Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
For The En1uir
Translated from the Baltimore German Paper


1t lu.ou ou k;.osn that t!.e German ig party has
LATELY been luIcei uuup satous pllns ana schemes
RI ii .rron ia order 10 eject ;hcr :":!;r ''in Vi 2,-
lu Congress- bring about the CHANGE as regards The
opinion uf many other German citizens "" are perfectly
sa:..i.d ir lcIr mnd and otherwise inclined n"
u. Oh Of the principles u Government tnct
M in ;u respects their interests 80 workIngmeH
in r .erhanc branches hf this citr VIII De .uGH D!
tar Wh party aud tIetr npon as Eseess-'a"'r list
A.i!,...i, il is @Xfrc:ed ~ Ihum sEer mGaiy Gp!l'f
j: u Bots. GG9h il favor nj The pfescnl ainihS;f"
Ga .; Fillmore ANA Is cabinet, that ne thinks 20 appeal
IN Congress Of Gurd States without fall bur, as all
!u:at events uncertain lit man, though strong III
rnGi knowledge respects the rights ana justice
81. t:n kind Ike David u Old miy PROSTATE ms in9aiy
monarch a-orrats het:'re this dslIlci ms ooect can
r.nc,oiSr,t b" Yina John ). CasHe their votes. Ter
,B =. Of fi,tacc who have been twenty or hry years III
hauxarv SHOULD Iccoe! that h" icL Ar boils cares
but c n Erntns generally no difference from what part
t.v NAV :..c cume-as natives in his esI.nn,"n stan
r.ci III her according has opinion and acts II mas pFt
su9psrd that ne extremely friendly towards tn 1'f"h
iirru.,"r wi:. viii ''e Glsc1"ered ny tc "!to"n2 go
.el H. the convention las; IN session III itir:'ii"'I "
Bolts "a tnrsIorr Ui ''S dst:lcl; ana iush '" "
Augusta cUtniy II r mot prominent bie','nss
r. cnnr,:ilun LcD,h. proposition the Ism ri January
i"- me instruction a.rt ii the German population p1
ctiiyu, wirn lie advocated n his usual h.''
sy!c rnd ability. not 4ni Ia n'l !ut Tue ihs'se " MS
an ',ar 'r most important aers passed sn""o OF P!in"
the German "rHeg" and also ih" ne ne" 1o'Stlv'
should br tnt" IN Gcrman mat tnose VINO wee "ao
tat0grt rQiabic cntGAS) ~ read EigSh tcud eau "u
u:i: ali every par, reform .! oar CON
Man: Of The members in a convention
and ji,cG ia hi. sla'n p:o;er proposition. Who ou
the r.at M rI, iic. brr'- ylui. ally opposed tbs IL
sye ard hciJrabr arpica ion IN :avn Of thus eElght
.ainy tn, Gecnan population? II is generally known thai
some ui hi. .J.uUas ::ei!hcr read nor "rlie
IT, Stat. Of Nr-iGl, pirt culaily III tie Western part
RESIDE many !r-pcctauc and .aluntic citizens. ahd in,eh
large settlements in different countless Wherein entirely
German pus"n, ana wirre little or no English IS heard
Da tbs grcn: Wing apostle al equal political rights WISH
yourself who nut be- acquainted with The Eng
lst language, anow anything Of what was going on IS
regards your State government And viii some vi those
Germans s:I all their Influence rcqnslton TO elect
john n. Bots! Il So il is well Indeed for Nj boitS tat
many Germans properly understand the En.l!si! In
nuace Cunscq the objection he lMr Bot) MADE IA
the Jnvenou against having any OF the documents p'h
TED in German may assist his su2.e political power.
The night instruct representative has ocrh
also with indifference by Him. when member oil the
Convention Indeed he stated OF his speeches, after
Of the Of tlc citizens vi Richmond DID give
c Instructions thai he considered them, The majority IN
Consequently he refused 10 comply aud followed
his course. Are these uctsl What evidence have
you Wings generally that when in Congress, lie VII! Roi
lin Ia