Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
To tic Editors Of Tie Enqrirsr:
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To the Editors q; The Enquirer:
WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. ), ISL
Yesterdays Republic denies that Mr.. i.es has been
called france tay be So but we doubt the asseE-
ton Of tc Rbic when brought in opposition to The posi-
ton oi "uS Baltimore SUM- 'loS" IL we'll in
formed Ill Subjects and generally very accurate in in
formation given the pubc thai wc must be permitted 10
ENJOY TIC onnou Of his eAperiencc rather than the mere
assertion Of the Rcpudc Besides there is another reosnn
ouht the declaration The Republic there Is very
important election take pace in Virginia in few weeks,
end hence il may be the wish OF the administration,
announce the recall OF Mr. R,cs in consequence at tho el
feet may have the feelings vi the friends o Mr. H. to.
wards Of the federal candidate for Governor Mr..
Summers. BE at il may should Mr.. K. come home it
viii be accorded to "ios the credit OF giving the first news
Ui the recall
You will bear in mind, Mcssrs Editors, that stated
lirG age hs; certain the United States
Guycrnmrn. would not have 10 declare against Spain
for the pcrGv Of her officers in the Island OF Cuba in the
murder OF C!en!en and his fifty unfortunate compan-
ions of III" Lopez expedition That transaction was foul
and infamous murder, and yet, have bastard American
Editors that justified that wholesale murder Now, mp
pears that Mr. j. s. hrascr has been seized at Havana and
is likely have narrow chance for his life from Concha
Congress will be in session, and presume the admin
isrition will he called state ii they have moved in the
pocc;oa Of llr Thrasher and in demanding his release
from custody. Having committed offence, it is 10 be
hoped the Government hcc will lose no time in taking
ton IN his defence.
The Americans in Havana have confidence in Mr. Ow-
en-, hence The rerious situation OF Mr. Thrasher And
Mr.. Owen has written letter TO the public asking stay of
opinion in his case until he makes his statement He asks
for justice mercy of The American public. We should
Judge he will get much mercy from his fellow citizens ii
his neglect Of Crttenden and his unfortunate
panions 1t is in 10 extend thnse
whose hear, is devoid OF feeling for the unfortunate in dis
ess-hrnca go for justice in the case OF Mr. Owen,
ard he justice of we shall be satisfied But
extend him feeling Of compassion or mercy then the
public vii! " satisfied.
There appears small gmmer Of discomfort in the cnbi-
ii Mr. Fillmore. am no, so certain that Mr. Cor~in
will be u. !cn wni' AID, II is even limited that
iynon talr.s ty the "hs q; the East in osor of Mr.
Webster the pt.iicnt be little jealous o
his Premier Ii is certain from what we have that Mr.
Webster will be pressed by his friends for The nomination.
and # he gets it, out he goes from the Cabinet.
The elections are coming pretty much usual this fall
TIE Democracy have carried the city Of New York, and
have gained in the State New Jersey is Democratic, so is
Delaware and is cheering from old Maryland. The Old
Dominion the Sh December, roll her thousands
Tor Johnson Lsake and Bocock and them suppose,
will rest labor until the Presidential campaign is
fairly under weigh In Virginia, the Wings will be badly
beaten the Governors election, that il is doubtful they
will form Presidential tke;. II will SHOW their prudence
they do For Virginia led ral majority for
federal Governor is uHheard Of prtsumpiion!t Is
trary 10 the rule OF right, justice morality.
Years JACOB FAITHFUL, in.