Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
ECONOMY

). ID. ELLIOTT.
Don RoDRIGo JOSE TERRA. Logo
ECONOMY.
II seems that more liberal provision has besn
hade to carry the secret business of the De
pafthent which furnishes the people with Pre.i
dents by" safe precedent" than was allowed bv
congress Tor the necessary public operations of the
Navy Department.
We understand that several agents have hoo,
dispatched by the State Department TO carry co,ios
OF The Laws of the United States passed at IN. late
session of Congress- 10 different pa. 6 of the IIni
on 1he compensation allowed TO the,e agents j.
Faia 10 be fire dollars per day, and all necessary
expenses betrayed. The per dicq, compensation
10 each will at least equal that Of member Of
Congress.
Hitherto, we believe, these papers have bAsn
forwarded by mail and we cannot doub, thar
under the present efficient management OF the Pos,
once Department, public documents wor,d be AZ
safely and as promptly borne 90 their destination
az 'hey have ever been. Why, then this ,,os,e ~
me people, money: We owe heavy national
dsbt; and with claims upon our gratitude no, IA
say Jusfice, we are suffering hundreds of the nohIa
NE VINO achieved our independence 10 sin, into rho
grave, pfess,d down by the mos. abjec, poverrv
W have lately seen, in an Eastern paper, the cas-.
OF one OF those individuals one of the h.,oes of
tunker Hill who was cas-, into prison for = d.t,
o; si2, and who ended there his sense of hi, ro,n
try's ingrati:ulc and of his own misfortune ON =
Wretched pallet of straw. The money snnan,er.l
IN sending out these sns of the State Department,
10 carry despstche- which could as safely be for
wardeI IN the mail, VIII amount TO more ,b,,
iAty Tunes the sum for which this aged veteran
bondage. ~ 8 Tey"a'yI - IN
n timing Tie eye over Mr. Jeiferson's admira-
Ole ZEE - to Major Cartwright, az il appeared in
yesterdays Daily National Intelligence. we dis.
covered palPable error, WHICH de.iroys the sense
OF one OF ITS strongest passages. Recurring to the
paper rom which we copied it, we find the error
MOTTO nave originated with CIR compo.i;n~s bu,
ei'ewhe.e. As Il is found in the original pubca
non IN ths country, it has been probably univer-
sally copied, without being observed, ihough ca
obvious We therefore thinL it well 10 point out
the error more particularly. II occurs in the FOL
Io"inS sentence winch we copy published in
our daily impression
Hume says" the commons established = -,;ro;-
pie, which is noble in itself and seem, specior,s
but is believed by all history and experience. tJot
the People are TIE origin Of ali JUST Do,cerI p,
and where else will this degenerate son of science
S r'.or 10 MS 'eiIow men, find the origin of JUS,
power, u not in tire ma oriiy of the Society
In this passage, it il obvious The world 5eIiere5
should be behea-snd, n1so pericuio, it has been
SO altered for our country paper. T.Nat. Int
The Miedgeville Recorder, in PUBLISHING IN
article fsom the National Intelligenrer ON the cub
Ject OF the refusal OF the Cherokees TO allow the
survey OF the canalroue, among others, makes the
f6Ilowing remarks
- The extract of a letter from NJ Fnt.o.
which the Inelligenccr publishes. and ,obicb :,
supposes, has called down Upon the Che,oLoo
the wrath OF Georgia, is the one dated R0sspiUc
jane 18th, which gave in,iuation that The Indian
Council bad REUSED permission To make the .rr
vey, but it was supposed would not use force -
NJ thcar
% Governor TrouP, dated from Lawrencevilis
gave positive information that the Cherokees had
not only used force to stop the surveys for Internal
Improvement, but fOeTe resolved TO oppose NE
running Of The line bet,Dcen Georgin and Mn,
6G1l6, and had stationed men on the route for
me purpose. IL was to prevent this last threa-
tened aggression OF the Cberokses that a few com
panIes OF cavalry were ordered by the Gove,nor n
be held tn readiness--but sis now tboyob, their
seryices may not be required, as the Indians viii
scarcely dare TO interrup. the running Of the S,a,s
Nne.' w
We Understand that the duties deyoived m che I
President OF the United States by the death Of his
venerable Father, are various and iu-ortant ,b,,
they will detan him at The Family Mansion mucl,
songef than was anticipated. Ifnot called TO Wash
ington BY unexpected business, ii is probable he will
not reach that city, until early ia October MI CLAW
70 probably on his way to the scat Of government.
4 !Fiend IN Alabama writes to rs az follows. /
- Understand that there is great dissatisfaction
~uohg the Indians that the Liitle Prince has HE
ne guard to attend him; and that Chilly McIn- |
losn' 10 consequence OF Information which be re-
Ssiyed On bs arrival in Georgia. will no, rs,,,o
70 The ne'ion until the arrival Of Col. Brss,lsv
l|Vash 1eiegroph,
the Buffalo Journal remarks that Drimpood,s
Island, ear the mouth Of St. Marie's River. de-
Siarsd 70 be within the jurisdiction Of the Tinted
S1s'es' oy me commissioner under The Treaty Of
Ghsni, is still occupied asa British post. and y.e5
for he purpose Of distributing presents 70 Tho In
aisa tibra