Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-30
DWNEM STINe
THE INDIAN OIIESII0N

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IMPEACHMENT JUpGE, PECK, or Mrssoyp,
Ap'H 27-The Committee appointed in uursu,, n.n
OF The motion Of Mr.. Storrs of New York TO pr.n.rs
and report to the House Of R-prese atave. ariies. Of
ora in Office, consists Of the
i hon. JAM4s BUCHANAN Of Pennsylvania
/ t HENRY X. SToRRs OF New York.
GEORGE McDUrriE OF South Carolina
| AMBROSE SPENCER Of New York
/ CHARLES A. WIcKLIrrE Of Kentucky
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
W." oe perceived, by reference to our Congress.
sona' report, that hill was reported from the Com
m'ee ON the District Of Columbia for the election oS
DeekMe 20 represent the District in Congress-: and
VI" NAV ano'nsr oi was reported from the Commits
'es on the SUBJECT OF the Orphans Court: both of
which were read twice and referred to the approuri,
Committee. ' 'PP''P,"'"
ALL HAIL RHODE ISLAND.
| Erfrdcf 81 a letter 10 the Editor, dated
-, 49,, rrl PRovIDENcE. April % 1870
ZEN, GREEN: The election for Governor and Sans.
Tors look place in this State yesterday. The Dsmo-
nIpuoean Jackson candidate. James Fenner,
eeetsd oy more than thousand majority. So f.r
reura' have Teen received, tho vote for our Sso,.
pears mot favorable aspect The democrats run bur
one ticket with Fenner at the head while The f.sar
aiss to defeat the alection got up ticket for sv.r,
W" IN the State, not excepting anti ma .onry M that
mere was against Fenner. no less than eleven tickets,
eacn oil winch, az the election has resulted will n.
lJedfhcr IN ms cop The democrats of Rhode I,I,nd
hope noo 70 have the foul stain Of federalism ws.h
rom me reputation Of the State, confdent as they arc
mat she no longer deserves il. The new fashioned
National Republicans have, i'm all timo, b.an iJsn
ned with old-fa'hioned federal TH
April zS'--A great part OF the sitting Of the Sc nat.
ye"enay,wa occupied in the conside alton of Ex.rs
tive bu'ines' but little progress was m ade with ,hs
naming nominations. The only nomination. NJ .n,,
eonrequenee' that was confirmed. believe was that
o. Nash egrand, to he Navy Agent al the mort Of No.
f'lk in Virgnia which Was not assen,ed 10 wbou, a..
rie us opposition. IVof Sn,
RAILROAD TO THE ROANOKE -
,;a nspo'. OF me engineer employed by the Corpo-
rs.lon' Mnncure 10 inson, E'q. laid before tho
shIrr k.,Nl
day last. II is a most comprehensive juminou. and
Satisfactory documen and places the pracr ab;Ii - AMI
sres, u'y oil Kali. Road, to the Roanoke yond al
donbt. Alter variety OF the most minute d.tsis and
TsGua'ion' the Report estimates the whole cost Of tho
kAi' koad' including every appurtenance and append
age, WIN locomotives at three hundred and eighty
Nousnn"' MTee hundred and ninefy-sir dollars ouI
s,rfy-fhree cents 1t co"clnes with the following rs
marks: rprfe,,b,,,o M 60, =, 10
cannot close thia Report. without pres- ming IN
the view Of the Common Council som. cons;ds r,,;
winch nave iorciby presented themselves to me. in
Road. rf ~ "-
" IL Is not often deemed expedient IN con,,r,., ID,
hoads with view to the accommodation of trade al
together agricniral hut the present seem. to be- al
mos. as strong case az can well be presented. no.
ME river Watering a. all accounts agree most fertile
country, hasno outlet, but by an extremely
and dangerous navigation Rail- Road of six,y miles
adapted to locomotive power, on which the transit of
merchandise and produce would be effected in f.w
hours. and with perfect safety, would substitute trim
ny water oil about four times that distance, and one
point too, at which the Rail Road would connect with
the River, there is to he necessarily tran.hpment
from one description OF boats TO another There would
SEEM under these circumstances, to be srarcely
doubt oil the efficiency OF the improve m nj in
modating much better, and Of course commanding the
trade Tor which IL would compete.
"lhe effect oil the Improvement would not, howe yer,
be confined TO the upper Roanoke country There can
be no doubt that the trade Of the lower Roanoke for
some distance below Weldon would take tho same di.
recton with that of the country above the Falls: and
That large portion OF the interior of North Caro,in,
from tho pc cuar position of that State, without rood
seaIor's' ana with dangerous coast, would find its
ana cheapest way to market by the Rail Road
II II be objected that the country Accommodated bv
The Improvement, with the execution of that on ths
hoanoke though extensive, is no, at present produce
I'VE ~ proportion to s exten'it may be answered. on
The other hand. that the effect OF work. Ike that in
question: Is TO viviy and siimuats the districts which
ncy reaen ana through which they pass; that the ef-
ect oil dimnution in the price of or an
increase Of value to the Farmer is much greater in
increasing production than in the simple ratio Of such
dimnniien; and that whatever be the immediate trade
which may be anticipated on The Rail Road that trade
may b" expected to experience very rapid and consid
cradle increase.
Proclamation ofthe President We publish ,o.a,x
me PRESIDENTS Proclamation, comm anding unlawful
settlers upon the lands belonging the u States. IN d.
part thereon unless they comply with the reoui,,ion
OF an act OF Congress- passed March 1907 The seeenI
Of MAJ act requires the occupant to apply The
Register or Recorder OF the District where IN, ,nd
may Ne Tor permission 10 retain possession; which ,b,
be granted, upon condition. that the ap2ca ant ursviou.
y ''s" stating mat he does la yxnv
claim to such rac, tr,cis Of land he NAV then A.,
cuPy ana that he does occupy the by virtue Of
any claim or pretended claim, derived or nded a
ne derived from any other person persons Lest tho
design OF The President should be miscopc eiyed We
VIII merely suggest what we believe 10 have be,n his
motive: rs pretty generally known that Col. John
Smi'h claims tit!c adversely to he u. States IN =.
EXTENSIVE and valuable body Of land lying In the Ten
nessee Valley; and has through his agents established
'and Offices Tor the purpose Of making sales. To what
extent purchases have been made Of Col. Smith va
are no, appsed; hut il Is certain that all who e,Is
"nuer him. and refuse TO recognize the United Stats,
as 'orh o. the f"e, will I've compelled remove after
'he Isl day oi September next. Such as are pov in
possession and will comply with the Act. will be mar
mted 10 remain and compliance will be attended,
WIN very lille trouble 10 the occupant, the R.xjs
ter' Mr. Pope, WILL as soon convenient, appoint a.
E'nt. IN every county, 10 attend 10 apple ante. This
Proclamation, may also incite Congress TO pa.s s,m.
law, more speedily, for the presumption OF occupants,
GHunisriHs Democrat.
ALABAMA.
he Grand Jury Of Pike county, Al tbs late Sn,;ne
Term OF the Circuit Court have presented "Pbin
wager Brevet Major in the sefvics OF The United
states, and now 't'tioned al Fort Mitchell" for bsv.
ing issued proclamation. ordering all white per,eo,
not having permits or Indian wives, within the sose.
81 10 day. TO leave he country, once known ss An,
Creek milan nation, by which fear and espf,,ioa
among the white 'e'tlers have been created o,er,,
hng materially TO Their injury anil again.t the wal
'are oil The county OF kc. The Grand Jury pye,ent
Also that there rs no law to authorize tho sajd phia
Wager issuing this procsmiii that the J.gsI,,u,s
OF Alabsma by an act pissed in the year 1920 nror