Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-07
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TO THE FUbLlC.
v,s,ed here In the summer professional business ana
arrived in this city again about the rst OF December s
duly accredited as will be by the communications pc
low to correspond with two Northern papers IN conhe&ou
with other objects have had in view. Since that time, my
connection with the press has been otherwise extended
The letters solicited for my position the usual couresles
from the Convention and oer puoc ooaies
any stimulation the advancement OF particular views
unon anv subject whatever although designed mainly and
so expressed my determination to take an extended view Of
the productive elements of the State Through the Speaker
Of the House of Delegates have enjoyed uninterrupted
privileges SO far my convenience required them in that
BODY Whilst occupied during period OF three months
vast amount of labor has been performed by me- OF Which
evidence exists shew the fidelity with which il has been
executed the objects aimed al and the industry necessarily
employed in its Accomplishment
Some of my writings have been rcpublished here as cal
culated TO advance the interests OF the State.
Ihaye received several letters advising OF threaten
ing tone on part OF the community based upon the sup
posi,ion that my abos subscve the purposes Of abb
otionists Ii was, Also communicated TO me, that from
the same cause had been manifested my
pying in the Convention, uek had been assigned me
| Dv the committee Of arrangements.
l can make no response vague rumor or seek TO a
pease morbid prejudice, emanating whence il may.
An individual with whom circumstances placed in con
,oc, shortly altcr nv arrival here and whom had occa
sion to apply suited to his conduct and certainly not
yery atierng manhood has taken the advantage of pop
uar prejudice prompted by malice and revenge to circulate
slnnders classifying my position i'll this community
have instructed my counsel Mcssrs August and Wat
kns to institute legal proceedings forthwith founded there
have to express regret that there is any portion of
community whose preudces could be so operated upon
through the suspicion of strangers views being anago
MYSTICAL their own upon their political or social condition,
causing them lend cedence encouragement for in
slant whatever base and ruany assault may be perpe
trated upoL him.
This card has been delayed only for the purpose of tracing
the origin of reports causing its publication. Writing
for the PRESS and mourning pudices and attacks both pub
llcy and privately, without possessing press through
which defence be made has imposed the necessity of
this resort c. GLEN PEBBLES.
NEW YORK EVENING POST Ger. 30, 1850.
! c. GLEN PEERLESS ESQ:
Sir-You hereby requested to correspond with the
Evening Post from the city of Richmond daily often
as occasion for writing shall occur for which you will receive
compensation pc. agreement
You are also authorized accept such coureses from
public officers and institutions the members Of the press
are accustomed receive and such attentions will be grue
fully acknowledged by Yours respectfully
| ' VIM. &. BRYANT g. CO.
OFFICE DAILY sun, PHILADELPHIA, Ger. 80, 1850
sir-Your proposition for correspondence from Virginia
is accepted and your arrival Richmond you will
mence daily tri-weeky letters, you make them in
eresng
We would also state that any facilities offered by the Off
GERS of the Convention 10 promote your correspondence
will be duly appreciated by your obi serv'ts,
! WALLACE IL FLETCHER, Projectors.