Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19
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~ ,.., VIII. .icr"fcr - t::s ai. c!I@iiyn, Ills
~ =hinsly tF:is. -: {" nc"r7 had TIC shnG'"
III his beccHic substance, ult 'iae e lsc orei
,o,r wrcls later the Wing candidate you'd not have re
y ,hs vote of single stare. The canse of this result
whatever il NAV be, has been Inc theme ~ speculation ~
every quarter. II can however DC .iaccs 10 lc It sNf
,b rncnls of the Democratic party are lie most het y
ria! 10 The COUNTRY ard tic most popular win me people
A. may be expected. oor slch a comp.e'c p":i,'e.
change, there are here ana lc"0''ss VIZ Wv, o" ~
eyn.cars for every Office. II quite amusing 10 see me
conaess m which noted Ba-nh!ncs End secret "e"a!"
men their names 10 b. used IN conhecti"h WIN i!i
,r r,,as in hopea that in sight in MIND" will turn W
something. These gentlemen sure 10 be IN al me eea'h
". observe plan Of Cabinet l.!iin: oil, OF coGfsS'
With sterling ranes coupled, however with noted chafac
ters among them ambitious Ex-Governor wEo betrayed
mis- friends al the Baltimore Convention EavGs his name
but barely mentioned that Occasion ami others VINO os
mere force Of circumstances have become conspicuous
We DO MOI hear in this sectional dit that The Oh DO
ri, has been property regarded, she Of course will
meet to bcand will be- For il was her VINO after giving
40 Ter unanimous choice in the Hon. Mr. Buchanan, was
,, fl. 10 briug and support with mistaken hrmnc<S
HE ramc Of F,analn Pierce. The President elect could nc
consistently his back UPON so staunc ieha IN MAJ
irs No his Cabinet but viii call f!ienias choice 10 ING
Cabinet, q. she called him Ia the Presidency. lie cohlp
mont woH:t To IT urcc delicate and mcrcd
! The CoIectorship oI the port OF New lorh VsIuaOn
and extremely influential Office Is mentioned III co'heco
with the rarcs Of John c. Cisco, VIM F. Havemeyef an'
others Mr. Cisco is The most prominent cand!date-hr
retired Dry goods merchant and qnite wealthy ar. t"o
me, e formerly Mayor svcy wealthy, ana wou1 no. pr
bail: accent The Office We informed On good au!Aof
~ that he refused the Office former occasion IL may
ne NJ. nli5nc that Mr. Havemeyer was orrc'i: atraYnai
of this city, he now mI!iunac and is an rraSsEmi1g
zen cn,.n: vciuieny opposed TO the rowdics Hlsh
Maxwell the present Collector las sgnhed MS attention %
resign take effect III April next Several OBSCURE nats
are SPOKEN oi for Post MASTER bu we arc well saliseG 2
n: nrr Of them Will receive H.
lis gratifying 10 know that the cause Of Democracy IS
in the ascendant in Richmond the Wing majority Is beng
gradual reduced ana hope that will eventually be
II our old friends Dr. Paeson and Mr. FasHins, we are
compensate in know mat their more Success
mi opponents such gentlemen rs D. + Baldwin ana \
JGSon Crane Eqrs "ho, We are sure, have ne ".'
confidence ri thir party and Of the community III w''rh
they reside and il l. muc! 10 DC regretted mat snci 'aeE'
| are h,Gwn away in 81 iruit!;ss cause
rhr s,ranrrr IN this civ is impressed f,rcihy with the
tlss style in which every thing dons-he incessun roar
of oribr combined win the almos. daily strains III mar
i 10 which atGud percancn alarm OF hrc- opens
and continues scu.; the harhreadlh escape {" preS-
iA,S rom rail and vehicles OF every descip'Irh
serve To keep ones continually unstiGng; aud wiar
one does actually behold tho close proximity WIN when
accidents f al kinds occur, render the knh"dg" {" them
equally painful. Trigng through HE bnsy but cherries
street! Won bright faces disclosed br The bitln bstS ~
Nny,mbcr and ,y ltle feet red with cold ltile children
lender ages wandering ahon in search OF scraps 81 pa
per ragso0 happy il they cGn bur gather ie" scia'
from The cellar of eating house Here, on tie steps "i
towering ware house Bank. destitute mother and ch!t
dren NEE, your eye. Wond 10 God that these destitute
poor had ai the comforts of your negroes IN Firgnia ~
fire, the povitnt master, aud the Ia" 10 give te'
clothes.
Notwithstanding the poverty here there is great deal OF
bcrc!y in New York A firm of our acquaintance. some
months will average than dollar day in small gifts
10 say nothing .! regular subscriptions.
II struck tina. ii emigration could he encouraged 10
the Southern States il would b. great bench! 10 Us be-
sides getting the poor creatures in warm latitude d. PEND
upun it, sturdy population - an advann2e TO our southern
God the great proprietor Of the l2nd-and there IL
room for all
Parts OF Broadway with light in the evening are A.
hrigh. day Some OF the shopkeepcs have thei
names enbl:zoncd in what mny he termed jets dc Rrs
causing thereby dazzling aud brilliant effect; aEh
over The way The clock Of the City Hall lighted looms up
Ike inl the sombrc sky. Broadway is To have
railroad. There strong influence orposin. H. bur 30
of the city require IT. One milton Of dollars has bee
offered cOrpurt0n bonus for charter There
good deal Of competition pro and con concerning II ihr
ony preston with the fathers, probably Is now they arc
to ucl the money in their pockets by The transac
ton.
We will turn down Chambers street and taae az
Eighth SIKH FOR the northern part Of the city
These small aGi neat; we have seen over tiy peo
drawn by horses These undertakings have proved mos
lucrative Another company has Offered 10 pay the city ion
hundred dollars per each for the privilege o!
making road.