Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

follow up in next with those of Messrs Hanilt
Hayns. and Turnbull-We have also the letter oil Mr..
Madison addressed the Editor of the North Ameri-
can Review, giving his objections to the doctrine OF
Modification, which shall lay in next before the
Public.
The contest in s. Carolina still, RACES with no little We
hencnce. IL Is said that DIR. Guitars OF Abbeville
District has declared himself for Congress in opposition
to Mr.. McDuiic --and that meeting OF the Citizens OF
Edgeield has nominated Gen. David X. Williams Co
vernon of the State.
The Maryland aud Deiapare III, c,ions
The Administration prnts declare, that we have
sustained "real Wac loo Dsfear' in Ma,lnd. The
opposition claim ovsrwhelm NJ msj ,ri'y-6l l6 in
the III Of Deegaeswhen last year The s'renyth the
two partrsiu 'h- Hons. was equal. 40 70 4o.-rhe
Frederckown Citizen (,n Adinnlsra lon paper) think
it probable "that the Clay party will have IN rity
in the Legislature on joint ballot oil at least forty
rfes %
But the Party. though defeated is no dsm,yed. The
Bstn'rs Republicans whose split is equal To s abili
tie, declares that the O,poaiion have oug' nerall-d
us. aud we Mess IT, bu the lesson isa 'ear ne The
overb airing sp u, and n4olent triumph, with which
enemies hail this a.eiden'a tru nph, Is earn az
an waning to III. deceived Jackson party o. The FOL
~ OF tru-iag to any supposed majority, against such
We cram in'rigues.
"Ma yland Ia. Joined herself, for a time, to Misss
cu eus. rmoat, AMI the Ha'tort Convention. IN op
pos 10 the Republican party We z, ira,kly AID
boldly into an honest minority and shall rally TOR the
ext contest with unhroken spirit and hop" Nothing
appease the inveiera- hostility Of the Old Federal
iats in Maryiand-and they AMI will be met with
equal esolu'ion.
Delaware too, which Mr. Jefferson called the "Eng-
lish County, and which the faceous Noah threatened
put his breeches pocket has gone against the
Administration Milligan has beat Rdgely for Congress-
by nearly 600.
The New York American is playing the part OF the
Jesuit, who thinks that ''the end iustics the means
II declares that il shall support Messrs Granger and
Stevens "as the most likely efIectually 10 PROSTATE the
Regency in this state, AMI Jacksonism, far the in
uencc OF New York avail, In the Union. THAT is
TO say, it will give into all the of AnMas nry,
for the purpose OF getting clear of Gen. Jackson Sc.
it will employ an-masonry itself, 10 assist that arch
mason Mr. Clay When such political are
made OF for Such purpose what must we think of
the cause which stands in need of such expcdents,
the agent who will condescend to use 'hem'
| "HckUy-ashes" must excuse for declining TO
publish his article upon Mr.. Southworih he Literary
Subaltern, &C.. &c.) the Erfingusher is already
put upon TINT gentleman. Mr. S. is unfortunate, (as
he has been throughout the whole of the forged letter
transaction in saving that his letter TO has been a
tered by some one, to make him prom'e the orr
gtndt letter. instead of the name only OF MIR. Us
pondent. There is no alteration in the letter, may
be seen by his 'orignal letter. deposited at the Enqur-
er Office.
A Subscriber'' (put into our h,ndO reminds Va. in
ue'y anI disgrdcefii term. that Cen M'Coy
voted against III R.so'utions OF '95 1t may re So
(anI the Copy OF the Deba-s" hat is in
sion has certainly ths name Of MO- >, but wit out
the Christian name-) VT i'm lroha lie II may
10 tciO JTgcts! the fact ID escaped our
tce reco lection.
We must decline publishing the Commune a,ion OF
the Ex-Collecor OF Petersburg; have no wish
to embark this paper in what would iuro OFT he
i ~ II.
czss the 20 No of the 's eek Ii t-leaves il to the
People 20 decide, whether he obuo Sions 10 ia
people OF PetersbnrP but 90 so tar az (h-) stood
wards the in the relation OF n public off ar (he) be-
lieves ,bVy will do (hm) The ins say that none
who had business with the OH 'e wen away dis.
sa;ish Sd-and that so far he stood towards them in
the relation OF Politician it b" was obnoxious to the m
on account OF the opinions VIII ch he en'ertiine or
the manner in which he expressed them he would not
change either the one or the oier, for all the smiles
ia' 'bev. any Pr sdent OF th- United Safes, can
ever be t'w upon lim-H airms that she reporft d
but single bond az in suit, viii b,nd afterwards
paid, and duty entered 10 the cr-i, o. tn u States,
SC.
The Correspondent OF tn. Nv York J,uroal Of
Comm !rce, writes irom L,udon 3l,t Ausus, that In
ring IN" nrevou' week - the price OF Wheat had
clined 10 the gu rter although there has be
much cold aud wet weather. Yesterday prices did not
give way SO much a. hal been generally anticipa C l..
Purchasers were, for the part, complied to pay
lnil prices but holders, DESTROYS OF selling. We e
obliged to submit TO a reduction OF 9, on the fine
| qualities, and B. on inferior sorts.'
THE INDIANS.
Inc Miledgevil' 'corder OF tn I'll flsi. states
mat every person engaged in digging gold in the
Cherokee country has been driven OF by the o. States
troops who amount TO upwards of 800 strong and are
undtr the command of Maj. Wager. Near 200 prison
ers were taken aud kept in confinement one day and
night, and then driven out OF the Niion Some OF the
GeorgiAns who were taken. complained Of very harsh
treatment, such being whipped and beaten with
swords--ihe excitement in Hall county against the Of
hcers OF the detachment of troops in the Nation j.
strong, aGd threats have been made of assembling
NUMBER Of men sufficient to drive Them from the coun
try-but have been informed that is supposed no.
thing OF this kind will be attempted"
The same paper states. upon the authority of the CO.
lumbus Enquirer, that the President has direc
tbs Creek agency to be discontinued because Alaba-
ma has extended her laws to the territory occupied By
The Greeks within her territory The article in the
C. Enquirer referring TO it, previous statement "rea
10 the recent communication Of the President 10 thu
Creek Agent, suhoins the following mpoi tint facts;
that though the Pre is observed in the commune
ton alluded TO, that the State OF Alabama had ~
tented her jurisdiction the Creek Indians and BY
that act made them part Of her populations it was la
compatible with the rights Of sovereign State to kee p
Government Agent within its Limits TO control and
manage the concerns OF portion OF its citizens Enter.
taioing these views OF the subject, he directed the
gent 10 close e business Of the Agency with the ter
ninaon OF the present year, az The Only u,ness the
Government would have with the Creek Indians would
he the payment of the annuity allowed them so long
az hsy remained in Alabama which could hereafter be
diSJursed by means Of a special agent"
AN AGE OF STEAM.
We have heard of various ages-of the Gold, Silver
and Iron Ages-the Age of Chivalry--the Feudal Age
tito Age oil Commerce-and many Ages as the fan
cy OF the Nomencator chooses to adopt-But there are
so many efforts oappy steam TO the purposes of socie
ty, and so much has attended them, that one
may be almost excused for calling this the Steam Ire.
There seems TO be assgnabe limit TO the application
OF the Steam power We that farmer in the neigh
borhooi OF Glasgow has offered premium Of hun
dred Pounds for the invention of a steam plOugh-and
the following letter printed in the Baltimore Republican,
and written a gentleman of that CITY by his Cores