Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-17

vestments IN sheep and sheep wake, to tag ,ha
Southrons and pocket few hundred thousand dot
lars OF their money Il could not have succeeded
but by enlistng some of the Tariff men in both
Houses, aud persuadng them that the ultimate sucs
cess of the whole system of Protecting Manufac-
lures, depended on sustaining the bill. Some Of
| the prominent Tarifmen in Pennsylvania resisted
this attempt; but it would not all do. Ineham and
buchanan made bold and admirable speeches, but
70 no effect The Previous Question (st all iiraes
oa'ous and oppressive in ts operation) was freely
resored TO by The majority, to put aside all am end
ments and force the bill upon the House, unamsnff.
co. hsrigors were not to be softened, nor its be.
neh's extended. On Saturday, several members
rom me south, were prepared to speak; McDuf-
ne' Hamilton and Stevenson DIVA. Hamilton had
oeen particularly anxious for several DAYS 70 get
Inc hoor, but without success. He was pre-
pared 10 give the advocates Of the bill severe
castgation, and to have vindicated ably the inter-
es's OF the South against the injustice and oppres.
sion OF the mea-ure.-It was known, too, that he
intended TO place in bold relief before the nation
the consistency Of one honorable member from N.
England who was the Champion of the Anti
prohbltory policy in 1924, and now the fast friend
OF this measure Although Hamilton had risen
and addressed the Chair, once If not twice, &C.
cording to my belief, before the member f,om N.
Hampshire on his feet, the Speaker decided
that The member from New Hampshire was emit
Tied 10 the floor, and the Previous Question wac
moved and carried
" The Georgia message has produced some ex.
element here. Apart Of the merits Of the Con-
'roversy' the style and character deserve the cen.
sure OF every calm and rejecting man.
" The Coalition begin 10 shiver in the wind.
They look and feel vanquished. New York is
safe. Clinton II is said, will not be run; and J.
G. Spencer, his Nephew, has come out for Jack.
son.''
We presume the writer refers Mr. wehscrwho va,
among he mos. oPPoaen OF the protecting system
the upon the .uhee. Woolien bill MIR ESee.
iou whom could have looked for things is among its
article, assH the system, North A~erieau Review Of
Which S he, he was az that time the able Editor Why h, shaass
why th sacrifice OF great principles the feetns
OF ns day, Do 'h,. gentlemen expect by such easy
and abs Should hs bill s.us s r. %
H. Of from the Senate hoped that Mr. Hamilton
aud making the ioee 9TH. mastery Sequences
The H. OF K presented curious enigma on Tues
day last.-Wby is Mr.. Hamilton called TO order4
First, Mr.. Webster calls him to order for having
complimented the Speaker on the we'll known
regard he pays to the refined and sober
decencies of life"-and for his having been
" most injuriously charged with packing a ju-
ry'' TO try Mr.. Calhoun.-Next the Speak
er himself calls him 10 order for calling him
an honest man. Nay, the Speaker goes farther,
| and requires him TO take his seat: Now wnat is
The cause oil this sensation? Does Mr.. H. speak
sober y. or is it only refined raillery in Mr.. II.
WHICH Is felt where it is directed?
The Enquiry no Mr. Calhouns couda a, an emil anil
he has on, like gold thrice the FIRE The fe.
pthn seeTehfng nveyatiVn has been quit hin, OF even
tnt Suspicion o having Anticipated the the Nix
Contract fhe two Reports from the Committee both
s,unphah,y establish this pIop0son the made ty Mr.
rish' ~ nths the hse menher who known to
friends o the administration, and the other by Gen
hehdh OF himself and Mr. Cam be, oppositivu mebers
The parasites OF tie Administa expected Il, hunt down
MI Calhoun but the Enquiry wht he challenged promptly
ana iea ess as an nnoct mt have
dounJed t. has honor All public should be NE e
saFs wife, net only eLaste, but pm su.pisiau
tCUmmunisa.ed fof the Enquirerl
EftFdc! Of "a letter from gentleman Mobile dasei
January "a M
BY arrival in days the Havana new, is brought oe
The bloc kado OF Com Porter Mexican fleet Al Kev
west, The Columbian fleet was of the Moro, way u
Joh Porie when expected engag ement would tak
place. as Porter apprej of the COlutntian having
i'eh on Havana aud only waiting for their
10 get uujer and attack he Spanish fleet. The Coum
han hee heing between lem aud the Island Cuba II ia
supposed VIII o'ce them into engagement against
| rior force.
II The Obituary Of Major Long Of oulPeper, will apptar
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