Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23
TO the Editors of the Enquirer

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WAsHISGrox, SErr. II, 1851.
william " Corcornn Of this city most extraordinary
man. apptas that his bounty s;O know no End no iI'
TER rin Gricr OF ta wor! distress y hrouGht I" MS
rccr his he a!! nhl" expands tie cal. He wii ls aiI
n,,;a,c partner C. w Rings, thousands OF dollars "
rd the suiio in Irish! OF his domestic bcnei'cons Is
r,. s,. IT, give v, rvc. a detail: ask the lonely wid"
or The suffering orphan, 10 whom arr they itbe" t
amroraU: suffering; the GdcI un'S uh'f L'''s!'
" W Cnrcoran. q: his s'!a cha cs ana n'tni''c', q"
nations, il is Tot ny pr:pnse /" speif ii 'h5 nm es"
might freely indulge in chapter On tr @rdEh
mace b. his liberal hand Tor the receptacle 81 tll' uc:
Georgetown. Bn the object Of the present Wrh9 ~
Eit0rs is simply To inform you the same iloeal 'l
that fed IRISH and sustained the widow ana ,e "ipa
round and about this Metropolis has dee'nnea :" osat az
The expense Of travel and support o! one 1nnureN
nine Hungarian Patriots, that have arrived 10 New yin
from that city New Budn, their new home IN inc o'ac :"
Iowa. nercis l!bcralily truly The StfSnss.
,utc on shores find in William ". Cnreorln oeneac
Tor who feels for their situii0n and By MS h"uny cp
,Atn 10 reach asylum, where tyranny can ne'e: ots
heni Mr. g. is in New York, making Arrangement
TO carry into effect his phinnthopc attentions 'o"os TIC
Hungarlan5 .; ~
sues in the lat, murder Christ!ana IN rem
-yvana. The transactions there, are stain o. reIoaI
that will be forgotten or forgiven fh"e men, Siso
melted the negroes must be punished; the law requires t:s
and who assume the Quaker garh thTe Dcch
for their interference hope the law viii be dou-
br severe administered 10 them. Many arrests nave
brn made and the Abolition Governor Johnston Is tA1h9
some show Of energy 1t is NIL for effect, with nm lie mas
siied heretofore with the AboIonsts lie has been con-
sjtecd with that representative of DID Apoycn Ihadeus
Stevens OF the main pillars ot the Abolition party
ami as being fully identified with Ewing anu Seward II i,
then ridiculous in him. this late day Of his garrett Ia 90
AGAINST his principles arcsy entertained by him here
t0iorr We have confidence in any profession he iaAcS
An Abutionist that is above The law will Sustain no Law i
docs not square with the "hghcr pref"sntve ." rob5n
the Of his slave; Of dcspona the South 81 ier pro-
perty That is Gov. Johnsons position and the true posi-
lion of AboillioniSis throughout the world.
Judge Conrad OF Philadelphia, at Wing meeting the
other day stated that the Democratic party were Ia be held
responsible for The late outbreak in PENNSYLVANIA This a.
srrun Of the Judge proves pretty conciuSlvey That e
wishes people 10 consider him man OF truth Shortly A.
Ter this assertion h. introduced The Governor above alluded
TO- the Wing meeting. This ncden! shows the company
that Judge Conrad keeps "i-ds OF feather vii 1c% ~
sCIhcr
The President and hs Cabinet will be in Washington next
Monday. Mr. Webster fear, vii! be here. fle is un-
Dr. e. A. Gardner OF Mexican claim speculation has
rived this city He LOOKS we'll Judge Crawford held him
bail in the oil $4,000 for his appearance al the De-
ccber criminal Dr. Miller and G. W. Riggs his
bail lie will introduce, am told, vouchers, in
the ri preparation b. his broler in Mexico that vi"
fully sustain the validity nj his c!ain bu !of quite
large amount the that passed The Board 81 Com
mssioncrs do mol understand this business IL strange
and unlccounabc in the whcc affair; and the
mors and suggestions do appear throw much light
on tho subject The only fact do know Is that certain
persons got most confoundGd good fees from the Gardeners
and they the money from the United States treasury,
which they paid 10 their advisers and counsel Some
are rich by this sccuation; and hence, suppose, they
poor before some jealousy has been excited and an III
vcst.aun demanded psunin there mast BE- !aul in the
whole business However. ana me Lflinlnil
Court will *oh have hand in the matter, and the Truth w
have Ia come out.
The from New York from the Syracuse Demncfatc
Convention is avorabi: 10 harmony hrst
pecIcI The objection III nominees is Openly
rryrs.imcd. ~ Judge Douglas 0 Illinois i IL,
chester should pleased learn that he has made
effort cuncili1tc The different visions of friends
il w"hy OF the trial. and il he succeeds in rcconcIir. tiY
errnc' 0i dscur who knows but the State ul Nrw lJ5K
may a.l Illinois III placing III the Presidential chair Dgfnu
tie Young DcmocracTy whom Virginia VII! accept
also and The time, furnish second IN C"ninaud
that will reiec, honor the whole Uninn!
See from the papers, that Vim. H. Craft OF Marns5ua,
Berkeley cnlGty, Va has been Spain prisoner.
And is also distressing record is, that Beverley
s. Hunter III the place, shared lie fate Of Young bye"
The massacre took place Havana. G,ag at the
comrades Of poor Crcuicn. We have Jusicr= il Amer!
for Spanish tyranny murder, but ~! snrr
ing cOunrymcn We hope Congress will .c differently
this Spanish question. Yours,
JACOB FAITHFUL, in.