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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
no fle Edifors Of "a. UAir,

writer IN the last Enquirer iutimates that my "Oid
eiTeaar addressed the people ct the Northern neck,
nearly hieen years ago Is about to be published IN the De-
mocratic Recorder. have complain OF its
publication, but think greater fairness would have been
infested by publishing earlier day. There ~ moth
the circular that have regret, except the
fact disclosed by it, that permitted myself 10 be csnd
date tor 80 high station early period; aud the high
wrought and therein expressed Of the
effects apprchendcd from the tar OF lS2S. These
views then sincerely entertained but subsequent
percncc and observation satisfied hamy opinions
erroneous, aud duty bound, abandoned them. IL will
be perceived upon reading "Ccua that in 1925
admitted that the OF domestic manufac-
lures legitimate incident OF the power tn lay impos
that there is Inconsistency in principle,
between the Circular of lS2S, and the views mau-
tanned, by the party with which have the honor
do not however, mean 70 apologize Tor change OF opn
ion; fTuth and consistency is the goddess that
ship. And hold that man, bc fool knaVc. who
has lived 10 the OF forty and change
opinion For the benefit Of those who either think their
judgments intaibe, that it is unmany abandon
when convinced OF II, take leave quote few
remarks OF the Philosopher and Patriot, Benjamin Frank
lin; "aying lived long, have experienced instances
OF being obliged by better information, fuller considera-
ton, 10 change opinions important subjects which
once thought right but found be otherwise Ii is there
fore that the older grow, the aptl
Judgment and the Judgment Others
themselves in possession OF all truth, and that whenever
Others differ from them far eror &c DIR. Frank
Inns speech in the Madison papers, page 1850
have deemed this brief and hasty explanation necessary
order prevent Misrepresentation Of present
and opinions. have openly and earlessy proclaimed NV
views all the questions OF the day. every part of
the district where have had opportunity OF addressing
the people hope, before the day of election, they will
be known every in the district, for perfectly
sincere in declaring that would willingly conceal my
well considered opinions important public question,
the unanimous support of those whose suragcs
ass. WILLOUGHBN NEWTON.
TArrAuaxNcck, April 10th, lsl3
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f'sulf StHasFNttt Tho which b,a attended 10
pcauon q - remedy from an diseases arising impure
of r md since ~ d Introduction public by Mcssrs
druggists New NDb according testimony ~ many highly
respectable individual truly wonderful and strong proof ~
o. saceleueo. Mcssrs Smith F0wc the f1f THE
d1y receiving .stfefs individuals Win have used
Many n hsn have been afflicted with diseases which seemed 20 BE-
ncunh but hy c ths article have entirely recovered AMI
~ add their md eeouy ~ flvor. Many
othcc suers Ge and le shown ~ WIN wish
them hy calling ~ u,c ~ Washington street
Ft particulars adyeuanonts In hts and other city
Prepared and oh wholesale AMI retail ard for exportatOn. ~
A. ~ SANDS A. 90. Drurptrs anf Chemist GRANITE Buidnrs,
No 2s3 broadway Cuofs street. New Y0 authorized
agent Re hmond A. Du,al CO. Petersburg Roper Amber
Norfolk " Fant0 and r0h by Druggists generally n the
principal q. stac-Prce 500 per bottle bottles
f1f $500 Top 10
Ry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. TAYLOR have taken the
knon stani Car and t2t sect, formerly
occupied BY Mesrs Peyion Edwards, and doors FROM
pr-rnt Fpur Tobacco. &C. VIII bo stored on She most
moiera and every heir charge BE- al times k"pi
fully insrfsd ap J-dlIn
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
wrDNEsnAY MoRNlNo. Arnll 10, lsla.
lnrkfnlrn Dlsfricf.


writer in the Enquirer, who signs himself "York" ha,
buckled on his defence of that patent Democrat
H. ~ Wise, whom the Globe. the exponent, of Demo
crocy, will not touch all
One sentence of this Rhodomonadc curious and wor
thy OF his whom undertakes cspousc and defend
Ii is the following:
"Mr. Editor il is time that all Republicans were united
against the arch hcnd Federalism This dse, voted
torGeneHl Harrison 1870 landing him to be Piled
gsd against Bank and that issue directly made
Mr. Wise IL opposed, with the violence by
the friends OF Henry Clay, and although they may saw his
personal influence will his reelection vet i, is not
that-hepnbieanisH Federalism ISSUE and under
Inat nag VIII he conquer aye conquer gioriousiv
The people OF Accomac roud of their champion will make
'he weikn nng and while they will be ready shake by
inc nand Mr. Garter, IN the spirit o Virginia hospita
w. hey VIII 10 him, "onee Federass but not
would have suited teR but prefer an
her Mr. Editor, will You not JOIN Us We beiisrc we
nope So Please insert this IN your paper YORK"
Docs this Solomon know wha, he is writing about The
arch hend of Federalism he would give Us To understand
Is laboring to impose upon the country-WhatP Why
Bank! That issue told, is now directly made
What then' Is not II. n Wise for Bank Has he not
ditrays been for Bank Has he not 80 declared many
times the floor OF Congress Has he ever denied or
will he deny, that ne Bank Or If pcrchancc
he deems this the fitting hour for chartcrng one does
he no, recognize the Of establishing United States
Bank in the most unlimited cxtcni1
This very writer. in another portion of his random re-
marks eonfesses that Mr. Wise differs from n, Republican
party this question, and that he favour Of Bank
that i, that he boeves the power OF Congress to char
Bank"
This i in reality, almost the single constitutional ques
ton before the country and between II. great
opposing parties Oddly enough, IIse who abuses the
Wings every hand, agrees with them there and still more
oddly RHchie Democrats, but Glo5e Democrats) are
supporting Wise, who opposed them on the only Con
suu'ionnl question before the country Characteristic
enough:
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TIE TAX RII-I-

Never a public measure = rrcvocahly damned by
the yIcc OF the people, the late infamous Tax Bill Every
mall every breeze, brings confirmation Of the fact Did
the Wing party eAoose-had they any object gain by it
they could upon ;at basis alone revoutonzc the State
but they do choose do 50 They desire no, the
reins the Legislature, and they will make no ZEN
era struggle attain them With Democratic Iocotco
Senate check mate all their eNcrtous the public wei
fare they could achieve public good. They would be
counIeracted every step by those wicked or ii not wick
ed frantic councils which have ruled Virginia since the r.
OF Jacksonism ls29. With the Senate against them
they could do nothing eTectua. Mordecai would still 81,
at the Kings Gate-Wijh the Senate of necessity against
them, they could do nothing. Wing House OF Delegates
can do nothing effective wthouta Wing Senate R,syoa
s5fy would be- incurred without the power Of rendering
that responsibility available and efficient.
Therefore the Wings, while they desire 10 see the old
Wing counties redeem Themselves and 10 strengthen TN,
minority IN the House OF Delegates and by strengthening
H. 10 renderii efficient curbng misrue do moi de-
sire the asosadGHey.
They desire for the present the ocos 10 lake the re-
sPonsibiy.' They have ruled the countr, now for II
YEAR; and from the elevated condition Of proslrry
reduced 1t tn the verge OF bankruptcy. They wish the
Democratic party 10 have the opportunity Of restoring the
body polite At they de- -, a healthul stale They
have bed and purged 1t into decline; almost into syn
eope-and they desire TO these quacks are as skii
in restoring they have proved themselves IN DESTROYING
For these the Wings OF Virginia care but com
parauyely le for the State elections In many counties
they are suffering them go by default Result how they
may the State elections will, in consequence prove moth
ing for Looooeoism. II they happen Z, 20 against IT,
Will be truy decisive OF H. fate, will be without any
regular ight If they 90 favor it will be mainly be-
cause the Wing party after deliberate considerations pre-
fer 1t shall be 80.
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Gnr. GiLn.er and HE Democrnts-

Mr.. Thomas w. Gimer l. well known repeatedly
declared himself in ISL "Erery inch Wig" lie has
often declared since that he has "uo changed" Is
then the said Gov. Gilmer still every inch Whg7" and
1t lac j. how Democrats for himl In deciding be-
tween him and Mr. GOggin, they obliged choOsh
between Whgs' To be consistent with their prnci
pies. they for 'HRebdased erery inch Wing"
Again. There many hundred witnesses 10 the dec.
laraiion made by Mr.. Gmer in sll that he seoraed "a
nomination at the hands Of the LOcof0cos This has new
er been recantcd and he yet unchanged course then
in voting for him. the Democrats record their votes for one
who two held them in such coniepi ropudi
in disgust the bare idea Of nomination at their hands
Are they prepared to occupy this Illuminating position
until Gov. Gmer publicly these offensive decata
itons.-SlaTieffsrH Adrocaie
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Mr. Newton, the competitor OF the 'spotted pig" Wiss-
" denomnated (psrdon the punD and addressed
the people in able and eloquent lie touched
upon various iopes-but dwet with peculiar mphas and
think with happy effect, upon the unhappy condition OF
tho currency OF the country. lie scholar and grace.
tul spenker-and one, OF whom this District may well be
proud.
MIR. Sutton Of whom il may be said, as Mr. Randolph
remarked of Mr. Hardin, OF kentucky via. ale ~
like kitchen knife whettod brick bat" followed Mr.
Newton.
Mr. Sutton replied to MIR Scott with the Aappsst eject
insomueh, that the reverend gentleman took refuge, (no
under the communion table," Randolph said Of
another pious pcnonO but in the Hotel
After saving many good things, Mr. Sutton remarked ;
"felow-ciuzens. | ptactsed law in this county some IL
years ngo AT that time, Il required Lawyers aud Par
sons o make Derd-but II takes half Lawyer and
one Pdrson to make Deri" At the conclusion o this
sentence he turned and Exclaimed with great good
hnnour, "Whcro Is my worthy friend Mr. Scott A gen
LEHMAN called out IN the language Of John 3 PcndlOon
VT smith, ON similar OCCASION "he has cut and run"
eh' SAID sutton a." sorry for it'll had hoped after
the strong appeal which hss been made 10y Mr. Richie,
mat MT Scot, might be induced stand are" No
no: exclaimed somebody. "hc follows the udibasc rule
and believes that he who fights and runs away NAV live to
fight another day" SC.
But, 10 be serious, Messrs. Editors assure YOU that
the true Wing candidates whom have referred will be
elected.
Being from the "land the dead and living Henry, n
may be expected that should say something relation To
the election IN Hanover only tell YOU that Winston
will beat "Mr. ilphabet (Brown) This cognomcn was
given by my friend Col. White and Mr. Brown ought not
TO b, ashamed of it.
Yours, most truly
HANOVER.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.


From every quarter Of the district hear that the Wings
nc determined to contest every inch Of ground with their
ad.orsuries. BY the extracts which publish today from
the Winchester Republican, readers may have an idea
Of bow the ball opened. Tho Wings Of Berkeley know
their candidate well enough know that the Whr cause
will not suffer in his hands and from every portion Of the
district which he has yet visited hear the most cheer
ing accounts Of the galanty and energy with which he s
bearing aoit the uSsrUrTfD VINO BANNER.
stand by him thon Wings Of Berkcy; aud cheer him on
ward. ou know full well that CHARLES JAMS FArLEtE
g. not the 10 despair On every occasion that be- Is
ever stood before e people, the Of hs has
"7i'ni-hed hs most sanNume friends And oXprct- 90
you the confident hope thut YOU will but do your DUTY h.
p'ruon Of the gerymandor wall send Wing Cougrcs.
Let none stay away under the impression that he cannot be
elected, for hc Whgsoi every county after another
resolving that they can aud will carry the election.
lih bThciey concur ~ The resolution From five ~
elk hundred voices will answer AYE.
The enemy are already alarmed than they like IN
tell about They know better than We that scores iu their
ranks are sick and tired Of Locooco measures. and 1
hces aud results, and bon constant of revolt Latino
Wings Then be on The alert Dec them circulate among
the people aud dspc the illusions and rnsrepre.e,t,rs
with which the Locos seek % gull them Pres. home ne
truth oud lot the light shine.
Especially let them that the people know who are the
authors Of the Tax Law. Wchoard on Monday of n H..
coioco who regarded IN the community a a man n inv,
lgence and information, loudly prOclanng that jefferson
Randolph Wing that the whole scheme was his and
consequently Whs measure whereas no man has beer
better known throughout Virginia for dozen years past
as thorough going, and relentless locofJco Let bt
known that in the House ol Decgatcs containing ~
cuihcr- oHiy four Ways voted Tor the law every
whom d. under the hacko 81 he constituents confess
iuH h sus and begging forgiveness. Lott be- known ta
e Democratic Pres throughout the State ustes aud
tnn Co. law, aud oprnly denounccs the Wings for oppo.
tngu Lrtit be- know that the Wings opposed q
raising thr taxes high enough ~ preserve unarucd, ih
ifh and h'sof o thc State and meet a her Obligation.
h ai they opposed o. te partial aud tyrsnncal opp
sion o lew classosto the ngui.iton into the private Of
isirs Of The citizen and to the bungng details Of Law
that cannot b. understood.
Again say. isf az hois truth out Lcr AT TH
tiauf tufvf.-lharfiRsbuFg Gazette.
FARO BANKiNG.-Anoiher establishment II tiii
A. q. = aaN l.. . A.. IL. -
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COMMITTEES or CoRREsPoNDENCE AND VI.
GILANCE.-lcoxrivrEpl

P'fe,sJ1rg-Wiam Robertson, ST., stephen g.. Wells,
John w. Syme, Thomas Branch, Dr. John Bragg a. T..
SmIti, George W. Boiling, LOWS +. Hicks Richard ".
Meade, Thomas 3. Gh0s0n, David Adams, James -.
Cogbil William Psnnili. John Kevan, Daniel Lyon, "a.
trick Durkin, James Bryan +. H. Granger, James Ruin,
Henry Davis, Leroy Archer Ash Bishop, james Stewart,
John Frazier, James Chcvcs Jaboz Smith, ID. VI. Bernard,
Bowumin Boisseau, ID. w. Bruag, Robt w. Boiling, Ma
hanicl &. Harrison, Qun Morton, James May, =. &.
Spencer. X. s. Field Alexander Donnan, Charles Kent
Pcafcc Ryan, Thomas ID. Watson, William Davidson,
Robert Brchou, Luke White, Goodman Davis, William
Murray, Jhouus w. Dcaton, Thomas n. lac, james
Lee David Donuun. ~. w. r. Chicvos, x. G. Taylor,
James Ennis. g.. V. Ramb1ui, John Abraham, Edwin
ID. Wilcox, Robert Shanks VIM. n. Hopkins.
Foirick-Col. a. Stapos, Capt j. ID. Cheaham, a. 4.
Mnor John BanRley. !. VI. Dllard--Ct. H0uss.
Jesse Carr, lDhn Turner Col CraIerd Tuner, Col.
Baints Carter Lewis Pcdigo-PaRae's Store.
Col. 7. 7. Penn, Cot Samuel Hughes, christopher leg
Ter, Col. J. g. Ice, George &. Dod-on Capt +. CRIT
Pesp's Store.
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THE FLOOD

II commenced raining on Wednesday evening aud con
unued without inomnf-ion until Thursday evening, and
srluCuty a streams have been yory high and
bic damage has been done o. bridge, DAMS fences &c
The mi.d1m Of John llpIIin- EsI. Bnckwater Creek
and uc bridge across Backwser &c tho same mill wa
washed away. The bridge across that stream af LANG.
homes mill was also carried Oh. That stream was very
high, and ran with goat apdy-It undermined tho renr
"i Tie Lumber house oi Boyd, Edmund s. Coo and caused
TO tumble dpyuai The same time carrying away quaint
" u goods. Tho river b. now very high and W., fear the
canal will sustain serious dsmngc though we have heard Of
only hc washing away ~ uo ipwbrdge 1ye Riv.
900 further damage, though wo l dat farmer. have suffer.
ed considerable os by their fence and the washing away
Of he soil Of ieir land- ON The small LyHchJwg
IUgiHiqn.
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MIR Publications..

Meer. Carey q IIari, Philadelphia. are going largely
into ' publication Of cheap editions 81 the books Of
to day. We have received from them, through Msssr.
Smith. Drinker & Morris, "The Int Ysar in Clina,"
by English officer series Of leucrs,"BWHeS Jonr
neg ~ Cg5oyi and yeSideace ~ that otg"by Lieut..
Col Burucs;-an "BeraH on me Horny Bso-ils natu.
raj history physiology and management " the latter very
entertaining and curious book
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
WE CAN'T GET THE HANG OF IT

The TAX BILL perfect puzzle. The wiseacrcs Of the
late LocoocO assembly, after passing the law under
took To eXpound and explain and define and direct by the
passage OF three other laws and Of resolutions in the
vain hope Of guiding the public officers the discharge Of
their duties. Mr.. Auditor Heath, has also addressed cir
cuar 10 the Commissioners Of Revenue giving his nstruc
lions and explanations; but the knot tight for even his
clear and lucid intellect. The Revenue officers are running
about all over the State with the laws, aud the Aud
tors commentaries IN their hands, invoking the aid Of the
lawyers and Judges 20 dscnangc the web and they find IN
the multitude ct councillors safety but confusion worse
conioundcd Knots OF busy politicians hudded to.
gctheT nt the cOrncrsthe road side nns-the war
rant ings and other places Of resort, eagerly nquirng
what the thing means, and oil that the people find out
IL, that they 10 be roasted like Christmas turkeys
Gentle reader this practical LocuiOcosm and is OF
pretty thing! We warned you against It's theories and
principles; but the thing il getting serous-the physc Is
beginning TO work, and the Lord help the patient
We suggest u Gov. Mcdowell, aud he don't see our
sheet, we beg friends Of the Richmond Enquirer to give
him hint hat Is desirable all the turkeys alike
IN other words make tie law operate equally in
the counties, that few rowing commissioners be appointed
10 visit every county IN the state, and instruct the
TO construe the Iaw alike. Circular letters explain
what the Legislature for that more than they knew
themselves by long shof.-!HaTiinsJurg Ga=efie.
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GREAT EFFORTS 40 PUSH Van BuRES-THE SUPPRESSION
% rHE CALHOUN REsoLuToN-The public attention. par.
hcuary Of the Calhoun wing OF the Loco FocO army will
no doubt be attracted To the socoed Jefferson dinner in
Tammany Hall Here and IN Philadelphia TOO II seems
Mr. Van Burcn has given orders, that JecrsOns birth day
should be seized UPON aud rOrod for his advantage for
not having tho agile shoulders Of Gen. Jackson 10
mount upon and being disappointed u- far in wheeling
nomination from the Legislature necessary for n nnn
Of himself so week be- stand nlonc lay hold o
any crntch or cro'chct that comes along. Thus Mr.. Van
Bnren'4 leaders iu hi- city have just made the discovery
That Jefferson has DIh days i some new Christopher
Columbus had discovered some new woodland our owes
were greeted with banners and with unwOntod mn
-tr in honor uI tnI- political Newfoundland.
In pursuance of ih plan, Mr. Van Burcn's pgJfraf was
conWcuousy displayed IN lammony Ila on this occasion
OF lt Jefferson dnucr, but there tribute of ir kind
60 Mr. Calhoun 10 D. true there % tDl.i after 20 fashion
given him, but Mr. Van Buron was toasted frt: Mr. Van
Buren, the hero ftc evening. IL was on Mr. Van Bu
rem and us little possible ol Mr. Calhoun A. for Mr.
Tyler Notwithstanding Dos oiisr aud notwithstanding too
the prcsrncc ui some ui Boz leading Office Holders ofthc c
~ remembered ot u, ho only remembered by such
n want more Than they have what they have yet
got
We moro particularly however invite attention TO e sup
PRESTON aye, ihc actual suppression the Van Buicn leader.
make Of public expressions favor Of Mr.. Calhoun II
will Ice recoicced that Mr. Frank Wadde prior ~ the late
charier election, presented resolution IN Tammany lla
Ia Calhoun resolution ~ spinU which passed unani
mOusly II unanniOusiv with no expressed denpprOba
on This resolution ought IN have appeared IN the rcgn
uf proceedings Of Che meeting but the officers Of the
uug summary suppressed with no revocation On the psu
w 'n'N ''F' ihl WITHOUT uc least authority What calls
lre" D,mocucy"a s pcf-onod in the officers of the NEE
lng nuiicd ic greet Nu.lors resolution, who that cr
"n' was bani-hed from Tammuny Hall aud eft in roam
. Tor popularity elsewhere
us very true that oil this but little concerns We arc
bulookors ON iu Venice. We love to s,c fan, plav ,oug
h me nng hs % were among tho spectator. If thu albou
aUu van h"i'n ""Nlng match, though msror but iulo
10 us who comes Of the victor % b. flt, have fair Ggl
~ 'se thor wl bc goo fun 900 The fight 10 all We nu.t
plead gnhValo ioohuc sympathy fur thc numbers lama
ny Hall hatarc o,l ~, 80
Tie hsods there Mr. Van Buren, has d., rgfes Mr. Cshop,
Nsmbos ought eSsurcdy reign where there is ur,t,,
ded democracy, but what ought be- not always and IN
iammahy lial never Tor the heads Of few there always
trail along the many iir who has il,e leaders Of Femme
ny Hail. has The nomination. aud Mr. Van Buren, lsyng
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nal. broken up yesterday (th April morning by L.
Winter. The hankers whose Jones & John
taken Of together with all their parspharnalis
Of .cash and doal Melghi lnnds - ". q. Ballsiin.
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secured ,hea', PRINT oa,-de Of the Hall what he
pesscs, no matter what the populaeo inside resolve.
" Y. Express.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

F"rt OF XII I'm ond.
SAILED,
Fchf fftticfick, jordan. Now Orleans. ballast.
ScH Abstract McKennon. CITY Point, lime.
Schf Cupid, Morse. Norfolk.
Fchf Mechanic, Saw ger, Norfolk
Sch Mary Maria. Timer. CITY Point
Schr Caroline Francis. Leg. Wilmington, Oct, coal
ScW Mary Eliza. Harrington, NorfOik.
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" Bring Jenkins 10 The Jioek! bring White! Baaish
all he Democratic Night Watch !!"-rEnquirer of
yesterday
So We haze a Democratic Night Watch Thank thee
Jew for that word 1t now confessed that yye hare n
Democratic night watch, We had heard Of the circum
stance before and for years past We had heard ta, Jn
kins the Captain Of the night watch suffered none but
Locoioco to enlist in hi- night watch We had heard re-
pcaed over and over, but, confess with incredulous
ear We could not and did believe that public of
Ger would dare conduct his public conduct on such prn
cpIcs and especially, the officer Of city so generally OPP
posed in opinion u his own bgoied Wcsupposed
1t was mstake but have 1t now from Democratic nu
thony' that the fact So ltseoms that true and
that we have a 1emoerafie night watch.
What shameful reflection upon tine authorities of this
city What reflection upon the city itsolf-thnt il
has permitted pdrfy Ia into matter Of this kind
that for years. the People here holding one se Of public
opinions, have suffered the LOcooco NghtWatch Can.
tain Jenkins To I'LL his ranks only men Of his own per
suasion-excluding Wigs and enstng Democrats only
These men IN 1870 poitcotng with all the rarket
carts.
II these facts can be- shown u be So we feel well salts
fed that the People Of Richmond will demand the Instant
dismissal Of Captain Jenkins. The officer Of this CITY, or
Of any city, who would square his official conduct by his po
cal opinions, and admit reject assistants as they were
Democrats Wings, and who suffers them cng1gc az
psrlzans, deserves the robuke Of the whole community
10 be- deprived Of bc trust which he has abused
ln few days wc SHALL pay particular attention Ia
t. subject holding nothing which the public
to be- beneath b. consideration. II the fact. 1nd
the Enquirer authorize the opinion tat they aeit ishgi
time NafbaD Dayby wns Bro Office.