Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

time to take measures ior the suppression OF
the truth.
J, is. l conceive, impossible to resist the
unavoidable col&insious which must be drawn
II ON the body ~ testimony NOW submitted to
you. MAXIM !uli silO.ances for exaggefatiog
or trtor, tor The iIAuencs OF prejudice and
the opeiaiicn OF improper motives. Aud ad
mitiin. that u consider s0ie portion OF the 81
Legations inav b. successfully RENTED vet sti.i
there val remain suhieie..i number OF StrOD.
and established iacis. IL prove ., CONCERT OF
eNer,loas GA the part OF the officers of the
national goyeruiue ai-iu the Navy YARD the
Custom House, the General Post Office, and
in ihe Judiciai aud sOu!e uther institutions OF,
ihat Government, operating in our local eiec
tioUs-aDd watch demonstrates the existence
ot an organized and disciplined corps aud the
DIFFUSION at eXiraueous in6uence tor the pur.
pose ct prcmOting the aspirations of ambition
--oi secnrimg the posse sion OF authority, or OF
sTe"ki"g down the power Ut The state 4, Ike
encouragement OF intestine divisions: Aud
this Is raSe in which the maxIm-Re orders
The commissioning Of crime ,cho doss not forbid Il
iShen At 70 en- htS pUiGsr-may be ms ~ and slh.
phaticaiy appile.. The iea.t intlnlaiiou from
the proper quarter, would have eifer tuaily
presepted these noto';ous and alarming evils
10 all SINCERE friends OF Republican Gov
eiDmert. anu such, Gentlemen believe yuU
all 10 be, this statement mus present sucjects
for serious reflection. Without iha existence
OF STAT" Governments, II Is impossible TOR us
10 euj"N the Ol -SSiigs OF tree government. Aud
i,hout a National Gusvr.linsUt we would be
iHvulved IN WAITS at home, aud Lave Ent feeble
security against attacks iron abroad. Both
ale essential, TO the freedom, the safety, the
prosperity and the houOu, OF our count No..
The National Government IS from The M cess
sity OF tue case, armed with coHti Oilin. ALL
thoIity over the IeVtaues aud physical force
OF the county. IN its military aId naval es..
tdblShmeDtS--In tue arrangement OF Ihe IA.
tioual domains la the disposition OF its diplo.
matte inteIcourse-in the collection of taxes
I'D he inhtuSe patronage which IL derives
nom the NUMEROUS aud luv.aiise Offices ia
| It's gii!--and Ia the s,!Uremeuls which are
consequently teli iLrth 10 ambItluu aud cue
plditH, Ne perceive The iOundati tic a of an in
hhehce Whch may he array Ell with force al
inost hiesIStaOir, AGAINST the independence
"nh stanihty OF The State GovernmeUts....it
may &c lrniN observed that Ia proportion 10
lie population ~ tie UnI.pd States 10 20
Vcfniae't has moie numerous oud efficient
means u directing AID Controlling public
| opinion AHd ~"eH we consider tnai Jew Of
! me STA es have dtsy tsHdS or ie<ontcPs except
what ale deiiv-d tom taxation, that the
| compensation ot thi' public rfiic+Is is com
! pafauS'Ly snail ana t.idi ihe head, Of their
/ Executive aAd Judicial departments have
been even aOruriini5s iuduCcu 10 accent Ctii-
| COS under tne National Glvesnu,-ut suhor,li.
| rate 10 Importance, bal superior in einou-
metiS; W. must al once perceive Tie itfi-
cultIeS, which the State authorities mi. ht
have la opposing the IMPROPER influence OF
| Tie NaiiOnal Government. And when ue
turihe' consider that III all probability tiele
would be no nHity OF views LrcUIuctdence ct
tNeFhohs operating ell Tue same tiEIe, IN Tie
SI"ies. Viii c the National Authority might
make us approaches by siHgiIug out patticn
lar States, and AL ydHcit.l- 81. u,,,i te a VIII,
MS c0hOinta and consolidated tOrcr " { have
I'eEtrN reason To ex+iG!Se tie utmost vigilance
shu 10 inteIpn>e all proper biiiiers against
undue encfOacinrnts. ~ government Of M.
Hncite aud cor,ui't,"n Is the woISt LOSMhit.
shape H'!ich republican government Cay.
assume because under The !brus - iie duit
u combines tie essence OftyIanny. And az
iion=h l am iar fem sayisg, tl!di ll,s is nov
Tie cdfi, yet the fist attempts - gIye a
wiOnS direction to IL. authority OF gOyeru-
ineht, ohsLt 10 lie rcaiSltd. Slavery is ever
pIeCeotd by sleep, A!.d The Liberties OF tTet,
states are mote fteQueDtI, lpI Ustrottd by fraud
Than by force l. Tie it,. diligence aTd paiT,-
otisE Of the body OF car fellow citizens We
may, trust, rely tor The preservation al oar
free government. Aud Is .th an anxious deSir,.
10 merit their eood opiD.oa 10y faithful aud
independent Gisc.,arse OF my Important ia
ties, aud ~lh a. ehtiFe diNie.aT o! ANY hos
tiiliy which may arise iIolI ANY quarter In
consequence Of MY pu5suIUs Tins cVus.s !
submit this communication Ia The kFrresenin
tiNeS Of The peGi ie, fully persuaded IhaI when
the personal duimu>itItS aud pOiIiIcgl ag!ia.
lions OF the times are butied Ia OBLIVION 1
siaii be considered Toy impartial pusttIity Il
having cDdfaVoafei 1" deserve we.! 81 ihu
hsp"biIc by n, co".!%e' on tbs occasion.
lie WIT CLtNAON.
.4'1dHy, 18th 'jaaamy 1921!
DEPARTMENT or lNDIAN TRADE
ABSTRACT FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
ReestpiS jar t.e lust teA gems.
from t''e Se'e'a' irId'Es bsaSes ~ Z q d
drafts, Slzl717 %
f'Om the several trading houses,
on.accoMHi OF SALES OF tnr, *. 12S,5iI Is
for '!amaeed mrI C!!aGdioe sold. 3D. %
For interest OH noies, ! 3D. IS
Cash received fIom the annnity
iuud. Tor gUOds taken from The
trade slorA, Iso, eos II
Ffoui Tie Treasury, for the salary
OF The superintendent aud his
From the Treasury. for tie salary
OF the Factors aud IileiT Clerks lC2 gs6 20
Total, S8s3SCi &c
------
Expenditures for tie lssi se,, yems.
MerchaIIdiSs forwarded the scYe-
raj Factories, 5 fGG ~ l3
1rdnSporialion, Iiu5ty 81
contingencies, - 10 ~
Repairs of Factories, , gg,g 81
Salary of the superintendent ami
hIs Clerks. A5Il3 "a
Salary OF the Factors and their ' -
Clerks, I02 GIG 40
Total, S 100 .9l CD
LEGTSLATURE or MAINE.
On Wednesday last tie Legislature assem-
Dlhu az 1OftIdnu, dgFceably 10 adjournment
from the former session, swG imme diaieiy pro-
ceeded 10 business.
On Thursday, His Excellrncy communicat-
ed written Message, which was read by
the Speaker, and 500 copies ordered go be
printed. IBostoa Gaz
Considering the State (sayA tbe Governor
deeply interested in the settlement. a.
speedily as possible, OF OIr boundaries I i'm
mediaiely forwarded cory OF the resolve
passed at the last session of The LEGISLATURE
on HAT subject, TO the President OF the Unit,
ed Slatps. The Secretary OF state Of The u.
ntted States, Transmitted a copy Of the same
to the American Commissioner. who ia re-