Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-17
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ~. 1858.

~ "'e hd'tors Of the Enquirer
/ WAsHiSGrDS. June li,h ISIS
m H"cr That you do NOT ASSENT 10 portion OF INV let
" 'e IN inst What part is not stated; nor is il ne
or you la The objectionable part as Won h, .,
night 10 your opinion ana it is well understood by
pondent tha. he has as perfect right aivanc,
'pr The qualification o your readers. What done
up io' the curious in plain way and, whether
a. 'haTH with precision not, The NAV be- ",
endeaSor 10 do thu bcst in our power, state the
% "e tc speculation oi the qud nacs OF this cenlriluga
~ oi pnHcal management. We have mauaucrs here
r. III aSh and iow places, aud should regret very much
~ Were 10 be held Responsible lur tic the oMcr-
oSt!on Gen. Pierce iniaics, gives claim any man
@ much less his services in the democratic cause be
sPo'' TO favor. Duty 10 the party, cumpels every mar
~ sd;ain our good old republican principles aud as the
s .scnt speaks, we believe and hold every rcspon
@ of his own action, daring shift the responsibility
@ Guy or Inc expression ot this or that opinion. We,
oe hessrs Editors feel happy in believing that you act
W accotdancc with your right in the premises in dis
E rom any position cungcnia your own sense OF
s!. IN inc letters of your numerous correspondents.
nihc lulSs are making great bug bear the action
y, WI. Edmund Burke in .he democratic Convention at
Goheofd, H. Mr. Burke did not carry his views ye, he
osen The means Of getting up hue andcy agans, the
PRESIDENT, and for whatG Why Mr. Burke rds mol an
Ro"ttd ~ .ice, md orsooh in The opinion of Mr b. the
resident sn1ud be for his neglect o! the Olt
Gnad The President certainly has not neglected the "J
uuad, nor has he overlooked the Young Guard" bur
Judging rom the opinion Of the press people uf the o.
states are pretty well satisfied, general Thing with th,
appointments announced made by President although
WI hi he Is not one OF the appointees Ii is sup
posed that all arc Ia BE- satisfied That has ncycr yet been
aor nor VIII II ever he Mr. Burke must bile his time;
tnd en, perhaps, his 'tlrnc and tide will wait "tu no
man., ana lc be appointed nllcc NOT wsandjre his
ate hasty aconat Concord Mr. Burke is not as perfect in
oealY o language i'll reference President s he should
"e ana hence II ls supposed by many that Mr. Burke will
iihIr hInseIl with the democratic party and rnbarrass
tle Prrstrnt.
You have how MIR Corwin placed by transfer the
sum o one hundred thousand dollars, while The Iud OF
Ue IrchsuTy, III HE hands n MIR Minor tor uurpGsrs
hot exactly made known The money has become dead
loss 10 the Government by this illegal act OF Mr. Corw!n
u vi" be- impossible - unless process issued
against MIR toIwn himself which wnsId br well io
Uf We should like 10 Of The the late admin
slrdtion put 10 the test ct The law.
NE idea of The establishment OF Press" is pretty
ne IN Washington and There b truth the spec
nation, alter Nil told that The funds are 10 come from
View York l." start The enterprise and that The amount
hisei WIN be ample 10 establish aai sustain first class
PAPER.
The mission France is still undecided and from what
We hear ts President Is hurry make The selection
or the mission. 1t IL srewdy suspected that Gov Marcy
: pulling an oar 10 windward, steering the port OF
lavrc.
policy the United States pu forth in reference
u The disturbance in China Nj Cushing fully able for the
work on ths subject well 10 take oi the fisheries
The iact H., that the abilities of the Attorney General
ascendant in the Cabinet ni Gen Pierce As well a. III the
s'aIa"n Of the public, that shall all BE- surprised
zee MIR. Marcy go 10 France 10 China. Things tend thai
ray right ana il agreeable to The parties themselves
inier The direction a.! the President! shall lie pleased
elves To The change Tor icc satisfied that would be
conducive 10 the public interest and the harmony u the
lemocratic party in tho Empire State.
The proposition is again revived for the sale Of Monnt
'ernUn private association uf capitalists hope uur
State will interfere and prevent it, by bcromng the purcha
er. II would ,e shameful that that hauwcl spot should
'ass from the jurisdiction Of Virginia.
Yours, ANDREW FREEPORT