Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

at Middletown on tue 10th August to Iorm an clec
feral ticket sc. There is certainly some " re -ac-
ION in Connecticut--A New Haven paper com.
plains that "manv of the former opponents Of Gen
jackson lave aged ground and espo,sed his
cause with great zcai."-nid iacetously adds that
the Farmers in the Northwestern part Of the State
are stamping cheeses for the southern market with
the name Of Gen. jackson.
The Gforesnid M Ichabod Bartlett
The N. Hampshire Patriot reminds Mr.. Bartlett,
Of some of the unsavory sentiments which he (e-
ven Mr.. 1. b. himself formerly expressed about
the 9 strictesi economy" of the present Admins
tration. Now, his cry, is that the system OF eco
nomy and accountability was never more perfect
from the origin Of our government, than at the pre-
sent period that all which the naiig1ianfs say to
the contrary is nothing but causeless excitenents,
iiise alarms" Imaginary evils Very different
ly indeed did the aforesaid l. b. express himself on
the floor of the III. of X. OH Dec. 20, 1926, when
he exclaimed
believe that with all our cfesons IF eeonomyh will
be ."nd' SPo" examination, tina, ih.r. government
loose and lari'h ha'd, than lit i. among us"
At the same time he declared, he had a resolut-
on on the subject prepared, which he had (" hi
therto been restrained from offering to the House,
But since, his resolution has failed him; and
he is stckler for the other side Of the House
Why II is that Mr.. b. is now touched with a We
ry Inherent conviction, remains TO be proved
But his mind seems to be of SO singular a construc
ton that the more the proofs accumulate upon it.,
the weaker is their effect. Since Dec. 1926 we have
seen the Panama Ministers return from an unsuc-
cessful pursuit of the Congress of Tacubaya-
| more constructive Journes paid for than were e.
yer performed-one OF the voters of Mr.. Adams
(viZ. Mr. Coop rewarded by secret mission, to
be kept carefully out of the view of,he people when
such mission had been substantially put to sleep
for atwevemon.h, andjwhen every alleged neces-
sity tor it was removed by the crippled situation Of
the Mexican fleet-These and variety Of other
abuses had been teyeloped-proofs had been &C d.
cumulated of the loose and iduish manner in which
the public money had been squandered away
| and yet this said 1. b. can now have the intrepid
y TO cant about the perfect economy OF the present
administration.
state OF n. Iork-He was appointed Secretary of
The Panama Mission-He first received pay before
he was called to the public service-He went then
in search OF the Congress-he could not find it
an!' Tor that unavailing chase, he was Of course
pad--neAt he was appointed as Charge d'affaires
TO Guatimala-for which he set out from Norfolk
in January ast-The other day he returns TO Sa-
vannah, pocketing probably more than s 500 Of
the public noney-He arrives just in time TO aid
his friends of the Coalition in their demonstration
upon n. York-Ca you this case an evidence of
the perfect economy oil the adminisiraton?-.Ne-
Ter an Mls country has the public money been
distributed" with a more loose and lavish hand!''
But we have another diplomatic on a IA
more than three years, Mr.. a. has had three min
listers. and two Charges d. Afiiires.-Messrs King
Gailan and Barbour, outfi, to each of SO. 900
home ut 10 Mr. King son for about weeks no.
mnai st ryices S4'5Oo-'o young Mr.. Lawrence,
present Charge, say = SOC more--Out-fts and
Charge-ti:s say S36, 000-to which add their Sala-
aries, Secretaries, clerks, Stc.-and we shall have
probably sum OF considerably more than SIS 900
during Mr.. Adams's term-Cred ii by the loss of
the w. India trade--and is this the strictest O.
CODOmV''--Or the lO0sP and layici h,r al.
which the Public money is squandered?
GENERAL COURT.
We have the modification to state, that the Cen
erai Court has not been able TO make quorum, and
to proceed to the trial of criminal cases referred TO
their ultimate decision. On Monday the 10th inst
the following Judges appeared: w. Brockenbrough
Daniel Smith, VIM. Daniel, Rich'd E. Parker, Il.
n. Field, and Abel p. Upshur.--On Thursday,
Thomas L. Bouldin arrived--no others apueared-I
but as Judges out of the Is are necessary to
constitute Quorum, it was impossible to proceed
to business. The Judges present waited until half
past two o'clock on Saturday, (the 9th day of the
term,) when they proce eded TO organize the Fisco,
Court, in which Judges are sufficient TO trv the
commemorative suits against public def;,ulters
debtors, SC. This failure to organize the General
Court is at this moment particularly subject of re-
gret.-Ihere were some criminal cases of interest
10 come before them, among which il is said an
application was to be made on the part Of Sneison
and the Commonwealth cases against the Secu-
rites and the Administrators of the late Treasurer
might have made it desirable if the cases were pre
pared Tor trial, TO have full Court as possibie
II was desirable too, at the very moment when
the people are about TO assemble a Convention for
the re.modeli,,g OF their Constitutions that no
cause should be given for any sort of feeling in
relation to any of the Departments of the Govern
ment.
The Special (FiscaD Court now sitting. consists
OF hive Judges-two of ,the seven who we re nre
sent having retired, because they were not want
ing. Yesterday, all the Commonwealth cases a.
gsinst the Securities as well as the Administrators
oil the 5ate Treasurer, were laid over until the
next term The Court will rise to-day
THE I.dRIFF
The New York Evening Post states ala, ,b.v
begin to see something OF the effect the new du
ueS may be expected to produce. that "alreatv
greM numbers OF the ship builders, rIegers. s,ii
makers and culkers of that port are out of eInplov
ment IN consequence OF the check given to COM,
meice by the passage of this law, and others are
expecting ths same consequences TO themselves,
mat within a toi tnight, large establishment
III That city, for the manufacture of ancbors 49,,
chaln- cables, dismissed one hundred OF its work
men, and in a few days, il is probable will he oh
hgen TO dismiss anofhes hundred'-and that tho
owners OF several valuable ships i'm that mort rahr
man they snoul lie rotting at the wbaryes have
oiered the use OF them, without Compensation nm
w better times, TO any person who will e,nplov
mem, With The sole stipulation that they shall h.
returned without airy other injury than The decav
VI ''ne ana the wear oil the voyage
The Students Of the COLLEGE, of South e,o.o,;.
have met and come to this resolution. that :. tro
ana ai'er the lst Of July, 1923, we will neither
ouy' consume, nor wear any article of clo,bina
northward of the river potoxvn,,c