The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-12
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH rs, 1891



Ma Rrroarrs BILL.y nile there man in This broad
Union 10 whom more radically opposed politics
Senate IA resolution which The Hon Sc
personalities passed ior his relief Had this bill
ton Mr. Richie and his friends while they would ha yu
regiet, II. would have had no crue comp plain Bur
and The Ioss Of The BIZ is attributable solely 10 lhs ,ancei
and vindcivsness of Hopkins Turney whose Ile soul
posing 10 the county his destructive course in regard 10
the coInproms measures When think the charac-
the United States Senate designed by the const-
uton il nanseates us TO sec such Turney occupy
ing a seat ia it, Pstasbu,g Iaisligsacer,
THE Mr.. RrromE--Th House of presena-
lives has passed bill to roeve Mr. Thomas kitchs, OF
the Uaioa isom the heavy and ruiou, loss by
make The announcement wi III sincere pleasure Mr. Richie
sa political opponena formidable one; but he is also
in tho yellow leaf and should hang on he ads
shame The hell hounds of parry hunting him his
las home.
We shall hail with qualification every indication of a
disposition on the part OF public men 10 cultivate these
KIND feelings which essential 10 the perpetuty
the republic -Hardy Va.) Whig.
The coincidence and congratulations OF the Peters
burg lntelligencer and the Hardy Wing are equally
unavailing The resolution has gone by the board
and our relief been arrested and. what is worse
the opposition in the Senate have not only prevent
ed any indemnity for the money we have sunk and the
debts have incurred in the public service, but large
quantity OF public work has been thrown on our hands
which, if we execute. will plunge deeper in debt
unless we sell our property to exlnguish the debt
have already incurred and If do execute will BE-
plead against claims. at the next Congress- that We
have not fulfilled contract, and are, therefore,
entitled TO relief Such are the demmas to which al
unelening opposition, awaiting themselves of the cover
of parliamentary tactics, have reduced Yet shall
honest man therefore quail under such persecution
but the other day that the Washington correspond
en-, of the New York Sun paid us the following extrav
egan, compliment:
| "The Unions article the Improperly of Ranou,
acceptance OF the senatofssp to which be elected b,
the Massachusetts coalition, has kicked up hob in dem
ocratc circles here. The veteran editor strikes popular
tune, lar democratic congressional sentiment
ceTned that parry IN both houses declaring WIN console
rabe unanimity that he (RantouD not 10 be acknowl
edged one Of Them vote as he may during the shoI
period for which he is the State In spite OF al
the hard things which the oil the
OF their political Organization his wofd going further
The way OF influencing the action OF his patty imam that
any otner leader"
This is not the fact bu, certain it is, that the unre
lenng enemies of Father Richie have spared efor
to strike off that unfortunate ..head" Their exerion
and have spoken for their perseverance
than for their us,cemore for their vndcve spirit thar
for their generosity magnanimity OF character.
| Extract ofa letter, dated
"WEsrcHIsrrR COUNTY, On. Y.)
| march ., 1851.
al have deemed IL du:y dear sir, a the
Der OF suDscrDefr, attend To matter you
dues without further delay Would that others OF you
subscribers coud-as most certainly dofsel ysdsur
thus forward you their subscription amounts small how
ever those might be, Individually considertd
you have not reader OF paper who does
the loss in The Senate OF The bI Tor your relief P,fu
the maignJ of partisan spite that sought, in tn
manner that adopted, to PROSTATE honora bic
honest and reduce him to penuy by denial 10 him
OF his righteous dues Your noble bearing under
visitation OF enemies puts TO shame their
leironteY and injustice. pray you may be sustained II
your fearless and patriotic course That justice WILL in tn
emo he cOrleI % thOu
sands greve your account, that it is thus ncontinen
| Withheld"