Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-15

~ III: ;Ee i-a''"E' = '' ~ si,;arou AsnIL Srr ISL
,,.., ynr had heard Of the Rhode Iaiand
"nc' -. ,h r.s,, was astounding tna' II cousa
d;;aI r'hs mornings Intcsencer Ho"e'cf pu5 sea-
matter all riaht. Asters !yah'! nv o i rs Err VIII
Irr,.J .,,isL we hopc inrcvrf iEc !i4a VI T., l.
uhea o'd' mi no lunrer vii the neT,ic Ut Noes;
island he rr:ier il :EIo dust BY INC cal' " -: of
Wings and Democrats have n:e a. ec,,r,atsl and We
tho i.I,ri S,rte ara size 10" hsaia'
h Inc . frcd from the darkness that has eiicoin2assi
hot M i Ehoto Island will u: DO good service III
the Democratic ranE' t,,, Cu,nacticut we may h6po
rom IN" a,fst in The aith and that sho too VIII
have in tho Senate OF Inc he Fedes School of politics
i Si,iy ruyr case Boston up 70 II l. N; las; e,t
ina has bseu heard from, and thefe "pie Nv
slave will be given W 10 his o". M and ;hu Mag
nav Seen i @ even arrested the oath Of negro
and hid to give bail IN 81 luj "he 10 ,e , i'm, #
This IL shameful affair inc H m Sra Il wuud 90 far
! fe" of the hbUlltlnniai7 WEI" E"
10 quiet future outbreaks. l.,.,o f,leJ N eisc T. S
Tn. legislature OF California having 'a'eu ~ ... TT ~ ii
Senator aiter baI;!ng l5O .sr had sc 'n.d
thev wnu,d have been successful but being c'1ed o"'
King p5slned the hehe': VOC. uas,s,s,,. commonly
CALI ,i min. G1u, member has proven himself peisc'
dsorpnuizcr 10 the commonwealth oi ltse oia Day go.
His present course Is dirta'ed II Is s'ia " - ,t
tns ,hn na.o uf SIR Sumner, iJ hs lohg teIn ID LILO
Sn,s ~ shnl be pca4ed he succeeds no better thai
Sumner One of RantOul. friends had lnorHco NC "'" nc
would not accept his sHoa! Term ~ l"e Ss:ae a - ~
va s, yiucC the Information was not cor
rect md nov to- Run:oul is dis- ng the nuoi nind OF
Boston with his excited abolition sceches hs cohaact IS
o,sr,rci On hi, nsr. Ii Capt Bragg could open in State
street with few rounds the voators Of law lie negro steal.
e and all SUCH would Not be In The way OF interference WIZ
the officers much longer , r., ,.I .
am pleased to scu that the Convention tcs disposed 10
co.o ,h. basis questnn sometime In the Latter pa:!
of hi, month This determination Is cohlendhDs anl
there can be no question tat ts people o He STATE VIII
! think them for ia, cetrfmina'lon
|: is noticed that Judge Mason has been named tor The
Presidency Ii will 10 very well 70 mans our u'"Fitc'
i;rre and there fo consideration y! the pa5lc;
but reaIy Mcsss Editors will not 90 10 sgate N" que--
lion al this oarly DAY. II 10 thought, by nnnv thai There
will Do several classss of candidates Tor the Pesiency-
Puhapa os many four tickets; and should such Dc me
fact wi, have wien The tine af:iVG io
lhu confess. wilhaa leg inning hu. carly.
The revenue from Customs Il quite checrms lhs:e VII!
be no 1tE:s in the receipts but rather excess II the sae
prosperous trade coaans. mas oct In T.: mis- sc= yra'
Therefore, Mr. CcEwin will not be gTathsl III MS cic
ZION.
BY The way writer IA the telegraph Of this cy, Of this
date clearly Indicates that Mr. C0rwn is Ia waiting for the
Presidency No doubt 81 1t. and 30 are many otcr SeHc.
men, who like himself will larry sumo tine at Jcrlcho be-
fore tina! is produced BY ths roPe Of this
land. JAc's f"i.HFel' 'A'