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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

TO authorize the Clerk TO have map enpr...,
10 accompany The message OF the PRESIDE, !
reference TO The Cherokee Indians, which 49,
adopted. "as
Mr.. Giles, from The Committee on Comm.
reported an amendment to the light touSe M
which was ordered 10 be printed. ~
The same committee reported several n,,r..
bills, which were read twice and referred n -
Commillee Of the Whole. "e
| The House then went into Committee II i
Whole and resumed the consideration DC ,bs ~ -;
10 protect The American settlers in, and erenl -.
Laws over, the territory OF Oregon.
Mr.. ]. R. Insersoll made speech again, !.
bill. He objected TO IL strongly Tor its Iuc,6,i,,
character in reference olhe territory over uh,..
our laws we're 10 he extended. No hourt.,,
were defined. He had >fen thee work. ., C,.
gon one OF which gave 81 degrees 40 n.inn,,
our Northern boundary anuther 40 desfr., ).
third none al all. Now before We ,s,rri =.
laws over The territory, we ought 10 know W..
| the territory is. Gentlemen, On the tlfer III
ought 10 c"me our boldly and tell u, VIA, az
boundaries of this territory. The bin uuol
define clearly the extent of country OYER a..
the laws are TO be extended. A lrend p,., J..
said MIR. l, says up 10 81 degrees AZ m,c..,
Very well, then, lei the bill say up 10 s. hon.
40 minutes too. But il that is the b,nr',...
why was bill which clearly dc fire! II. ly
the possibility OF mistake, referred t5,s
Committee, instead OF being acted upon i, l.
House?
MIR. lngersol then made an exposiin + Il.
law Of nations, 10 show thai he discover ii II.
mouth OF river gave 10 tile 10 the c,u,.r.
through which it aud its branches aowet. un,
followed up by lnrther explorations, and tid,cu,
The TILE Of manifest destiny" which has bten.,i
ionh by certain Western members
II you give the Notice said Mr.. l., and ;oov
il up by the passage Of This BILL | say unhesia,.
inely and unqualifedly, that il is certain p {.
lnde 10 War.
MIR. Wood, OF New York, followed hri.ny,n
support Of al amendment, which he oferr. *.
tending The laws ever the Territory Of O'es.rn
so called, and moi over The TERRITORY Of The I'M
ted States lying west OF The Rocky Mountain
thus leaving The question OF boundary whrCe
properly belonged, with the Executive a4t IT,
treaty making power.
Mr.. Phelps OF Mo-, followed in.behali Of lie
bill, and in maintenance Of our right 10 The whcs
territory, as derived from Spain BY the ueay q.
1919.
The debate was continued by Mr. Wick, OF L..
diana who dipped into the title and others
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Err he Enluirer.


No wirhs,an,'ing the unlikely moinine, a
rrelly good crowd assembled at MIR. Gen'ry's
avefn, on last Saturday, 10 hear The Carol
la,es eAola f,,ti" MIR. Gresnfy, At er few pre-,
Iiminary remarks entered into an examination
ofihr Bank question. he nigh Tariff ard Di,'fl
III ION, aad conc ad.d w,ih his views upon STATE
o,,i,i,s Never le.orc had Heard these sui J-cis
% clearly eiuci !atei IS ! dni hat CAV; wi-n
t,,;,, rvely nian IL he county could hasc htar'
aim; 10 .yery N ~ I'icea maud '. p'rseri'd NJ
VII consequences II >ucG measure, n 4 li2ht a
Near Is nonntay Ali-r Mr.. Gregory bad tn
IT ed, NJ Lancasrr got up and told the people,
.,ha, he was 20 speaker a. Mr. q. was, bnt was
p;am man" an would thsirfufc, not allrmP'
o make a speech, bnI would merely gre them
"A,r. tax" RE said: 'as regards State ponies,
G believed. b. Perfectly agreed with his FRIEND
vr Gregory" "A National Bank he would sa'
,ohii ab.,,', as ii sas liz. Is hol = be aeta''d
,oa,n tlr many wars 10 cnme Uron The Pro-
t.c,,ve sysem .e claimed 10 Re S md 10 no man
IN The U.,on MOI even Ia Il. CLAW himself.
however. was So unfortunate as not 10 under
stand exactly his views, especially his argument
,pou, a snpposed war between England ant
France. He thinks The Tarii Of AZ sntcenl
protection, ye,, he says. he has scheme IN ms
head which IS better; however, he did mol ieli The
people what that scheme was. tt's "taR was
'sho /" indeed. Our generous hearted COUNTY
men no dnnbl excused him, as he was lahorne
under indi>pusiiou. Mr. Lancaster told The
Wings he looked 10 them for snpp'it, hnt would
not object at al 10 asst lance iiom IL Democrat
&c friends. MIR. l.. may lie very worthy man
which, TO douh', he Is; 5n, surely, there i not
Democrat in the good old county oil Henr'co
who won'd vaie Tor Mr.. L., in preference to on
lille and clcq,rnt candidate, who defended lie
publican principles So faithfully for eight years
in The Virginia Assembly, from SISTER county
Oemocrats OF Henric,. stand by your man, con
vonrs RUFF.
April 10Th, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

The Washington Correspondent .: 'e ;,
York Evening Pos, thus notices The ren'a'A'
our Senator MIR. Penrybacker, on Inc ~
"Nolice":
"He believed, that II he Presiden, 'hou' :
the opportunity TO seltle this conifoyeFsY ".
basis which be had already once offered ~
do 30. ;,
@He preferred the House resolution. :. ,,
amendment of MIR CrilleEden, hut wouIr =.
tbs LATER il he could 10 do DO better o.
that The British minister had made 'ae - I.
arbi,ra,e from no other motive under Hssss1 )
10 array the opinion of the word again, !, !.
States, and without the least e1peeiai,Yn
would be accepted. Though The Sen'Is
House, (tor the whole House had debo'e. :,
The senate) and the dense crown Of psio..,. s. !, :
ta.ors in the gallery. were very impa.isn.. y.
ness the result Of the vote, mus, say ,nG''
made q sensible and forcible afg1aien-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

The Election in Ii. ely u New io'k result.
ed 10 The choice Of Andrew Il. Mckle, DEM
crat, 10 The Office Of Mayor, by majority oil =
1873 over Taylor. Whig. The vote stood Mic
kle, Dem. p, I65; Taylor, Wing, l5,035 { 2
z.ns, Native. $500 The Common C"nne!
stand, is Democrats, . Wings and Native, in
cath BoArd of Aldermen and Assistants.
The New York Sun gives an interesting
sketch Of the new Mayor. The rising generation
NAV draw very useful lesson from The resus! .
"The history oil Mr.. Mickle, our new Mayor
is emphatic. among thousands OF oihec ms, :ncrS
az 10 what eoud conduct and upright in,entica>
will effect 10 pacing even TIC poorest Of oui
youth in ,be most elevated positions Of society.
Mr. NJ. was p,or boy, born in The SIKH Ward,
IN the small old wooden building, No. SO Cross
street. 2or 3dvurs sou:h 81 Pearl, on The Wesier.
ly side OF the street. adjoining ne brick building
now occupied by Mr.. Gilmaitin and others. RI.
was bound apprentice 10 lo5accon's, ami Is
now al the head Of one Of the largest concerns o'
that kind il the city. The duties OF his new 20
s,tio, will be arduuus, bu, We doub, nor that he
habits Of industry and probi'y, Tor which he ha'
become so distinguished, will enable him success
fully and satisfactorily 10 perform them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
THE NEW REVENUE BILL.

We deem it unnecessary 10 publish the details
Of this important measure, until IL shall nave
been sanctioned in is present or modified form ny
the House Of Representatives III follows 10 '
.rea, principles (says The Unionl The oil pre-
posed by The Secretary OF The Treasury. II ADO
l:sbes the minimums and The specific duties ana
estimates the duties upon allhe articles (excep' ''e
free arlcles) on The al ratorea principle. ! NJ
mos, material variation between the Cummhees
bill and The Treasury bill is, the shifting OF some
of The articles from one class 10 aDoiher, 80 a v
increase or lowe. The dn,y. Thus manufactures
OF wool, &C., arc placed in the 80 per cent cas-
&c, 10 The presenl tiii."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
DESTRUCTION OF THE SPLENDID

DESTRUCTION OF THE SPLENDID
STEAMBOAT oREGON.-A letter from n.
York, dared salurdty morning, o'clock, 10 The
editors OF The Philadelphia Ledger, says:
al have ~ in,u-m yon ,ha, the srlendid steam.
or Oregon run On the rocks ~ Hursa'e an ccnn-
Ing down The T. 81 River. She vii probably &c
a total lass The insurance policy on her Is
drawn up 10 The fiscl lha, sc nna no, go
through Hurlea,e until daylight. Loss about
$4,000. No lives lost"
The sreamboa, Oregon has been the aomirs.
ton OF The Union for The paa year, aad was con-
sidered 10 be The most maguidcer, boat s1er buils.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

A communication appears in the Rocknsham
Register from Mr.. George Keezel, one OF The
many candidates This spring. The following pas
sages ar. full OF sound sense and true patriotism
They are worthy Of the Tenth Legion, We are
glad 10 hear, that these noble views are entertained
by several of The candidates in old Rockingham !;
CAS- an individual, 81 for Convention, as
believe our Constitution is, in many respects, de-
f-ctive. Had been 10 the last General Assem-
bly should have voled for the bill offered by
HE Eas, as compromise of This vexed question
/, is all we can al present get. What would me
Valley gain by adhering lc the while bas,>a-
What consistency is there in conlendng for
mixed basis in the Federal Government Our
Federal Constitution is The suit OF compro-
mise formed by the purest patriots who have
svsr lived In any ace. with Gen. Washington al
their head; and should We, The sons OF The Old
Dominion, divide the Stale, as some men con-
tend, rather Than compromise I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
2StrDmrpao1 EmatetrFr.

ye,,,nt, in Charles Maurice Smith, Esq, dated at
Phade!ph,n, F,bruary 4, and published FEBRUARY lon
IN answer 10 "A article which appeared N the bnq.
rrr ON The 9th Of January. This letter affords ..ons
corrobofatvs evidence OF our opinion e1ptesSeo ~
communication evidently understood by him TO me ea
tent We intended; namely, that facts wihin our know
lodge proved him TO be coward
children, US an excuse. Let IL be-ws shall mol us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

FneM ruE CoAsr cF ArRlcl.-By the arrival
this morning OF the British schooner Ida, Of ST.
Johns, N g., which leh Sierra Leone on the 22d
February, we have been informed by MIR. ketch-
UNI, the supercargn that several slavershad been
taken by a. M.squadron on The coast, and con
"a Leone. The United States frigste Yorktown
sailed few DAYS previous for The Mediterrane.
an-her crew were rsnaYkaby healthy.
IN. 2. Es. Pa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
THE OREGON NOTICE RESOLUTION !.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
WAsaiSsrcN, April ls, 1916

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun
WAsalssrcN, April IL, 1916
The Senate was net in session 20 day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
As soon as The journal had been real &
House resumed The consideration OF The til
protect the right OF American settlers in org
with the termination Of The joint occupation u 2
same The question was on agreeing q Z
amendments reported from The Committee Of q
| Whole yesterday.
The amendments having been concurIeG "
The bill as amended, was read q third lime az
| passed by vote Of 1903 10 63. The amrndmt.
do not alter The important FEATURES 81 he =
One strikes out Inc clause providing fer mrDr.
rifiemen, and another reduces the amount Ter q
ryipe The bill into effect, from $500 600 10 l0OCc
Mr.. Douglass coming in lew moments a.
The vote had been taken, desired 10 have The PHI
lege 10 record his vote, but amidst consIttfse
Laughter the request was refused
On motion OF Mr.. Boyd, the House ll,' r.
ceeded Ia the consideration Of the Oregon ng9'
resolutions, as amended by The Senat.
The question being on concuuing N Z
amendment Of the Senate 10 The House eso
ions.
Mr. Owen moved 10 concur in The anercae.
of The Senate, with an additional ameltG'f
striking out all after the words "eaIncsily {.
in the Preamble, and inserting "direclei 'cihe Y
psrlance OF speedy adjustment Of a.! lfer {
fe!ences and disputes, with resPec, 70 saij Is'''
tory
Likewise 10 amend The last resolution 50 q
| make il read as follows:
Be ~ further Res0ircd &C., That Tie PIc'isf'
Of the United States BE- authorized and T,qo's'
10 give to The British Government The nouee =
ouired by the said second article for III" ar %
lion Of The said Convention Of The 9Th OF Aus'
1927.
The previous question having been moved q
seconded, the question was taken upon sg'sslf
10 The amendment OF Mr. Owen, and il Presa.'.
by vote OF yeas 90, nays 81.
The amendment Of the Senate rhas 'n.!h
amended, was agreed lo-yeas IA, nav y.
| The difference between the resolu iors a !
came from The Senate, and their present torn
thai the words cat his discretion" a'e sI'1',
out, and the word "requesed" suhsiu'et ~
by leaving the responsibility OF giving iis :.
with Congress. Instead oil throwing il enuis! =
! on the President.
AS II is net 10 be expected that the Senae
recede, on Monday. presume, join, comn.-ss.
Of conference will be appointed 70 settle nc -
Guilty. ...e
The House devoted the remainder Ct as ca
the consideration Of private bills.
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For I've Enquirer
OF tse 1SFqtte
A FORTUNATE FATHER!!l

We are eredibly informed that lady on Shoe
koe Hill was blessed the olher day with three
Interesting children a, one birth, who ure all do
ing we'll. We have no doub, that The fortunate
husband and father experiences three times more
inv than If he had drawn large prize in lo,-
irfy. We are delighted tina, The mai ue rnpula-
lion Of our city is SO much on The increase:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

Mr.. Clark Mills, native Of South Carolina,
has presented 10 The Counc. OF Charleston
handsome ADD correct bust of John c. Calhoun,
ESQ, made ont OF pure white stone, found near
Columbia This first essay Of Mr.. M. IS said
10 be highly successful and is warmly commend
I'd as an earnest Of THAT eIninence which his
unduub.ed ialen's, his unPrelendins m ri and
per>evering purpose Of character must Ultimate
w attain"
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coNNEcrIcuT-GREAT TRIUMPH.

CONNECTTCUT-6K NIU Mt u.
The Journal OF Commerce publishes full re
turns from the whole State. The Senate IS com
posed OF II Democrats and 10 Wings, and The
House of lI3 Democrats, LOG Wings and !
Aboli,ionist Democratic majority on joint BAL
10, OF eigh, over The Wings and ofseven over all.
We only regre, lha, no U. s. Senator is TO be
chossn this wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
FRlplr, ArRIL II, 1916.
IHIUk tI1N'H 'N'fV.
The Senate was mol in session to-day. bavi-
adjourned 10 Monday next.

Inc SENATE was HOt III ocoSiou to-udS, bdFlas
adjourned 10 Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met al II o'clock, and as soon ..
the Journal had been read, on motion of NJ t. J
Ingersoll, went into Committee II the WhuN,
Mr.. Hamin OF Me. in the chair, ard resumc1ll-
consideration OF The bill for the esabishm,n, I.
arTerritoIial Government in Oregon.
THE Secretary OF The Senate apre; rel Il III.
bar and (thc Chair having been resumsG renro
rari!y by The Speaker announced thai hs Srf6e
had passed The Ioint resolution tom he iiou>t
Reprpse natives 10 give notice 10 Gfeal Brlall 4
an amendment, in which he Yas ,le>i!,G 10 Il.
quest The concurrence Of The House
Mr.. r. Chapman, OF Alabama, spoke 'or AZ
hour in opposition 10 The bill, upoL Ire er"'s
that il would be violation Of The :. III 4 NJ
Convention Ct 1877, and would rmbanas> 81.
Their negotiations. He expressed his reere' -.
in this discussion an attempt shonld hay" ben
made 10 give The subject parry character a..
ter further remarks, be went on TO argue ttato u'
wises, policy was 10 keep united, 10 pfs>rt", Z
spill OF unanmity, and 10 aci like ON man, 70.
stead of ndulsing in language ca'cu!ai, O 70 !.
rilatc and 10 defeat the best Interests OF the cul.
Try. Why were gentlemen in 50 great hurry 4
fix the line At 81 40' Why aot, il ihr nam =
God, give the President iulI and ample linz
attempt 10 Sc lie the matter BY negotiation? Tie
Presiden, did mol recommend the passage 81 - {
a bill as this. Il was measure going Try 81
The recommendation Of the President
Mr.. Douglass OF Illinois followed IN de.etfe =
The bill, and in opposition 10 defining Ihr brrnf.
res oi The territory, for the reason hat u INST
hazard The passage Of The bill, and thus ft'tc
one OF The means for obtaining the whole ten
4. IL ,l fb.sr
he charged that The responsibility would rs ma
The heads Of those who had advocated ''ccnrr.
mise"
Mr. Davis Of Mississippi followed trpay u
opposition 10 The til', and in defence .; llose al
were unwilling 10 plunge the couIry II: W,
Though the las, % &c, into fight they IS. Jd !,
the frs, 70 maintain il nanully when itdt .
Mr.. Owen OF Indiana supported The I'LL > )
stood.
ar. Thompson " Pennsylvania clo>ei I.
debate in defence al The bill, and al o.cio's
the Committee proceeded 10 vote upon The vaiiog:
amendments which had been offered
Nearly two hours were occupied in votif9 NJ
on the amendments, mosr OF which were retc'.
and then The question was taken upon me >lh>i
iute for the whole bill, offered b. MIR. Dorss'
of Illinois, upon which lellers were demand,
and ordered 1t was lost, only 90 voting ~ ne
affirmative.
Some OF The amendments being very M
| Gated, with view OF Attending time 10 eaanlfs
them motion was made that he House ac a't
10 Monday. |. was carried a! FRS, by az acc
native vote, but on a division BY yeas an ras
being demanded, The motion was nesatset-
Yeas 81 nays 1853.
The House then, without further action up
the bill, adjourned until TO morrow.
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DIED.

DIED. ,r..,.,j
Died, 10 ,hi, city, on The morning O e. Mr %.
lesh April Miss AoyEs R., daughs's o. -"
Ior Hi, Of King William county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

nie,n ani,h.,r verdict, we have been Iniolme"'
IS as we have given II above. g,
- i W we were disJo,ed, 10 give detailed &c
cont Of .hr paricalr,s q III iaial "csn',enei
h. ,r,,;mrn, { re,y corA CT :, aud NC DO nu'
trsire 4. an,iri,ae ia- invesga'on oi lne occur
renee which Is ~ I've had.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
From n. Richmond E,ouire,. January q. ls4s.

We notice In the ar If yesterday article profess
sedir In reply brief comment nads by for
n-r piece 10 that tap siy, -. H. P esssrs' He
takes 10 TASK fnr publishing hs predictions a our
correspondent. AID says We ou=hi 10 know that they
are fase. We know what SONS Ut his psi opinions
have hsen hut 1, Is sc.rc.y possible fr 10 divine
what his sentinenis may hereafter ne. We have not
the power 81 einirpasdnse ana consequently cannot tell
In advance what pncipes be may BE- disposed 10 sdvo
.aie. VIZ doubt whether hs knows himself His mort
intimate hivnds arc sometimes puzzled 10 undersssnd
as position.
The ant: lie reisred IS, In reality, somewhat vo
lsnt, though rather ineonsstsnt stIsek upon and
our sonsspeAasas "Nsssa." We donos es1s 10 sagays
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21

In controversy of This kind enough ms 10
former ones, between MI j. H. T. ana ,p,ms hem "a
show the utter luiy Of any aeWi 70 s :. ,sbrs
u, lie viii OF course have the u,e OF our column"
'Macon" will take our advice. he WIN ", ~, r..,,rman
alone. To use an cd pro4crb. eN, ''e
rnI irI md h., vii hInffI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
JOHN H. PEASANTS.
Frpm d. Rieanond Enqairer, .lanuary q, ls4s.
From the Meas and Star, January &c, 1916.
"MACOSn &C


The Enquirer Of Saturday professss 10 contradict,
without ronradirinG The fact that The ed ors 0f that
aprr had silently rndnrs-d the charge 81 thr cores
nondent ..Macon," az Washin gton, that ~. H. Pta
san,s) had prop sc IN establish IN Tins city an Abo
tun PAPER (ur in equivalent phrases
Who that correspondent is, ! have TO means Of
Knowing; tut is do know. and again affirm, Thai The
Editors OF The EnIuIrer must have known lie charge
thus undrrsood IN be ei OF the s'oss~st character.
and that their publication Of IL, wlrhnu commentary
r3ps nnt on. violent wrong To me. outrage
ruth as they must he conV nc; the Truth was and an
injustice TO all men entertaining my sentmerts, uni
fofmly expressed for twenty years, and netcr deva'ed
FROM inclusive of their own father and mtny OF the
leading Democrats Of this Staie. The correspondent
may have thought what he said, In Ignorance Of the
fscB and my therefore be guiltIesa Of prrmedated
injustice e; but The Editors Of the Enquirer, who endorse
his calunny by printing u, without any explanation.
Their did know better, IN which case their candor and
iheraty prom std, ought 10 have known bet
ter in which case, they themsth es n,fy sry what
sponsbility they incur by thr circulation and endos.
on In The dark QUASI at least Of an accusation ner
sihe pr. udice against him respecting whom Is pro-
mnl2ated.
Il w,uid have become those gentlemen, lnstead Of a
ppant reinrt have repaired the injustice they had
done hy the publication Of my vindieaion, and 10
memb,r that other people have rghis-whieh TOO they
mean 10 maintain down 10 tho very crossing Il n l.,
when they perceive dispos ton To violate Ihem-:hat
people had rights, h-sdss those who fourth I'M
der the ami s Of James X. Polk We certainly do not
mean TO Infringe ruI.s of courtesy Ia desiring that
this fact ,b, he distinctly remembered by o,hes,
meaning ourselves TO ro,getIt
We shalt neer he outdons In courtesy and llberalIiy,
If we only know hew TO mec generous feelings in q
correspondent ,piri but nnques sonaby shall never
submit u injustice Ut mierepn IcntaliUn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
Flem as Richmond Enquire, FtsyYry II, 1916.

weperoe,ve IN the Richmond Star of ,eyerday, a
letter from Mr. John u. Peasants Ia Charles Maurice
Smith, E,a., one Of It's Edor, dated Philadelphia,
February 4h, 1916. The eite, il in r-ply to edito
rial la tho Richmond Enquirer If January 9Th. The
Juniur Editor n The Enquirer had ctorce Of the payer
At thar time. He 10 not now IN Richmond. but Il 10
proper to state did not Tho city until DAYS
AFTER Dir. Pleasan,s returned To L. Whether upon his
return he will deem II necessary 10 reply TO Mr.. Plea
sants letter Il is FOR himself TO say From his edi,o-
rial Of the 9Th January we should judge that he will
only consider Mr PIeasan letter a stu stronger proof
OF bis own opinion expressed IN That editorial. With
ha however, We, the Senior Editor, do no; feel
self atiiheriy 10 ineifre.
As Mr. Plrasans however, has brought Into notice an
affair which occurred between the Senior Eiiinr and
himself and endearo 10 use II rs weapon OF assam
against the Junior Editor lcst our silence msy he mis-.
consrued We beg leave TO say lew words on the sub
ieet
In the rst plsee do not consider that The Junior
Editor responsible for drarving This matter upon The
age" but that 10 Mt. pieasans himself the zuIt IL
fault there te 10 TO he attributed. The remark on
whsh Mr. Peasants Pounds his charge. 10 this The
Junior Editor declining TO engage IN personal news
paper conIrnveny wnh Mr. Pieasan'a saws, '.Enour b
has occurred In former ones betwe-nJ H. Peasants and
our elves, 10 show the uite utility of any atiemu, 10
bring them 10 anal decision. That such lsnguag e a.
thus should provnks resentment, natural enourh; bat
really dnes not 60 m that IL any reflection
on the gentlemen alluded 10 by Mr. Pleasants az having
med,aifd in ddi: unity be wesn The scuior Edror of
The Enquirer and that gentleman; nd. moreover, we
do consider that nv any st inference, he de-
dueed that that difficulty between usand Nj. Plrasans
l. particularly referred TO- So much in Justice III,
JUROR Ed,to..
party In 3D., sns upon the STAGE A,ir Of onr
own il lie our dnry U ssy, thar SIR Pisa,an letter
eontass 10 relation The afr hieh he has thou ght
proper 10 bring forward both suggestions and dedue
lions, whkk do nc< lecsivs Our esscat
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