Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07

the orthodox faith assassination of character are
promptly rewarded by the powers that be. The
plunder OF the peoples money by officers under
government, if not encouraged, is winked at, and
corruptions, OF the fouest kind, stalk abroad at
noon day, unmaskei, yet unabhorred. Monarch-
cal principles are openly preached aud muniicent-
! ly encouraged. With rapid strides and with the
| help of he men OF '9S, the ADMINISTRATORS are
working 10 embrace the principles of John Adams
time. II lehoves the remnant of the interrupted
democracy oil this nation, TO combine It's efforts and
concentrate Its forces object and that object
should be, at the next Presidential Election, by
one mighty effort 10 annihate the incubus that
now par'lises the spread and growth OF Republican
principles" ID.
From Baltimore, we hear that the General AS
sembly OF the Manumission Societies was actually
neii In mat city last week, though the papers of
that city prudentialIy have been wholly silent on
| the subJeri. We do not learn that any proceed
ings look place calculated to give uneasiness to
those with whose concerns Societies of this des-
! criplon Interfere UNIV arr antaby, where they in
terieTe at all. There was good deal Of discus
sion, with open doors, which rather had a tenden-
| cy' As we learn 10 weaken the claims OF the As
sembly TO the TILE of" Congress of Missionaries"
| "hich we thought not inaptly applied TO them,
when their convention first announced a
proposition to approve OF the scheme of the Afri-
can colonization Society voted down. The
most decisive measure resulting from the meeting,
seems to nave been recommendation 10 petition
congress to appropriate money for transporting a.
Oro"d such slaves as may from time to time be
! mahumiusd' This recommendation proposes no
tnne contrary 10 the Constitution or hostile tn the
interests Off South; and we are glad to learn
mat majority OF the General Assembly had no
worse projects in view.
From every thing that falls under our observa
'ion IL l. obvious, wha ever few fana,ical per.
IONS may propose to themselves, that no respec,a-
o'e portion OF our fellow citizens of the East have
ne silSh'es' intention 10 act upon, in reference
TO- MS 'utJec', In any manner contrary 10 the
known views or WISHES of the States of the South
his DeinS The case, we hope we shall never hear
Of another Convention of tlis sort: for. however
II may propose 10 limit its operations, the actual
eject oI every such an assembly is, from misappre-
hchsIoh OF The scope OF It's aim, TO alarm The pro-
pTe'ors' and TO unsetle the foundation of the pub
nc peace, IN portion Of our country. In mere
friendship 10 the slave, in real humanity to their
ie.'o" man, these associations, and the iDdividu-
all composing them ought to forbear: for it is a
proportion as demonstrable as any 10 be found in
Euclid, that rigor of Treatment and severity of
discipline must be increased by insecurity of tenure
and relaxation OF subOrdinafion, which are the ne
ce-sary consequences of the agitation Produced by
these cOnvocatons. GElf yDf
~ HuW SFpediS tldI AlT. sergeant Is about to
SAL for tie Congress at Tacubaya, as Mir. Binns
calls the Panama project.
Rimor says that violent effort has been made
to prevail on Nh. Monroe to accompany him; with
what success we are yet to learn.
FOR our own part, we canno' conceive that Mr.
Monroe Will consent to lend the sanction of bis
name TO the mission. We do not believe that he
can approve of it; and if be does, i, is a question
well worthy OF bis consideration, how far II would
be DgHIeU[ for him IN L.
arena In favor OF his former enemies and sgains, his
foimer friends The public mind is better informed
on this subject. The other allies have bnt one
Deputy at this new Congress. Why should we
have TWO? Uash. @. Tel
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ~. We are informed by
General Clark, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
that many OF the tribes of Indians who have been
assembled here for the adjustment of their Difficult
ties, have EXPRESSED wish to exchange their lands
within this State, for land beyond its limits Their
object appears 10 be, TO collec the scattered rem
nants OF their once powerful Nations into one
family, lar from the residence of the white man.
and turn their attention TO Agriculture and the
raising OF stock That they will be compelel IN
resort to tins course before long, is evident, from
the scarcity Of game and it is hoped that the Co
Yernmeni will encourage them in it.
Mail Road 10 Phiiadeiphia.-G Bernard.
WIN captain POussin of the engineer corps, &C
cOmPanied Cat the request OF the POSTMASTER gen
eral) by Messrs. William Meeteer, Tbos UiIen
and John w Glenn, of B3ltiuore, John Fotwood
Thomas A Hayse, and HOwes GolJ.borouph. ~
Hartford; James Sewell, +. l.. Ssvin, and Jacob
Cowder OF Cecil commenced their Examinations
OF The above road 'lUs day, under a resolution Of
cnngiess Messr.. GIpin Cooch, and Torbst of
Dei'wae, viii JOIN Ia the Examination Though
mat stale Bat. finer. Moo. /.
We learn from the Boston Courier, that the Go
yernmen Of France has positively refused The entry
Ol cotton IN American vessels into Ffanre under
the new duly supIa cd IN the treaty, unless they
have The certificate Of origin, legalized by the
Fiehth consul, that tlc same IS he produce OF the
United Stne-. al vessels clearing from the Uni-
tel STATES ior England and market, are not con-
side ell by be French Government ss coming unler
Tie iOw rate Of duties, stipulated in the treatv
but vessels must clear from the United State, for
france, and be furnished with the certificate oil
origin, duly iegai.sed by the French consul a. The
port from which size sailed
NAYAL.--We learn that capt Alexander
Claxton has been appointed to the command of the
y. $. slJop OF var Hornet and will sail with all
possible despatch with our Minister, Mr.. Sergeant.
TO the Congress near ,he city Of Mexico, who viii
there be joIneI, il Is understood by Mr. Poinseu.
Before las departure from the city, CAPT. &. viii
m"ss report 10 the government Of The survey OIL
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