Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
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we could pu, our finger on, has attempted 10 make
capitaI. and roars out through the columns Oh lhe
Whig like fish-woman in Fish-shambe street.
Without The fear Of any common spelling.pook
before his eyes, he signs and spells himself ,DG'
! kyence" but on 4 sober second-lhought, ana III
subsequent TRADE, suggested, perhaps, by some
school.boy, he leaves out his surplus I, anu we
find him MIR. "Deferenee." But throughout the
whole. there is as much difference between The cor
rect spelling of these three ilalicised words, as
there is between Mr.. "Deference" and good man.
ners. good sense or courteous language, SO lar ds
we can gather from his abusive slang anu Jarsoh.
Ii may be thought the spelling is otminor impor-
lance, but when man Sits down TO make news,
paper attacks on honorable men, he should
moi only be armed with truth, but he should
be capable in all respects. This, howev-
| er, may not be as bad as case knew,
of a member OF The Legislature, not twenty
years ago, who submitted grave proposition 10
The House, bu, when it was called up had 10 gel
another member 10 speak TO il, explain II and sup.
port it, Whomever the cap may fiji lei him wear
| it. But let us dispose OF Difference" in as lew
words as possible. In doing so rest entirely on
Gen. Chapman's acknowledged Letter 10 Craw-
ford and dated the l4lh July, and published in The
Wing of The 18th August. The Gen. says: !
have this moment received your letter oil the 9th
inst, asking what caused your removal at the
Warm springs, and hasten 10 reply. received
a communication from DIR. Brockenbroneh some
weeks since, stating that he had been credilably
informed that you intended 10 resign as POST
master al the Warm Springs, and as u would oe
| great convenience 10 The ylsieIs al mat place
TO have The Office al the Hotel he recommended
Mr.. McGufin, who he stated was man OF
character and competency, and that he would
give him an Office in the Hotel. delayed for
some days, waiting The arrival OF your resigna-
lion; and having 10 leave The city, went 10 The
Department and adrised the appointment OF Mr..
McGufiin, expecting that your resignation
would be received IN a few days, or il II were not
as you intended to resign, IL would mol be an ex-
cepona course 10 you" &c. Here is the entire
agency Gen. c. had in This transaction, and yet
this malevolent ignoramus would endeavor TO
cast censure and throw blame where none is de.
served. A few days previous, Gen. q. wrote
few hasty lines 10 DR.. b., without much regard
TO precise words, III at he attended 10 the business
and had il arranged, as above related by him,
and upon these lew lines this violent partizan
would make il appear that Gen. G. was acting as
a Deputy Postmaster General. II Difference"
was not the veIics goose, or The bndest, but
terest, political fanatic, in all Western Viz
gnia, he should have known that mem
hers OF Congress throughout The United
States surprising them 10 be we'll acquainted
in their districts, arc constantly appealed 10 ny The
Post Office Department tor infoi NATION relating
TO country Offices and to country poslmaslerS.-
Some resign, some are complained Of and there
are other causes which compel the Department,
who know nothing OF the parties, 10 refer to the
nearest source. ButaDeferencc" is charged with
"haud and forgery !" in that he entirely misIep-
resented Gen. C.'s name, and gave what is not
his name. Difference" pleads guilty 70 this;
but what is his justificatory plea1 Why, that ne
only took copy Of The letter, leaving The true
name ouf, and put such name 10 ms copy as SUIT
ed his iniauitous designs. Now, always thought
the name of an individual was the most Inpor-
an ingredient Of every instrument OF writing
"Detrrence" did not think that Nppresso reri s
susgest,o tais But lei him so on with that admitted
piece ofcriminality. will not follow him through
| all his unworthy perversion and wicked pnrPo-
ses but merely refer to The cream Of the Joke, and
that is, that Mr. Crawford should now be rein
| stated and McGuflin removed What doll This
man must be Need advert for moment TO
the several reasons why this should not, and will
mol, be done2 TO crafty malevoent passions
Aha Mr.. Truepenny, you are there are you =
| But away with such an embitlered and ignorant
opponent: he is not worth The time | have be-
slowed upon him.
| To return ts the Springs, and close. Al.
though the visiterS are returning 10 "home, sweet
home," daily and hourly, yet many still hold on
little longer. They hate 10 part with that
which they hold dear. in The shady trees, The plea
SAINT walks, The delicious waters, and The pleas
ing Tranquil, pensive melancholy, which The ap,,
proach OF The Fall always indicates. But al
soon will part, though We hope mot forever
We still cling 10 hope, and whilst il cannot be
expected that the same persons will all again re-
assemble on these delightful grounds, still We
console ourselves in The language OF modern
poet:
The only balm for parting WOE
Is, Iondly hope Ii, not forever.
MONTICOLA.