Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
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TO THE PURT,IC


visited here in the summer on professional business
and arrived IN this city again about the first of Deem
Der last duly accredited, will be seen by the commu-
nications below to correspond with two Northern na-
pers connection with other objects have had in ieu
since that time, my connection with the press has been
otherwise extended $500 0SN
Tie letters solicited for my position the usual cour
lesles from The Convention and other public bodies re-
CARELESS OF any stipulation to the advancena en of
particular views, upon auy Subject whatever although
designed, mainly and expressed nv discrimination
to take an extended view ofthe productive elements
OF the State. Through the Speaker of the House of
Delegates, have enjoyed uninterrupted privileges so
lar as my convenience required them in that body
Whist so occupied, during period OF three months
vast amount OF labor has been performed by me of
which evidence exist to show the fidelity with which il
has been executed the objects aimed and the ind ustry
necessarily employed in the accomplishment.
Some Of my writings have been repub ished here as
calculated to advance the interest of the State
nave received several letters advising OF threat
enlng tone on the part OF the co imuntv based upon
the supposnon hatny labors to subserve the pur-
poses OF abotlonss. 1t was, Also communicated TO
me- tia from lhe same cause, uneasDess had been man
lesled at my occupying 10 the Convention cbich
had been assigned me by the committee of arrange
mentS.
can make no response to a vague rumor, or seek
10 appease morbid prejudice, emanating whence it
may
An individual with whom circumstances nlsced ma
IN contact, shortly alter my arrival here and to whom
mad occasion to apply term suited to his conduct and
certainly not very atterng to manhood has TAX tho
advantage OF popular prejudice, prompted by malice
ana revenge, to circulate SANDERS tasylpp nv poson
IN this community.
-, l have instructed my counsel Messrs August and
Watkins, to institute legal proceedings forthwith found
ed thereon. '
have to express regret that therels any portion of
a community whose preudices could be so operated
upon, through the bare suspicion of strangers views
beng anagonlsca to their upon their political or
social condition, causing them to lend cedencs or en-
couragement for all Instant to whatever base and uf
manly assault may be perpera;ed upon him.
his card has been delayed only for the purpose of
tracing the origin OF reports causing its publication
Writing ior The press and ;ncurng preudces and at,
tacks, both publicly and privately without POSSESSING
press through which defence can be made has i'm nos-
gu the necessity OF this resort
c. GLEN PEBBLES.
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OCTOBER &c. 1850. {
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WIN. c. BRYANT & CO