The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-20

writes them epises Of admiration and homage from Lon
don, where with caussdiere, he keeps soof from the
hsresiaIch Of socialism, ndi,es new volumes OF atheism
and sedon but he pass into the cells OF 81 Peege
the amount Of The judicial fines which threaten en-,
tinction 20 his Journal"
lated to all the principal aglaors Of the eoiasaf and y
has been nearly verified With reference TO the French
cal communications their late having already come.
Thus the aPparen Of the Post Is quite an idle and SUI
and could he hold CONFIDENTIAL official communication
with The rulers Ia all the disturbed counrles OF the CONT
official men, in Feanes or eissWhsre. on the subject He
augured from what he Witnessed and learned-irom the
eesrple Of asa s~S.s hs Che nsw echnca
whose driving was like that Of Jehu the son OF Nimshi
pressed nor concealed there /. not rational or truly hu-
name man. native foreigner here, who bewais the lot
Taea ss ss
Louis NsPoeon the reply may be- that during the canvass
IN se ii has been
knowiedged that this was mistake, Napoleon having
likelihood the GENERAL ae eaad or would says
the salary OF President Louis Napoleon doubled by the
Ministry ana the Assembly the measure seemed 70 me 70
withheld rom your journal AT the same time, might
Executive Chief must live ane sus deems even the sum
OF twelve hundred thousand francs barely sufficient In It.
happened to be aware Of one should orcise as readily
as used to censure In my letters the policy and decara
LIONS Of LSa pnPps and GnsS on the asIas ore
view usurpation Louis Napoleons accession the
presidenshp with five six millions oil sufsages out Of
Originally the French expedition to Rome was described
md mx Letters as S and &C. han
been that the foeign usurped domination
hs U XII i p n. s. s what
US await the contamination. The whole work will, per-
maps DO seen and proved fortunate Tor French and
Roman welfare, including enough OF constitutional free
dom,
proach of little prolixy and egotism can be borne Il
would seem strange, that so fanaca an absoitst and
knshterrant against the champions OF constitutional free,
highest personal and official favor OF liberals like Mr. King
and Mr. Rush. ministers Of our republics on the very scene
Of his exorbances; that complaint ever passed from
Paris to Washington; and that the late truly republican
and patriotic Secretary Of STATE mr. buchanan, should
joined letter of the Hon. Joseph Ingerso venture to
authorize you 70 publish III sure sa. the Two gentlemen
stances Mr. lngessl 50 recently the emnen. and eio.
quen representative Of Philadelphia IN Congress- and the
named to add weight to this cusoy defence snPpesing
the consular action lies not absolutely de-
''''''' YOUR k hs;sSf.isy CORRESPONDENT
"wAsHrsaros February e.
"MY DEAR SIR. Very little reflection convinced me Of the
ehanans hands and inviting from him expression
of opinion of your merits might be made known his
must be altogether agreeable 10 yourself He states that il
he could, in any to make recommendation
the administration, it would be cheeruly done In
your favor He proceeds say that you have performed
your consular duties ably and faithfully and that your
American spirit eminent literary character, social position,
and able pen, have enabled you render important
your country that, although he does not know
whether you Cass Taylor man, yet he does
know that you are in heart aud soul, American He
adds that your place sought the commenc OF
vduas the President resisted every application for
your removal and he that General Taylor may do
likewise. al.
We full Of hopes from the integrity, frmness, sagaci
", and una fected modesty OF the new President.
~. II. INGERSOLL. .