Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-12
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oar ,oyod old Commonwealth has, but recently, ios one
e har n,ost valued and talented citizens JAMES cD9M
" Esn will ever live in the memory ut our people '
was truly great mind ana ~ "t INC We fnuuI
in energy talent in noble bearing, ana IN love u
cnnntry; nor had citizen TO excel MN In nose iup
,rsits OF character that endcared HIM 10 all rs wen ~
a. ,cul as the social circle May the young men try 10
the noble virtues Of the deceased, ana te ou lhe
MI nrotect the integrity Of that Union of the States
@ m, deceased in the ervor of his lnatchess souence
"a oilv defended in the hall nt Congress
sy did we arise from the depth of sorrow, Tor the loss
ar oue whom il OH: privilege as y lr4ihan 10 respect
when again startled with The announcements maj inc
II r7r ry had lost OF her noble sous, anu line >u
nrcm Court the United States one OF lis
~, W,,puR ny more! 4 iruer friend To The C"ls
min, ,hun IT. there nnt in this whole country wen
~ ,ha Souu mourn his DEATH for he was one OF her last
,;o,s f tn sake of The Union ut the Sthtes; not fo inns
a. hi 90 tiom DIVISION but for the Constitution as II Is
and AZ understood by tho trainers OF that Constituoh-
judec Woodbur was true republican, hckho"iedss" d.
$50 by III. uned democracy Of New England; and lew
non Ind a. may admirers and warm friends as he had IN
iii MRS If iheUnon. Ic prominent candidate for
the Presidency this mighty republic, and the station nc
would have adoncd but it is ordered otherwise Tor he HAS
her taken ava from the Of life 10 scenes ol lor-
| t,liry g where leasure never dies.
m that nyvencrnblc friend Thomas Richie, ESD has
.rlnnd b,iuu onsiered candidate for Governor It's
noI.in0 more expected Of him, knowing that his alb
scnc, from would enable the Wings t" prcach dSa
G,r in our r5,ks. But il The field clear OF that OBJ
onor ,yh,,e he twill no. the Democracy could show
Whouery wlatwc could accomplish with hi Tor our hle
I,,nr A. Col. Joseph Johnson III llarllsoH lHat
,,t Tho irI ad win the first great prize under the new
TmsIiurion vc no doubt will be adopted by the people
IN. f:,binets almost full. Mr. Crendcn is daily expcc
rcd and - son rs Mr. WebStar's health may permit him,
S,,ny IN recrea lions Of New England he may BIZ
peted in Washington .
Ar Webster in connection with Alr. Choato, are both
snoa, Of rs scccssors Mr. Woodbury.. The former will
nuuccept lhehcr may
| iIanj Hal Esl, Second Comptroller ot the
Tr,surv hasaccrpted tho office Of Land Commissioner
nLaI,rua nd will be succeeded in his present station
ion Mr. Pheis of Vermont. Mr.. Phelps is son "t the
)la. Senator Flelps o Vermont
Ir SInclmhas gone Mexico 10 take Of Governor
chcr mud look after vouchers sustain The Gardner
clan or 10 bow the claim SKY high don't know wh:cll.
Buns he l his appointment from the President, il may b.
thaJle claim will be worstGd by his visit Ia Mexico.
L nes from Cuba has really proved rnons 10 Lopez
andis hardy adventures. Lopez has suffered cruel
dca from the accounts and many of his followers, fear,
HilLlow the wake ot poor Crttcnen and his unorlu
natelow soldiers Our government should Interfere AT
: ono TO save the lives OF these misguided Consul
Ov, ia OF where he is and the the Pre-
side sends To Havana citizen with American heart,
the tier il will be for the Of humanity for the
hun Of thu country.
If Whave gratifying from Mississippi This evening;
i Gent uitmn has, is about to abandon his contest with
Cen cote the gubernauriu Chair OF Mississippi. The
" I'm r0te' us far heard from, is overwhelming
pett with The publication uf Llultmans letter secession,
he that's frieids have advised this
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