Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
TIE SUGAR CROP


NEW ORLEANS, August 1--we learn from
several gentlemen with whom we have CON
Versed on The subject, that the grow tn of cane
IS uncommoniy stout and promising for the
season and that there is a; present every pro.
mise OF a more abundant crop than has hes,
mace Tor four years, Notwithstanding the da-
mage done to several plantations by tie Break
M T oi lhr hever. l.. .ldr.
lneTe Is u" doubt now that our national ex-
ecu'iNe are taking prompt and active meas
nrrs To avcnge the late Indian murders ON th,
Missouri, and TO afford protection to the de-
lrnceless inhabitants and traders in that region
i'he LIST regiment of u. S. infantry. at Baton
iIonSt, under Tie command Col Chambers
Is To proceed forthwith for Council Bluffs
the steam boats Magne; aud Favorite ha,inp
been chartered to take them to ST. Louis H.
ST. LOUIS, August 9--Grn. Atkinson Of
me T. >. Army, has returned To ST I.ouis
a''rr an absence at several months in Ken
lucky IN" arrival '0f this gentleman. AT the
present llmciurr. is very well timed. takip,
INTO consideration the state of affairs op tbe
upper Missouri This is his post, and il is
horrd that hr will remain in the country.
1t Is said that we may lnok for the arrival
"i COZ. Chamhrrs' from Baton Ruuge, in
snort Tune, with Il detachment ofthe e.. States
troops destined perhaps for the Missouri.
81. Il. Enquirer.
we have said, and Wr continue 10 say. that
MI crawford =" Ill sit in the Presidential Chair
ana mat the unanimous vote of North Caro-
INA will assist in placing him there. Believing
TINS on the most substantial grounds. we shall
continue TO assert it, until the "day of TRAP
comes.
lndt penden'ly of the results Of the Con
Sresslonal Election, which is sufficient of ilsrlf
10 carry conviction To every candid mind, we
nave received letters from various parts of
the State, corroborating our assertion, that in
several districts the Presidential Question was
Drought INTO view and in every such instance
the result was favorable to Mr.. Crawford. If.
as NE Star asserts, The Grmy Candidate is the
most prominent one in this State. how does il
happen that our Representatives are all poti-
cAliy opposed to him We repeat that, para
doXlcal as it may seem, il is nevertheless trne.
'hat nof one of our 10 Representatives will
support Dir. Calhoun for President Ii is not
an anomaly IN politics, that the people possess
ing the inestimabe right Of voting as their
cohscifnces dictate, should elect 10 serve them
IN responsible station and during an impor-
tant crisis, individuals, whose views of men
anu MEASURES are diametricaily opposed to
their own? Yet the Star would have us be-
heVe, that the result of the late elections is no
~ ""'Cu 10 Juube OF the sentiments
W the community at large individuals.
however, will think for themselves. and
truth and reason will predominate. We are
We'll aware that no arguments, however
coseni, could demonstrate to the Editors of
ne Star, that Mr.. Crawford is the Man
OF the People," for as Hudibras SIN ewdly OBJ
serves,
man convinced against his will,
j. OF the same opinion still IRaleiyh Rsgisier
-
we understand tsays the Democratic Press
mat Mr.. Crawford has accorded to The press
ing solicitations of KIr. Jefferson, to spend
snort time at his honse II is expected that
hr' Crawford left Washington on Monday last,
on V'SIt To his friend, and friend to the
human race, the author of the Declaration Of
independence. Mr. Madison is said to have
pren invited To meet Mr.. Crawford nj Mont
cello, and TO have accepted the invitation.