Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-04

examination and Investigation OF The charges msia
by you against William II. Crawford Serretarv
OF the Treasury, and if any, TO what amount, ana
In what manner was the payment Teceived,"
we TOO should like to see an answer 10 the first
query, from the 90 solictude 1--WE f.eI for ,b,.
CHARACTER" not so much of {" Illinois" as of the
United States. The good people of this country
nor very apt to forget the disgusting history OF
"a' EDWARDS affair, and all his aiders, abettors Sc
coneiiiatory correspondence has been pub
,shed between the Secretary of War and Governor
tio"P' respecting the running of the boundary
lines between Georgia and. a labarna: II bears
date on the 4th and l7lh ul, The Secretary
says tha' the President " would fan hone that this
subject may be equitably and satisfactorily adjusted
by the two States. without the interpo,;on of the
Gov eminent OF the II. States" The Governor
says: IL is not apprehended that any serious diff
hculty will occur between rhe two States. and The
expression ct this sentiment by the President, so
favorable to the removal OF one embarrassment.
VIII prove, as II is hored. the precursor of the re
moyai OF all the unhappy differences which have
occurred between the General Government, and
this on other subjects connected with it.''
Another effort has been made to try Isaac b.
oesia; but the whole panel was rejecled, and 10
jury could be Obtained.
The circumstance of Governor Fenner of r.
/. being elected Fire-ward has lately been
mentioned TO slew the simplicity O orr republic
can government. The salary OF the Office is an
equally striking evidence of il. The legislature
nave Just passed an act appropriating $500 in
luii Tor one years salary of his {. ExceIency."
II is said that PaPZ 8. was to be resisted in Gu
mana, and was not himself completely master of
the troops within the immediate sphere OF bis re.
beilion" The editor of the Coiombian0 at Ca
raccas diseloses in the following paragraph the real
wishes OF The people of Venezuela: Z" We are
stauncb advocates for the preservation of the
Union with Bogota, but we desire in her a confe--
deTdte, not ruler. We insist on equality and
system that shall insure the people their rights,
be they In or out OF Office; the administration
or distant from II; rich or poor humble or pow.
eriul. In short, we desire, as we have already
stated federation Of The States. being the only
change that IN our opinion, can be effected win
safely TO the integrity of the Union.' a
The National Journal is pleased 10 ask why we did moi roi
lish the following rus given the Monroe dinner: sr
reyion Randolph Statesmen in the Cabret-Rerocz IN the
AID" we ai.wer 1t once that published IN. Tnas
they we're handed 10 by the Vice President who e ey
them; and that this toast, well and one or two
Others were msad by that gentleman. When the tot.,
we pupshtd were delivered 10 took for granted
either ,at other toas had hen lest that eenemea who
give them had declined publishing them We thank ia. pure
and mHacui.te Journal for the hint GOOD 4. ia
edveto remind @ 10 take the beaIa Of hi. uvn eye be-
lore lac thuks Of esrying moat in his eis,boui's.
We have received well written in re-
Ply 10 the setenen OF CButas G. has hms eli
to Acknowledge his mistake and to ascribe Virginia Bill
shs 10 us Nue Aula Genrge Mason, trust the wrrta
o he Communications wall be satisfied their publc
ton.