Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29
r, Me Editors of the Tngnirer.

WasuISGToS. d. c., july "a, 1891.
The Gardner Indictment and the validity Ut the cia' do
nossd by the Board o Commissioners, under the Mexican
bill sui continued the topic OF conversations opinions arc a"
varied on subject the magnitude OF Inc Claim l.
idrrpd GOOD Or unjust For myself cannot YET Sec VII"
all the lights in The public papers with the legal acucI
IN. board, sustain the decision, why, ut t'ls ",.
ah a,o thu, could not as well hare been recsred before
he decision was made. Certainly time was aho
.d for a parties be heard and after the ccclS"r
and The Iuuney being paid il is rather serious reiec" ="
~ p,rl 10 start such objections in the public prnts
md sneak Of fraud and have indictments Tor perjury prefer
d AGAINST the claimants whom the commissioners ''uh
M dit.ry in awarding nearly or quite hai hiiiiloh
dIars If this claim proves fraud shall DC more h's,a
Ian Than AIN willing TO believe am IN the premises: -,
nan however should shut his eyes 10 inc system I" N.Y.
i;rrrs of the Government being engaged IN III: c'a' w
;ss with reserved contingencies in expectancy. ouc'
,.inss is secret service trln+acilun moi al d"
~ PERSONS holding high sEarns under me Uo'e'""n' "u
~ nuur some lime ago pointed 10 Mr.. Cor"lh Us
sm, transactions OF Ibis sort, which his rcncs dchl
ID wc do hope, the Irinsactiun has eakei on'' ~ -.
President will NOT slup with the Ghiners OUT hn ~ a.
,ary OF the Treasury aud il the marx u MS b'out
n.' is not in gay coupled with this oushcss 'fans
ZION Ny objection arises solely t. Mr. C"r"ih rom n
pnslon, and TO his being member oil the C"plt'' nv, i
r. contingency Zee large small 4 HieihocT W '
mhin.l should be declared rom any such Bargains ~"
@ the courts OF law will settle all these PERJURY qua ifu.
srors and, until that decs"n snail hti''''' ID oe
.,nrrssrd, that the Gardncrs u'c nens Sc'!""i "
I'm. secret scheme Of malice aud revenge, BECAUSE 'eS
have been fortunate tnan s"iie others.
THE Cubans again it, ami you may look "ht i"r sot
,, runtlicls with HE InInuns ui rotten royalty MA!
r-s attend the Patriots, aud that beautiful Island occot
:, Stale olthis Union. al no distant day!
IN. news from California gives the gratifying Intelligence
n , IS urosprct Of Col j. B. Weller being returned
" h. senate Of the United States We nope 81, truly; and
that wl,cn in his place in the Senate and le J1,eih Lane
in III. House, from Oregon both vi these gentlemen WIN
L., NJ, lime in bringing the conduct vi Thomas Ewing tn
, mice OF their respective houses III San Francisco
R,is,, ,on who detected in stealing has had snn'Ia.
~ Justice administered him by the citizens This unr-
innate affair has been brought about by the neglect OF The
..rs of Court in bIr.u CYLINDERS Justlcr hence The
czcns touk The matter their own hands. and irtIs
convict has suffered by the hands at those cZS, "Iat ne
s.vej by law Some lie prints great sympathy
, The sufferer; but presume H. WAS M better than The
,ms.ary Ihumps"n and e should sucr the penalty
,s should angiUllier abolition rogue.
MIR t,urwn Is expected In Washington shortly, notice
having been received that he had commenced his Jpunry-
Report says, that il he had not Promised /" rctun he
,yui remain Ohir being somewhat tIr"d n punc HE,
ncc his display L.brnnn He Ies conscious that his
hran materially impair by the services prriored in The
TREASURY in Keeping the clerks Duty and OH the sick
liar MI COrwin has returned n Washington Enquirer
Ii j. noticed much satisfaction that til" finances oI
the Ola Dominion ,anagej with much ability, ana that
creditors every Confidence in the ability VI the State +"
redeem ~ her liabilities promptly both principal and int
rest The late 1in was taken al handsome premium on
the pa. value Of the stock
w ri (m,rpe " Thnnpson of the Wheeling district
hear Is doing before the people vi that noble De-
mcratic district. There is lear that he viii not be
turned 10 Congress by very hand-"m: hnrity
over Col II ymOnd tie present sentative Of the ScUt
and Seward School ut party politics.
In the Frederick Congressional District II Is with pleasure
observe thai ms old fient K. r. Byr Of The Conyen
ton viii he III" that sterling represent tive
Judge Parker. ! aware that Mr.. Bednger is also
candidate in h. district but there can bc but opinion
in the decision OF the question :ung The people al The dis
trcl in favor of the former. M Rcdngcr has done good
vice in Congress- in former DAYS but of late he has
achcd the select scou of seccssonsts and hence
he does not suit Unonovng people, such thr Demo
Gratis aud Wings mostly OF the Frederick Congressional
District, OF Mr. Byrd il is only necessary say that his
whole fc has been devoted the Of the prIn
cirlrs Of The JtItsonian Democracy Of Virginia. and a.
ways where those principles PeolnaIc the safety q: The
Union most sure and steudiast When then, we have IN
choose r the district the Whole district il will 5e easy
perceive that r. l. Byrd Esq vii! be- by reclamation, the
choice ~ majority oi the people vi that large and
rrsurc.l5c Congressional District. am told that the
Wings viii bring into the contest any candiIatc
ouepilv the election will watched with interest be-
tween the TWO Democratic candidates.
The cl!! for meeting OF the Democracy, Richmond
for an interchange Of opinion, before The adjournment OF the
Convention guile apropos. We second that call and will
remind the Democracy assembled that il 'unc@ J"c
is wiling serve he be The first Governor under the
new Constitution; but should he d"ne, then the gentle
maj who halls from ASScn0man OnIncOck don't know
which must the man. Mr. Wise vii! things in order
if "uncl. Joei is willing undertake the task.
Yours JACOB FAITHFUL, JR