Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-18

~ '"'ff"s tcft m NhfN ctfcHDlNJRCeN. ~ ffOHld
~ ar o'l''t Of no fTiiRg Importance thar he should
'c ar 0PpOSer 81 Si1VJY'y."
Ne sol. n,nIy iutreat III, Sc two gentlemen
'NessiS. Wuish and DwichD 10 pause before
ih'y ." turihcr. Is il rot enough that this
compromise has 10 ~ nade' That the east has
$" large portion of the western land ? thar
MIsS"nii ~ pacific ihe whole countrv at
i'"r' W ~ thrN :Cain disturb this haiion :
ARRAY ne H"rih igainSt the sOuihS ronse Mis-
souu 10 We knnw not What irritation aud hos
iiiHWN' sport upon the veiy ed-c Of the bar
taudsi
ihrrc OF the largest States il The Uninn
i"ct their Chiei Magistrate nv the . neral
voies of the people. We do not prrItud TO
decide upOn the eligibility ui this mode hut
~ presents one feature Inch to a c. riain ,Ic>
gee distinguishes the states wherein II is ex-
erCised
Mas achnsrlts New York and penns,I>a-
MA nave generally exhibited OF the eve of a
general election, picture ut great animation
ava OF cons'detabl" irriiatiou.-'rhrre j. M
sun NE abouii All i bns;lc, el"ciiOuoer-
ing addrcSSts, aud discussions ia some form
OF other. The Kettle rum OF the prpsS is
sounded with vehe'nence.--Old tales are rip
P'u "ti ne" ones are fabricated, TO Inc drtti-
y; .'G ~; O, the adNct'"'y party. The election
III massachusetts - Just over -fhFrr was less
eNcl'+heni than usual, perhaps because tS.-
contest was Jess doutitul. Governor BI ooks
rs re elected over Or Ensiis
she election in New IoTt is ~ hand; IN The
course ot THIS north Jhe rival candid lteS
are VI, IoinTk Ms late (iOvet4nr and now
c President Of The T. S.-and Mr Cliuton
ihC presen, incumbent. lhe Whole rontcsi
gu nngul>hed hN the biiierest sctiu, n.y.
80. Tom KRIS Is puihCl, arrairned =, =. do
tarte' o" iccnuni OF the noni~i transactions
OF the lat war, aud NJ Clinton is chsr.rb
wa, criminal Indifference ie the iutcrss-s Of
~ c"nni' dnring thc late war with an,hi-
L" WIN iniricu" * .Sc. We nave tyyJ M.
H.. Il,
iomrkii aud tn comptroller NcTntic asio
'"t settlement al accounts ard "a assault
uIon ihr charactpl 90 Judge Van Ness. a
'i'e"h OF Cl''oa. by the Editor, of the \ Y
Hmrrt'an WHO charge him with inalnracti-
ceN ~ obieI"il, the charter az The Sank or
hmrncA Both ct Ties" A,attcry have formed
ne subject 10 lon, and prhtrarted ,,rocecdiuv
osfore the legislature oi \ Vnik The ei.
hi' nave Ken sides will Tile Other house
against h'm The former hasc determined
thh' he was eniitled 10 q ln,l,urr of about
Sl2 COO from tie statr-u white The H. of r
nave passed resolution III. blV cnm,f Iimcnta-
~ 10 the Comptroller -'Ehc affair nf Iut .
van Ness has been long before = Committee
who have cOiSCtri mas of rvidPoce that
mas noi bren published, bnt have come to the
I'SoInt"U, that there WAS nothing i'm his cou-
u"'' "hich calrI 'Gr the constitutional inter
ference ot The IrgIslatrrr.-Buf The Onuo-
neuts OF Clinton saws. give ll"In THE evidence.
lheN Gaze not Tor = PREDETERMINED resolution
lio" The election viii terminate i; is i,nros,i
hie I" decide. Both sides are or profess 10
Oe very sSnguinr. Every !rIPu,i 10 n York
mnS' wish an" Struggle w-rc fa,rl, over
IN fp"nsl lNaulA the General election will
noi come on hrfure Octohpr mext-Ncan
iIiEr, We are iikcA 10 iIay" II scene % tntbu.
iemce and contention How many Caudid,,es
VIII start tor the purse. is not vet kEnwu Tie
y e'rnt TnV"Fn Findiay, aud Gen. Heis'sr.
are already brought torwuId--oue, peri aps
Nv" more may appear upou the tuif Mir
rinu.aN mas hi'heIi" hee" The principal fs~
ureia the riccc-HiS character ard corduct
'he themes ct oiscussion las well A. those OF
ne most prominent of his friends aud foes -
- legislative committee also at mon his case;
Dht ihr mtiprActiceS riargci tn hi;n were
cleared oil by resolution Of tho committee
But mere too, the cry is, look at the evidence.
not at the resolution We anticipate much
Irritation from contest, INV hich .acs p.rtV
harm Co-'o;y,r