Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-08

LAO tfiuu, We oiscoycP tbat, Wl,Le We haye pro
fcrastinated our answer TO the structures Of the N
kinteiSencer, Time has proved itself our ablcst 10
sgician. The subject has grown cold upon our
hands. The excitement which il produced two
weeks ago has almost entirely vanished. The plot
is strpt of its dramatic interest. and il is time to
close the scene. The meeting at Baltimore ha.
fnot been followed up By any partizan imitators-
THAT piece was damned the first represen-
tation, and will not bear repetition. The
most loyal Journals on the side Of the Admin
aistration, have ceased 10 expatiate the theme
with any appearance Of spirit. The infection has
seized upon our own pen--and we shall abandon
the topic, after having rapidly noticed the per-
sonal politics Of the n. Intelligencer in relation
to ourselves.
..sSe..--
IRnothcr Chorge-refited,
We publish in this days paper the resu,ation OF
the Burr Chdrge-In our next No. we shall cx-
sposc the Negro Trading Ctarge-'rhe Ear Cut
ting Charge was exploded by the Documents
which were published last winter. The following
Is am awful note of preparation against the
Ct'chdsaW Charge, hich The son and son-in-
law of the venerable Shelby, at the instigation OF
II. Clay's .sycophan's md panters,'' have hazard
naf' will most probably blow up all their al!ega-
( tons oil violence and corruption:
| GEN. JACKSON AND GOV. SHELBY.
| eve ind that Mr.. Thomas II. Shelby son of
Gov. Shelby has ventured before the public with
statement Of facts which he says occurred at the
formation OF the Chicsasaw treaty. 1t had been
well If Mr.. Thomas ii. Shelby had not been quite
30 eager TO serve Mr. Clay at the expcnce OF Gen.
Jackson His own reputation or that of his father
must suffer from his publications. There is in
existence fact OF which Mr.. Thomas Fl. Shell
oy most probably was not appriZed--a confidential
Jours al OF the proceedings had at the Treaty, GER
tilted by Gov Shelby to he correct which conflicts
directly with the statement of his son. Which OF
the two has erred, the son himself can say. In
our next we will prove to the world by the evil
sdence OF his father that Mr. Thomas III. Shelby
mas been guilty OF the grossest misrepresentation.
The secret Journal was examined & approved by
tGov. Shelby himself as appears by his own hand
writing, and tlaly contradicts the most materia.
part OF his sons statement" [.Vashrine Rep.
The e" sycophants and panders OF the Coalition
have attempted 10 get up another infamous charge
tagain.t Gen. j. Yet its atrocity is not without a
lparailel. 1t is from the quarter in which the
spoisoned arrow had been drawn from the quiver oil
idetracton against the bosom of his wife. The
present Infamous insinuation is directed against the
tmemory OF his mother. She is charged, on the
certificate Of one Wm. Rodgers. with having borne
ito slave OF African blood-t.ie present 4. Jack
lson. The certificate has been circulated by one
bGeorge Brown of Ohio, his aders and abetiors-
and is now before us. But this charge requires
mo annadversioa. 1t will find an rdi Inant answer
EN- every honest bosom.
| Lo'asiopn.-Our papers from New Orleans are
anot later than down TO the ltih July. There
Els no doubt that Derhigny (Ad) is elected Govern
ior--and White, in lieu Of Livingston, elected To
sCongress From II parishes the returns were, to-
iDerbigny 22ii, Butler ~ 945, Marigny % CSC
fIhomas A) 51l. The returns Of the list District
Swere White 1862, Livingston Il29-Tarrebonne
Parish only 10 be heard from; which would increase
this majority. In the End District, the returns of
IL parishes were Gurey go. Saunders $40. St
tTammany and Washington to be heard from but
large inaorites said to be for Gurley No returns
from Ercnts District.
/, is difficult to believe, that Louisiana will rot
ultimately testify her gratitude 10 her greatestbenc
itactor--but il she does not, the example will final
tiy rcact,and animate her sisters 10 retoublcd eIer
tons TO make up for her deficiency The lntelli-
kgencer has the consummate modesty 10 say. that
the vote in Louisiana may almost be considered
deci'iing the elecion.-.tre the great states Of
pennsylvania and ~. York, and indeed oil tie 9TH
err states, 10 follow humbiy in thc wake OF Iouisi-
sana--mcreiy because she has cast her local cleo
ttions in particular direction;
is this the respect which is duo 10 the high
tstaDding and independent character ol n. York
sand Philadelphia They holi the balance Of the
;election-They WE'LL together ia votes-and yet
the Iniellingencer has the Astounding effontery
ito say that the decision OF sate which has
toniy, Is 10 decide the contest? These States viii
mot relinquish the glory OF saving The Revuh.
siIcan party-and possibly may save the Republic
itself
"A summary rielri--The PETERSBURG 90 OK! De
mnion' gives the following fgures--E' For Jackson,
Pennsylvania 2S, Maryland e. Virginia p, Nor,f,
Carolina H. South Carolina IL, Georgia II, Ala
bama %, Tenaessee IL, Mississippi 2--.lfn6ing
H. These canno, by possibility be diverted FROM
tGen j. No party considers them 80 deba,eabe
tstates."--There then only 10 votes 10 make
his election--To make ont them. we have in
Missouri, 3 in Illinois, in INDIANA, 20 in New
York, besides or in Nome, s in " Jersey , in
tDela ware, SC. &c, TO 90 upon.
1 writer in the Louisville Public Advertiser
suggests, that If Gen. Metcalte be elected Govern
for he cannot act, because he cannot take the oath
tof office; The Anti Ducli;ng Act passed in 1912,
iconpels him TO that he has neither direct.
lily nor indirectly given accepted, SC a challenge
&c &c. TO tight, &c. either in o1t Of Ills Statc
since tie LIST day Of Nov. I32i'--Yi,en. in fact
at the December session Of Congress, 1906 he did
accept challenge to fight MI. SicDuiflc.
AZ meeting OF the Jackson Committee for X "a
nawta county on the ] itii tlt. James H. Try
Esq. in the Chair, and Alexander W. Quarucr, Sc
cretary, Philip Il. Thompson, sr. and III other
,gentlemen wore added to the Committee.
/ The "Eewi.strs Palladium a.i,tate, Jtgge n w Wi
liams che witnes') for CIT John Williams, fo ors me
member Of The u. s. Sense from Teunes.ee ait prJsa
diusu'hed Officer Of the late WAT and COW Senator IL
the kesislaturs Of T.nne,,ee."
The Proceeding, Of the citizens Of Ksnswha county or Inc
subject Of Tolls the Kansws will apear.n OUT ne1ln
.e@s.--
Communicated
MARRIED. tse I7s Of July, 1898 by bs rev joseph
HJeDkns, col Aafsrsou Martin 90 Mss Eisy DepenpSJ
only daughter Of General Francis Davenport
The house Of David Briggs, En-. on Thursday
evsn'oE 2ih W. hy the 6sv Stephen Taylor Ur. Ro5sli
Briggs, to Miss Heiso Il. b. BGcSatT all Of mi, civ
- on the eth inst al pronpni IN Charlie, eonov be n,
Rev fr Man Che Hon Joh Kent Governor IT me ate II
msfyand to Miss A'es lie CSnte the only daughter
late Rev. b. CVniee.
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