Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

T. a.s E&::ors Of The Enquirer:
- WAsHSGToS, SEPT ~, 1851.
Won have no doubt seen in the papers the buesque Of
1r ,ha Governor Johnston of Pennsy vania had been
- neat precincts o Po;t>sille. THIS is ridiculous
. r,,,.G Up excite some little comniSse.al alton Tor This
tiaa advocate. Ii will not answer the purpose. There
vii b pap:r tlie:s shortly cveiled W. F. Johnston Of
pms, wants that viii have effect upon him than this
" .cn. story at louisville When The Biser boys deposit
49,, ballots !: wi! Of fatal 10 him than the story vi
r,e ana one that he breads ten:od more than the at
prsd !! IS ooery 10 believe that any sane
nan wouc waste powder and ball on dead cock in the
,s.,i.s r. speak we'll of the selection of Mr.. Curtis
AS the successor OF Judge Woodbury. the bench
n, Suprene Court u the United States. He is stated
man tine legal attannlents and universally ADMIRED
NJ Independence OF character. Weare pleased 10 know
mi man y. sterling merit, is 10 succeed the late able and
..,.n.uisicG Levi Woodbury..
gen waiting vito lately departed this life in ST. Louis,
attached Army Of the United States forty years
. > lie He was good officer and, In all his long and
,,ye ns he ever adhered his duties Chrs,lan.-
D; how i, oi officers as much be said :!
Commodore Warrington oi the old line OF veterans In
.yv OF he United States. lies dangerously i'll in this
@ BG; hope OF !cieE : expected in tbs case tie
gallant "U.G Commodore, and has done good service
country; ana vii he gratefully rrnienitcreGiE history,
Epa!@ cumna:dcrs that fought oar Navy mo
gc. Nay h !rc lo"g 10 etoy his rennwn 5ui we tear
-.stsr i =" >uc. naiare. t:At Pc hope Is entertained
. j.. recovery.
suppose M,ss.- Editors you have seen the defence Of
Cge> en-. :i,,na /: i miserable defence De-
i feeling and ri patriotism, ana uaoccutnng any
i.4t S!trl.S ,.lISJi an tit'tan
asas taau advice /. wuG uc gwen him. 10 resign
sci private lie once, adA attempt To as
;ut!.c station. He has dcsracc; HUMANITY that
,,lu i his cc'!al can Be tOuEd the United States an
ya,,,! That Mr. f.im, permits him 10 mold his station
l,i "ren'ur" II" i!n5.ci!e, cJwarjiy coniuci
G Ovens may oc somewhat ,,acraor 70 TIE Poc ANA
M Fillmore, IN declaring poor misguided coun-
beyond III" a .; grutectIon !rou tneir own CO.
amcn' We shall sec :acy were, BY the verdict 81 Con-
-s. assemble
laIye had the opportunity und pleasure Ibis evening Gt
IN interesting cuurcrS2on Win cItlEen OF New
la. % course his views the formation vi The recent
~ ;lc Two portions at The Democratic party, was the
G.uea' tc!c ard II gives ;iIch satisfaction 10 say
Ut the parties IS essentially complete, and
.:lK.i formed Tor the State local election by
Democratic party will Dc. successful. The antenterS,
.sd sav@. will separate Ticket, but mostly
democratic nominees. Upon this nirrml; lon
cations considerably bHoycd ~ with the hop:
success, ana t!a New \ ORR may Ibrc b. voting
od G republicans ti!a honor ~ the State
ui.u that ''cgh.r law 10 than The
ii TIE i!n The days OF Seward and MS n:gro.ocrIcy
.l.n lone owe: forever This viii ;" glory enough
x no Political campaign.
Ii. ;.olne, ! almost full Shnud Mr. Webster APP
YOU know that The Household! is III Uric, lJr bus-
Inst inppitanc: i TIE conduct at Mr.. Owens,
~ t.rt:. u,,on ty the Cabinet. Yours, truly
JACOB FAITHFUL. JR.