Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-26


,,,oy 10 be heard. and will not pass UNDECIDED BY
.fr t' !. Iowa. The truck and decker youngsters
me who are affected with sundry fsms OF The
sn,N- 's order, u,.fam'ahlt 20 tue siraEht-lAced
,9'ltHt ~ ~ Webster, FILLMORE " Co.. have been ma
s,n>t!' demonstrations in favor OF General Scott, ara
ta: sun ,r the predominant hope Of acquiring Of
vii t'"'e ,r the empty headed bai hard lighting Gene.
.s II CAM =, his ay.abitv, from the we'll established
al ~ ;h' ,,Ii,urr ec!a Upon the other hand the
srana ~ nave taken field in person, and continue
,"t' '' -. IN. provinces in divisions and shaheI
me drill an nSrec''ca OF The "'ca' IesIohS ana
l!t AcSsiopemin o. some s'nps,""IS
ON H?'" ,,rr sources. We suppose il 10 be matter
awn - thu democracy how this rivalry Is 10 tFmi-
q n@'" nj executive administration oil Tic govern,
p.r, -,ceuI - the country, and any othet' cohiueu
Gei = San;s would as certainty De 81:
"A- ,r: q: the democracy, II" decisive step mas oeen
'H " =. the enumeration ot cah"ua'e, anu - n
.latu t 80 ,,,, any Viii b. un alter the meeting OF
Ny I''' n,rmbsr Individual preferences, by The dc
CGo-i''; are occasionally announced. always We be-
N2i;a'" ,n. ,cl2cr; but beyond ms we kho" OF no
itre W. s:,u the action ol tho National convention,
.ug,>1 " e TOR the selection Of candidate suitable
u wa' .fcn Of regeneration which is cast upon US.
%: 2 INIT 81 doubt that the democracy OF Iowa
l. tih see General CasS ADVANCED 10 the posltoh OF
wo 2' ,,e- in 1852; but they are nevertheless. fully
:a:.: >i'n"'' with aacriv any other member OF the
r!a''' 80. y, presented 10y the united councils VI ats
;ra,'s wh"'"" Ne conceive that the time and place Of
chosen i''- ~ cytntion proper questions for dis
the NEE I'M .1r:ai expression should bc had from all
taSSon AZ" ,aT anterior 10 the meeting of Congress,
a''> Q! ' IN III probability, be settled and announced
%h ' IN, ACCUSTOMED period OF the month oil May Is en-
"th u az bat we insist. ana hope and trust the
a s,,.-, vi! insist. that Cincinnati, Louisville, or
;gwn ives: Of The AeghlncS, shall DC named as
I' " ry.,y urssa!e consideration of justice and po
'is 81 s.rl -naol, when We compare The Ia
= ,.-r.s MI eNgt1Srs ui travel NJ The East, win
go. ,r.,t;yes Al nr SoGth and West. Inc change Of
bul: ~ aud little 6ou2t EXISTS Win US 'has II
i' ,,rlshcd nv an united and determined effort of
c,r V.i.y H., ir. editors, her Congressional dele
no. ..,3,ins aad s4oa;.rns, look 10 this matter in
r"' ,s.,-;. JOSHUA X G,pplSGs.
u. 1; /. u I. from Tie Western Reserve ONO, approves
49,, y "a, 3s,l'S views As he "decvpter and says
na...,a appears anxious 10 bring the Democratic
., ;, M support oi truth aEi freedom. lie bids hh',
.a,., IN this, and meHt:uns Sanue Meiiry (memoer
M u e,,:ic Natnna! COMMITTEE from Oaio) as favor
p.ur.a IL Duna!Lson's views, and also others. Gid
..n~, b,sh parties are progressing notwithstanding
:.,., ,tor;s 70 i;esent the progress OF truth ,.,
JEFFERSON, July 81, 1851.
u Dv, SlE-vcrnit me 10 that am unable 10 de-
,. ,,; d your letter, but far aS understand your
.. ,.i o!.c:s approve them. You appear anxi-
. .r- the Democratic party to the support OF truth
~ i.-iom In ils can oa 70" oouSPeeu WIN heat :!
i.as Samuel Meia-y OF Columbus, is avoraby inclined
"A, yr.w. H. Is, perhaps, the most inhuenal Demo
,,.r STATE Nh MYERS o; Toledo, has been STATE
.l -. sg,. wears, and is inclined 10 bring the Demo
s,y az. tl.s; po!"!. JACOB BIin,kehoot OF Mans
In. : another in whom you may cunldr. Hon. K. T.
:. ,...a Akron: :l,n j. Cable. Carroon; Henry krGm
ln. mat both parties progressing notwithstanding
aka II si,ris 10 prevent the progress OF truth
Hun gr.al respect, wear oJcci,.ht servant
t. It. Donaldson. ESi. ). IL. uippiSGs'
he ,..w n. ietc: appears in The \. \. Tribune from
ms. wA, i, seems ,ovA Donaldson TO be New York
:..aaa:nes - Enquirer,
JEFFERSON Ohio Sept. >, ISL.
N7 Er- lJsGr Sir: aa,: not with Your COM
ma. ia T T-auhs upon m. letter 10 Mr.. Donaldson I'M
-, DAY 10. 'ny Ict'"r Tor every sentiment ard thought
,sa c":t'as, >. che.r!uly Epid myself fe7Fo,oic
:. placing II II connection with those oi o'ie sthsne'
,n upon si" i, ana Tor you: Misrepresentation
you a.! " II icc responsible.
I. letter Indicates II IL language anu slilt, nae no
. o. nor reference Il" the Dem 'catlc Convention nor
:.r ci,cl!on OF GeeIa Houston nor 10 any C"nvenion,
any candidate Whatever. o.. Mr.. Donaldson, Know
...ug could call 10 mind no circumstances which led
:. sp.os. had heard vi MIN before much less
u suspicion that NJ belonged 10 any Committee
s.cn!a2 t:- nomination o any rt!cuiar candidate
he Presidency. 50 TAR as | able 10 understand his
. supp's.: him Burnolrne- o: y"nc State deslrIus
'T-!"4 Inc pr""s'ic party 10 the support o. Free Son
a,c and OF obtaining III" names Of gentlemen In ONO
a >ympaihi2e IN that object. II slori understood hun
.r.Iy my answer plainly indicates. may have ms.
s:~,,;uu his letter io:, say answer, u was un-
IL. - Grey p"er much al " But stated 10 him distinctly
.ss tad obtained from it, ami gave him The names o
g'acn understood 10 be in favor OF bringing the Demo
...c party me support oil Human Freedom.
la publication oi TIE UerQIG gave the first intina
u . Nj. uonAldson's belonging to The Democratic Com
se his o..ng in favor VI Gen. HousunS nomination.
tu-A N.t accustomed 10 NY views
a m>:ei, s.nled BY Partisan presses, am yet DESTROYS
.;,c;n. such misrepresentation when within my pow
Very respectfully. J. L. GlDplSos
nos. r. cHAsE
Salmon p Chase, United States Senator from ono says.
~-,Eua Perhaps !:,;e to be expected n agreement
.a..- D4tHuct4t> Al the ne Ii ne could 90 into
..ey.>y ~ should wish to support Gcn. Houston
" :l:'c states separated! moving III The matter vi Inc
...4:,..n VI slaves, &c.
ClSciNxA-l, Aug. , ISL.
Daa >.E:-Un my reua nome alter an asence oi some
UGud Your letter July 18TH, Tor which beg
8. accept my thanks.
!as g, ssate express any opinion At present. in re-
40" r ,!,ici.ti c,ciirn can only say that,
"5.s greatly ai harmony ri the Demo-
! shall act, Wien action becomes necessary as my
:n!,.cs require.
wish that Democrats ali parts oil the Union could
III 10 the SIMPLE platform OF the :ahetS Of American De-
acE and he content 10 leave slavery and the extradon
saves ~ HE several States, be acted upon under the
a!ons OF The constitution Of the United States, accord
IL ',lr own dIscreor; ;hns Sevsring the National Gov
1.E rom all connection Win The matter aud leaving 10
~" tie duty 50 far as his subject is concerned Of main
H al! y sons where It's jurisdiction is cusive, in the
t.snt al personal freedom. This, however il hardly 10
no, =: ioT a; present. The thing would be
;o'.:a"n IN Congress and cat ot Congress, of dler-
4, u opinion ard action slavery Among Democrats,
" "a zoo. ias, the decision vi the questions in con-
>. - u. people and t!.cir representatives, after un.
ANA He. ce1Gsson But liberation, Perhaps Is as little
" tAg.Cirl agreement
1'eTin Tor Gen Houston very sincere regard. His
s."ss an: courtesy towards during our association
u! he Presidency should wish to support him. Nhsth-
""Ia: 90 nUt, however, would depend upon the
:sn ".ci he and the Convention making the nomnI-
asu1t. tiihn proper 10 iakc.
,sa4 ,Ju he South through this city, shall
~ ~ yU9 an! i. you viii remain icw days with
~. make your stay agreeable possible.
VERY lrpecuiiy and truly yours.
Il. Donaldson, Esq. ). p. CHASE.
fsSt- HOUSTON UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM TENAS
ra.li Sam houston, through Mr.. Ioagum (;nvare
rai.hs nu,tu-on Tor his sEggcsti and says the
H. (ti G. nr!aiS) wounded arm prevents his writing
H.. d, gr.c q; comfort. The old General will be glad
1 s.r !to:i y. Whenever Ii" thinks proper TO write
HArS-sv1LIE. TEXAS, JrLY -, l73l.
SIR =: General Houston has rcid Your ubli"ng let
PSI; IL, AM being greatly afflicted oy The pain in hi
r:.t. that lie does not write with any comfort
>,s tender you his thanks fo: your suggestions
tina; he has the fullest confidence in his friends il
/ >;gI. tia: at the proper ne they will attend to The
ste Volt suggest.
4y- wl he glad hear from you when you think
-: "r::e. Very respectfully, your obetcn; servant
II. IoAErM
1 IL Donalisou.
GElRGE BROWNE, DEMOCRATIC LEADER IN Tue RHODE
ISLAND LEGISLATURE
.. Eg3 urges Ca>-s claims the Presidency, Penn
'G. iGC New York be lost, should Mr. Van Bu-
r''j.c some ;iin defeat him. In view {" these
@rs - Casa Houston from his history, he IS IN
Il: !inn j. MS choice after all. With the aid Of such
| iu srnn as {: y Allen and Hon. L. d. lhurson, he
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