Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
FOREIGN MINISTER'S.

FOREIGN MINISTERS.
We understand, that Mr.. Rives our minister to
France, isnow in Washington, w aing for his des-
patches, and expecting TO be in the City Of New
York by the time the Constellation can be ready
and reach that port.-She will take out Mr. Nc
Lane to- London, and Messrs. Rives and Harper
Qhe Secretary of Legation) with their families TO
france-A paragraph in the n. York American
induces us TO add, that the Consul General OF AL
giers with his family will reach his destination by
sons other commemorative understand, that no
private Secretary is to be allowed Mr.. Riyes; and
probably none 10 Mr.. McLane.
We have finished the Panama Document to day
The " Condiments" the N. InteIiigencer
calls them, may come hereafter.-Does that pa
per still think that Mr.. Clay is the author of the
long document! He probably wrote the short
Dispatch-but, the iabored instructions bear the
impress and superscription of Mr.. hdams'S pen
Mr.. Ciay's forte is speaking, not writing-He
shines more as Table Orator, than as a Secretary
oil State-Ihere is not distinguished state paper
before the public, which emanated from his pen
during the four years OF the Coalition.
The Baltimore Chronicle chooses TO borrow
tom another paper proposition which we
never made-lt moreover does not understand the
only J0ct II proposes to stae-and betwista mis-
taken tact and mistdted proposition it blum
ders In Its attempt to make out variation be-
tween our profession and our practice. Ist, As
TO the propoSItion-we never did saw that 'sVir-
ginans would not take an office out of which
the incumbent was TO be removed TO make way for
them. Now, our proposition there were fc,o in
Va, who wished 10 turn others out Tin Virginia, J
TO get into their places.-(We made this remark
to show why il was, that there was so little ia TX
of Removals, and perhaps so few of them in Virgil
MIA I'VE have no doubt there are some of this de-
scripton, though we did not know one at the time
we wrote.-We have since heard OF two or
three.-Now, as to his recent and notorious
Jdct"-we know he is entirely mistaken. Mr.
Campbell did not seek 10 turn Mr.. Clarke out He
did not know that Mr. Clarke was 10 be removed; he
had not any idea Of becoming Treasurer. When
he was told, MIR. Clarke is certainly TO 60 out
viii you accept the appointment The most fasti-
dious delcy could not take exception at ,he pro-
position We know this 70 be the. fact.-Now
does the Chronicle cali this trying to GUST one
man TO get into his place!-We must beg the
Chronicle TO deal fairly by US. We shall respect
fully try to do so by that paper.
"The Court have decided that the iudietnsnfs against DR.
Mssn are no. sufficient! As they ehsfgs no criminal dsne,
tcincirnati Gaz
HE gets off on point OF iotc, and i. therefore
innocent He does not meet the charge on the
Jdct itself; and therefore be is TO he acquitted of
all breach OF trust, fraudulent proceedings or i'm
morality. Is this what you mean, Sir? Is this what
you call logic1
we shall have II in our power 10 make more
copiOus Extracts from the american Farmey,'
in two or three weeks, as soon as we enlarge our
paper we shall regularly vote portion Of il TO
the great business OF Agriculture. contents
oil the Amer. Farmer" are worthy Of tho disljn-
guished merits of its Editor J. l.. Skinner of Bal.
tlmore. II is great National " ork, which de-
serves the support of an enlightened people. IL
treats OF processes Of farming, which belong to
every State. II visits all Of them in turn, and the
information with which il is fraught, should make
II welcome guest in all.-Bu its sources OF intel
lgence are not solely confined to American expe-
riments and writer's. II draws freely on the funds
OF Great Britain and France--and one Of the mos,
valuable treatises, which il has ever published on
Wool and Sheep, is translated for the Farmer
from the French.--We recommend this Instructive
Journal TO our readers.
REMOVALS. Extract Of a letter from piygi
man 10ho has recently visited JYasbiu of9n
dated June 80 Communicated
al know something of most Of the Removals
that have been made at Washington, and I am
thoroughly psfsusded that if, every insfanc, -