Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-04

the high regaso entertained for Col, Monroe jy
the ilustrious author OF the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, and II has not been recently nor GEN
orally published, copy it TO show that in pros
Perity we ought not 10 lose sight OF eminent services
rendered and sacrifices made in times of national
difficulty and embarrassment
Copy eta letter. from Mr.. Jefferson 10 Col yuon.
roe, dated
WAsAINGroN, Jan. Is, 1903.
Dear Sir: dropped you line on the 10th, in
forming you oil a nomination had made of you 10
the Senate, and yesterday enclosed you the APP
probation, not having then time to write. The agi-
taton OF the public mind on occasion OF the late
suspension oil our right OF deposit at New Orleans,
Is extreme his, III the western country is ma
turdl, and grounded on operative motives. Remon-
strances, memorials, sc. are now circulating
through the whole OF that country, and signing BY
the body OF the people. The measures which we
nave been pursuing, being invisible. do not salts
~ their minds; something sensible, therefore, has
hecoine necessary, and indeed our object OF pur-
Chasing New Orleans and the Florilas is a mea-
sure likely to assume 30 many shapes, that no iu-
structons could be squared TO lit them IL was es-
sential, then, to send Minister Extraordinary to
De Joined with the ordinary one, with discretionary
power, hrst however, well impressed with all our
views, and therefore qualified to meet and modify
TO these every form OF proposition which could
come from the other party. This could be done
only IN frequent and full oral communication
Having determined on this, there could not be two
opinions as TO the person. You possessed the I'M
limited confidence of the administrations and of the
western people. and were you to refuse 10 90 no
olher man can be iound who does this. All eyes
are now liked OH you, and were you to decline, the
chagrin would be great, and would shake under
your feet the high ground on which YOU stand
with the public.--Iudeed know nothing which
would produce such shock: for, on the event of
inns mission, depends the future des,inies of this
Republic. 1--we cannot, by purchase of the coun-
try, ensure TO ourselves course of perpetua, peace
and friendship with all nations them as war cannot
be far distant it behovcs us Immediately to lie
preparing for that COURSE without however hasten
ing IT, anu IL may be necessary (on your failure
on the continenU 10 cross the channel We shall
get entangled in European politics, and figuring
more. ne much less happy and prosperous. 1 am
sehsloie, alter the measure you have taken for
getting into different line OF business, that il will
De great sacrifice on your part, and presents,
from tne season, and other circumstances serious
diiilcuiies But some men are born Tor the public
Mature, by hitting them for the service OF the
human race on a broad scale, has stamped them
WIN the cViuences OF II III Iiion and their do
ty.
BALTIMoRE, June 3v.-visi,crs from vari GUS
parts OF the State are already beginning to ,hrong
To Baltimore, In anticipation OF the Fourth of July
anu Tor the purpose al securing eligible situations
TO view the splendid and imposing spectacle which
VIII be then exhibited. In addition TO the attrac-
tons connected with the ceremonies of the morn
ing, we learn that the afternoon OF that day our
enerprising feliow-ciuzen Mr. JAMES BEACH
AM, Will Launch his ship of 800 tons, now on the
stocks, which is intended to bear the name of Char
tarro oil CarrolliOn. The Encampmcnt of Kugh !,
femplar will dine at The Globe Inn and int nd
walking III procession through some of the prnci-
pal streets with all their para phernalia &c Al
night there VIII he grand display of public fire
rorks, exhibited at some stuahie spot which will
he designated i'll due time. The new CarroAion
.aiGTch, composed for the occasion by Mr.. CLIF-
TON, will be performed by captain Roundtree' 5
band OF music during the procession
Bali. finer
FROM AFRICA.-The brig Hope, capt. Wood
bury, arrived at Boston, in 43 days from Monrovia
Coast OF Africa, reports the Colony in good health
and in remarkably prosperous condition.
Boston Palladium
TARIFF.
The new Tariff goes into effect tomorrow.
Many vessels which have been hourly expected
Tor several weeks not having arrived, has created
considerable anxiety by the owners of goods who
Will have large additional sums to pay, should they
be kept out after to-day. The packet ship Silas
Richards arrived yesterday. She has been anx-
iousiy looked for, and Steamboat was TO have
been despatched for the purpose of towing her into
port, had she not arrived. The saving in duties on
her cargo, it is sud, will amount to a very large
sum- GW Y mir
Capt. Jonathan Brooks, late of the o. S. Army
who was on his way westward on business, was,
we understand, murdered in what is called the
Beech Woods, on Wednesday night last, and rob-
led OF between $4,000 and 81, 900.
~. T. Telegram.