Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08

authority OF N. Orleans" If " 4 Spy, wiil
consult any OF his neighbours in the habit of rea-
ing an anita administration newspaper. or will
refer to Gen. Eaton's life of Gen J. (Which hope
WIZ De received as authority lie " i'll learn that ar
hutbnot and Ambrister were proven 10 lie British
@Pies' were tried Il sentenced TO death Dy a Court
naruai and that this conern alton me, the appto
ostion oil The British Government. He will also
De informed, tina, Gen. jackson had no agency in
me death oil Neal Cameron; and that the renof, Of
has bo'iy's beng left unburied, and > prev 10 yul
lures, originated IN fasehood and defanation.-
Ahese iacis have been so often and so co aclasivo-
iy established, that would be an act of supere,o
CATION again 10 recapuate them. But, 60 an q
STATE or profound peace il seems that General
jackson - abolished the civil authority in New
orleans This shows TO whit eS'Semiiie- some
persons wm resort, IN order 10 prep totierine
and deeiltiDg csuse. Il way TO be hope!, tina. Tie
circumstances uadsT which martial law vvas decIa-
80 anu Jadse Aaii arrested, were sell kno .vn
hat they never ould again be agitated EXCEPT for
the purpose FADING luslre to the fame of &c era
jackson. 1t Ia we'll known, that martial law was
declared previously 10 the celebrated battle of the
oih q; January; and that 90 FAR Tou being. an n
state Of profound peace" daily and houliy at
tack "aE expected upon n. Orleans: - That q; the
Inc "i Judge Haii's arrest, Z" the enemy had re
urea underscIrcumstance- OF modification: nor
Vas II an improbable conjecture, hat they NIGH,
yet seek at accomplishment OF their views through
any Channel, nope of success could be ,li-cein-
Ell: - That at this crisis tie French Consul and
certain members of Tie Louisiana Legislature
were using every jisgracefu ex.rtion to excite
mu'iny sni disafrction ia the Amerirap Cano
Ihat 40 synonymous communication written by
Lou4ilirr a member OF the Louissna Ie.isi,tu,el
appeared Ia the !. iul>ians Courier =. of such an
nIammatoTy Character, as to excite ,,uiiny auonp
'hei"ops, aud "iiord the enemy, int diligence of the
situation and ci-po-iiiun OF the American army
MARTIAL law hat noe then been repealed, and Gen
jackson with his marked prompt,ude end teci
sion i;sue iistely had I-ouallier arrested, and de,
tanned tor trial. Shortly after this arrest. applica
tioH was made to Judge Hall for writ of h,beas
corpus, winch was granted. Gen Jackson in
order to remove all possible difficulty immediately
had Judge III III arrested with ;his order: have
Thought proper 10 send YOU beyond The limits of
my e"csmpmen, 10 prevent repetition of the
improper conduct, with which you have been
charged You wall remain without the line of NV
centlnels until peace is regularly announced. or
until The Bri;i have left the Southern coast''-
See Eaton's lite of Gen. Jackson. Pages 3uO.
j, Z, ID, and page 40S, .. 10 IL, II As
spy, under all ihese circumstances hes had the
emeiity TO say ,tha, the "cv au,hori,y' was ahol-
.ished by Gen. jackson - in a state of prof0,,,d
peace he must remain satisfied DO use his own
language )-io BE ranked with the Ignorant and the
vicious FORREARANLE
Northern Meek, May 81, 1927