Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08


ern intercourse Of the editor Of that paper aud myself
Whh forbid The inference that he would do me Intentional
usce hut his Zeal for tho honor of tho South has in this
instance led him Ia pcfietaie grievous wrong The lire
h ic Omnibus I'LL commenced at the 32d parallel of nortn
latitude, aud ran easiwaly where the l65tt deg west
3hs:tnie crossed Red river Commencing point
Tue he IN Peatces BILL run east Il tho 1854 dsg lon
tudr IA difference Of tarec degrees in fyor Of Texas
thence north Ia IS deg 30 mn !auIe (nn.her c.i.
nreneG OF - degrees in favor of TeSas) Texas thus
o"s "y Peircs dill territory esiiGaied Lctwre;,
1oouu and lOU0 square miles than given in Cla
mi; and this territory. thus secured her, the
Whole country of any value, except narrow slip of ten
nes on the Rio Crende How il il possible then 10 make
"h ls bi precisely the 5ane that which opposed
nn'g 'ne pendency OF the omnibus hil J. in company
VITA all those southern senator's who called ntra,
voted ior an amendment offered by Mr. Douglas, which ss
IN eiicc; nearly the pearces bill II s boundary
vas always wiin3 10 take, bnt which did mt be-
ieve IRE could GEL That we have done So is tnink a
matter Of congIatulation.
have said elsewhere and epca, here hat the attempt
" maze az Issue with the North the boundary Of Texas,
as settled by ieace's bill, is iase which the
peoi!" VIII not susainone by which nay losa bG can.
not elin We have enough serious and as Of col-
paini Without hunting up others upon which G:c1
ing ourselves Let Texas decide; and thtt
cisinn may be, will far any man living 10 sustain
her Ii war Shoald come VII BE- found ready abandon
the council chamber md take my place in the field
The intnfon that am now, formerly advocating
lae rgh but the erpdieR rnhc is pontless; hecause
happen 10 believe that pcarccs bill is i'll ise right OF
least the assent Of Texas will make il So.
The editor "f the Advertiser and Gazette has alluded 10
The fact thai was elected by tie main body the Wings
aud fraction of the Democrats The Democrats who voted
for represented constituency polling over 10 900 Demo-
cratic majority; anu nave III" most gratifying
that their constituents have sanctioned and approved rr
votes
The Communications the ccnsarc Of newspapers are
things which leave u The taste of TIE different editors.
white aG not apt To be nndly elevated by one re-
aar' the other with perhaps even oD much Indifference
hayc "rowns Tor the editor te Advertiser an! G.
Zei'e because liz chonses Il condemn course and did
not need Isis assurance a il privleg. he was deter
mined Ia exercise when he thought me wrn-; ha 1e II
say tat HAS intolerance opposition this readiness 10
conIeinhas been The 'usr vi tn South throughout er
entire controversy with tn North Wcasral cbi.;e
tn same caGSc Our destiny be The -il" Ni.,lln
ed and nncyn!nc III rve.r thousand honestly follow,
in9 tine their Judgments; and We, EYER M
ference o opinion made the or bitter ant
- tng dannGc.hllon =" the one har tie ''ura
''aciun~ 'GiSunnnst" hive bccuna .a;n .af as hsu.
bid words: On the other "sa3nii'sorsi' coward"
'i:iio:, Jus; freely .mpI"ye!. llI.i w1ris Wn
acds>Sel I" ccnien never yet answcf. Tie purpose
az 'men: ana cannot help thinking lhlt li,ilr more
i~ ct tor te opinions u; those who :ier with ile
mo-e tot rarance--a i;iic more Kindness do
L. >cnrh,n cause.
bone iaci, hop, win becoming temper. /: any more
should lad ay ,r sh privilege al whicl no
on lhs any ri.I 10 conpa-lhe p;is!leg" oi silence.
E"fr respectfully.
Huntsville, Sept. l6, 1850. J:&F. CLEMENS
70 the Editors Of A.e Enquirer
Sis In Hide more than week, Site Con.en-
'i"n VII c"n.ieltc III i"u cirv 10 the vision o the
be done t" biins i9rh the energies ol god oi Common
wealth: - tnl she may fahc r 'ron RANK III
States, sc nis uer naule .mugI pat forth
,ca oc- CITIZENS ia ati nee ~ e .iS ~ TIE pchp, an II
defence Cons tuition Ia deiei,!ns list,
tui .uIiGng TIE sacrcd principles OF TIE iIterlnd
her ;,1Gi jh,,. principles Washington
lJc" h.s sw"rd ~ de!en, and wcn he always found
wiling hets IL aid hn Ia Iin'nn, This Cuay Mi IN will
have important objects 10 accoinl:- and hi the hap
lFj sgns oi the times, III the vast amount ol a,r:t that m
hc collected therein. all bent III lhe onc great oct-ie ad-
yaEce,ent and improvement; II The whole Safe. antic
pate nGiy vr lie Pies.tnrg o the Cun,eGui
at nom the number III qualified gentlemen named ior tie
slon pesiIie There m.!i br difficulty III he selection
81 that he rcfUrmer, ;e ersi1n,d wli b. perfectly
satisfied vci II Nc NsE II Accu;Ic, X President. snail
bebcer satisied iof An0" am to DC rOre good and
true.
Congress has departed, after long and borious
Many Important measures have been negeced but many
his vi inuch lioohace nave passed boi! Houses r.
pet much J.s ol The i. establishing lie board
AccountS;' that tlii aune would Congress full one
hlli c lis tImc md NC s.csely hope nry yet becoc
Ii is source oil much saacon that the difficulty be-
:W,eu Gen. FoorE am! CJi. FREMs>T !tli !, tdidc
iipn ol such G.n D"DGE ri Iowa. and Dr.. GwiS
o California. Tue uier was - m settled aeT The 81
coaG. lvon in hand. Cool heads goo ifienis Sach,
IN ilc; these pacaurs. The challenge had pissi
and accepted; hut ar;ter c"usri piesa!ed, and we
i.ve the principals aed yc! l1 further service 10 r
country ii Col Denion had nad ANY t.iin4 10 do wl ihc
aiiay, the devil would have been IL ly But moi being IN
the olcgfouni IL maze Dui e matter WHAT rry,rberatons
u.iesra the distance. fae difficulty setie' and in
tDa, TIE u..us nncd has cnisr 10 rejoice.
Gen VANCE Ohio GOe H1t accept the Treas office,
vacated hy n. resi- lnatpn accomplished officer "
SelDEs Es. Mr. SELaES toid- oiy by request, unh
,an oc Giectc. nov . Nj ANcG has decllh d.
ltumor assigns the pi.c. 10 Mr.. >L"AH Of oio but
tie DGn star uf virginia rccring around should not
ie surprised lie figuring - nniie the MONIES. B That
may whoever does t H. ne must he instant in season
too 10 Keep all hInES III oider cquai ~
tlr present Incumbent.
HE Wigs have aien by the ears in New York. The
ehisher Conscience division III the ascendant. MI
FnLMonE friends repudatcd Sewardsn. and likely
Ifrl,r
Test Abolition may do s worst in New York; bur the day
has gone anatiGsm 10 control the dcsInie5 oi That
patriotic Stat" TIE President Will be sustained ana Sc
,sadis s:ae; and. what more important, t'e patriot
DIcKSsoS AMI Democracy viii both triumph III the Novcii-
election.
The venerable c. NJ BIDp late Secretary Of The Treasury,
has been appointed Office 5y the Attorney General, AZ 4
salary oi 300 dollars per aunlln
r Er WORTH figures rgey in person and Importance;
but Shylock III Disguise The !lers say he Is notp-
pusly fond o brandy u We'll as stationery lefr Is an
amusing attached II his gros ddven,nrt whc nape-
I'd i'll Chicago, aud When come again will relate H. II IL
deceased Congress conid be heard he would g've
Mr. " ESrwoRTH history that would asnisi lie citizens
in and Congress. However, he i IN far Way 10
nave his reputation established by the ing without n'ov-
'"s N'''>' Yours JACOB FAITHFUL, in.
No.e TO Mr.. PETER SiMrLE, Sr.
S:-l have but moment had glance at your paper
in le ENQUIRER of the ls thank yuu kindly or your
compliments but must dissent your praises in coI-
nenIallon vi Nj. BIs. have no particular interest In
the present pusiti1a Of Mr. Bots but feel lively
world would atepto rob any senen IN OF mis- Fep"-
isnn You do out justice In saying do not KNOW
Mr. BDtts do not personally; but, politically nave
seen his naik Tor long tine in the papers Head hii or
die" o Tyler ueilJrr, has chirH, Tor M. Besides,
his Mexican sympahies tuu deeply fractured oF my
approval And again. being personally acquainted win 'iF.
STUART know him we'll Ia believe The assertion
n Jscc" as published in the Enquirer nl the I'm uit-
The ru.ns vi Mr. STUART too vel. established ever 10
derive national epuutlon al the expense ol Mf Bolts
Al anv rate Mr. Simple let remark nat am not alone
in heleving information asserted ny Jet. came
through Mr. Bots and let tell you ilfther thai haa
no doubt the fact unlil advised s day TO Tie contray
Mr. Bolts then did not writ. "Jusilcc bui whoever dli
attempt 10 nix stain on the o Mr. STUART Tor Inc
supposed benefit Of Nj BtIs wien, in fact as lie ruth has
come out NJ DAVIS Of Kentucky, wrote the first resoiu
ZION and being amended bv Mr.. STUART the latter
enemam presented the same and II being accep'eo
by the House was adopted Now this nine years Sc
cret of .Jstice turrs 10 DC mere circumstance oi
mistake on the part Mr. Bolts friend and Mr. STUART ~
innocent of rohhng Mr. Bolts 10 build ~ his own atonai
reputation" Mr. STUART is Wing, has ever been pa,
trloc WING, without ay aud as '.co'piris'ns are "i'us
is describe the kind OF wing VT. b1s was
wile in Congress The appreciation OF the people IN ic
approval Mr.. FlLLMuREs slecon is worm more 10 ",
STrAnr establishing his tiin' repntaton 'ha'' u
Tie resolutions penned by Mr. Bolts IN Congress- OF HIS
frienis IN Mexico, pu. together. Yours J-fr *.
LATER FROM CALIFOaNiA IMPORTANT riloa
TENAS.
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