Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
FRIDAY MORNING., OCngG3Isf..s 81, 1854.

io hc Editors o; Ike En2.ire".
| W.,:;ll"GrDS u. c., Ger -, ISL.
rom i.tH EWl,roGs the lg.J.lc papa
mere appears - br general wish expressed, that Jnd<
ndyiy, u Acc"Iiac son ac s-cc:ci The EXt Sieisr
o Tue House oi RegIcsc. ...vcs. No that las bee
associated with Judge B.yr. ul w. .r*;"t: m tia: a!F
NATIVE TO this suggestion know Tie useiuine-s, iG we
"i Alr Galli IN his representative capacity have sec
MS service, Us Cii:ano oi the Finance Committee, tina; iii
porta"t committee "c has 10 furnish the way aE. means
iat Keep this "seinncn in noti; u', also have witness
ca IN n the aiacry aGL ready satisfactory anscr he ha
IN his GI stored n.a pfcpare, r the hundreds oi item
III inc bill iitGf s charge. judge Hayy woui hot On!
hihhc g"od Speaker 10 tn House but ir would b pre-
Siding oiCcf OF dignity !!d ability the sub
leci lie Is very well suited 10 The highest i. "0Ui
sack From his great experience, he would, combining hi
talents with his experience make acceptable SeeIc
tary oi the Treasury Should fortune !uyor the brave"
have no doubt il will tic democratic party the
Presidential election then il Is that believe judge hayiy
VIII DC called 10 fill station thl; will command pupua
ty equal to that occupied by The distinguished uber
J.. "ahet-to such distinction, few hope to at
tain.
lie, ask your this qucstionlow is tie Trca-
suy Department filled Why s!s the lcad oI tli,
department on The subject Of finance c08posl will
not say mts-becanse, IN subjects other nn nunc. lr.
Cor"n vii! do pretty well in the premises. But on the
revenue question: he Enows no more about i! than ha"
does o. nlnd saw 1t is not his element shine in yet
we must coniess II reports be ue he has done something
IN The way OF finance, on his "own hook, since hc has
been III Naahingtcn. This, however viii cyeiOpc.
perceive from the Charleston aurs tat Tie merchants
OF that city have walked up lille the sQbecl OF direct
trade with foreign ports They have followed The suggestion
dy for people 10 follow. There is i difference be-
tween this rghtiui rcmey, aud principle non inter
course with our northern merchants. Trade with tcn say
unt! you can do better And belic. your merchants
do by proper attention being given to their export AMI
import OF goods and produce Besides, the cncrpsc u the
be assigned why there should be any delay in this great
source Of profit ~ people.
The SUBJECT uf amendments to the Post Office .w is
attracting much attention and indeed, do how
such law can be permitted rcrran the book
one cck after the meeting Of Congress. c law is virtual
DENIAL and also an outrageous lnro<an by The present
rates OF postage newspapers Transient newspapers
much higher than letters and, by c decision OF the Post
master General there change these cXooituut
charges until the meeting of Congress
Senator Seward Of New York entered bail Syracuse,
n. " for all those persons, There lately engaged in the
cue of runaway. He entered bal Tor the negroes ~
well as the white This is beautiful conduct iJya Sc.
naor Of The L. States II shows his feelings in 10
scncng the abolition excitement, with vengeance 1t is
clear 10 my mind thai a! Seward entertaining views that
he does is entirely ineligible Il in The Srlatc Ger
tanly, gentleman serving '.i.her law" than his own
Government, cannot for consistency sake take oath
support the "ower aw' ol The land We should like svc
this question started in the Senate and fully debated have
strong opinion myself the subject and tina; is, that Mr.
Seward shou BE- permitted 10 remain in the Senate.
His being az Abolition dog, would not cXpc hr
but liz Is, in principle above the Constitution and tic law
and hence my doubts il liz has ay right tV b. REPRESENTA-
tive IN the Senate. iou SHALL representative, take IAN
oaih 10 support, &c, &c We'll, Mr. Seward Vii nat 10
hat for he does believe in the Constitution IA ts
binding guarantees the States, collectively individual
y; consequently The position have taken in his
slider well worthy the attention OF .hc Senate. 1t booked
upon by many very important questions hence my de-
sire the subject introduced and fully debated in the
Senate
Judge ;HaEKEr, of Mississippi, succeeds Mr. Owen, as
consul II Havana. This i good selection. judy" Shar
key is Aulcfcan consul Owen is 'anytipg ei,c. Pres
dent Fillmore and Mr.. Owen fearful
r in reference the mur oi Cfitlcnden and his unlur
companions BY the Splniards. Congress put
nen both right on this subject; and what more, spain
be made 10 TOR ;sat foul aud Infamous iransa
ION
see from the papers, that that athletic knight OF Scream
rSrW 0t your city, has been more ihan clocled 10 Con
.rcss. Well, il is Just expected the rc>U, would
inmate. Judge CAsKIE hcng the best ul the two the
,gop took the iitt!y Napoleon oi tt,Crc: knowing tha
doing So they would be doing the State service, in
sending him Congress. Ii is worth willie 10 condDic
With Mr. Bolts The result for he 7cN not be cnusocd else
would put in Il word or two cvlaUrt him this Ucca-
on But will let a, pass for tic present, and only
hat in III" memorable woT1s OF Secretary Stuart. Mr. Bolts
Is "ntorc HGn ccciei
= You will please permit 70 state for the considerations
In, DC Darty il. the House ut representatives
for tic station u Grfr-t.r, - 'iiIni. Viii be
uerIns al the Congress- Mr. Robinson Is man o' :'Tin
md !E.Abc democratic principles always CONSISTENT an"
las done long and ftntu service IL his party Such man
y un Justice H. tic station, and the House viii 80 W. Ia
Il. selection Yours JACOB FAITHFUL, JR.