Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-27
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be Impatient Justice will be fully meed out them The
arshals and other officers will do their duty, and abo.
onsis be made 10 quail before The penalties Of the law
Persons calling themselves Laaies have had presented
10 Chaplin The negro steaer silver pitcher valued $780,
lhs is disgrace true to their humanity Vote srer
pitcher 10 Jeloni will not believe IT, Ii must be mis-
lake Ladies 10 do OF this kind Il cannot be- If
Hale, Seward, Gddiugs Root Wentworth Co., would do
an ac oi ihis s2r il might De pausiby entertained Bi>
10 believe that Ladies would vote negro steaer silver
prcher must beg Messfs Editors be- considered ncre.
inlons of the fact.
The Senate have appropriated $4,000 for supper, of the
Turkish Mission 10 this country Ii This vote is in accord
lnce with the Constitution, will object. But as pYe
do mol ma sach grant of power 10 Congress IT wi
well Tor the liberal dispensers The publ funds 10 cops
he constituents, before they again on the subecA
Oriental customs may remain oriental customs for me-
he K WISHES - visit our country he Is wecomehe whole
ad IS open % hm-but paying the expenses of his visit Is
an entirely different question: and one in nhich do
concnr The Slussulman and The Swedish Nightingale ap.
pear 10 nave undone our countrymen. The has
cihe oy song The private citizen, completely the
other has our public nnconaes by oriental beralities
- lou WIZ perceive iron the papers that William Selier,
sq retiiesa The end Of this month from the office OF Trea-
srcr OF the United States situation he has filled so long
and ably and 80 much u satisfaction of the public SER
vice. and all citizens who have had ,b rho
treasuers oiice lneed II is doubtful there has been
person who dissatisfied with the present rreo srer
"hat mas induced Mr. Seden resign has not vet trans
pred o conjecture he vii not retire from Washington
iel 10 be- succeeded by Joseph Vance formerly Governor
o Ohio Those who know Gov. Vance say he will make
sool ana careful treasurer Ii lie equals The present
pant The service will be satisfied 1r il could not be better
iiel than by the present incumbent
FROM t above bright picture Of pure and honest men
named III the last Paragraph let call your attention
hile IN ouhdiy mornings Unon from Mr. Charles Weller
on Tue conduct anu fitness of Mr. Ewing Secretary OF
tie INTERIOR as pubic officer OF Es partial publication
o doelleh's oi his suppression Others; OF his bad faith
70 MI ,"hn } Weller; "i hi, rank political unjusiable
persecution oi the trr gentleman accident had
gven liin' control III cabinet ,ha, the people
designed lie shonld possess all these things speak for
themselves In Tue letter md show pretty plainly that the In
terror Department, while under Mr. Ewing has been well
"a more by m1lce h'n ior the nlere Of the public
vice. Ne'Npcci b"er things of llr. STUART. We cannot
lu do better Amy head p Department that will initiate
the exam lr ~ Mr Ewing will reduce himself his
level, and Heaven knows in public estimation that is
low enough. As the talented Wing Senator in the Illinois
eislalrt declared, 'hs very stunk in onr nostrs"
III that does not show the estimation of Mr. Ewing il is
difficult 10 obtain stronger proc" Mr. Wees letter is well
wren strong ana pointed and should bc read
by every man IN the United Stacs--sut particularly
should II be persrd with attention BY the citizens of
Ohio, where Mr. Ewing is best known and where will be
dlcnlt os hun 10 contend with Mr. before the peo
pie with any success
Having already spun this letter an unusual length yen
must pardon me, Messrs. Editors, for few lines more in
Somewhat uf new character. have read in old
nnnr Republican journal short history under the signature
oi 'Jrs:cE OF what occurred in the House Of Represen
atses III ISL, when Mr. STUART the Secretary of the
Home Department. was member Of Congress. Would you
besleSet! Is II not incredible! M, IL Is not ncrcd
h; r Justice sIys II Is fact that Mr.. STUART robbed
Mr. Bots oi his resolutions. and presented the
Congress as productions 0 his aud bore the
cre that Iusy due la VI Il. Now all this is
wti and might d1 10 ''el 10 the Marines, il Alr. STUART
was not - fully capable Mr. b. ri writing resolution
lpr The action Ut the House Suddenly this discovery has
t.,n made. aud only, NINE YEARS siui,her because
ar. STUART has brcone member of the Cabinet Of Presi
dent FILL;1 AMI Mr. Bolts SuT. That is the mighty
secret In conclnSnn le also tell "Jusccn that Mr..
R"ttS complncnfed by resolution Tor
Il his Government by the McXcins during the late
war. and Mr. STUART WAS Not. DO you mark that, "Mr.
iJusrIcE IN your newt rcminiscrnce nj resolutions
Your o5ciloni servant, JACOB FAITHFUL, in.