Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28
More {" Dseency of .ATan,ersi''


Mr.. McLane, about to leave his native country for
some time, invites his friend Mr.. Canbreeng $50 says
the N York Commercial 10 meet their common friend
Mr.. Van Buren,. at Wiimington,-Mr Van b. probably
takiog with him his instructions for Mr.. McL.-anh
immediately new uproar is got up among the Slang
whangers, about the TsrH-The "Commercialo hints
hat the Commercial Treaty is be handled by this
distinguished Tro"--A"d the dscent InteIse
can's in lie usual insulating style about this " Con
these high parties deliberate to VIVA, extent it will no
safe to e party 10 negotiate surrender of portion of tariff Of
to US TO trade win the Colonies of tina; coun,y
The Nat Gazette this Paul Pfy' disposition
Of the lntegcncer, onits lately rcmarkng the long
conferences" OF Messr' RiySs and McLane, &" with
the members Of the Executive Government'-and on
It's shrewd conjecture that they " have not been for
nothing Its present SItTnI,Se is proof of the same
Pryng Spirit But. instead OF so shire wdy remarking
that il has not been for noihing il surDises the We
ry objec. of the meeting.
Yet, according to ts shelving, it has not much
cause Of apprehension this account for. it has said
and says truly, that the laws OF the u. S. cannot be
superseded by treaty increly"ls worthy compatriot
Mr. Binns, processes TO think differently; and is trying
to produce panic among the manufacturers, by de-
Gently lnsinuating how the President and Senate may
DO away the Tariff OH British goods by clubbing up
Treaty, stc.M B. seems, indeed, 10 be rather at
fdtd in his doctrine, and manmuvre-as the Resolu
ions OF the H. OF X. in The of the British Treaty
OF 81 show, wherein they " asset their right, wher
ever sIiPuldiions were made on subjects committed TO
CONGRESS by me Constitution ('s' "a TO regulate com
nerce, to deliberate on the expediency of carrying
them into effective presume, that The Executive
Department may sound The Executive of another nation
as TO IFS disposition to introduce principle of recproc
y or system OF more moderate duties, into their COM
mercal inercourse but ii cannot negotiate away the
Power OF the II OF X. to revise, reject or retain the
existing tariff Of reguaiions-We have not, indeed the
most distant inliuation that even any such scheme
as this, is within the contemplation OF present
CabDet--Yet we may be &" allowed 10 surnstSe" Whe-
her the " has not completely got its horror
OF an excessive Tariff, TO be willing to charge the
Pirsdcn with species Of Treason. ii he were even
70 listen TO proposition from g. Britain TO reduce her
duty on tobacco one half, to do away her Corn Laws
and 10 improve our CONNER cal relations in every other
resPcc''V Congress 'oo"id only reduce our Tariff
The Nat ntellgoncor hints insat sa the sig, tstigr
way N winch delights to nove doubts Of tho accuracy
the people will only ,eleve ien-ihsfes the rab"Ic Intel
the gentleman who was PRESENT in whose honor WE
place c mot confident reliance In passing TN, pres
President laeonc remark 10 lis Datg" cIroncousiy
The Tcosraps fbe on no, ~ S wo'by MAJOR Who a59fs
1.-THE auson be here to the Consul Is not
tor, not ono Of our Washington letters isGon hispcn'
TossL Lgfsuuao.
measures be calculated check tc federal .upayio1
the rash hanI Of atocmcy aud dpo,sn; rcnsta Viz
GINA in her constitutional rigl:..
BY Nm ste5rgkL Virginia calling upon Hercules
let her lay her shoulder the wheel Of Internal Improve
sister States stan ing among her
We hail the spirit Of hese Two Toss,s with pleasure
they contain much riih in a snail compass They state
Cause and cGect-Thoy designate the true policy
which Virginia ought to pursue.-As soon as The new
constitution IS adopted il is be hoped that instead OF
" calling upon Hercules" (the General Govcrnment0
virginia " tcH lay her shoulder to the wheel OF
internal improvement" one Of tho best means for
Fcgeneratug her resources and OF arresiing the
career Of federdt UsurpatioR" Let US go steadily,
gradualy, and deliberately on, with az much means as
we can properly command, 10 the prosecution Of all the
improvements. which interest most urgently re
qurcs and which will most eTectualy repay our oxpen-
ditures, and our western citizens will be under no in
ducements 10 look to The Flesh.pos Of Egypt Let US
do our work, As N York, aud Ohio and Pennsyiys.
mia and Maryland generally doing, aud we need not