-
WORTH rgAups-Exctcment with people Is the
order If the day The result ofthe Presidential cleo
ton beng sufficiently asceraned to satisfy one party
shat THAI are successful aud the other that they are
routed, horse foot and draroons, they return 10 tic
famous We ought rather 10 say the infamous Gent
worth papers and the frauds Of =.
Our opinions have undergone 10 chanGc-our IN
dgnaton abatement, Mr. Glemtwor'I has beer the
miserable tor! 81 corrupt party politicians VINO khn"
his vcr:ly and Price: who regularly bought Ism i'r
political purposes, and paid him by giving Inn the
place e tobacco Inspector the pr:ce Of inamr-trT-
rciln: that ~ tins movement they committed them
selves and made HEIR slave and tool for the present,
their master for tine future. and placed in his hands
scorpion lash, with which he could severely chastisc
them, If at any time thereafter they thought i'll H.
break '.htc hoaor"bie compact express or implied
True NAV not he brought home 10 the higher powers
~ tie s.cc the party. bat unless something was
rotten in the Wing Administration ranks, would lie dare
10 ;hr.ncn them with public exposure ana disgrace,
il the: removed im from oii.cc: Would they submit
10 be tainted by the creature they had made, unless
they they III MS power: II IS contrary 10
na,ur. and opposed 70 political practice. ii iher
IN his power the response would have been, oif
with rs hcaG," and execution would have been done
upon de insolrnt incumbent, Tie Wing partzln pa
,rrs md ayur 10 create false issue. IL Is not ger
tnanr 10 the enquiry whether Tie Court was legally
constituted not: whether the Recorder transcend
cd lis powers, used his situation Tor political pur-
pose.' They have every opportunity Of rcbuking or
dispcviEg the charges Of carrying ~ the question Of
The ennslinlionaty Of the Court, and impeacing the
Rec,rdcr-bu, there is something III the ohstinacy
witt which liz continues to pursue the investigation,
ai;c hs party has been sgnally defeated, which looks
10 IS VERY much like moral honesty and judicial firm.
ncs,, ami Tor this, we support the Recorder. We say
1T lie invest CATION 80 on, let 1t he thorough, search
ng and complete, until the whole conspiracy is uaTa-
yelled and MI the and docrs araignca before the
pullc Ii the Recorder and ms party commenced the
raie FOR political capital, would 20 CT ana have u
in shed for national good, the publication Of Tie ballot
boz. aad lie projection Of the right oi suffrage. We
sa,. therefore, tie Recorder, i! hc i satisfied that he
rga!l: right to - Oh Notwithstanding the sneeFs oi
III. associates yl"cnt attack OF partisan papers
ne Of the people .; both parties are honest al the
cor and ignorant Of Notwithstanding all pariicpa
tim in them, will support him, and he will carry with
hin a reward greater than all others, the consciousness
ofduty faithfully discharged. We give the conclusion
ot his address 10 the Jury, ard commend 10 tic
soTr consideration Of the peopepartisan or not, Il IS
patriotic and corcct-and have never blndly fol-
loved in the wake Of the party III their hours Of gloom
AMI dcspondcncy, 50 viii sc not bend before them
wien they flushed with political success. Pr scrip
,ol and announcement will PROSTATE in short n.e
am party who venture 10 contrary public opinion.
". - with lie people
Wv HAur-rlrr-The Legislature Of New iIamp-
She viii convene on "Wednesday next, 10 commence
session Of forts days. During the session L. States
Senator will be chosen. According 10 the \. IL. Con-
rc., there several asprans to that situation, VIZ
the present incumbent Henry Hubbard, Isaac Hill, j.
r Hale, Isaac WalIron, and Levi Woodbury. the pre-
sert Secretary Of the Treasury.
hT IT ALHrtDi.-The New York Herald Of We'd
ncslav says-
The Hon VIM. c. Riyes has been in this city
veril days, arranging the plans Of the Conservative
parry for the four years, in conjunction wh j.
7. al!madgc and Hugh ;. Legarc. Some suppose that
the Conservatives viii be represented in The cabi
nct-but this j. doubtul--Ir. Clay wants the whole
control Of the cahinet-so does Mr. Wcbstcr-bctween