Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

o..embIod % insult Hnehe. app 10 f eso,..S
aeas rs here had been prompt action al 'ng tho I'LL
up if violence would have been recovered md what Is o
ly importance the supremacy OF ,e TO-, nreserved I'M.
been indicated and the ho pyes have escaped
@ h hen defed and the mongrel raooo nave .s
'ro Va feel that the Marshal, Charles De'e"
o,v n no blamed for these untowaIu resu I'd - tho
PeIaly - re doubt not that the papers snoi''eu W
anu m' .neraI warranted the opinion which ne gase 10,
,''o' nint in regard 10 the conducl Vi Dti, 40
we think that the pIne ap s.,;ent and such as
neh' was on;nued 10 be acted on, 'rM screen Io,.
nay u .;b,y erery other Marshal rho o nno,.
ing and ae'ny ybc emergency is cca-the Interests IN
u' ,y e ncalcuaby imporant-and every uioI' ~ncn
;, % enforcement of the laws whelhel n o,bcr
WIN e no held 10 the strctes accountaoily. IN @
i've D;o conduct should be such as to constitute a
;oa,,ion Independent OF all ceftlncaes u raan, no.
We believe nothing short OF tns WIN ~ aye the Union
We If The day. and be available 10 save u ,d
ceSsi.F no language to express the indlena,io aiu
We nav I far those pious and pcttifoggng aooilloh
s,a h resored suits for SANDER IN o,ue nn W 81
sts, VIM md 10 deter him from his resou'e Puisui: "
aushes Ta, ,hey were enabled to effect their Object 10
traits degree through the ordinary forms OF Jlsice III
dca,e state of affairs in Boston wf b"nc and quar-
a though TO do So should require tho hanging anu
aeu Of those evolves in Sleeps clothing C9nn.G p
Discrardng the plainest precePtS OF 'le NV
violating the ccares pneesd OF e society and
necessary derye The execration of all good cl!lzens no
hi, hs nunished rs rioters and kidnappels - Oh lS ~
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heavily fined and imprsoheo' '"0 '
| wonld soon be cooled.
"o'' From the y Y. Globe.l
The letter of President Fillmore TO mr. ~, aa,emenis Of
49,; IS Attorney General Critlenden ana me sa n s
W ION and Hughes the gentlemen who went 70 noso,
~ ,I fni,ye Slave Crafts, constitute case "c 10 , e
", w I've .erios attention of the country ihese
hea W ro have been unable to publish from our iilheu
, and We did wish to give one witnou. uI ibc
III president apologies for the failure 10 app
n utters very commcndabs sentiments ,,
of the laws and is liberal III promises oi I
nt,re Mr. Critlcnden, who investigates INC l4"a"y s va
,he MASSACHUSETTS, Marshal finds nothhs S " coma
mova ilo ,he officer for want Of diligence and aac-
gTi,v Knight and Hughes tell PLAIN mater VI 'a 60 .
about their excursion 10 Boson-ho~ c9iay " ho,y
ved BY Judges District Attorney, and all IN
h ,hev were insulted baled delayed, matreateo aes
red their hives threatened and finally compelled 10 return
without the accomplishment OF the oolecl VI 'e ts pr.
In our humble opinion, the language ana dets y nc
siient and officials erince flag rant dtrecton umy
Fillmore ouails and shrinks aghast from tho execution OF m
Ec. Soil mob of Boston Hs powerful with his pcn ou
feeble when il TO action IL seems 10 w, u e'e, -
was which called for the application Oh Tue M
removal vested in the President that Tue rece'i' ana"
Boston was such case The Marshal showed himseH 70
be entirely awed and parayzcd by the mob H. nc u
not sympatize with rioters. Mr. CIittenden himsel COM
Mains of his law and inert conduct Mr. Crltendens op
ION though designed shield the Marshal onght 10 nave
been sufficient satisfy the President tnat remoa
demanded as solemn duty Had the authocs al oosoi
shown half the noble and patriotic sp evincea .! !uoS
rier in civ where the free negroes are huhutea io
more numerous the Federal Executive would not nave sn
oyed such an opportunity Of displaying It's iniosc'y
hali,vr ,ha all The Free Soil Messrs Fillmore an
C1,,enden NAV obtain by their imed leny VIII MOI com
pensa,e for the loss of confidence and esteem which he
have incurred in consequence thereof
Our language certainly has not been stronger man ina
OF This gallant Northern Journa-and ye, we ind SCUM
e.n whic Press excepting 10 what VIC have said lha e'
Ing paper The Pennsylvania, also remarks WIN sfea'
upon The inconsistency of The President in first pennne IN
n. s,,lio md
uoon The slight suberure OF the Attorney Generals letter
TO remove The culpatle marshal
p.S-The Boston papers deny many OF the importan
statements OF Mr. Hughes OF Georgia. in regard 10 The con
duct Of the Judges officers &c. Boson--and letter OF
similar tenor from Mr. Curtis the eminent lawyer OF Dos
TOT and the able vindica,or of the consuonaty OF III
fugitive slave law announced II we find that we nav
done any of gentlemen injustice, none sooner thai
ourselves, will be ready TO repair H.