Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

tic eye: " confident l.om general cons,dera-
lions, that | should find the cause of Jackson in
good condition when got 10 New York; but my
expectations have been exceeded by the fact. The
(TieGdS OF JdciS0lt may rein fciih entire conf
.Ieiice upon ". York You have doubtless seen
the seemingly conflicting articles about Chief Jus
u Savage, on whose name, as candidate tor CO.
vernon, the Administration men had counted large
~. He has told the Editor of the Albany Argus,
since the appearance OF the Article in the Morning
Chronicle, that his (the Argus) article expressed
hls sentiments. Ali that You are ID understand by
he whole matter is, that the Chief Justice has
gone too lar in expressions Of favor the Admins
tration 10 retract, but that seeing the old Demo
cratic Party Is united and uncolnInonty strong nc
in ends to save himself with them Tor the future
The Administration men get no one Who enjoys
the confidence OF oW party 10 run against lis wish
es; aud their old steeds can be beat with case
he last Evening mai! brings u account of
the dissolution o. the Convention on the 2d day.
The bubble has burst. They determined not 10
nominate Governor, after much contest-declar-
iig they were not authorized -but the determine
hon OF Chief Justice Savage not TO lend hiS dme
10 their purpoSes gives the true key to the delay.
hey came 10 u resolution TO recommend anoih i
Convention to meet at Utica the 23d July, to
MAKE a nomination--the Conventions, the
worse for them. They also added one more TO the
iOOl addresses in av OF NJ cSsrs. Adams S Rush.
ihese are the great works of the great Conventi-
on. he Opposition risiicuie it without measure.
The Albany Argus o! the 18th says, Z" Better Tor
the Coalition cause that il had never T.. EN- call
cd And then, the repetition of the farce in the
gathering OF another ate-inceting within :. few
wecks'
OUR RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL.
We lay before our readers The letter oil AIR. Ra-
guet 10 the People OF the U. Siatcs.--Mr r. has
the reputation Oi having served his country with
unbemished honesty and fidelity and for his a.
,l., i, H.
is disposed to vouch in the strongest
terms The greater part of his letter is confined
to his own vindcation-but those who have no o.
th interests at stake than those which belong 10
every citizen OF the country, prompted speak
more freely OF the conduct of the Administration
How comes il to pass, when special envoy from
Brazil, in alarm at the energetic course pursued
by MIR. K. hurried TO the u. :. to anticipate Mr.
IL 5 communications and TO weaken their effect,
that MIR. Clay, without waiting for cur Charge d.
Atlaires closed the negotiations with ihe Brazilian
III the most Indecent haste? How comes il 10
pass, that much time has been lost in sendiNg
over asuccessor-and that 10 this moment, as far as
we have heard none has arrived at Brazil though,
more than twelve months have elapsed since Mr..
KS departure? How comes about, that no wrongs
haze been rcdressed--ihat our injuries have been
multiplied Our shipping detained, ar seainee
inip'tS0ned-and that our captains and mel cha,.s
nave been reduced 10 the necessity of reiaonstrat-
ing against the injustice of Brazil and OF attempt
ing to rouse up the tagging spirit OF their own go-
vernment: Why is II that man like Condy Ra-
guet has been casbiered from Office, and put un-
der The ban OF the empire?-Are these the fruits of
wise and virtuouS Administration: Is this the
accomplished Diplomacy for which Mr. Adams
had been so highly celebrated -Uave thew been
SO much engaged in management and eleciioneer-
hug at home, that foreign relations Az. TO he s
crihced to neglect
The Boston Courier IAN AdministI alton print
does Mr. X. justice. 1t publishes q letter from a
gentleman, who spent several years III Brazil, and
who thus expresses himself:
SO There is a laInentabie ignorance Deryadino ali
classes respecting Brazil, its government and noli
cy. The only person who could furnish correct
information upon this subject, has been, mos, i'm
politely, suffered TO return the shades of private
life, carrying with him mass OF fact and a store
OF experience, which be for ever lost TO us.
His successor at the Imperial Court will find him
sell advanced TO no enviable situation. The les
son oil Policy acquired upon the shores of the Pa
CHIC, VIII be lost upon the coasts of Brazil: He
VIII ind himself introduced to new scenes aid an
almost totally new school OF diplomacy FL. viii
hnd The undisciplned will OF an individual opposed
TO the received opinions of the wSest and the best
oil earths potentates. As an individual L shall
never cease to regret the temporzing policy which
has deprived these United States of the invaluable
services OF MIR. Racquet His industry and per
severance, his acuincn and political astuteness
MS accomplishments as scholar AIT. dipionatist
can be appreciated only by those who nave been
uhfo"h into situations which have induced them TO
canvass his character public agent IL has
been objected TO this gentleman, that he was de-
hcient IN suavity OF manners; ut may he so !:
but II 1t is so, apprehend this seeming tleiici.n
cy should be attributed TO the influence of feelings
einanatins from conscious recttude of purpose and
not from inisprision Of courtesy. Mr. Racquet re-
turned TO his country when he was no longer
respected as her Representative. His continu-
ance could have been of no possible advanlage
ana would have been positive injury 10 cur In
teIests, as evincing pusaniinolls policy than
winch nothing would have been more grateful 10
The republic hating spirit of Don Pedro IL there
Is any individual possessing power and the will 10
exercise II, who looks with distorted yisare upon
the Tree institutions OF our country,--is TIere is
crowned head upon earth, that hates us with
pure aud perfect hatred, that individual is e. HIS
NJ ajesty the Perpetual Defender and Constitutional
Emperor Of BRAZIL
Agan-thc Courier says, after the appearance
oil Mr. Raguet's letter:
Information derived from other sources thap the
address Oh Mr.. Racquet, confirm ia us a belief we
have some time entertained, that no negotiation
Win The brazilian government except one which,
snail be carried Oh by naval force, will relieve
oar trade from tie vexaiious depredat,ns OF ri.
-naJesiy Don Pedro. The tame and pacific policy
oil our government invites aggression"
DUIlR NM J.4CKSOyN.
Some Of the most loyal and syc0pliantic Of the
Coalition prints have veutuTed TO charge General
Jackson with participating in the Conspiracy oil
aaron Burr. They who would wither the IatIrcIs
upon his brow, and blast the reputation of a NO
man, would not hesitate 10 accuse a patriot and AN