Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-10

Tho Whir after breathing spell oil TWO or 'hrce DAYS
hriefiy notices Yesterday, our remarks VI suuua' '' "
reference 10 the Public Printing. ine wing au'' "'
ss vo u .t,ovIedpe in regard 10 the public printing,
fact which we eurmsed before II had me canoot 10 ao"
it. Its bIunder in regard thereto, 10 clearly no'ca'e " m
truth of its admission 1t now attempts 10 c!ea'e '' ~"
that we uraigncd Mr. Staples for the numerous
.,,nr r,,e." in bs legislative duties, and for which he
.da rho commonwealth payD by way of classification or
or wasting the public money on printing we aid no
rh h, ye Mead no justification, other than that arising
foam f,i,br,, dscharge the duties oonhded to US by inc
Legislature of Virginia. and fair and Legitimate charge o
thoso duties; and no one unless they venture, Ike MI "
pics and the Wing, 10 talk ABOUT ma''efs o' WHICH ''
have but "ittle knowledge, win assert '"e con.'"'
We referred 10 the ibcraiy OF hlr Staples course
100 wprp forcbIy reminded OF the Old adase hat eY WIN
vc in pass houses should be the last 10 tro"
We referred 10 the fac, that Mr. s. was absent from 'S a
in the House of Delegates, Inc session oei"e ''e a'
az long as Mirtytro days al ONO l"e' io' ""''' "
made the sux paying" people pay MIN 'ou' o'y
show the ,usincery OF bowls u oil al once LOT
~ tho Nv the way the Wing is charitable enough
oL - o,,or of t,oertnine days In noticing the "bank
in Mr. legislative career during the session TO
which we ha va alluded lis the Wing who is guilty ot the
justification laid doors II hnds no iaut win MI
Sapcs for taking from The public treasury s2S Tor services
no had not performed but justes the act by saying II 10
nnothins moro than other members do and attempts
farther 10 excuse the by saying that perhdps Mr. aP
piled the money TO public or charitable purposes" How
very charitable" is the Whig-on ono side
@sSk----
WILLIAM P FESSENDEN.-This Is the name OF an
individual recently elected In Maine by coalition OF wings
and odds and ends represent in part that State in the
Senate of tho u States Notorious at home for his zeal In
the back" crusade he Is now attempting 10 establish oy
means of his position national reputation, as "hc
man having excessive love for the wooy race
Although have elnpsed since he took HE seat
the Senate he is already aspiring 10 belhe bggestand most
noisy abolition frog in The national pond His cToaknga now
ever were time senced few days ago. by Judge Dou
eas who related anecdote which is too good 10 be with
held from readers The Washingt Correspondent Of
The New York Herald under date Of the 9TH instant says
"Judse Douglass speech from IL ocock till this morn
ing brilliant and successful and when reported should
be spread broadcast throughout the country HE used Be-
ward up efectuay DIR. Fessenden OF Maine had good
deal eay but is understood he senced by the 1ea
ton bnecdotc Judge Douglas declared that the first
he heard OF Fessenden he read in Maine paper some
years ago that the fifth oil Juythe day upon which the
pegroes celebrate Fourth In that Staie-thc negro chair
men proposed the following toast -FOUR wordy budde
William Pitt Fessenden-A white man with black heart
After such toast Mr. Fessendcns course last night was
perfectly in Order"