Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
ny request. From the Washington SeGins
WILLIAM J BROWN OF INDIANA.

That there will be an attempt on tho meeting OF Con
2ess 10 organize party In opposition 10 The adminislra
ton, out Of the disappointed and Disconnected democrats
We have doubt but that il will gna!Iy fail US the con-
sctvdlycs failed under the administration OF Gen. Jackson
we have but as little doubt.
rhG Washington Sentinel backed by Inc money of Gee.
Law. md published bj Bev. Tucker disappointed april
Tor The occ Of Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
to be the organ AMI will endcuvnr TO The public
printing Tom Allen OF the NadsOnian, did, by the aid
OF wing votes This game will fill Gen. Armstrong the
bosom friend and confdan Of Gen Jackson the publisher
Of the Union, will be elected, and when George Law gets
Tired OF feeding the Sentinel il will lizzie tho Nddis0.
mum did. Mark prediction"
Such Is the language held by the "Indana Sentinel" edit
cd by The notorious Vim j. Brown now, under appoint
ct the present administrations mail agent for the States
OF Indiana aEd Illinois.
We have SO often stated that journal ito creation
TO but individual enterprise that II was
started in hostile spirit The administrations on
the contrary conceived In The honest purpose 10 AID
project md eeud so long as The principles OF the demo
cratic party forth ia inaugural OF General FIERCE
adhered to neither the cS2onrnts an"
rcrres OF any Of manc any faction or
cque-we saw had frequently and so pointedy met
and repealed all such charged shat had hoped the necessl
~ wnnd again rise for their reutaon But oil human
hopes are doomed 10 disappointment. The source rom
which the present belouu assault upon u.s. comes ngh'
well excuse US from giving il the ghea notice IN our COL
unnsi and almost fear readers will not readily pardon
for giving such consideration ~ il a, oil VIII DC re-
membtre however that this miserable creature has bee
raised from the pit OF degradation and namy, 10 which
national Congress had consigned him. and dgnled by one
OF the influential and important posts under inc gene
ries with it something OF force, we feel due TO our SELL
respect 10 notice him summariIy as be deserves.
As 10 his reference unsuccessful application Tor tho
ma ishashp OF this District and tho inpnaton that the
course Of the Washington ScG!nd has been induced by This
disappointment, do not deem il worthy serious com
ncn II borne by us. we trust, with dignity and good
humo and know this fact better Than the President
himself For reasons, OF which sought 10 be In
formed he conferred that appointment on another gentleman
and left for TO be content with the generous and
differing Testimonials behalf many of the frat men
in the country Of the State Whenre came and the CON-
munily which we live. But let this pass
Who is This GPRIm j. Brvnn that dares 10 raise his di
mnished head look much less speak or gentleman or
p,es or INV Thing with either has dot We scarce
" can realize the fact that he Of speakcrship no.oey
who slrove 10 walk into that honorable position with ne
in his throat and the dea varront ofhis country l" ms
pocket!
We hal really hoped that for himself least he had con-
cuttd the post OF hunor 10 b. the private station
The aud scenery Of thl memorable OCCASION, Se
gent raus adversary opportunity exposed aho io y,
great and noble party continue TO ous, orc nI his norn
memories OF all Benedict Arnold would nave 500 hs couh-
try: bull we doubt whether he woua nave aoueu ~
thai treason The further niumy OF prospective perjury.
dus lscuriot expatcd In some SUR Sor,hv of ai,S
s;;i no @ Is,S And we had hoped that Tor the sake oil
r,rv d,rercv This dcspoer Of truth ana common honesty
would never had sufficient vi'ay gwen hn again.
in,tude himself upon The notice Oh society.
r. lava noi sn however. Repudiued by the whole Con
o,asaNmblcly dssrsced BY his orn parfy-he has The
Tor 10 thrust himself forward public hypcrcritlc
, sa,rchrr of other mems hearts, We know terms
i,h which 10 characterize this moral monster. "Contemp
has the oowcr of descending but she falls far short of him
She would before she could reach himor he dwelis
n,,h her fall That alphabet spells Tersties squailo
~ and backeunrds refuses its letters tell US who he Ii
and hyperbole for meanness 10 an eltpse Tor Blown
With this mach, which Is far more than was
our feelings or consoDAnt with our tase we h 49,
liam Brown now and forever-ony refreshing ,ne memo
~ OF our readers with pubcs OF the
gress on that day 30 fatal the personal and we arc soy
10 say, no! to he political character OF this individual