Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
10 Me Editors q, BE Enquirer

WASHINGTON, May 9,l55l.
The President Of the United States with three of tic mem
beTs OF his Cabinet will on Monday visit the Stat ,y h
York, participate in the celebration for The opening OF the
Ec Railroad There is doubt, that the affair vii be go
en up with much ecat; and the presence Of Mr. Fillmore
with the Cabinet will give zest TO the entertainment and also
mrch qualification 10 the New Workers. Mr. Webster vii
give the citizens of the city New York talk IN the Ism
instant ard, in his usual manly tone in opposition to ht
Abolonists of the Empire State, as we'll ASA cut ano
hus the mschievous workers Of niquityn Massachu
Mr. Webster has dscernment TO see tht the citizens
lie so highly prize in the commercial emporium OF the East
States being much crippled in their tTer lucrative
trade with The Southern States, by the utur disregard OF
those men, who glory in being the robbers the Southern
citizens of their property which the Constitution OF he
country admits to belong TO hem do helaws OF the and
When oce and boast openly of being feons and ina
then rM continue 10 steal shares in defiance of all law il is
no that Southern Merchants ceaseto hold intercourse
with the people of Boston. Mr. Webster has heavy duty
operorm in putting down these incendary spirits ana Il
he will define in its liberal coHstrucon and nave
few Of the lscals tried under the ID section by military
coaHssun under the good old Jacksonian oealy III suc
matters there question that the whole pack OF
traitors will be rooted from the md Begin with Gar
rison and Thompson, have short interude win the DC
wards and Summers and the Smiths and, tor an aerpece
end with Fred Douglas Phillips, Wright ABBY EDISON nr
bring about something of this sort il will be "consufa
ION devopy 10 b. wished and will add much 10 MS az
ready extended fame in this country as well US among ~
other quarters Of the world" We shall rejoice 10 kno"
that he has started the subject in his promised ADDRESS
and that Capt ynders selected head The Court hla
ia! Tor New York with power enlarge his own COURT
From what we have Seen of the Captain in PRINT Inc aeon
tioniss would have full justice done them by very read!
verdict that for the future trade commercial inter
would be embarrassed by their interference. SO mote
il be-.
The Garrison party in session Syracuse, n. " bu
they evidently alarmed the demonstration Of the peo
pie against their anaca proceedings We hope they may
all be lumbled in the streets In connection with this sub
ect rumorcd in New York City that since the departure
Of Greeley for London, Fred Douglas the negro is the act
lj'nF fIp hmm .h.t
belonging to Greeley Greeley was in Congress short term
but he did not forget 10 60 his mileage and stationery 10 the
full measure.
The receipts OF revenue from customs lands loans anc
other sources for the quarter ending Sls March last amour
10 5G04 III IL, which, multiplied by four will give The
enormous revenue from all sources sum rising sixty mn
lions Of dollars. This looks very much Us Mr. CorwlH
viii have 10 try his hand again in working out q
deficit in the revenue Mr.. Meredith contending for d
home consumption for his revenue and Mr. Cor
for his Deficit Gin tic ineffciency OF the tariff Of
1916 supply the wants of the government beyond the
sum OF Si200O0OO OO. Whggery cannot calculate, much
less estimate, for Tie country The Democratic measures
cycr fail in their results although they much maed IN
beauty operation by being placed in inexperienced
hands, which, in spite of their plumbers IN cacua'on ahG
their wishes for the failure Of the receipts mat system VI
revenue planned and devised by Ro Walker ana maur-
by Congress- continues dsappoint the Wing Secrea,
RES year after year, in all their dongs OF misery tha1 sa
5ea the country from the passage of the tar act OF loio
Even Mr. Gales in yesterday nelgencer, mas PROMISED
noniy on tie system of importation OF goods ana IN the
being paid Tor in specie is wonderful objection ndeeo
To the system, that pay for our spples ana guess
the cotton CONSUMERS in England think are pretty good
customers. So long they purchase and pay for the staple
goods they receive from there can be no serious dra"oack
To either party nation II keep their factories in OPP
era,ion il is nothing b, fair that they be paid in return for
their industry Custom duties support the government ana
all the homes in the world cannot reason the people out OF
the belief in that being much favorable plan of pay
ing than for the collector be calling ut your door tor
money keep the government In motion. No. ss mere Is
dnecr from the balance Of trade being against the Uni
ted States. The planting States of this Union will Keep
manufacturers always moving, and the industry OF our
people will hten the Of the world by their industry
nd enterprise We goahead people, and things will
prosper in all time if this glorious Union be zone and indi
vs" in atcrna concord Of feeling and of interest Ico
things will add that unity of feeling the first is 10
han. good portion Abolitionists where
fu4lIL and the cold IS take the Island Of Cnba and
sl"c il 10 Southern friends cnlonZe and improve.
Yours JACOB FAITHFUL, in.