Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

4 Jsngef6us to our peace and safety Syhh tho e.ist
ing colonies or dependencies oi any European pow
er, we have not in,ertered, aud shall not int r
fere But With the governments WHO have ueciatet
Their independence, and maintained o., aud whose
Independence we have ON great consider alton aii,
on just principles acknowledged, could moi S;ew
any interpretation Tor the purpose OF depressing them
or controlling, Ia any other ninucr, their destiny
ny any European power, IN amy other light than as
the manifestation of an unt'iondly disposition tn
w"d> 'he United STATES. In the war between THOSE
new governments and Spain, we DECLARED nru-
raIy al the t'aie OF their rrcocn,iioD, aud This
we have adhered, aud shall continue adhere, pa
| Viurd no change shall occur which ia the judsn
"i the conipctent authorities OF this COVER
shall make a corresponding change on the part al
| 'hc ated States Indispensable their srrutny.'
and whereas The people OF this state consider iliai
decnraf'on, as speaking language Required by the
existing s'a'e Of things, aud ought To lac echoed from
ohn ex'rea'e of the Union TO the other.
| be II therefore Resolved, by the House oil Rcrre
seniai'sss Of The state OF Mississippi That thu. h.a,e
approves, ia the wa,mest terms. of furr Going de-
ciaraion and that IL ina ks the SOUND states,niu-
| The unloading Patriot.
Aud lie IT further Resolved, That we will sus,ais
ny every means in our power, the policy avowed by
the President Ia the ioI egong decia, alton and
stand pledged 10 furnish full quota OF mel irea
| sure and blood, when required. Be il further Re
solved That the Go ernor Of this state, he request
ell to forward 10 the President of The United States
Que copy of this resolution-and one sopy TO each of
The mebc,s OF Congress FROM his state, and each
Governor OF the several states of The United STATES
COwLES MEAD,
Speaker of Ike House IF Representatives
Jackson, Miss. 9th January, 1924.
Secretary ef Sdfes OGcs.
SIR BY direction of the Governor have the ho-
nor, herewith, TO transmit to your Exreilency, the
| enclosed Resolution Of the House of Representa-
tves al the Legislature of this State
| nave the honnr 10 he, very respectfully, your
Exceency' obedien, servant,
| %. Secretary of State.
His Eaceiiencyths Go,Trmor Of prgin;a
The disagreement Of the II. Of ID. 10 the
Senate's amendments To The hill Ia extend the
charter of the Farmers Bank, having been
communicated Ia that holy, were immediate
~ acted an by them. We understand tho
Senate insist on all lhrr amendments. Tie
subject will be again before the IL ui D. to-
day.
We understand, that, to.mnrrow, bishop Moore will de-
liver sermon in the Monumental Church. aud the
Mr. H"ge, in the Presbyterian Churc,r the purpnse a.,
obtaining contributions for the aid OF the
sonre" of deep regret to erp.ctani p that Mr. Lundy
OF the H. Of d. was prevented by sickness delivering
ON he I'D the Grafton VII c I've had kindly aud H.
beraly undertaken pronounce Mt ,e reouest Of the
| committee
THIS day spread before reader, official pro-
ceedngs of e Virginia Caucus. repeat that sronc-
sr spirit vi Cancellation tyrd among ,.
memirrsnor greater prospect Of nnanimhy among the
citirenso of the Suite No spoken Of
nor do ere believe that osr VIII be attempted
mr. Crawford had 3a votes the FIRST night and 10
on The second The calculation Of his whole force which
we made On Tuesday, is probably SHIRT the realty
letter appears in the Petersburg papers wricn gen.
ilrman in this city on TIE 22l which, stating the i'm
mense majority which MIR. O. obtained Saturday night
that the night avery dark and inin, "--a,ls ih
from IL 10 30 members in inwn and o ri,ns-
IN to"n who did not ntten il he safely stated, tlai
at least '~o-thirds were ia hv" OF craworl"Bai WHY
dwell longer upeL superiority which nu one will now
pretend Ia dispute
The last Washington RepniIcan" s,urS over with a.
mach grace possibe, the OF Calhoun IN
Philadelphia 1hi. movement III SEEMS was wholly nn-
premeiiate'i aud spnntnnaous"-,icfacd soiry hv the,
necessity of uniiiae the interests OF Cahcnn ard Jackson
in Fennsyvnnn, in order defeat success Of the
caucus schrme"B Wt though the W. H. obviously a,aiI,
under the intelligence does YET abandon the prcru-
>ioss OF MIR. Calhoun. is,i il ~ ~ candidate
--as o"e OF ile i"ur republican candidates. (is Cab
houn, Adams Jackson an! ltt'Nh",c friend. ought 10
bann together against , nhounahlr s.licai li,,ae
VIM T. Crawford The VIZ. tells ,hei, 80 bring ifty
forward their respective pre,enson,u the same
,'ae carefully arod the di.parasng claims oC ci
We suppose tiey be rvraid hi. l,rl,ea sne Nv
venting ali their spleen ,,n- UrawGri-llnur ncn upon
one, II honorable odds ii be- confessed ihou
tiey nre to treat each errs pre,cnsi-n G;yiyr
presumed that they treat MF C's prriennns
w. ihe ". indeed gives us pretty fair sample
- to expect The unexpected aud move
men in PiiadclphiH rather TO have nfamed than
aaed its resentment. 1t Mr. Crawford ami us
friends h"nSpTing severity 1t hail. The can
diate Of miserable faetion"it terms him aiLe cnnd
date of the minority, the candidate who relied ON
"nt aud intrigue for his political elevation the atnse
ofevery claim upon public gratitude and admiration ~
II has letter from Philadelphia painting caucus as
continuation formed 10 saiade the people" out their
rghts--oh ycsi the otEer four candidates as fir
~ rs you pease-'o moi isPnrage cInH,s-i MS "a
W. H. Cyou may disPacags his preisnsnns with as much
indsceHcy and nniarness pnssibe-Can Mr. CaIhnsn.
friends think escape all hen they are g
| lavish OF their abuse uppn w. II. or
The beauty of the ding Sir s termed IL.
candidate OF the najorhy' Is il Dir Calhoun mr. is Il
General Jackson' either of these hive 90, % vote
or nearly as many.
The altimnre Patriot asserts that from what II car
gether of public sentiment genruy parties and
included, the candidate ruined his cause by tI
sndoof nomination. &c. We must breathe yer,
different atmosphere from Patriot There IS no isua
here Look Ills friends here w.r. never ;,
| full of sangune hopes.
II their be force in the logic OF the Roston Patriot
IL nr Crawford sannot be the candidate of the peo
Pleand his preensns hopeless because he r4ny l.,
supported by ess than -urb the whole congress
blythe bye short of the truth bow would Mr. A.
dams stand by this sort Of arithmetic he who could
| scarcely have oDmined half rs many voiUs.
The franklin Gazette upon 10 votes for Gen
Jackson! What reliance place upon the eaicuIa
ons OF mnn who has proved himself so poor prophet