Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21
fcorcs,onlencr II the Baltimore :i"'s

WAsnrSGrcS CRY, Oct. Is, 1888.
The article in the Times Of to-day has created sur mere
go ~ Nu Yo,s ia up some interesting particulars VIII
lssk out-fom General james Gordon hehhell SOLO pro-,
nrir,nr and editor of the Herald VINO wanted to 60 70
nno IN (;iurnc Law, who wanted his son III law, C"i
Mv a,puin,rd 10 some high military "lce, t" sny nohin
nj lie numerous steam. line projects, &c. &cp &c, "
find 10 avor with the prcscnt administration ,i,,I,
Ii il sly purpose this morning 10 give your rra"t' Inv
insight into n,uets in New York. that they may ;cJ The
elegantly The .rmblcrS there have themselves learn
slavery question, il being merely prc'cXt a. So coon
New York has an Immense stomach .r.al
Tho present administration placer ~ n tEruu.
variety Of schemes started I" i",N M ~ China
c Treasury Steamers Amazon !" '.I ~ carry The
maIs Now instead of getting uddloha, "u ,i I ,nn
The ya,iJns lines given 10 , ,ull;r rubbe,y
49,, =. al 4 ,,, counter any shch P"'i'.
s'''on Mo"' n we're nor living on enormous ai'FfoP,
,;nn. ,,I ,r cat short oi iseh shppnes as ., Sr
49, S% Collins line aud its hackers lie" mo ~
v,I I H., ".r lines George Jaw swofe terribly. 1 , p
,i,s The Administration kept up IT'S p'ucB' an" VIC "
ailsni krpt 'o"'' ., ,,, I,,,ll of ,s surplis The
nav articles" of ll. New York papers laid the inunua
nm Tor u punic" The Hl'alG and me .'di'oha' ,.,'J
r,u were made Of and after me usllh, pro- a. 49,
commute. of the political light fingered gentry was ue
parle, here To whrcdl. the Secretary ol me >,
What did Il Western man know Ut inahrn 10 y" s"'r M
though, ,sy They whredlsd nn 'heY urea " ,i snsr
CnLri md his eyes open lie had been s.iccess spe'
nl,loI himself and perfectly familiar ih al, s.u
.nts-hayine had several hundred thousand h'" Il" u,,e
AN, ,,.. IN, committee wanted the "sirpl"s ''a'r"
49,, ,,r ShnuI not have il. They threatened Inshhnth
NJ
n,u,n IN, Secretary told Them 10 90 ahead lucy ''
a., ahead und Il, held the surplus . -
p,s i. hc real cause oil the difficulties 10 ne" OH
u, nf communicating Spectators have Jailed 10 TOO '
eusnrv or Ia pei any "t public al nr private
adventures AMI consequently tl'ey urn =" ,'' .rnu
.h.. ,v,nt new /: iblncl be they do ihey wan
m,n in WIN viii i'll ti,lr contracts up !" me sum /"
SIM nm, van, H. one line alone. They want ncn ~ owt
wh, Yll allow ll,rn their arms into the money ~
NJ Tho t,ustou louise They were disappointed III '"
tl,.v meyer eyprrtrd anything from DAVIS were "'" =;
s,nrouc the President, und most awiuiIy dishpI''" a.
Marcy Peter u Washington sat like Il watrn "'s ~
I,or of The Treasury lie il old tox himself a'' me-,
ian. know OLD uNrs IN The party ana "' ~ "
i. MAYER oil duty always vide awak", ah1 "h.'''N' ~
, In fact The Cabinet auI The pIincipal "ui'c'' "'
d, business knowledge and political experience a' y,
defeated und will defeat every. attempt VI INC w.
rormuudigrrs 10 pet the pubic niuhey lteh'c ''e
siaciiOn. ,, o,o no,v oI
Dickinson has been humbusgcl and made cars paM
and The everlasting Niger question which llles a',"
,nnia, meyer apuiu 10 ayitac is made Tho ptrtN Nv wv
dis,r.ani2rfs ur uuslnl The Cabinet, II ",s7'"'e Ia
s,v 10 y,i from The very best means Oh '''' ,;
tI. c,h,r is an nun The Presidents domestic l"''s}
fixed. -, .,,,;r ,l,,G,,ur strir
Of The Constitutions; no encouragement 10 pun
c nInnd,rer; and independence at disappointed l'ica's
| farm ulr al it, General George '''rdoh hchhe'' o
I'M. iiera who wanted 20 10 France George law "hI
wanted many things; the host oi olrc seekers VINO "aht"
iuuns-ihIiea and those corIn"rania VINO wanlra h'
nns UO0u UUO- think Of il and couldn't get II i" Tue
contrary notwithstanding.