Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29
DEATH OF JUDGE poI.c,.,ss

lad Gor the lar, plainly and Gstnctly and sernl: rckc
the fanatics in that city He said that the late acf Of Con
eess concerning turiiircs from labor had imposed il a
duty upon hr Iol 10 make appointments o commissioner
places "here thef services were most likely br needed
ihatne was much gievcd To lind that who had
teeh appoaea 10 thiS Office had been compelled BY threat
ana deh"hcatons through ea. Of injury 10 their pofssio.
property or persons 10 refuse The execution of the au;hori
conferred ppon hcGI H did not mo IN 10 SIRE any who
under such circumstances had felt unwilling to run the risl
Il injury or oGin in Ike service of their country Bu, HI
he would take this occasion observe that the time had con
when those who had proicsaed obedience Ia the laws VII,
were desi:ous Of the prrrc'uy of this rnon who wer,
anxious to avoid dsunio aud civil war; with all It's horrors
must take their stand and longer shrink from their duty
a. good citizens.
4 10 tie Editors Of he Enquirer:
! NAsnSGros, Nov 26 l5g
Sirs-I have troubled you Of hie simply because
important events crowded you columns loo mnch 10 have
space devoted 10 my loose and d$on,cd ucn5ations
Ei as Congress viii be You aparr | have thought
w lines would not be Of place before they cnnvcne
hi' with The LEGISLATURE WILL guess occupy all the room
' well be devoted such matters for the amusement
anc edi!caon of the general reader
II The papers have informed you Of lhc gen al election in
;te Delaware and how Mr. Clayton mouns The loss of his
Ia the Senate; asclibng His defeat To The
vote III Delaware being against the Wigs Of which
he ol the principal. WclI ii the Temperance voters
OF he State have heen the cause of the Wing defa there
~ Se coilSo:ilpn In The ict thai lie Temperance
have pronounced very feh,eous verdict; ard We shall rr.
oi 10 record that te voters will do s, thing Tor all
i!n: 10 in that fftc State Of Delaware. Although
s! s:Il the has placed on his rroper level
he l"r Secretary o STATE: ~i3. be il reincnhcred
into o.icr 10 'pg'sc5r prescription b, While III Office
devoted fourteen onrs Pee day in ealkiae places for his
wing friends. Read ls ih July letter l3ig We shall
have Democrat from Drllware in the Senate in r.c of
Mir Wales, and Democrat in ie uG Mr.. Houston in
the House Of Representatives. III tho Temperance men
in other States Do well for the country ~ they
have proved 10 have done in Delaware, shall re-
loce 10 record their meTitJ.iVus achievements. Al The
Clayton dinner, arranged rlan made known in
Inns movement came rom and 'indlctlve free S0I
Whis, Morton Mclichae, Esq, of Philadelphia an invited
quest For the express purpose OF bringing the o! Gen.
Scott before The county Mr. Cnyon III his speech endD
sci e nomination. aud said he hoped live long enough
to do another military hero honor for lis his
l,ry. 50 doubt n does desire live hn should h. he will
mot honor ten. Scott in m Presidency Cen Scot; has
laure 10 gain i'll that station His rcnoTa Is IL the battle
field, in all the pomp and glorious circumstances of war.
iThcTr he has had no superior; indeed doubt under the cir
1cumstances Of the late campaign III Mexico II he has had
equal But civilian he vii! not III" pur
poses OF The country The example ol Cen Taylor be,ye
ithr country, will 20 far cmbarriss hc nomination made
1Dy Mr. Mcichle al the CLAYTON dinner. Of The nonina
nion, Messrs. Editors do not complain Ii the Democr?
~ contend with Wngecfy, and Con scott - 'aci1
xorc ,,,y plate Of soup assure you, in i'ie
ico.ing Eat, "suticHnt :ar ihr ciy l. tn" ev
thereof. .
Senator Clemens Alabama has delivered very able
iaaument OF lae biore hs constituents the proprey Of
acquescng in the various bills passed by the aat Congress
Wr hope pretty general approval OF his sentiments
South. When causa for disruption .: the
hac il will then be- time or action. SO long as we have
81 hold the Constitution 50 long must We cling 10 is
nion for eac;y al home and protection abroad fof
the present, got "rcsiing place., and II the tu-
tive slave BILL is but faithful executed N accordance
with the provision OF the Constitution, We fully accord our
the position OF Mr. CLEMENS, aad agree 10 ~ oen
The tombstone in trying the attachment o our No'l'ra
brethren in tc, love the aion OF the taes II is for
them 10 say the law saH he frecn. i--not we of the
,South.
Should efforts be made repeal the law II would be ad
vsable for mcmtcr Sonth oi Mason DSons Line Ia
participate in the debate Vote OF course but debate not at
all. II the friends OF the Constitution sustain us al inc
ORTIZ the Union is safe for ages 10 coms:- IA believed,
that they will be able accomplish this victory over Sc
wards and the "hghe conscience party without mHHh OF
IN struggle.
y VIM j. Cirayson of South Carolina has let fly again AT
he dislnons,s of South Carolina, paixhan gun that
hw scatter the flock OF secedeTs in that STATE. ny lhe
ne "few of the sort ol patriotic letters arc
written the people will take the subject III hand AID we
venture the prediction that hos who have been onist and
ad longest in favor secession by STATES "I be as mate
md mild calm and serene and much in love with the
Union a. any in tic lard. In fact, Mr. G.ayson letter will
mase them abhor themselves for tr pas! conduct OF ef
lives We shall BE- pleased 10 see others following me ex
a:nple of Nj Grayson In connection w'n this 'n'ect
w see stated tina, Union newspaper is about being es
abshed T.! Green,ic s. G. Weiuntt not many more " Il!
ranncar in other sections Of the Palmetto STATE
Mr Wehs:e- onks much improved by hia late visit 10 The
North He has no donb all things in proper order in
tho East that fear need bc entertained but the SCUM
slaves that may escape after th- The Cn3net is noS all NJ
their posts and told there IS ~orS enough Tor them 81
10 execute. , :, i,
Runor says 3r Heath oi your city is to success Coi
j Edwards OF the Pension Office.
One of the mos talented ard accomplished oi'rerf-h
heyperiencrd liz Is useful mean H'y Paris Of Milne
who has been ID Comptroller OF TIE Treasury for many
Il wears with such benc: the public seryce--ilnor ala.
saws s 10 be- removed and Gve Place 10 Mr. iinnd han
nav OF Vermont; an ex-mr5rr vi Congress- and m hboli
ZIONIST nt that SO goand 80 VIC continue to acI.
}, The Nashville Convention has adjourned. am pleased
n NJ hi. any tate.
Gen Cardun the only member ifom Virginia, ceFtnlnl
cannot wisn live in history as one VINO ore DOWN III
9ls of thai republic whose sapes''uctnre was ad oy
Jefferson Yours, JACOB FAITHFUL, Jr.
| FoR TIL: ES.rEER.
nj ne Declaration Of Independence by f STATE Of =
4 cini.-Beau.ifh and Historical sentiments.
friend has placed my hands copy of address De
vrred nv Mr. Tyler the University Of Virginia, on IN
,orh OF June last have rarely found nythne moro nff
resting truthful and appropriate, than The extract wit
send ya and which pray publish in the Enquirer
Ira publication ia alike due the gifted author ana To o
i rood Old Mother" pkon he much molzes. IL is III
oica of retired patriot and statesman, VINO mas rfccS
more Goa abuse than any other man now HNihs -,
tnc ia however distant, when ample JUS ZIG. WIN
awarded o his public acts and especiay Messis l,i'o'
-, Nv ~, .h. sc, ,ith rs Of the "OI.D SCHOOL,
I'VE thank onr correspondent for havnG made me II
quest, We had designed making similar extract from IN
patriotic and eloquent address OF eS-Presideni T-i."2I
EXTRACT:
Virginia has borne conspicuous part III ali 'ila is ~