Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
For The Enquirer
II ~ROrHSCHILDS.

The editorial remsrksOl the RNihsch ID marriage
whIai appeared in Saturdays Dspatcs. having hrrt
b. .cd uu c-rtain e'n'.m-uts ot me " J. Hsrat
VIII oh are NOT altogether tru-, we ~ tk- the nrcrs.a,
~ correction. no, rs i:!e apologize OF there n"dert
,n-rchanc priucss, ba, Simply as an act OF candc!
and justice.
rne tounde. OF the house of Ro'hschild WAS .
banker Of repi'e in Frankfcr, on the Wayne, At The
period when Napoleon ~as IN The iull d ish "f su1.
cess, and was paving nj min. pin. with the pet:y
despots Of Germany. Whrn the Freneh We're Nd
vauring Oh ihis city, The E.ec'"r uf Hrssr-Cassrl, 70
whom Mr.. Roihechiid war vel! known. vent for him.
nnd iInpuriuu-d him Ia take chhrg- at hl. trrasurr.
rs he wGs compelled 10 u. for safety. The urg-n'
request Whs complied with. bu', Under tie eS'g-ncs
al the occa IL. Nj. K declined nrsuin .iy any ley.
resp"r.ibiliiy tor The ssi-'y "t the came. Tie mo
nry, zwvir. &c, werc sccordin,Iy removed by ID,
banker to h- own house, ana buried IT, hc garden
without mHkirg ary provl-i"n !or lie conc"hinien'
nf Lila own rlrsur, rIg!i'y Judging that when III,
French CAME md Hey ioGnd an empty Treasury, Il
his banking h"us-, they wor!d naturally coi j-ciur.
thXf his money we hidden, ana III The -rarrh rs:
would en-uu his ,rus; would u" discovered. Tie
-uppnsi,inn proved CORRECT, and Nj. Rrihrchild IOE.
h- al. 81 irGI'ii political GliE:gta Grriv"d. aud the
E.ec'o- wnr e:.ib!, q tp r-iuuI I" his GuTitions, b,
he Hesitate! To CO.. un lie Frankfort barker III refer.
ence 10 rle Charge with which lie had been eu'rGs'.
ID, tur. .uppos!Ug II had even escaped piilage, II ~ss
Impossible Ia prove no contra y. B.; M drubts
were spr.iIIy srt ~ r.,-t = NJ. Rrttsnnid prompt.
y 'sAttANN 80 FH HN ''h'' fNHN
and even ,!f:reG !rSa. interest on II portion .! the
money which be hal. o! Necessity, 10 dig up aud
make use or IL Az business, his eu;irn cSplisl hay
in. fallen = prey - The freLcG. TIC EircIor was
overwhelmed wi;a con'n;n2ird pleasure aud aston.
ishm-nt az eucl, eiup-niou- integrity. and gladly re-
commanded hue - Other European princes, by whom
no wAs EN- p.oy-d IT. t"e rai-lng IL! loans 10 Yep 20 sa
the;- exhausted excn, guerz. Ibis wae the lounta'
ton o. that colossal fortune and Wild spread ren""r
which have mate the name OF - RofHsCHILp' a
honsehniI word.
The ridicule which The New York H'raA seeks to
attach 10 tbs .5ote Of Tho grandmother o' The PIE.
sent Barons, and wife OF tho subject o! the above
sketch, who, with immense wealth and is purchase.
be grandeur Al her disposal, yet esah-wed lnere,ri.
cious display, and in her attachment: to the old
homestead which was erdre.ed TO her from mary
past recolIections, lived and died there, amid tie tears
OF hundreds who had never been sent AWAY unsuc.
cnred from lis ihresh"ld. we conceive 20 be harnleti
in its results. The right thinking will a!wsys I'D.
mire her hum Try. which presents n rather giaring
cortras, 10 The CHOW aud glitter OF New YORK COD.
fish aristocrscy. which are often achieved at The II.
peHse OF horror, Reputation and honesty. The Herald,
instead # indnisins in sn-er-, should place the rnr.
!uw, dirty lanes" If the jud.a strnu.s, TO the credl.
of that hateful religious intolerance, which lie, thank
God, unknown IN this country, and foreign 10 the
principles OF The Const.tuiiun, Which defines e mans
abode, according 10 The convictions Of his conscience
on tho-e subjects which are boliest and deurest.-
This is a 6t thcInr Tor The Aoues; indignation of a tree
press, which 10 Ease TO It's country and tdlee TO itsei
when il uph"lds bigotry end iansticlsm by illiberal.
~ and seroasm. j,