Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer :

Tho ,,n,o,, ;; WAsHreTos, Nov q, IS;
understand that alr. Summers has taken h,c,
rc'onabe opinions. that he put forth in Tho ' Ills
1892, until after The result Of the election f lure
when il is fully ascerained that Col Josenb
elected by handsome aority then Mr. Sp Johnson
led TO his former position and be A. oe perml
advocate his emancipation dogmas 10 suit bimssf also
rance with the wishes OF his native Stale ""a IN II
! II was stated, i'll some Of the papers thai No.,
the recall Of ilr. kves from France Mr. Summers
selected 10 succeed him-if Mr. Stuart was mai shi
subject, one Of the most distinguished urists in o
and ing at that, thus expressed himself In relation
illness OF Mr Summers. 10 writing 10 his friend in III
he says: II there SHOULD be any thing in the reno w
Mr. Rres is, or is to be recalled, shall regret it.
appoint Summers his successor would be wre,chssT
der he Is only Stumper, but among the best uf ms
He is neither statesman diplomat Il Tins ,o
from the opinion OF who Is well informed of rho
cations OF Mr. Summers, that he is neither \ s,aes,-
diplomat yet, in reading the fulsone fanf.ronods
Wings OF State, the Old Dominion has rarIv i
Produced tic equal OF the Federal candidate for Gnvarn
We shall see on the Sh prOyino, the relative merits nr
Summers and Col Johnson understood b. the ci,ize
Virginia. IL will then be known it Virginia pr,fe-s rho
champion Of her Democratic Republican princip.s 81
Joseph Johnson OF Harrison, willing 10 f Back o
Jays OF Federalism and vote fur Mr. Summers On |
subject, the State will not hesitate lons between IN, va
dIdatrS. By an immense majority her n,ona v,lI
the Democratic nominee. ~ ~
See it stated thar Mr. Summers shed tears on hls v, ,
punam county IN consequence OF his unsuccessful aoo
10 The Democracy, there assembled sustain HIM g. =
"rn"r as no party mJn. The people of tl.t ser,;
Tie State Know tnoc I" his party action than h. t,Is J ~
Ing Ia acHno" ledge him-''; !; more ta1 GI ,h
in deciding ~ vote Tor Cob Johnson, the pryse -; o. '
may cause hin 20 shed tears he SECOND tine tina, viii be
more bring than he first dis lay syruw Ion ON the ss
OF DeceInotr ms mourning "i have completed and he
more than elected Governor virginia r.t.tors h,
will have cause Tor sofrs"; for another more worthy b
bern -"icc!e" 10 "p:cs!e over my paOqic
Juig" SharEey has sale! tnr Cuoa And am told Ia,
Special Instructions IN reference the mock trial and com
lemnarion Of Mr. - s. Ina>nr by ss;aniar4 in com.
nlnd IN that Island. II we have not - u! rapan.,
SpIin nation Under the Ias ever tad Just cius. :
Congress Nus cut the question short VIZ: old Spain YAe
murder "i tfein'! nd his cnrnplnIuas outrI,r
unparalleled IN civilized times. And row the baseness Of
The Spinl." nwarJS Mr. Tnrr-hrr "h1 his crnni,Grino
iienre cali. Tor tHc strongest expressions ri r"ndernnayn
nm ,uta HOUSES Il Cun- No lc should be- lost oy
lt udlr VI El'an AMI some me wing press have called
uri"tun,r crsnd.i ata f,tw suc.,rs pirates and
'pb's; tui t!vi' does not nt!e Iie,n such i.
perfect keeping VIVA me led ~ nn'y I" sstain nacn.
zeal governments, rd ~ rIrctu> the unfortunate
nope Judge Mclean may be :vtgo',eu by The Amer
pGpic uDcr.lL anu uOgrnrrous o2niun tx.
h i al Cincinnati the Ga IAN u6vcn'uier-; aai
that ..f ,n Is may nave opportunity pay him u.
Opinun well Tor want oi Patriotism
daring tie Mesran war. On IL" va; lleson ins J.:se
precious itc removed loon the position VI r pItssnt
Secreary "f the Treasury ard history has assignee him
niche that will render his quite notable in the j and
category.
G. neral Fuorc has arrived und, really cons 'erinz the
severe poieaI he has waeed in Mississippi first
against Gea. QIituan, and t'-n with ;l DAVIS. lie looks
indeed ~ c"alt perform III; work again,
The Unions GrIence and be tile worse by The hcr-
May whole country reward this wiule-suu!ed anU
Gen Fo.TE deserves nations ::uiitue hr Will obtain
tie naiiuns appreciation.
The Clerk and Speaker is nicely balanced as
have witnessed measure between friends Indeed
il nearly So, that any mans chance for either Of
the stations. SILL however, hold 10 my first opinion that
Judge BAYLy soal be Speaker because he is well and
amply qualified for the distinguished position. believe
he uW be selected the presiding utcer. The House
not dn better; they may do nGh but better they cinno
Judge iUUSG for Clerk for the last few days, has ather
gained Col Forncy, contrary my expectations; and it
may he, thar his being already in office, may succeed again
reelection The day trial is hand, and The
Contest We hope will not be prolonged beyond the first day
If Congress.
regret the death of DAVID w. PATTEsoS Of Saun
ton, noticed in your paper He excellent citizen
me, shall remember of early daysund III pete
bear his memory, while life shall last
Yours, &c, JACOB FAITHFUL, ia.