Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

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Our thanks are due 10 friend who has poli,e
! ~ furnished ~ with the following extract irom
!etieT from the interior of Mexico receive ed her.
oy The Prince Edward. The writer is known 10
US az gentleman of observation and Information
ana we are pleased 10 find he entprtans so favor.
aoe an idea OF the prospects Of the Temascaite~
pee Mines. ia the success Of which rnanv az ,n-
leuo" citizens ase 30 deeply interested
me 20 i'ical eXciiement in the country contTr-
ues as strong, or stronger than hen w last wrote;
yoo, the Two parties of Nlasons here, called the
A"'SInos and Escoseses, (York aud ScotcbN are
inveerale in their hatred by opposition 10 each o.
'her' aud our minister, Mr.. Poihsett is ACCUSED M,
some oil tie most ianslica, with hav ing established
,ne ofK Lodge to prevent the sggrandixsmen, OF
this favored country, as a measure of polrv ON
Tie part Of, and dictated by his own povernrer,
oeing Jealous OF the rising Importance of tbe,e
S'ste@ anu fearing that in time they would far out
| s"ip the North in their march 10 national wealth
'"" consequence. The fact we believe is that the
/ "siHAhis AMER power or Office, have abused The
name oil Aa-oniy, prosiiuting it 10 purely polit.
sal purposes; attaching themseues 10 one or other
political views "'SA'
1 mere is little dorbt that they exercise very con-.
siderable Influence the elections and he. So
III 0i party IS probably aoy more bitter and ran.
corons, as the election for President is snon 10
'"ne pace ana some OF the most conspcucus cam
N'uSteS are attached to di.tinc, Lodges: Bravo is
IA es' ana likewise Barregsn, the command
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zero Kofkinos, and is supposed to stand The fair
ss' cnAnee OF election, the York party of Mssons
"'s saiu 10 have more e.x ensIve insIuence and ba
'''s also In his favor, bis being of uninxed AIexi-
san Diooa. The spiTt of opposition is so strong.
iia' 'hrse States or their Legislatures being CHIEF
" composed OF Scotch Masons, have formally re-
'!es'ed Tie dismissal of Mr.. Poinse,t as a dangsr
Gus man 10 tie liberties Of the Republic, and tbis
oniy on Suspicion of his being an active supporter
Of The York Lodge
Gu H'i under-tani that the Scotch Masons
&c S ne Spanish party la the country, and the
io,h -h'sons those who are ia favor Of The Fed
e'@' republican Sys;eio MIR. Poinsett has pub-
i'sheu soTt OF manifesto or exposition of tbs
views and conduct OF the United States with re-
Saru 'o This country, and his own with relation 10
'"e hiasonic question, which if they are made of
pehe1abie stuf, must make them feel ashamed OF
me cAio uinies circulated against him.
L ne last iIh OF July .eas celebrated here bv Ire
&c" ci!!Zehs OF The North with some style We
gave Them dinner in the Vice Rows garden Of
~VV covers. The Governor presided, assisted bv
the Com'naadani. &c and the affair went Oft TO o.
neral satisfaction.
VI mining, have little to saw except that tha
Itmateaiepec appears TO offer a iaiier subject of
speculation than ANY other anu must yield nlceta
bic returns. 49, '-<-."'
-hs great fsieEcisna mine, belonging TO ne
Ensiish Company, at (iuanaxuato, is sti!i yfoueht
OF Father, Pesh1ps we SHOULD say, the water con,
uhies 10 be wrought, aud with tie same ptospecfs
anc hopes OF success ss when you were here al,
-011' "o' wan equal spirii.' Bat. Chen.