Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12
TO the Edito-s If he E"quirer.

TO the Edito-s Of he Enquirer
Wa.niSsroH, D. C., JuLy T. 1853.
The r. organization b. Tie Departments clerical
force vas completed asi week 5y The several Secretaries.
Tins has b., dorc undct nat crIrrl "Alr. Hunter :
Il ,r III. ication OF The CLERKS. Where large
body vi .cn Interested, il may well be supposed that
much anxiety is it well being expressed, Of phtrs
an go There haa been many dlsarrolh''henls and
from The grumbne aud growing al Mr. Hunter an outsider
might suppose that Mr. Hunter to blame Tor all the
mischief thai has been done under this arrangement OF the
clerks in The hill reported Now, il is wt known fact
h., the call rltC the late cabinet Of w. Fillmore
Tor report in reference 10 III" arrangement OF the clerks
Thai was complied with BY lIcGl almost al The heel of The
late silo acsapu and 10 secure c passage Of The hill
the bepinnng o legislation his subject il attached
10 The appropriation bill h2 Elr. iHnte am! passed IN the
iarr as reported 10 tho Senate from III: Pen Of Messr5
Corwu Conrad and The other cabinet Ministers
The Bill was considered by Mr. Hunter .s lime n
its passage inaiy; and, where improvements
needed have rou6, from the IihcTaity oi The sln
rushrd Chairman Finance, ha al very early day in
,Ir r,si sssiaa that SUBJECT will claim hs first duty the
opening Congress next December. Mr. Hunter is the last
senator IN The cDaniGp Tia! would do injustice 10 any man.
much less would H. he the mcnns in any manner ni inu.
lin. 20 gc and useful Body # talented men, Of which he
knows tn clerical !re Of The departments be composed
bnvc been informed that under The late arrangement ST
vrra aurani justice have been lone the Demo-
cratic CLERKS and pcrpetrated with The light before the ap
prlning power that snCh injustice was being consummac
hnr II wa n,i STAYED When Mr. Hunter 10 Nush-
iuatuu lie uk into this arrangement and right the
wrong" been done 10 his Democratic fellow citi
Gems.
Virginia which ushe.cd his great ration INFO existence
and nc ia past well present always has sus
famed d. and Democratic measures is sadly
ou rni Just To" IN having member Of the Cabinet,
minister ui the FIRST grdit-aElos III second
runk-aai be lett neglected. II sSoId SEEM under
HE Prest. choice, "a he dark in
als If magnitude. Al headquarters. Yet, We as Virgin.
,: ncvr- icsa; II Inc boldly e rch 10 he
rampant. anT willing - sion TIC rItadei Of yhig
cciv w!cihcr have lew many cnrynr The
.s anh frvn7s Government. II duy 10 sustain
our parry. f'~;c;Jir t2s:i7:s has been ur motto
and mas remain Ia c>ca 70 The waning OF irne-
'Wh,i' no earth haara liz pam.
tHr IIiiI It's waves
<, .;i.!,- II f;nrc The time action l. brsr al
hand s!.Il know, il New foIA has borne oil
;hr PALM victory high position The fascinating
roui u! 81 CUuA. an aii!i OF a nlnle-sion lha, Gen
.l& raj moi be appointed.
Inc lrTy question Is beginning aIitac, much uca.
;ion and Tie AZ not Tar distant when final settlement
of The question viii D. fully secured satisfaction OF
the Provinces, well to American Fishermen Mr.
Champion has gone Halifax, ana Cabinet is under
full sill, with the determination project oG hardy cons
OF the East - The SorsI come IL The worst
The pa-lden Cushing and perhaps Others of The
cabinet will go n.rih a,uaay They will be pres
cn the npCnIng Of Tie E'ea fan Al New York on the 6lh
The Evening Star is 10 be independent in politics instead
OF being nrw democratic paper, noticed las week
no dUnbl from liz talent and experience Combined in
both proprcurs Messfs. !aI!ach i Hope tina, the
paper will be well worthy the supper, ha .adine pubc
Of this city. Tours. ANDREW FREEPUKT.