Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-04
To he Editors Of Ms Enqnrsr:

10 The GGH0FS 81 me GHYuFeF:
MAsniSGTuS, D. c.. JUSE 70, 1901
The letter of Judge D,ncan Stare one Of The
Commissioners at Virginia he Wulds Far IN London
is production tina, VIII attract the attention ol all ends
Of the Uninn ana Of The Southern States in particular ls
reflections in relation to Horace Greeley the Editor oil me
New York Frbunc who figures in London Representa-.
tive Of the Interests ut tho United States well susiaosa
the action OF That unscrupnus dlsorganzr and rene 2ae
rhi!l After the conduct and action Of SUCH man IL
fully known to The Citizens VI common couf "esh"
think TINT any Trend - the south, who would patFhhiLe
Greeley better tlnn Greeley himself. We kne"
Greeley Tor short Iinr while Cungrrss and loc des-
pcabl stationary intrrlopc nad found; IT, indeed
we except oa. to1dy represented the Chicago DIS
ct the last Congrrs both u these eeciabies ARE oi
piece aud tneir principles OF Inc same higher Ia" o:oer
somewhat akin 10 their palI!ihiy the ebony order "
things phcsed BY all s"ch persons, wh disregard the
obligation III citizen 10 Citizen and follow the bdrg w.
ard vi New ok. have long entertained the opnl"n, ana
frequently expressed SAME, in your valuable journal tt
lhum2son the British soect hired ncrnary 10 visit
our country, md rny and institutions, and, s
such ne should ung since have been ordered from land.
What Judge Duncan d.scIuses furnishes to
suspect Thompson ~ be in the pny The Blrisf Govern
uent well the other agents catered through the land
If ARE such here, they should have notice 10 qusi
which il dsregroeo the shorter process ID the rl2nnl rem
edy However, time will Disclose all these things, and ~e
LOOK with some anxiety for future exposes om the pen OF
IN. nnbr Judge. One thing in his letter we commend
cally aud that is, his ndiunitiun the people Vt ouuh
Carolina expecting aid from Great Britain when he tells
them never ~ yet within the coils ol great Boa Con-
srctu" II they do, they will ind the is death
to all their prospects OF holding slaves ur, conaues the
Judge her slaves viii be set res certain as me slaves oil
lie B West lncIcs 1T Gen" We Rope SJuth Care
lima politicians, OF The scccss s:hoo will heed the acvce
of this talented jude .nd patriotic Amcrc. n.
The wings VI oenEs; vaI have feld their Conven ion
srt Cav hostun the rrcsen, Abolition inCum
bent far :-e!ec:!1a. The ;,,ry in ne Conssn
iion l*y: rxr:cssud their preference tor {; n 'e
u.xt Presidency, bciic"n. im the nIo=i i1b.s
candidate. The party, in the same Cnnyenuon
nominated Mr.. John Stfohm for Canal Commissioned
This is the gentleman who, while in Congress-
detected in sirythree pe1versions Of fact
which he Illuminated against the late Secretary Of Tr=s
sury Root J. Walscr, Esq. He must De good abolition
whg and highly in favor, after such cxpuse uf his powers
therefore lie canal commissioner if mr. can grt
enough But mat ne viii never d., BY upwards uf 000o-
The late Secretary Of tie Treasury YIN. II. Mereditn has
been selected ot the judges be for but,
none OF The wing party succeed uly Identified
win abolition doctrine and association presume he
coming election in Penns i.ana viii be uf little interest
so ceriun is u! the democratic Govern! The
other nominees Of the party.
The Court Martial Col TALcorT is likely 70 continue
for sume weeks. II feared lie viii very
narrow escape If he escape !: all So for having mi
hrury men placed Contra tdepartnents. military
knows but little Of The duties pertaining supplies -tence
reformation needed in several military in this
CITY, Practical men wanted for practical purposes aad
military Men wanted ur lighting purposes. Congress
should LOOK this subject and give the country the
cessa.y reforms thai needed Tor the prosperity OF The
service. At any rate plan should Dc devised BY
which the frequency Of courts martial should be avoided