Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-04
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1 1853.
To the Editors Of Tic ERguirer:

10 the Editors Of Tic EE?uirtr:
MAsEISCr1s DEC 30, l552.
DO not that on haze a regular corr, sguaden. in
ls riiy-n1r i my s-. .: intention IA bccun." aac =
hen who write !cr paw mas; furnish a,t il iGro u u
deattii OCCASIONALLY make Gsws. Nn", - he',t"i"ra
write Tor amusement. !i"vUg h;.t!or oi ccis nan
or set IT - sEvc ben. r!ujdqt. erpcctni "r
an' office within lie gift Of The President elect !n
can CALMLY aad inpa!l!y observe and chronicle PASSING
rfcEis iAs currt Uf lie day borne 10 y"u Oh
Ihe ~ics-fv hat purpose. they have taken in. place d
the PEN
F.on 'ThrrsAa. morning last the nreser iine, Il
Hunters visit TO Boston and GrfrUrt his been lAn sutec
=" crn:crslon in all political circles lia 80 MAS ias"l
'g G"i Pierce .i-i him, ani pcn! the hanys, ;haFt
Il" doubts Jr erery thing ss connected win s vs!t l.
10 dou5i Sne his Intimate friends say II certain per
sons 81 I'M" iic Cabinet Mr. Hunter III "i'n his dGc
'ons - s:ng Oitsts VINO ought ~ hH2c, "a? pusi
lively iic wi! in. !ffc,rnd 10 .!gr opinion.
Every day we have = casfes lie Cabinet. I.~tar-
day II was sad :ir. NrA!ana III tennessee cErtaiay
/" ~ IN. 5H that gentleman arrived in the city, tit't
;r" Boston aud his ifi.aGs c is i9nofaat ol cay
snc. arrangement AL tns thnk goes 10 prove that thr
Caainet l. not Yet formed, or not known gu Edy
ticrthEc put Inc DOWN what they are wOri
ana ilat IS, Just nothing q, all.
New nanrs are dI.y added TO Ihr hsti 5 caniitic
'rpnn'ca c,- it:.,-. . ~ ~. .g Virginia, -" mining
sLy "%"cpi lint they ,e and sound De.
"cats ciy talented, %Gd Ii I'VE c!aime "n tl" President
and hc cauyrnOs not all a proud Ia nuinH.f among
ny personal aS WI! political friends. "ii not IN hi:
rlirr ujCarary p:r,crrhcc for another h"pe
md exa:c the President IN his selection. VIII be wise ind
5n- may, however sly, tat there IL ,rntI-man from
another State, wh ha, been kindly and avofahy pnkrn o
Tor Cabnc appuG iicut, who would b. ncccnah", be-
!rrc 10 the South, aa especially large circle Ol rrnd-
a!uie - i. q. pcan ui Louis Nr. Penn - flr
siaan bv birth oh. 1i George Penn o Patrick conGig
wnC r"c;rr in The davs o; Madison and is Hers
lie was original Jackson held The important ",ir
Of Post New Otlca;> y,ai-unL, during
The Mexican "aF many Gl tm, rUnf rn al cnnmun!ct
ir1m our Cnvct"mcnt 70 McNic" passed through his
hands. la i -, M paid he penalty Of his dc"oil"h
% 'h 3'ccalc party, ~ bring removed Bet the people
.pTr Jus; 'aa Plate elevated n!n 20 seat ~ Con-
aud after having served out his they rcc'
cd !'n hy Increased majority I" Ihc present Congress
r0m Gen. Tayu!s d>rictl majority ,aer than had bee"
Ei"'; lar many years, iU' any Dctirrtat.
Hlr Penn is universally popular w,rrr- knowniSa 5Us.
,cSs ntin, and served lihiuy and ii cGay 10 The ac
canvass nirnbGr u tie National Executive Commit
cr While Tie UrlUintrra oi such desired .! his
un!s il i knuwn .ur ie plc!rr.. sai hs clns
and Is III inHpr O diSn- nIshr an b man, IN lis jw .
Stale Hh,e,er II nay pea,t i,e p,csi@.nt 10 ID, IN
!ae III" hose Ih' h. viii Got nc unund:! :" ~" c4i's -
those Who tao iIgh mlud lnedes' 70 press :ichl
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