Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:

| TO The Editors Of The Enquirer:
| WASHINGTON, D. c., AuG. 1G, 1851.
have seen with much pleasure the proceedings OF the
Chester and Philadelphia, &c, district meeting, pub.
lshed in the Enquirer Those proceedings will make
known To the Southern States the noble champion OF De-
mocracy put forth in the nominee Col Bgle as the stand.
bearer for the gubernaora chair in the Keystone State
He will do battle and faithful until the day OF TRIAL.
which comes off early in October. We doubt not at all Of
his success Pennsylvania has been placed in false posi-
ton by the present Governor who is avowed ASoonst
and pledged aid with all his power and influence 10
revive the agitation of the slavery question Gov Johnston
is backed in this crusade against the law which mas IN
measure given quiet the country BY that moral and
s;seut gentleman r. ThaddeuS Stevens, now member OF
Congress- but known in Pennsylvania as The tape norm
member who you know, Messs Editors, Is consider
ed by those who disregard the law the first champion in
the State for dcucon malice and revenge, IN Illuminating
SANDER and abuse against James buchanan, Esq Inc
fac, is this fyunothc member Of Congress not only pdes
himself in abusing Mr. Buchanan, but he utterly repudates
all obligation to the Constitution and the laws unless they
SQUARE up 10 his abolition sentiments Such is in
fellow feeling with Gov Johnston, and they both laborng
in the present in under the popularity
Of Gen Sco and TO again impose their pernicious
doctrines on the people of the State. Strip them OF III: in
uence of Scott hurTah and they have butt little prospect
in the coming Col Biger spare The trio
in his debate before the people: tie Is uI equal to The
much soictude his majority full fifteen thousand in
the State.
Recently, the citizens Of Montgomery county, in Penn
syvania had grand rally meeting appreciation Of
the judicial nominations, well as to sustain the nonina
ton of Col. Bgler have citizen who that
Ulet
OF tho Democracy in that sterling, faithful county Col.
Bulcr will ubt lin Than thousand majority in Mont
gocry. And my informant remarked 'shond Mr. Bucil.
anan cccvc the presidential nonlnat0r, Montgomery Will
Give him trcIrc hundred mojIry This is cheering
for Biger and Mr. Buchanan, mud doubt not the sequel
will prove the truth of the speculation OF my Intelligent IN
(1rnlant Every indication from Pennsylvania clearly
cvnces that the days Of Whiggcry in that State are nearly
run out and that present Governor will be the last abb,
tnns that will ever direct the affairs Of the State. This
wc sincerely hope.
Efforts are continued by friends effect union of
the different divisions Of the Democratic party in New
York but, far, much progress has been made Cen.
WOOL has been named as gentleman upon whom they
might rally. That gallant General will DC acceptable TO
others well the citizens OF New York; but at The samc
time have no bargain that this that is 10 head
breach there or unite division here, until the united De-
moc.acy OF States "together met for the purpose
Of Cancellation We want union unless the feeling for
union is rccprocay entertained The Seward Wings and
the other Wings have had unon but the Sewardcs have
it all their way and guess if tho parts OF the Denoc
racy do come together in New York. the Barn5urners will
unite they can have things all their ,e0 presume,
then the Democratic candidate will be elected without the
aid OF New York We could wish their cooperation but
fearful there is not much prospect OF their uding US al
present.
II appears TO be settled that Kentucky has nearly redeemed
herself and that Mr. Clay will have her right side up such
az she was before the 18th Feb 1925 in election two
more One half CUngrc delegation Democrats
Congress and the Ashland district will be
in the next Congress- by distinguished and
Tented member of the Democratic party L. w. Powell il
elected Governor has mde very close for the
ton which he deserves for his ndotabe and persererns
faith in the good work Of retceming Kentucky.
| have seen and convcrscd with j. S. Cunningham Esq
late commissioner the London Fair. Hs is now or a Wis
it at Old Point No doubt he will visit Richmond to render
of his stewardship, To the authority of the Stale
and surrender into the hands Of the Governor that commits.
sion that bestowed by Governor Floyd this talented
and able representative of the sold Dominion Mr.. c. was
highly pleased with his visit barring the abolition tendency
Of some Americans from New York c viz: Greeley " Co.
but otherwise he delighted with his trip and remark
that day the genius of the United States advancing
10 the front rank Of nations well cxceng in the arts
and improvements of the age One thing pleased 10
learn Of him, that gave much pleasure 10 hear and tina
that Greeley and others appeared very shy Of Judge
Duncan of Virginia. and that they would rather any gen
teman from the State than Judge Duncan in and abon, the
Crystal Palace. II the Judge could sit in judgment
such Americans az Greeley Il Co. they would
vcx the body polite. Your obi sery't,
JACOB FAITHFUL, JR