BY ELlSH A CL RK E

MR.. WEBSTER AND THE RICH.


MOND ENQUIRER.
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1t is SO rare that we meet with a fair
minded and unprejudiced political criticism
in the Richmond Enquirer That We cannot
refrain from quoting the following account
by a correspondent, ofthe effect of Mr.,
Websters late speech in the Senate:--
Ertracf of letter from grntlemas at


Washington to his friend IN Richmond.


VIEWS OF THE CURRENCY.