Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
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There i no doubt that MIR. Webster before he left this
INV had contemplated resignation 81 the Fofeisn De-
,rucnt What led 10 his Withholding tho SAME, or pre-
,rd not bcn acted upon by the President: sufficient data
la, not ansrrcd to give 10 the public MI Webster Is in
Irr:lc h,a equal at least, 10 his health Tor the Last
wratv aud no cause "n i.a' scofr IS .1f
~ And siul Mr. Webster retire, the ciusc VIII be vi
u.,,ira .aring entirely hlr. Webster is drsrous a.
most ,nrn arc 10 he President ol these Unite; States,
and Tie best ircn. /. not being entertained ny MIA To-
wards lien Scott and Mr. Fillmore Rivalry VIII bcGet dis
trust and Gsr-I once entertainer Is ~" TO Dc Si'"oi'u
away hv any couhnn place intercourse ',t"es, me ItcS'
Therefore, sirS the Wings d" liz" please gar. webster
lc is oil IN lament from the present cabinet ~" not
be- surprised 10 s.r him candidate Tor the next Presidency
Aaain: the Gardner claim giving HIM some unesneSS
M ,S;;i,n lie is fearful that all is not right III the pre-.
n:a. ana that others have been snlIh!n]ln; a; wen rs
Mr. Craw ford III the late cabinet No wonder M "eostet
somewhat ALARMED for OF his cnIleaSues io lc iecS
are euorruus INA. have been paid and The amounts sqnan
defed by the Gardeners on Waddy Thompson ana lhomas
Corwin If report be true should well alarm Others rs wen a.
Mr. Webster Cen W. Thompson is now IN THIS city ana
saynr with his friend u Secretary Of the Treasury me
Gardner business il Is negcts this close affinity Oc-
! twccn the South CiG"n!ln and the onl" Secretary: 80
Most ii the Cabinet with the President, are sun absent
from their duties Mr. C"rwin who Is the crcall vi llo
Glen A. still continues his substitute on duty am told Nj.
G. seldom appcars at the Treasury the whole bsnes. vi ie
Department being conducted BY Mr. Hodge; the public ser
vice will lose nothing by the absence ut Mr. T., wnIlc Mr.
Hodge is on duty The latter much the better of the
t, and Mr. Hodge is Abol,onst which gives him
vast advantage over Mr.. Corwn. Mr. Corwin is some
what tainted way, well as being most conounisdy
suspected during the Mexican OF being tainted with that
ingredient in his that would have justified the cAec
ton the second section OF the militia act Therefore, slrS
the public service cannot be the loser having M Hodge
To perform the OF the Treasury Department in the
place Of Mr.. Curw!n.
have seen a letter from p,sburg since last addressed
yu rom old and tried friend and politician spelkin. in
the positive Of the success N Col Bl.Gr over
Jolnsun BY AT least ten thousand majority When the East
and Western Ptnnsy vanians bring lis the cheering
news fear need be entertained for the success OF Colonel
Bgr Pcnnsy lvana will rid herself in October OF her AOo
o:s Governor and afterwards free from such
I continuation.
Ii. with regret that we notice deccnsun card o
Mr. Sci!vn Regret, that lie,th has caused his retire
ent aud that his district will lose, for the future his
man,iin. talents from the councils Of Congress- Few
in Congress could aspire equality with yonr late repre-
sentative, and shall look back with pleasure and dc
light on the part lie has acled in defence OF the South, and
III uihuing the guarantees ol the Constitution at the land
Mr. ScIdon is too dcSponng and, We hope yet 10 see his
health restored and pi his life devoted pub
lie service Look well 10 people, in selecting his she
| c.>spr.
al, much sraicL TO witness the movement of the ciii
al the different counties in appointing delegates 10 the
Siuniun Convention for Tie 2ih proxnO. Let The State
be tally represented and what also vi as much Importance
lei tie Democracy be firm and united in the support of
Governor that will fully represent The entire State, and The
iricn IS vi reform in particular. II the East is TO have Tie
first Governor give Henri Wise; but, ii the much
!ccc Vest is have the first choice know Of gentle
man in that wide and extended domain that will receive such
unanInv apprnhatIu the OF Col. Joseph John
| ). by ro"I 10000 majority, am much mistaken
However when know man, and the day Ul trial Is AT
hand will then speak more specifically Of the majority
for the reform candidate Tor The Yernatoa s!
| lion.
The from Kentucky confirms the election OF l.. W.
Powell Democrat Governor; also thai Sr Democratic
members of Congress certainly elected; being gain 81
| ,,eo over the last Congress. y our ohcient scrvt,
JACOB FAITHFUL, ia.