Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25

irG III thc most niubiia6c Forms They nrc chilled an
va bS certain Editors. backed by certain rtcr-wiers Il
support tissue "f measures called Adjustment which
'Hsi Ut them think is directly ,ith the principle:
anu Pledges upon which they elected and degrading
men constituents. Now sir shall Seniors an,l Represen
a'ives Weld their opinions their pledges rs
iev understand them, and follow The advicenot say
yield 10 the detaion Of those Editors That is the question
ou say you do not think members Of Congress should
nave any control over the political press For the sake
argument let that be granted ask in ought any
Ponilca press control members of Congress Your in.
tcgen readers may that question The pe0pie mas
decide whether their representatives look Ia Me for
e about Washington
IL gives paiu thus write. ini i4 neither fair
@, a To ,s Senators and Representatives lor doing what
lhey clearly have right Ia do,ya indeed they feel sol
emmy "'nnd todn. They have right 10 appeal 10 iron
ihe Judgment OF editors and ecr The judgment
o lheIr constituents Feeling thai unItsly assa-
"a ii conforming tu their representative Obligations they
nave night III call upon their constituents get up and
Keep W an independent press Ia defend Southern righte
against Northern aggression For doinn this YOU charge
them with getting up sectional party organization. II is
no party organization that il aimed n No such thing.
Bnl even If such was the ease Southern members be
held responsible for W j. there sectional party organ-
za'ion in the North against the Southl Is known
everybody that this Northern sectional orsanizalon with
s in the North aud in alliance with them
the seat al government has attained controlling influence
over the Federal Government All this is notorious. And
even If the Washington onion thoroughly devoted Ia
the OF the Souh under such circumstances would il
be unpid1nabc sin 10 establish anohe: paper dcvorel
Ia Tie same cause
L. srs, from the days of IN. boyhood har" been reader
Quoted iiand since he 10 Washington have con
Iinued hc %. his constant readers And although,
upon several trying emergencies we have widely differed
have never YET desired 10 STE ~ paper 90 down Never In
llcs al excitement, when the whole country l. agaicd
almost 10 dlstracliOn by questions involving tic veal
oi the body polite difficult avoid harsh expressions
between those enlisted different sides Of these questions
Ii The Washington Union find Just cause Of complaint
or certain expressions uttered by the grticrs the
Southern Press the Inter will find difficulty in settling
The account hy pointing 10 harsh ccnsures nick in
Situations 10 say threats Ia be found in the columns
"i the Union Let al that pass. Ii can help H. no un-
kind feeling shall allowed ranklc long bosom.
drop This topic and, in conl-ion would respectfully sug
rsl hJ hasc who consider the new press necessarily
tending 70 break down the Washington Union and with il
inc Democratic pary err most Cg:c!ouS!y II any such
consequences caslic. tie fault will bc with The iricad
oi the paper but with those who choose consider
and treat them enemies The truth N that the natural ten
rnct NJ such ably ana faithfully coBducied VIII Dc 10
strengthen the National Democratic organfur the plain
son that the Federal i'll the city not only Fder
but Northern In their anites-wheroas the Democratic
gan in faithful advocacy OF Democratic doctrines would
o course, bear character more congenal with
Southern rights and institutions whilst would great
extent be relieved from The responsibility and trouble I" de-
voting lis columns mainly 10 sectional questions But,
as matters nov stand TIC act IS aS anenapc as II s un-
deniahc that The Northern portion =" TIE national Demo
cratic party, with cw honorable exceptions, are tainted
with ahooasm and lec soism they under ahol
ton and soil pledges such extent that is utterly
n,oussh. ,ot any pau.r conducted as . national Demo-
crate organ Democrats and do i justice
10 the South; II IS needless 10 pretend H. II Is utterly I'M
practicable. The Southern Democracy constitute large
Democratic ana II ought not, III siiteT
Justice 10 b. expected that tne.r principles their rights yea
their peace md safety shall be surrendered TO appease those
so tainted under such pledges They have right 10
call upon all such shake oi their anti slavery shacklcs
and come back 10 their Democratic position, that
there LONGER be any distinction between Democrats
North and Democrats South. But 50 long as the great
mass all parties North tainted talented and iar-
less Southern press or sustained and must defend
Southern rights and institutions without fear favor or a''ec-
ton towards party. FRlESD - THE New Pass.
i JuSg 20, 1850
\ I'VE hid desire 10 injustice in former article
we therefore ceorily s.a place The above explanation.
Though Fitel sleds light the SUBJECT "e
conie.s o,s original unsha;an. We have 10 de-
s-e however 10 continue the discussion We hope that we
mar be i.iaken ani that the enterprise may do good 10 ihe
cause the Constitution the South and the Union we
know ourselves have aher object in vi'w Enquirer
Io the !.aaors Of tie En7arlr
Sur CAraARi;E: II ,aRoa ~ RIO J.HEls"
March "a, 1910
:. Ms Dcar RI embrace a moments leisure 10 inform you
o nv safe arrival although without many perls At this
place where anchored YESTERDAY having sailed RON
Baltimore the 18th January In the Guit stroain We !ial
thai lasted three days md nights during whlrh onr
hrs, mate had his leg dreadulv broken bn under The care
nf onr Surgeon Dr VIM. pann, nc is now up again !
assure you thai cvcn l" commence EJVaee !" no y"
Things could hc anown before hand would require eonst-
oe degree resolution. Mdc more II the daring spun
would require IN induce - start from laPPF ht
on IN adventure he dstan, Forao After weaierng,
under pie the in tn Cult stream hnd paving
the icmGions Of old Neptune due tribute ol sea SICK
Il,
hundred miles of this place when IN another storm we au
both our broken and in here 10 ref Here we
find several ships going and coming from California ana
the accounts we hear from thai region are quite
lory but have made up my mind make bold play Tor
fortune and death alone can deter me- VIII Keep my pow"
der Gy and trust in Providence As IN the Mexican war;
fear our county will be but sparaey IN the reon
nj godso many hale, hearty to nothing young men arc
there who content pass lie ~ poverty ana insi"i
csncr without making effort for their 1vaii'eM NJ
Satisfied are they fish for minnows in mill pond when
r,ry should Lc catching whales II the North poe-saaS
To- be iinr the best hours their ie away about pacei
LOT ridv "idcd girls yaa ana weak minded rs
wlen they should havo been hitting Themselves I" become
companions for Queens YET this Kind Of cae 'ai mem,
oh iudcd when their ambition never scared aoos
lno coat or hal And there i yet another class oi
dog whppcrs parts, such ever ready TO become
great officers in the militia where else thry can i-
posr on The ignorant ntrue them Hut when their co-
ty calls, when something requiring NINA oF eS,"n
10 be- performed they not there on very wen Know
how useless this kind of men nrc when hff - any NM -
DONE and 50 perhaps il Is better for them 10 r "
But to resume: The this ne is very hot here Sgci
s We passcd under from talarg ana l:e e
low Fever is hurryng The people fast To ielf loi" h"es
THE Americans here tell gel arny as soon a we can
=, ysow Jack will gel us But will not wonder a iC
nrcvol.ncc of that disease here when inorm :Gn that ic
loyn is mst filthy Matanioa- al Sai!o was be!"!'
: they were polced hv our army
II Ie houses OF Rio built il the same fashion as those
m, NeNicans-low fiat and pfaonikc ard the lawn ts'l
moi handsome bul the surrounding is magnificent
Valley and mountain clothed in yerna decked VIII
h,wers such as Northern climate cannot produce lh
s clouds are resting the mountain side while, Tar aoov
Is Ihcm The lofty peaks ascend 10 Heaven What glorious
region this will Or when counirymen own il as they W"
r some day ~.
II While think of it, you 'go your death for Cuba
e when the time II you cant raise troops IN T. yo'
can in other places, -
Our presen, crowd han. God, more friendly t" MI
than the with Mc1ico and there Is no gag
cing bucking and putin. in the card us heeInor IA.
Ne 10 shoot aboionsi cn6e In Whie '' ''
= sulting Us. did in our o;her Trip ,c...
From the last Information enrn ffai The nsd iae
h voi seem nj home BE- The bl1ng sun {" di-'"'
d ard dis,non bui li- distance that -n seems ="
winklins STAR whilst III. glorious sun 81 MOI. M
translucent How degraded and inw should ci ~ '.i
ant land hear hnt had country ~ more TO .'ii
that could retain tie treasure our ialie!s sii "
. Whittier should ny Union and our country no ''r
i For union mus; sacricc every thing ont our in"'
Old Virginia is nv home and hy her Will stand OF a'i
e | vii! write again on reaching San Francisco. =,
n Adeu, adien > :" "
/ For The Enquirer
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
u The Democratic party in Chesterfield aTe rs4aesr' y
meet al the Court House Of their COUNTY O.: iioA1! ~
5rh Of lny Chat being CoGr; day. FOR The purpose Of n
np delegates 10 te District Convention u he hea ~ re
tT-aaq on ile .v ii Iuy, 10 nominate cand.1n''
epcse. hr District composed oi is tonil-- 81 va ~,