Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

ha S,a,e are well known 10 have been me theIe VI III.
a md Jealous advocacy for the last SIX OF esti'
80 I, il needless enter into detail, suffice II 10 say
l. in favor OF all The reforms, from aon@aMe Hp ,'
m,sses must be- represented sctN-i IS NE pun 49, nm,
- I ,,iycnfiea though last, not least must FORM III IN
a-r n' lmenr in the organic smpersirncnr u Is ihs
, he ncopc should 90 into the taiorHd oil l''lss anu
, ,f he hidden treasures o tara tncosHd iol l'
seth @ hcrtofp,e xp!orc ard they cannot TAIL whoi-
,S' ,bc attempt is made, toprcsen TO The C"mn"h"ta'
Iayv ri had-iisfed ycomanly that VIII not .o" ul
-, mon an invisible soil where the sun siiiics nv I
IN t,inm firth fruit every distinction ol our poPusi
, that Equality which they are justly entl'l' r NJ
nm individual may with confidence poin' 10 w n
and qualifications oil MI. o"'''''i ~ ,I:RII.oI !,
rent planter Of our county
r., ~ Editors of The Enquirer: ,o-o
10 ne r:DS" FIJI WAsiIxGroS Cry MAY liTH 1850
,men You will have received information OF change
in The editorial management :" 1 ,e Ji "s Of the
m ri;, relative to the present Cabinet, FASTENED ms
hnn II j. fact mdenable, that lor months past 't'
l., installed editor. Allen ~ Hall, Esd has pecii eng"
NJ - ,oloton Of his oath OF office, and his ohcai dult'
IN manufacturing aud publishing all those we peis On m
III. Ranubc Whatever may have o.oh li'e siis :" 'e ''
i;,,. ,hav are eutless OF this dirry work
Emincny cuaiic! is the present editor Tor tne 'aSH W.
bas assumed Originally Jackson Democrat ana becoming
is,int,d in hi political aspirations, III now oSS>sca
=, III h venom of rabid, ultra Fcdtrdlisi WIN talents
~ noical writer, scarcely reaching I'dl"cfiis bhl pro
49,, ~ R;Ilo.Suatc vocabulary hc assumes post IS
ll, IN accordance with his peculiar powers and tastes
Whether il will b. deemed matter Ut sratulaon wh III.
honest portion Of the WING party, that they have such
Min al
i, be developed. The valedictory address Of the late
editors 10 their five and twenty thousand patrons
viii be read with not less of modification man as
Punishment They part with the President WIN expressions
Of Their undimni>hcd confidence in ms patriotism and hon
sty bit not word in commentator vi his constitutional
advisers On the contrary the cabinet i damned win an
circulating cruelty worthy the 81 Bultt The inquiry
naturally arises, whence Tins unprecedented cary Gane IN
the editorial department oi an official organ The recent
remark OF "a distinguished Wing from North Carolina will
satisfactorily explain the mystery: The present weak and
inefficient Cabinet Of Gen. Taylor would break down any
Administration could not have uttered more pro
phc language; such indeed II The sentiment oi The great
body al the Wing party. The early fall Of the adnnisri
ton was predicted by the Democratic party, when the mate
terias of present Cabinet first known lis person
mel was known 10 DO bankrupt i'll political honesty and Who'll
y destitute ol those eminent intellectual qualifications
which should challenge the respect and confidence oi
the nation.
cold sagcrs shake their heads omnousy; office seekers
vulgarlv speaking knocked into many cooked hats
in of the present peculiar phase OF things; and oict
holders doubi not, looking with fear and trembling
MS Change and revolution now the order OF the day
The lnelgencer OF this morning asserts "by authority,
tina, The Cabinet will not tumble 10 pieces We shall see II
has the 10 buffet the pitess peings Of the storm tna
is fast gathering over il. "NOUS NERRONS.'
TO HE Editors 81 the Enquirer:
WAsnlxdrox, MAY, liTu.
Gentlemen From the OF the leader in the Republic
This city to-day, YOU may well take il for granted thai The
world j. growing wiser and wiser Gen layors Cabinet
hare decided thai they rW remain in possession Of the o
yernncnt and what is another most remarkable conclusion
which satisfied thai The President
agrees with cm that they shall remain rs > advisers BY
this decision Acsss BuLLlrT and SARGENT thu editors and
opponents Gen rayUrs views have been ostracisei from
tr position a. editors Of the Republic and ALLEN \. HALL
late register OF Treasury but Assistant Secretary
ri the Treasury and confidential adviser OF Mr. Meredith has
been substituted in their place Whether the Administration
have GAINED by the dismissal ii the party and the sbsli
tutng of another, time alone nns determine Mr.. HALL
was originally JacksJnan and, believe was the bearer OF
the electoral vote from the State of Tennessee this city,
on the first election Of the hero vi New Orleans 10 the Pre-
he a
circumstance know not, but presume il because h.
looked through glass darkly as he has been ever since
looking up the present day. fc Bank bur i
The Cabinet mc and 81 course WI! q" 'heir bidding
in a more plant than Mc--rs Ruli;t and Sergeant
agreed perform They preferred TO sustain Cen Taylor
~ the Cabinet hence tie change IN the Editors OF The Or
a What will be- the result OF all this, il Is Impossible II
CONJECTURE yet, from the morale Of t past there Is no
nrs,,c o. any bright sunshine III the mist OF the heeroge
nous mass vi deficient Federal intellect which constitutes he
Guide 10 General Ihyor administration ri the Government
The Buwcr letter is still unexplained. Poussn had t.
walk the plank much lrs insult Bu Mr. Clayton has
fellow feeling British ar,ocracy and poor Poussin
Democrat Mr. Clayton, who works toaren ao'rS dday
TO turn Democrats from Office, whether in the United States
or France can well excuse the Jecrs Of Bulwcr.
have NJ detail! 10 you the grand the noble effort
ri Mr. Clay Yesterday. You mus, look I" an ADLER pen
Tor th detail ." This The GROWING effort 81 his lle True
Mcssf Editors Mr. Clay will the Union. The IN: i
now uniued he viii SAFE MS Union, perish i'll The ioft
Yours JACOB FAlrnrcL, in.
10 Tie rotsr of tie Conceaton District comfossd of he
counties Of Esssr king and Queen Hddieser and Mat
theirs.
Ii tene now fixed fact" that there will be Conven-
ton 10 amend our Constitution the question il repeat
edy asked whom shall select delegates said Con
vcntion!
Let discard all party feeling fellow citizens, and select
the most discreet iabc amongst who may be ia
vorhble liz proposed Convention.
We are entitled three delegates ana In. o Hon
r. NJ r. Hunter Of Essex James Smith oi King and Queen
and William II Roy III Matthews suggested n suifa
biz persons with whom may safely liberties
Ii has been suggested that Senator Hunter duties in Con
arcss may possibly forbid Iii becoming member oi the
Convention but h. would be doing his State high Serrice
were he 10 accept and confidently believe, after free
conference with Of all parties from county in the
district that h. would be- the choice OF at least nieenas OF
the people.
We mink would be bu, fair select Individual from
each and election district members the General
Assembly are chosen, Matthews and MddlcscN
entitled 10 one delegate Essex one and King and Queen
10 one lei rally man, fellow citizens, upon the in
divdas above named and positively refuse 10 vote for
one who may cynce squirting al mnging mp party
politics in the election.
MAHy VOTERS OF ESSEX KING QrEES
To he Editors IF tie Enquirer.
King AND QUEEN County, MAY ~. 1850.
Gentlemen The following is correct statement Of the
polls when closed in King and Quecn county In
cuencc of Tho Ind weather. the small II there had
boon y f,,l vote Cant, HowscrS majority would have been