Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
To tic Editors eftA: Enquirer:

WA-HisGTos, Feb. %, 1852.
Senate, Hunter delivered His wc,k the nJIcst II
The very uhes speech OF h- !ie l! was dry subj Ct Il
rt,, u,,o the land bill bat IL brought So many !aSlS Il
o- mon the Question: and Intervene his "sition agans
The bill by 50 many calculations OF thri;'pmc nisp'sof
now ng OF tic public lanes op t.'s ss"h''
NJ iuD.s by Cuft ii"t cnuii not help from "evn-
H., al, S., ,rnnIs ac not d.ien.a ~ 'hc pGsi'
interest ,lan rhev :nr.!l 70 TIE safes a.it = IL
i, sn rcper a. s2;sag ii the anls 10 arna settler;
al rc.s ,a: II reimburse tic ltchsGTt IA wen Is '"F ~
OF the funds, derived from sales ohs ' n
public Treasury Ii Congress continues ms b"Gniu i
IT., r. Sta.s there a IL distant daf, ue an ihne'.'
monopoly 81 l.,c prorric0Fs in .!ie iie" states maj VIZ
be Great dis advantage ~ t Improvement ana Sc."tei
o; TIC sarc Bsics the lnrs Is wrong n s"!'; me iann
no, be iycrtcd cm tie original intention Of The Trainers
the cunacracy wcil ~ Tic principles l1d dowh io e
dismissal in the constitution
Wr Imutrr On Friday also presented petition ona
mad. n short speech, Tie ii'c decision OF ihc Sure
Court in r. ference the Wheeling Bridge Ii appears tt
me that that question IT, likely 10 fcaEit IN very scIlou'
matter f,j the icace VI the county nave n" coue mons
in the least that the whole proceeding by !e steamboat
cu;anics aglinst the Bridge company Is prompted ny IL:
worst o passions by portion Of The people 81 Pi.Isou'
And if had doubts before dru.t the fact now
ior an ,: sam. ,,y Nj E:vt!ca! .: Pennsylvania pre-
acurcd resolutions I! the Legislature OF his state IrG'
mining 10 per.i, the ~ !c D.:cr rnt. Hc, lei
hrln ne;st; the Legislatures OF Ohio aud E!ginil can re-
solve that the briigr s!l no; come dorm Then S cs5FS
Editors the consequences oil his 0@rstri Ge:s!"H nj q
mao.ity OF the Supreme Court The scly D! i4ud l;ave
must ROT be taken into consideration 81 al; besides, wien
the Constitution Of The United State; framed and adopt
ed il is remedy doubtful II such lsa entered IN" MAD;
of orca!r.s: that. II "..rT aeS u: people living a.
Redstonc Old Furt, were 10 hare the l'!:@ as:t"y o. IN.
OH, River CUES, ..Y VIII For citiz"a .! The
State Virginia, raise my voice against any sHch aeci,
sim OF ..a Co! aud tie last dollar SHOULD be expanded
before onc 1rire cf - noble structure AZ Nhsi: s;"u:
81 Inns 81 from its fastening Hhy shout, sgca mammoth
boats be bui,l When The river i: low hey cano rn al
all and when there water Suilccr they can renciiy pass
ut.r tie bridge Tha truth Is, have stated ba:j:e,
there ,re y.Ic in tts salt, than tc is sny Eeeessy
for the Ldsc &c up dolra We nope lfat nrc! !tte
will follow The tccsnn Of the Court = making Tic o:lise
'nla. Inc" will it from Gcstraccn wc Wound a.Ssc
the company make il mail line" dlGcn times day
rather hn have enough Of contacts 10 qe: 'as P!;t<
burg a2itatots.
idea VI lis appearing In me Senate has ot@A aoadonsi II"
the pr sent.
Nj Webster has gore 10 New York. and is 10 hoia en.
Tomorrow aid The Why party, and his particular
advanceun the Presidency. Il is strongly suspected
that Mir. Seward has inAlnt towards Mr.. webster not
witi@ianjng his Partially Tor Dir. Scott II srci shon!l
urn uo 70 be fact Mr. Fillmore and Cen Scot, both
"teaI duck-tey ara siprrce,ed NJ Seward VIII d. any
thn. every tang ~ accomplish lis sectional !cc!is
unalnS, The Suu.h and there will To step advance
that platform, Ii he can array The States, North and sou;!
against each other u: The cnsuin. Presidential election
We will keep eye 10 Ms movements. Cen Scott VIII n"
sr The rs. vi Mr. Webster Tor Tie best reason in the world
that lie is reaching upon his abolition and The ntsi
ference in his bi:liwick viii be emcnb,ri BY tim hert
the Convention. Gen. Scott defeated the nomination oil MT
Clay twice and he certainly ptgrnt The nomination 81
Mr. Webster nov his prospects a,e :" 2Fi:A' WIN lie all
OF the Abolition Seward, a"i 'fecd and Company.
There need he apprehension, on the part OF the Demo
cratic press hal will no! he urlE!i" n the ranks al
ter the nomination in June NDw, there much d.
ycrsiiy o opinion; but when TIE Baltimore Convention have
made the selection, and 10 the Democracy, G"c gen he
names Of their stluiIrtb.acrs, yOl viii Sec ira! and
united rally Of the Democracy of the Cnpn from mnc &c
California that will scacc WhGggery and .ihoi;i1n!sm 81
completely that their united voices will not bc heard Ter som:
time 10 CONE
There appears fom the Enquirer, toni the p,aiity o. ht
friends different gentlemen, tlt Tie STAT" vii! ihr,
PRESENTED for the Board Of Public WORKS. 1"gt thirty differ
IN he 81. r;p
John g. Floyd OF Washington should he Of the three
and if tie Ola Dominion: Ia herself liz viii ne. ~ AT
immense majority Certainly he deserves I" he placed al IL:
head ps III. improvements OI the STATE. Eun:s,
JACOB FAITHFUL, in.