Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

besides paying the lo,es aul Al, other customary
demands, y 400 were extor;ed from him, before
they wouin permit him TO sail, and ills ~ the di-
erection on tue governor, who SAID, ,hst this in
the light Of present. towai is furnishing the Troops
with clothing. The brig Augusta, Of Salem, sud
tie brig tsc,or OF y. York. being in tie pre-
dieaipen', was not permitted to sail until they sign
ed "A contract TO bring back cargo Of -four II other
spec'hel supphes-t'+e lor to be delivered at :, II;
ana we're SUBJECT TO give bond for the performance
o the contract, and the penalty OF :, 40OC the one,
aud - aoCo the ether. The guarantee the
proceed. and the cargo they had carried out. AS
C'pia'n II had no fuads TO leave security, he
could not, 1t he had been willing enter into such
contisct, III consequence oil the above proposition,
he made The Governor t. the junto, after the
sci had sailed.
Extract o. letter from u Gentleman IN Nerr Or
leans, 10 she Priiiiers Of tie Lexington Reporter
-GGled
"AuGusr l6, 1916.
owe receive daily reports of the success of the
P'trio m Mexico &c. Their prospect It's and cause
appear to he Frightening. Several sums OF money
have arrived here within a fw days from them. AS
soon rs they procure shceat quantity of this
precious article. they gill have in their power to
purchase the means OF making themselves indepen-
dent"
Com. T'u,tou has offered himself cantii,latefor
The Office "a Sisrlf OF tie city and county OF Pa-
delphia.
Ne1v. York, SEPT 6.
SPECIE We arc glad to find that the precious
metals, which have been emigrating from this
country for wears past, are returning almost
daily. II is but few days since g 80, 900 arrived
at Philadelphia in the ship Governor Strong, from
Cad'z-snd this morning, large amount has arri-
we'd at this port in the ship William aud Jane, from
Amsterdam. little more patience, ard, we trust,
4 fhn L..
trash with which it is flooded.
Eoeaaag Post.
In trans riding the following paragraph
| from the Democratic Press in relation to
the Issue of the late senatorial election. it
is proper to subjoin a remark or two, to OBJ
viate misrepresentation
1--WE regret to learn that Maryland is
delivered over to the government of fede-
ralism for 5 years. The aurora and its
worthy co-laborer, the Federal Rehubh-
can, may exult i'll the attainment of the
object, to attain which they have shed so
much NIX. and propagated SO many false
hoods"
Ii is doubtless true that the Aurora and
the Fee!eral Republican equally exult"
in the defeat of the Republic ms of Mary
land; it is without question true that both
papers :" shsd much ink and propagated
many falsehoods," for the attainment Of
tine object" of prostrating the republicans !;
but we hope that neither the Editor of the
Press nor any other man, will infer from
these facts, that the efforts of the Aurora
or the g Common Sc,ver" had the least eff
feet in producing the triumph OF federal
ism in this unfortunate faction ridden state.
Their publications, though replete with
nothing but the most abandoned misrepre-
sentatlons, passed by those whose votes
turned the ale, =" as the idle wind, which
they regarded not" No, 10 ! it was sheer
bribery 1T was the most corrupt tr ache
ry In the most worthless part OF society, ia
those who sold their rghts and liberties
tor sordid trash these were the Causes of
federal success in Maryland
Thirty or forty Thousand dollars were a.
vowedly spent by the federalists to gain
the election They declared, as we have
heretofore stated, that they would have the
state, cost what it might. They have, to
their everlasting disgrace to the perma :.
nent injury OF our free institutions. made
good their declaration. 1t is fact, sus-
ceptible of the most undenlab e demonstra-
ton, that some wretchcs in some of the
counties, who hrof essed to be republicans,
we're, at the very time Of making these
false professions, in The actual tGy If tie
jederaHSts-they even. on the day of cleo
ton. marched up to the polls with the re-
publicans, and then basely and treacherous
ly voted tor the federal ticket.
1t was by these means that federalism,
blue light, Boston sfanh federalism, attain
ed success. The means were 7verfhy of the
end We have said thus much, not by
way OF puerile complaint. but to prevent
the republicans of other states from misap-
pretending the real cond ton of things in
Maryland. TBals. Patriot.