Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

appointment OF Jackson Editors 10 Executive off,
ces. But we confess. we should rather see the
Press let alone. What good President. (such
a man as Andrew Jackson) may do to patronize
/ it. talented conductors Omen capable Of serving
| in executive otces) may be abused usder the
pretsrt Of a precedent by bad successor.
But we have no idea, that these talented Con-
,uctors, (who have lately got appointnents) will
DO. as some of the Coalition Editors did, They
will cut off all their connection with their papers
They will not like the Swiss Mercenuies of the
Coalition Party. take the bounty, and then Gght
JoT their employers.
-4r, OPP. rep'y,-Mr. Thomas p. Moore, Minis
ter to Colombia, passing through Baltimore on his
way TO Kentucky, was invited on Monday last,
by Messrs. A. Mckim, r. B. fancy, Heath Glenn,
Howard, McEiderry, Ridgely, Vickers, McMa
hon, Ferguson, Carr, Buchanan. Moore and Bell,
to public diDner.-Mr. NJ. declined the honor,
much as he valued il. d" During the recent con-
ict Gays he,) the people saw men, high in office,
travel through the country seeking occasions at
dinners and gatherings 10 denoupce even private
citizens, and throw the weight Of their official in
fluence into the scale OF party. tor Il. retention
of power unfairly acquired. This conduct was
condemned abandonment OF duty and dere-
LECTION OF principle, corruptng in its effects, and
dangerous to the purity of elections. Men have
changed. but our principles have not. While
holding public station under the Executive of
the U. S. feel that ought 10 do act which
can be construed into violation of those pure
commended And all this time Mr.. Clay is eat
ing has tcay to Kentucky. His habit of speaking
lwhiie MIR. Adams scrofe) is more honored in the
breach than the observance.
friend informs us, (just as we are going
to Press) that deputies from the District of O.
range, sc. sc. met at Orange Courthouse or
Monday the 2Sd inst. for the purpose of recon-
nending suitable persons to be voted for as mem
bers of the Convention; when a depp,ation waited
I'M Mr adj NIL sah tbatk a
serve in Conventions; ne replied he tc0uia, If ii
was the tctsh Of the Distyict.-Mr. Madison, Mr..
p. p. Barbour, MIR. Robt. Stanard, and Mr.. David
Watson Of Louisa were then nominated as Dele
gales.
The Louisiana Advertiser says:
gentleman, who left Vera Cruz about the 10th
inst. informs that the tumults in Mexico have
subsidized in great degree. Guerrero has been
proclaimed President of the Republic by the SUI
preme congress, and this decision seems TO be sub
mitted 10 by the people with aacrity. One OF the
FIRST acts OF the new administration, was the so
Tenn acknowledgment OF the services rendered 10
the republic by Commodore Porter, who, with his
characteristic prompttude and energy, had greatly
contributed TO the restoration OF good order in the
city of Vera Cruz While this homage is render
ed to that distinguished commander by foreign
nation, his prosecutor, the notorious Southard, is
literally " diSOtDneG' by New Jersey, hS native
state. This is retributiye justice.
The Hon. NJ. Van Buren,, Secretary of State, ar
rived in this city Saturday, and will depart for
Washington on Tuesday morning.
~. y. .Ner. .idr. March 23.
II A of MSS. still crowd upon Us. We try to re,
through with a. fast possible. We give Corre,po n
dents our room IN the but leave
altogether Of the House. Lewpsper cauuo
be aogether made Of original articles eure
besesch the patience of George Clinton aud other Coespon
deDt..
Sales 81 Stock on Wednesday at the Ce6se-hOuse,
IL Share. of Virginia Bank, ss7 Oh
10 Shares Of Fsrmers, 80 "a
Sales Of HID. To;aceo John.ons Ware House in Man
CHESTER March 18th 1925 which enire sales ID at
day.
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