Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-19
SINGULAR Dl;c2EeANjIES"-v SINGULAR
INDEED.
Among other litorials i'll the Richmond
Wni." Of SlLIrlay last we find the follo wing

SiS@rLaE Di-catrA ASciE-.--We have irlin: tcd III
a I,.r,:r.h c!-vS!rrs our d, irt. tiIt actual i'll
| ne, %, dr. Lr.ch : IL wa.nuis,oi Ci:y. Thc-e
.h,nb;- pr. cn.ririi. hy thr ;illD.riuy conflicting
tclcsraphc il-r,tc,.>. tie ir't tw" cf which "err
.cEt 10 iiic Ricir"nd newspapers, aii .hc ia-t one
To- rh. Ba..unrc ''>uu
sIcyxr,. or ", Irrcr.R--w ,~ri;sGroS Arrl l3--Tte
Hon john Lc.h hr M not leave hereto l'. ~ au' ted
in coneqcrnc. "f sltics Of neural Il !" hi- hea "r'
conn ,r hy fever lris now under ur'cai alien iansr
III lis lodgings At Brown Hotel.
lI,s J"py I.rcign-w,sis .Is April 10 Viz Le'cher
Is be',er hut It'll conf ii - hi. bet lie IL rnier the
NJ deal attendance nj Dr. G,rnrIi.
w,,l>GrpS, April H-Ilhgc Dnu :'r' dinci with John
eicher aud party of his fii,n y.sie;i'y ut bro"n'
! Hotel -.
! l$;h -cI winch i, ."l Zee! - the N.r.,nia
rullic that Mr.. c;chcr ;L IN attack OF neural +ln
! IN IN, head. accnnr,,Iicd by II fever, and wa- I'm
..r .m ,lcu Treatment, at his Lodgings ~ Browns
! lln,c." 81, iim,i ;nr reliable crrr>p,rdei; u: the
| Baltimore .SyG announcing that ''""ti, p'HWG'
! linz irM .Io!. Lict.r cni P"'v ?f hif r'enn
! p,;,oii9 ,,n., Is, "Wednesday, the l5thl a. bowa'
! Xoi.l"
NV. ism: :, -tr.":a IL thi- VII story OF
Iet,hcr- Illness, y, i,,r nGr-c!yc-, We don't be
uvc :. wori Of y. Honest J"dnl -'mnlnin.in III this
matter, i, h. has ,llnin ned i'll u tIou-an ot'ier'
We reply 10y referring u the Wings own
tcesraphc despatch, as f'lows:
"wA-nrS"r"s. Apr! l'Iur Le,E;er il decided
Is but,v- today, bi, no III 10 i,If' he room. lie
| nope, TO be uhlc TO rc-ulnc tie CANVASS early heN
wcch.
The above is the "Whig'a' despatch, and i
indeed very singular discrepancy. and Kills
the c ltorial inncndjes oi our neighbor What
reliance will the pablIc give to telcsraphc de>-
pitches which are elitoriay i'm. lchc |? or
J what rcs rl t, C litorals which are tcl;sraphic-
/ lily denied. anl that in the same issue Of the
paper:
Here is a ",liscrc1rrcy' whith the Wing"
m ,st r..oocilc A. b.st il cln. B 1t who would
! have expected u h.lr tn Rca mn Wing
o',iectins 10 the election Of Robert y. My"
} he .lusc he vo'cl with G;ra;; W. SIN tEEs IN
1892: HIS : I'm nerS b.c9 II. so opnoylo1s II
,ur "lattcr-d,y s,int' in proslaverylS'n that
,ssocation with him Shnall dem IN po.ticil
o.trac sm bY the Redmond Wing? What
sill Mr.. Summer, think when he rcld| the
2;chm md "Whir." thus endorsing all thu the
Dcmosrotic paper, said against him in 1852
Tic Richno II "Whis' soicts the defeat
Of Mr.. M,vo f,r a,sociatin. with Mr. Summers
in lS31-th might have been III ldc al objec-
ion hv Democrats but when it proceeds from
the Ric.rnoa "Whig" it b.to ne severe in
leel a-,in,t NJ. Summers Ii isa confession
mi Il l.ni,Sion o, the part Of the Metropolitan
r,tn of the OPPOSITION, that Mr. Summers
pYritc,i all that was SAID against him, else the
.Whi;H would scarcely at this time. with its
present prosiavery ague upon it. hlsckcn the
reputation Of & - ". Summers. bv soliciting
the dcft It of = m IN who voted Siln By side
sith Summers, McDowe! AMI Preston
Hpw NJ. M,yo may have voted we will not
stop t. en- lure at this time, but merely say
/ th,t no wiz ctn after tn. cditoria! IN Satur'
laws "Whi.." vote az inst Robert \. Mayo
without endorsing all that was said by the
Dem, ,crats against G .ors, W. SINNERS. IL
To vote ',>lc by 81 lie with Summers * ro'
i,ical nF.ncc pih Wig, then surely the
RicrAn,nl "Whis' o~es retrazlt oil
what it formerly said fr Mr.. Summers.
And siacc the Wing has become so IN
tenselv pro.sl,vcry as to seek the defeat
of AMIN for voting ",idc BY side with Sum-
,ners." it will not continue its panesy-
rlcs of Mr. Co., ;in, who in voting against Tex
.s, voted to keep five slave States ont Of the
Union, And IN this connection let us intro
,,uce an extract from a late letter from Mr..
Gossin:
Lam endcavoring to do my duty, as you
would have me perform it, with the most un,
ecrins indications of success in the efforts
am making to place the OH Com nonweAith IN
a position TO be re lremed from eren me s"'p''
eiDn Of being suspected Of want OF fidelity to
herself aud to the South"
This extract, after voting against Texas and
tor the Atherton resolution, Is put forth upon
the eve Of presidential election in which