Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

ses OF political effect. has been cale. the prcripiyy
ss IL was for time tho business OF ofonr dis.
Ue, papers, daily to servo up sacrifice of deyaps;-
Ell bucklnghams; aud bespeak the snd iaiena
ions OF their kind readers for the fate Of the ecimat
ed me record thus preserved lost its effect; for
me people constantly bore in mind the first verse Of tho
doleful song: on with his head; so much for Buck
ingham Appoinnent by the People: Andrew Jack-
Adams removed"
"in the foregoing short paragraph is TO he found the
Key to all the heArt.burs,ings that have filled the
oinns OF the late a. BY authory Journals and SUCH
Is tho real feeling of these editors that they would
morrow denouncc the people yrants and tools, for the
ate translucent OF their cheiians from their usurpsf
places, Out Tor tho lear oil the mighty power which
they nave seen remains with the only sovereign OF
tins favored country True is it, their occupations
gomez and the press in their hands has been completely
deprived Of all influence over public sentiment Vol
rarely see the once favorte phrase, the vrtuous az
minisration grazing their columns. No hope re
mainsoi the reinstatement VI the expelled Statesman OF
Quincy All their wits now cudgeled for the pro-
motion OF discord and dsunion among the people, that
hey may oe able once more TO destroy the effect OF
Tree tom anu bring Henry Clay into another scran
BILE in the House Of Representatives nothing doubling
that IN that case he shall restore them the emou-
bi,ion.
" The hne new steam packet, 4" Columbia" Captafr,
Mitchell plying between Baltimore and this District,
has within tho last week introduced a novel and de-
llghfu recreation Of the inhabitants of washngton--
The hrst excursion down the Potomac TO Mount Ver-
non took place on yesterday week; the second, yeser
Day On the lrst occasion, the company consisted OF
SIX hundred personsr and the last Of two hundred
These 'rirs OF pleasure will be repeated every Tues
day-the boat leaving the wharf the long bridge
at O'Clock. Going and returning she passes and re
passes Alexandria on the Virginia, and Fort Washing
ton on the Maryland Shore and imine diaely opposite
tho mansion OF the late American Father, sho sweeps
naJestieaiiy around aordng delightful opportunity,
oil viewl ing the beauties which surround it, Yesterday
The President Secretary of War, and the Post Wastes.
General, were Of the company; who were evidently
much eratied They are particularly kind and de-
servedy POPULAR and recprocate tho afoctionate ma
respectful salutaions OF their fellow citizens. Nothing
in MIS- inte
course with friends aud neghbors. The President Is
accessible, courteous ahble ard polished, converses
with the utmost compacency with ladies and gentlemen,
and evon with little chldiea, and descends 4,
unmeasured familiarity with any The regard due
TO great public benetacor, and vr,uous Chief Ma
gsrate, is udhestcd by tho people in the strong
est demonstrations OF joy and affection wherever and
whenever hc mingies with them.
"ln requesting Fot Washington yesterday, th,
Garrison saluted him by tweny-four guns while the
band o: the splendid Columbia responded with national
airs"