Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
TO the Editors of The Enquirer.

WAslnSGroS D. c., Nov. o. 1851
This city is rapidly fling with the members, andI
tlhh nj ne present rate Ci influx snail have quorum
y: both SenaI, ard House by Saturday. The House :rin
"r"h.z Monday. you may look Tor the Message
'z - e:f:y'"@ viii b. c:t ani d:'cd 81 i:ir hEpu:
10 $cd y on :si! IL, speed Of The mails The message an
nli viii 'tc"mmant notifications of he Tariff Of
lait; out NJ Fillmore vii: refer 10 the report Of Mr Cor
VIA Tor Ire changes There Proposed. We'll the
and tGF!h suhJ.uS Nj. Corwn knows rhau his
'""ri does ah,ut the impulse of palrintism and that is
! ro.'ng ut aiI fo', il rc'ect Alright snhl scrap OF
i history, THIS same Mr.. Cowin openly said in the Senate
m II lie were hlexican he would give tie army Of lhe
ni'td States cordial welcome, and 'grest you heE 1e
te" hG"aS and recoHs you tther) tohospaebe grart-
iisc words were spoken BY al7. Cown IN February 1871
VITA many ether unpa trnc and reasonable expresaons.
hcre"re II he Sod koo any thing with reference The
ann II IS pretty evident his heart did in 'i7 feel much
Of IL" impulse OF the patriot However, Mr.. Fillmore made
n Treasury Secretary for purpose and behooves
h there 10 act el Ills part; having surrendered himself
SO the msuped authority Of ONE MANI he must not disap-
point Air FILLMORE in his calculations BY making again
"Gtcn IN the receipts from customs Mr.. Meredith, an;er
zen dfln rcd the defcH plan. but il would WORK
@ ''f; C"' a'So !as vcar tined his hand bar lie too
i' We hope &c may fail AMIN, should h@ Try Il. and
'Hievc 40 w' l"r, snch system The Tariff III 1886 has
'et ?c' been qi!'! "f The entire prosperity nf the whole
county. And. revenue, by Tariff is nmpp suf
ie;i -" y: expenses Of his extensive cDnnily Including
al the Giftin-ing and Gard:nersig oi The day would
MT - prudent Tor Congress make disturb It's
lni'r1s regni4is To lower By specic uiieS any a
c: mat now rays duty by ud valuation Lei well
"r" a!""e Hu The idea ol Mr. Curwn neing fnancier
hi c"' ns Scat IN the cabinet ui this great rrry
perfect scguiiur and entirely unwarran,cd by the
Han nr 20 uc expected ron hiu by his principles
hr Clay Io,As much better than had cicul.d TO STE
MIN rom "" prer"u: reports Of his Indlsposirinn.
'Di!Hg uisla iro his genera! appearance and ca If
u" at winter in"sei Il anv in", il is that he I''k4
better. We sa. oi p lsci ni'n spired many y.rrs
To h' COUNTRY Since his arrival his Pfe.icrtit stock has
O." >'eTd'iy idT.irrd ANA now, II is said, he i H. the
sen at, n"d ti'm, Alr. F.urr viii agrn ssst.c c second
p'I"e ";' ir Ticket wiki ir Cay Ir Presi 1a,. i.
t: ;i'"" Dat IL Is move that vii b" pressed uru
"A= pHrtr tie l.st v5 STATE elections
save So completely ti;in Gsgery ut (1sn, Strength,
hat IIry snvw cylrfy WIN, pan 10 devils, ;r I
IL Itrit
nd Stw"d IN The shell il provides ii, Fillmore
wan 'Gr ct"es' aaan, presume he will acquIesce
arrangement .
Tie scheme does very well paper and until The Demo
crncy are again in the field. When the Rpunican
are 'hTsad for the contest, it i.ile wEu the
WI" Party may srlec-t:ic contest will BE- decisive, and
rpnt oi Nig.efy certain.
10 reference to the Off Of the House believed
mat Judge bt,iH and Nj Lynn Boyd, The prnm-
'eni for The Speakers chair This my decided nes.lun
'lhough some oi the rmncrs prefer AIR King, Mr. Rich
irdsOn and not Il few Mr.. Burt of s. e.. ALWAYS feeling n
strong predlcUn for tho selection of Judge Bayly mus -
pardoned Mcsss Editors for again nudng to Tie shiec,
u your columns The judge is SO amply qualified is Of
such line order Uf talent has had ample and varied expert
nee in different Committees has presided The important
committee OF Ways and Means, with much success and
las given To The House and the country cordial salts
actIUn that we do hope without any dispara geHcnt the
ther competing gentleman, the House will make Judge b
'ayIy their Speaker for the ensuing Congress- Certainly
u WIN make an ube Speaker-one of dignity and ability
M oelng possessed with the sudrer in mcdo torcr
quail 10 any gentleman in the House, he emineny 80
uahted for presiding officer. ~
There has sprung up Of late host of candidates for the -
ost OF Dourkcrper the House. All States are repre- =,
sned--some with claims for promotion, others with no -
lain 10 promotion. hear, however that Col j. s. Cum ~
in.hhm has been spoken of likely TO succeed a.
IL vacancy The Colonel is faithful soldier in the Dem
critic ranks and Of the first martyrs u the cause
his principles that sacrificed by that indumilabe pro-
:rpiionis and Haynauiser Thomas Ewing, his assu
ns office under General Taylor COL &. has been lavish to
his expenditures for the good of the democratic party and
loud the House feel disposed reward decapitaled den
crat they will not find in Col c. unworthy Of sup r.
,rt for ulion which he may aspire-bu every
ay qualed y education and experience, that will render
~ acceptable 10 his party and his friends. ~
Yours, JACOB FAlTHET-G. In -