Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
TO lie Editors Of Tie Enquirer.

10 he Editors Of The Enquirer. ,o.,
sir. Webster looks very well, inter his journey TO the State
Of New York considering the immense labor nc has had 10
20 through making his speeches and in receiving the
compliments and congratulations Of the citizens of the En-
pre Stale He made eeren speeches, varying from
half aud half hours in length. In his Buffalo
spe:ct it is clearly minated that if further advancement
in office, is extended 70 him by the people, he will not
ahac ia his adherence 10 the compromise law as lately
passed bv Congress- We hope he will For, after his for
position and action with the abolition party and his re-
abandonment Of fheu in defence OF law and the rights
OF n SoGh il would be but poor position for him. truly
Ia take rerogadc movement, and destroy the brightest
page in his history Although Mr. W. i, no lavoe Of mine
Presidency vet he adhcres Ia the platform o MS
Albany sncech it will give pleasure speak of him
his merits md talents deserve and however much he may
have erred in his early political life il will be consoia
ton know that he devoted his latter days 10 The defence
OF the unOn and in upho!ng the laws that unite us Us
people in the trae.nal bonds ut fellowship aud love real
~ mink the Cabinet is somewhat jealous OF Mr. Webster
and the rising manifestation Of the wing party in his favor
But lime will dcveope
Mr. Corwin has not yet departed for Ohio Nor will me-
for weeks yet. ltay be he will not 60 until after the
4lh July.
The Itsgraph' of this city, has published short history
oil the life OF WOOL US Army; and the Editor proposes
his claims for Presidency for the support of the Demo-
cratic pay but time the Editor throws out the
opinion that Cen Scott, at this tmc possesses the inside
track all Wing competitors for that distinguished sta On
The ergrap Processes 10 be neutral in lis politics. but
il amazing fond OF prasng Gen. Scott on all occasions
When Democracy forth their candidate counsel will
no, from the Wing Press, from neutral Scott
papers either.
Biuler been nominated by the Democratic party
candidate fur Governor of the great State OF Penn
svvania ensuing election supposed the present
abolition Governor Johnston will get the Wing and abolition
nominations Johnston being renegade in principle, no
doubt he will be supported Col Bige will be elected by
10 900 nnify This is the smallest majority would conf
promise for in the coming election.
Tic question OF the enlargement OF the Capitol has not
vet decided upon by the President OF the w. States
,ur general impression has gone FORTH that tile etng
pan will adpted if between the present and the new
wings north and SOUTH there is 10 BIZ splendid cOonade
connecting IN: the old building. Those who
cunvtrsan with architecture give this plan their decided
supp and that it will add much beauty 10 the present
Duiilng.
The MARYLAND Constitution will be adopted by very
large vntn and! confess this result is contrary 10 my
Acri,n; for of HE provisions 81 objectionable
that think vi supporting the new c"ns'itu-
,n Bar the people rule in their sovereign capncity.
l. is nniicrd the citizens of Bedford county.
Va M the wake OF the peupl: oil Aloenlrlc.
md are for srucng Mr.. Wingteld 10 change his vote
The basis Question: The Convention having assembled for
m. ,;, errn of the political condition of the rh0c Of
The d Dom inion people cants county line
ie Me7srs Editors, that stop be put To this see
inl contest The basis question, by the patriotism OF Il
w gentlemen in Eastern Virginia. has been settled; md
although shoult he in Justice Ia the Western Virgil
mans and growing importance Of that section sill, for
the sake uf harm concord and union between all
ii m Of The Stale, the principle laid down in the basis settle
snt should he adhered H. and no vote permitted 10 be
taken in Convention that will upset disturb that set
element That being DONE ''vill be well DONE Tirn The
Cunvcntnn shonIi progress 10 rrmnann successfully,
If nil the other questions without much debate, and give
IA. grn,. III early day. the result ui their libprs, that
rr may pass upon the action OF the Convention Tor the be-
nr of the State and the prosperity OF the people. have
NJ, doubt that with liberal constitution, with equality OF
protection all persons State IN short time, will
renovated and face of prosperity in all Sec
toas ui her wide domain. Your obi serv'i,
JACOB FAITHFUL, in.