Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26
~hs noery by "Xela" vas published in the Daily En-
mi Of the SiA inst.
Ts;ie Editors Of TIC Enquirer.

Ts:ie Editors Of the Enquirer. A. o. ,s.o
Twas not misnformed in reference TO t'e o1.einao o.
10 ,e.dent 10 enforce 10 the letter the ulivc oisve
@ Our papers OF this morning contain irei rom ~
rr,ore though the acting Secretary o. o'a'e 10 ~
Coins Of Macon Gs" enbodynl ms se ,r % IN ,,
!ure the painful suciiude :aniiesea 81 inc H"u;:i !"
I'D to the prospective conrse OF the f.Sscutse
ss roesun am au,horativlv advised that lns ffesi
ian sound this question. His cnnrFe = 'a'" o's
cen - contingency arise warranng tie interference
~ ~, National Executive. Mr. Fillmore VIII oo .qua III
-, yency Again add, am most happy 10 acsosu 'n'
cur ~, II ns,c. 10 the President differing vita MN Us
a all questions OF natun, policy which dshnsuis" INC
rpo reu patir D. the country
NJ Weba,ar received such reception In New orS rs
~ ,.bIy drsvryed II warI hearty enthusiastic
no Whneyer NAV have been the errors o ht pas,
III ca lie! his late Hetcuean enrta In oehulf al The enio
and he Constitution at crisis when auch eli IRIS ana sac
,ats are 50 argenty needed ought In the opinion VI every
, ,earted American he acceptable population f
III =, former sins Mr. Webster will address me appf"ach-
Inv Inion meeting In Philadelphia, on which occasion,
learc liz will enpat!cay express The views vi me ADMIN
;n In regard the lgtivs Slave law his speech
th.nore will looked fo, and read with 2tea. ihofeses
peciay u lie South -, t
Mach speculation is already adoat relative TO Tie topics
uA viii or may probably discussed IN The forthcoming
nj IN. President IS iieIc luaivrs mercy sP"-
aaYu gotten up by tho qrid nune5 AMI nero
,Ars will trouble you with narrative oil shsn.-
RS however, know, the President WIN 'as' , I'm
N ,nal ground regard Ia the rihis Of the S"!ea inc
nInrenance Of hs laws an the preservation ~ the feoc
ialrnon c, =, III
..p soctude expressed here aet Saturday, oy MS
his respecting the appetite Of Mr. Clayton ~ he d.nn-r
mia To hin, ~ tina, d.y Wilmington. Il was appre'
aid hl the election in Delaware might, perhaps
ri unings mis- nervous system anu impair Ms o9es'Ne
gls Tie trral nomination Of Gen. Scout, on iE.t &c
c1 for President and the aPprobaory REMARKS 10 reler-
eu4 the animation Dir Clayton. are c "lied raier
~ United and significant to mistaken. Was No, THIS
nf orec.ncertrdl and Is 10. he cold shoulder gwen IN
Ibcs 10 Clay Fillmore Webster. aaa tli other fresoal
uluu:raus! .Nu more that Hal, an !hou !oyest mo
L atap. termination VI tie aburs OF the Nashville LSn'
a IN forms sunr,t q much remark Ia THIS cliv ln'
lnins impression H. thai ~ t='iInent can acc Nc u 'i
ruh u.erests o the South from this Las ecnrnnent-tne
som II is believed vii! acGu,escc in the c.c ess.2..on
# CnyTess; il will be ample tins when iufsor ano more
atcd made upon ne i.f the SCUM 10
5n ne together, with reference 10 the proper mtca END
Isasre d! T=ese2s.
Ru,or this morning .pro.nces the renoSa! Of Governor
hrri.h the efficient SECOND Eolpoler oi tho treasury
r. Iiyton the Fourth Auditor. VIII ,,ien b. .9 only De
locr left ths head Of bureau uncr. Ills '@"rr':;'
&: administration.
Col hod.e the newly appointed Assisan, Secretary o.
Treasury assllnsi .he dulles VI his post ON Monday,
CT Allen A. Hail, Esq, otietriss provided f'r.
Th. building oi tho old burnt 1ea,tc 10 .tr edvanc-
Z 20 s,ao Of completion; certainly ouS i"r c:ows
or Rlchnund is.rnds the occasion vi rs opening
TN no divine Jenny" III, nake hsr debut before mt
opo - audience. 4, all events, =sc.'t 10 greet or
ch.iu .:.d. the Enquirer that ausplcou. .:"n!G;
HANOVER.