Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-03


book.--The following paragraph in the last Boston
Statesman biags up Of these laws the public at
ten6on:
80 A. TO tho Presidents right of removal the thing
never was matter Of Doubt bs:re there was an
express law oi IL, for every one nbers how To
ferson cleaned out the Augean Stable, ami bow The
psoplo said "well done thou good faithful servant
aud re-eiectsd him almost unanimously Bat now
there is express law of the Unued States, passed
May 10, 1920 IN the era Of good feelings the first
zion OF which il follows:
" All district attorneys, collectors of the Gu stoms
mashais naval officers. and of t.ie customs
navy agents receivers OF the pnblic tor lands
registers oil iac land Offices pay masters in the army
tho apothecary general, the assstan,
sral. anf the conmssary general of purchases TO be
appointed under the laws Of the United States shall be
appointed for the term OF four year, nut hai ne reop
sbIs at PLEAsURE"
Demurrer! 1t is said that the Grand Jury now at
lending the District Court of the Territory of Columbia
have, among their numerous presentments, presented
the celebrated Mrs. Royal, authoress of the Black
Book &c. &C. common nuisance" and the rumour
runncth, that she hath consulted the better part of va
cur. discs etion and decamped of the reach the
taw.-Some goodhumoured Editor puts her upon plan
d defence much pracsed in the territory, wonders
Why she does not de'aur to the indictment.
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
The Anniversary OF American inlepe odence az ain
comes round, 10 awaken our gratitude for the achieve
of refalhsrs nd our sense of the bessia
we enjoy Fiity-three Years ago, illuatrious Pa
tiots proclaimed to the mother country and the world
that we ware oil right, .ree sovereign and indspe-
dent States supported he solemn Dccia-
raon-and thefUnited States Of America took their
stand among the nations OF the Earth.
After period OF ii,y-three Years, the Anniversary
oil that glorious day returns to witness unaltcred
and unaiierab'e devotion to the principles of liberty =!
No titled monarch; no pampered hierarchy. arrogant
aicsocracy has yet raised lis hated FORM TO dim the
eplendour OF onrdcslhy-but the birth day OF the ia
ton stl fnhs IA Stree, sovereign and indcp
the beacon light TO guide the other nalioas IN their Ca
GLORIOUS asspiC ~
conicderscy Of free States spreading out in nu mbers
and popnation---T Thirteen States increased to
Twsnty-iour-2 or millions OF peore enlarged to IL
or l2-from the Lake. to the Gulf Of Mexico. from
tho Atlantic 10 beyond the MsssiSippi; acknow
the march oil free principles, and realizing the
ploded vision OF a lasting Republic.--Let us be M.e
and true 10 ourselves, aud the and cn thou,
6andth generation shall bless the hand thar penned the
tongue that supported, the blood that sealed our gnd-
'pendepce.-iet us preserve Union, and keep our
government within It's proper orbitle The States oo-
serve concis,onei the United States cultivate peace
willis they enforce rospsct-is cherish education
establish schools open roads and canals; practise
virtues which congenal with republican govern
mcnf, and no moraeye penetrate the extent of the
prosperity and sory Of our country.
This glorious day will be celebrated in a thousa and
ways. by grateful pcople.Bu, regre, that there
is no general arrangement in City. The Vol
unieers will turn orth-The Children oil The Sabbath
Schools Will go out, 10 grace the We unders
that the Artillery Company will Lesce nd the river i'm
Steamboat to spend the dayThe Light Infantry Blues
will dine together at Buchanan's Srring--hn Grafton
will be delivered 10 the Capitol al IL O'clock, by MIR
W. peterborough. anu the Declaration oi Indepen
cence will De readily Mr.. r. Buron-ho.h members
q the Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
CONVENTION IN NEW YORK.
The City o New York, whose population, w aitn
revenue, &c give il the rank Of u little Empirr (c.r
tainly splendid Lnpertm in inperio) has organized
Convention, Tor the purpose OF revising her Form 4
Government. IL assembled on the Esd June, in the
Supreme Court toom and 90 were called 10 order by
Mr. Dean, the Clerk OF the City and County, WHO
tended with the returns of the election On calling the
roll sixsy ore members appeared. and motion TO go
inio Baio, FOR President, William Padding, ESQ. was
dscaI ell duly elected who taking the char address
ed The Ccnven,ioa az tollows:-
"Gentsmen--l accept with pleasure tie high horor
you have conferred upon me in choosing preside
over your deliberations and tender you my pofoun nd
thanks for the distinguished honor.
"Scnsibe OF the duties OF this high trust, shall on
Ter upon them soiicitosy, feeling confident STRIFE
and Impartial enforcement OF order will best serve the
objects OF Tho Convention, shall claim your ndui-
gence to- any Of judgment in executing the DOW
ers with which have been entrusted.
Nicholas Dean and Richard Harfeld, Esuuires
were duly elected Secretaries. A Committee OF FIVE
(francis Cooper, Philip Hone, Thomas Morris Cha,
fewne,and T. SchepPcii) was appointed to make rules
end regulations, and Committee OF three to request
from the Corporao copies Of the charter and laws
AT subsequent meeting they ceme 10 resolution
that IL was best to change the rgauiZa,ion Of the Com
Council, divide il into itco Chambers win
concurrent Jurisdictions, ayes rs, noes S-This wa,
Che plan recommended, we believe, by Governor Gin
ton IN his last celebrated message the Legisature
On MIR Noshs motion, Committee then appoint
ed one member for each "erd, lor reporting plan 10
subsequent mceing-and the Convention then al
JourDed TO the Cd Monday in July
VI The u S Telegraph cautions the readers Of i
better from Washington. ina N. York paper, again.
its mistakes. he letter stated thar many change
wereio take place with snne al The first officers In the
Nayy--We published 1t III our last.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
TIE Consul at Lipe,pooI
The following article is communicated for the Yir-
gtna Herald, and will probably take the round of the
Coalition Prints:
(Frcza t,e H.oJ1
'Haylng seen in the new spapers remarks going
10 justify General JACKSON 10, displacing our veneer
able country man, JAMES MAUaY from the Office OF
Consul fo Liverpool which had been conferred ON him
upwards OF ioriy years ago. by MAsHIN and con-
hnucd by each succeeding President, ] offer YOU for
publication an Extract Of a Letter from Correspondent