Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06


never ys. tTuckied 10 its known foes, foreign or
domestic
a lew remarks az to n tc0icl.ro,d which has
gone 'riumphaiitiy through our contest. and we
come 10 the conclusion. Reform what was
meant: The Introduction OF any new principle,
before unknown or untried; No. The admir-. :
is'ratons OF Jefferson and Madison constitute th,.
golden age OF this republic. 10 reiasfdfe ti,e,y
pTlncipcs,'o Tce;0 the exercise oftheir measures
TO 0ihiS tGsh simplicity, ysor, purity, and IuSfi
nsss;--'iiis is the Reform called for by the peo-
PIE. Let us not be tainted hereafter, for
allowing things to remain unc!iangcd IA 10
Whiso no change has been desired or
sought. The application Of the knife Is not needed
10 me constitution, the laws, the institutions tho
establishments OF the country:--theee have been
rescued from disease by the jackson Cor,srcss:-..
bu, II will be applied 10 the gangrene Of poli,es,
practices to the wens of corrupt patronage amt TO
me nrinberess, putrd eNcrcscenccs which find
,Iietr roots In official electoneering. For such a
hJOIDi, no statesman was ever better fitted from
his characteristic dsiptcrestednc:s and firmnes, OF
purpose, than Andrew Jack:on
ana now who are 10 constitute the Gabinet?--
Nur answer Is derived from the foregoing ohser-
vaions. They will he patriotic and en,rhtsned
statesmcn-caied from the existing popular part,ri
o. ne country-congcnial in sentiment and polici-
win Their iilusuious chiei:--and whether they'
are called by this or by that name, or hail from.
ti4;s or that state or section, we know not and wlaa
Is mere, no honest politician cares o;s1
.."sGsS-.--
from the New York Journal of Som,neree1
~ port mas Deen current Some DAYS ii,ac
Mr.. Poinsett, our Minister at the Mexican Co
vernmcnt is about 10 return soon TO tn. IInita5'
states. We received letter Yesterday from orr
correspondents OF the Baltimore Gazette, stating
Uh1t they hadJust received letter from Pensa.
cola, informing that the United Slate, schooner
Sranipus had. beru ordered to run down and tas,.:
OH Air. Foinsett, in consequence Of certain inrui.
gehSe oil the breaking out ola civil war in Mex
..o. ne civil war l. probably nothing more
ther the Santa Anna insurrcct ton. That such or.
defs nave been given to the Grampus we NAYS uo
douot, and that, too, account OF the dangerous
s'tu" ION OF the Minister. This dagger, however
a,is ' a we imagine more from the personal en-
NIFTY oil The MsXcans towards him, than .ro n tb.
internal disturb fices OF the Republic
The residence OF MIR. Poinsettin th,t rovern.
heht' according to all the late advices, extrcms,
~ unpopular. ihi' is owing, we believe. not So
huch 10 any maniicsily rep iieusible conduct.ast
10 the unfortunate association Of his name with =
sect ci Niasons cal ed the Yorkinos II our mem
CRY serves US correctly, he was Instrumental in
tno es,an,ishfnen; oil tbs sect: though we cannot
say IL With confidence. At any rate he comes II,
somehow or other, FOR share i'm the cdiunn bean
ed upon it, Its establishment, il he had any Tim.
10 90 WIN II, was no doubt considered and yer,
as small affair, and as unconpecEl
entirely with the public concerr7 Of the naiion.
but the result has proved quils ri.e contrary The
oFkinos sect has some grip or sign unknown we
arc; informed, to the Eseocns OF Scotch Masons
ms o! course gave rise 10 violent ealousics apt.
next to open AID avowed hostiiity-eaci sect aLus
ing the other in the harses. terms that could be,
invented. ~
The quarrel az length became so violent as o.
""SorD every other subject, and these secte were
seen 70 range themselves on opposite sides in tLs
STATE HIS circumstances at length decided the
character OF both political parties, and gave then.
'"e'f Hifi'nchVe titles unhappily tor The inter
ests OF this country, the effect went still further
tne oiklnos, indebted TO the Uniied = .o,aq G,,,
their origin as sect, were tho Scotch Mason.
10 Great ain. were recognised AZ /, IJn;t.,t
Pn;,;I interest IN the state, and The latter a.
-
States or Iorkino party, and the Escoes. mr. y -
iish party, has been very bitter, but II ma. AZ
length terminated in the complete overthrow Of
.'ic former and as frequently happens in sncs,
cases TIE ascendant party have risen in indigua-
non ~ they have risen III power PUBLIC opiIffht,.
IN hleAico has now come TO such a pitch araipsf
me oIki:ios hat they must yitIer unde, i, IT,,
s"e"ee' mus 81 has cOmo about, by a train OF
circumstances apparently iortuitcus that th. u
hles SiaIeS have lost ihe confidence Of tho Nnx
icans; TACT t!ie hunsiliatii.g 10 Us as il has
Deen transferred 10 rival. This must of cours.'
proEe unfortunate 10 Us IN our commerce :. relations
WIN MeAico and more espc c;a!iv as IL il tbe IT,,
ing part OF the republic that IS most dsafected To-
wards u9.
The state cf Chihuahua, which ioins lbe nrov-
me- OF ie%as Is sad 10 h2 well Affected towards
'niS country but this, afraid is true of no
other part OF ;he republic. 1t was .ls state which
s'a''eu 10 one or two of our citizens the I,st
spring, the night Of exclusive navigation on tbe
iso 'c' Nofte Tor 10 years, and we have IatcIvs
a Ie ieuer rem an American gentleman Il,
ChMHat'ta 10 his friend in this civ savno d..
me people OF t't state manifest friendly repard
Ior tIs Shi1ed States, and thata decree has re-
cehuy been passed by the legislature to SEND
'weYe OF their youth, from ten to fifteen years
" age, TO the United States for educ,,ino me-
Iha' neT expenses should be paid from IN. n1,,li.
treasury They viii probably embar. soon At Mat
amoros for New York. N'' 81 "'dp
An American gentleman recently from ver,
SFuz, from whom we have derived many of r.
'lrtR and Ideas above COMM nicateG, mIbrfiis'rs
thai we government mas recently takeu loan nj
> 3,OOo;oVO al per cent interest from the mer.
one TO be paid in government securities, and ti,e ~
IheT in specie.
The Tenmsealiepec Mining Company. he ;,..
orms Us va doing well at the latest accounts Tbss
inors. ia