Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

willing and reluctant embers who but for the sword
suspended over their heads would hy off from the
mon centre, "a from h,ree and consuming fire, which
burps only to destroy The constitution, administered
.eeordingto 1t. letter aud spirit dispense nothing
hn' Justice AID the Character OF the American people
their suticien, warranty that state would separate
from the Union without justihabie cause.
Regarding the Uuon as family compact. the NON.
ers which can only be KEEP, together by The practice
OF strict ami moerA Justice is better that tn.
tents aud macoutents should be suffered TO depart
peace by common consent than by common concert,
conshao ar-ucian' obedience Which yielded TO day,
may be torcibiy Withdrawn tomorrow Ii is the shed
dny OF blood which deters us from constitutional r-s.-
tarce TO demonstrations laws, and which ought to be
postponed long the aiDies hope remains OF a re-
turning sense OF justice You we'll know how the
same infatua is constantly pursuing an interest IN
fni,ely more sacred, the unhallowed touch Of which
would be bound in honor To resist aud with ven
sesnce never to Be appsased B, pardon 20 much o.
hese distressing topics, aud accept the tender OF my
| gard and esteem G.. NJ TROUP
| To Mtssrs. I'm TAYLOR, Wade HAMPTON. Jr John
Brown, Pierce Nj. Butler, AMI William Harper.
The last few months have been unusually pregn mt
with events OF great and stirring interest. Within y
twelve month past II hA. been our pleasing duty to
cord more occurrences OF gratifying character than
| any previous year Ter long line can parallel. Mos
OF these evens OF moment in some degree o'her
gov out Of the sprea of Intelligence and the advance
ment which The people Of Europe making towards
the establish Mt OF free institutions. Fret there WIS
the repeal OF the corporation and test acts; then the
Catholic emancipation; tn the victory OF Russia
Ule turks, rom winch the establishment OF Greece
asepuae and Jude pendent government aud the
largement OF the commerce OF the civilized world,
the gratifying rollaIies After THE, the exp diiion
sfFraoce against AIgers, and the overthrow OF that
barharous ci'y-cvents pre- gnant wi important
quences-Dex, occupied pnbiic attention. The OF
his happy result has not yet been fully ciscua
I'd throughout our country, when the columns
| the public journals were again filled with still
more epgrOssng intelgence--the amazing details
OF the French revolution. the favorable conclu-
sion &C negotiations with Great Britain il sno.
Tn ba iheI IN ne ti.t of ,,.
Gums ances, which have taken place with such almost
bewlerDg rapd.iy OF su rces.ion. In this hasy emu
meration we have not advercd several minor revo-
buttons in South America to tn. death Of tn. King o.
England, nor TO existing coHmoons in Spain. which
will yet ED, doubt, in tho am. ora ton of the 90
verDmsn', il in the complete regenera ion OF thai
| tram led nation.
These Of the subj cts which, within
twelve month past, have given occupation 10 uewspa
pers aud interesting themes Of comment and speculation
to readers 10 other countries these ances are
exercising important influence The people be gin
10 Ind hat they the of power, and that The
only legitimate end OF government is their happine..
ami prosperity. They are becoming npaisnt OF
tn re'trsns which ,h have so long borne with pa
tence. They seem to become conscious OF thei-
letters as they are lght>ned each link that stuck "A
renters the rest more Calling. Topics W. ich were
hardly agitated year ago. or spoken OF at ALL only
IN corners and by places, boldly md op MY
ci'cus,e' Even in Spain, where the press is under
The suctes and m $, tyranncal censorsl o The nature
aud ends OF government subj that have ava.
kened unwonted irquIi's. Nowi MISLEADING the u
liberal Ina
pers oil Fancs have been introduced and circulated;
and It the aims OF the people are not met by Ferdinand
an explosion must ere long take place that Will shak
hi throre 10 lie base. The divna right OF kings" i,
doetrin" that will soon have advocate The 'sli.
mit' monarchy of France is chy ONLY in ame:
her govern ment is essentially republicans il is encum.
bered with som" OF the forms aud names OF the oil sys-
hut the ope tepresented-ev their 'ci,i.
I'm king Il an elected sovereign, and heir voice the
law Of the land IL i' gratifying reflect that the ex
ample of Ibis country has had small share in bringing
aim IA iaular INtt ttrarrN Inn NJ
GREAT NEWS FON THE FARMER!
Just paper had h en- pu TO press last week
we received The 80 tia the W INDIA TRADE,
which had been last by tie misnana and gec
OF Mr. Clay, viii h Secretary &C State, had been
regdintd BY The fynness, tcsdOm and perseverance Of
Pres tent JdcSOn This will again afford outlet Tor
oar surplus produce to the ports Of those lands snd
vii no doubt speedily raise the prica Of all kinds ri
grain. While President Jackson il, on the one hand
lieving from the heavy ,:xsS imposed Tea. col
fee &c. *, he is on the other providing markets for
surplus produce He ia he President Of the People
His whole lite has b. en- devoted to thsm-He slill
has eye single 10 theie uterestsThu. sitter having
fought ard bcd half century ago, TO establish the ill.,
critics OF the cunry-hs is covering his latter day,
highest office in the world. nv. Jersey Emporium
The administration - Information from every part
OF the state hes us continually, whvh warrants us
IN saying u a. great numbers OF the honest and neli-
gent Of oUr ellow-ritiz ms whe originally, supported
Mr Adams, have determined to support the present al.
minis alton in preference Mr. CEdY This il precise-
ly the course we should eXsec from every onc whose
mind not enthraled by the letters Of party-who acts
conscltn;iously, and aims at the good of his country
The Clay aeT and their tools will ablse every man
no d1ubt, W refuses 10 he whipped into Mr.. Clay's
ranks-.houg little while ago they insisted that Mr.
Adams should be continued in Office eight years be-
cause he elected though contrary 10 the spirit OF
the Contuuon-but they change their tune en- irely
in regard 10 General jackson though elected by vas
majority OF the people They conts nded little while
ago that Mr. Adams must he tried by the merits Of hi.
adminisraliOn-they unwilling to aio. G n. Jack
son the same privilege. And every who is hon
est too uprgh 10 follow the through al their snuo=-
lie; who with the uDben ing spirit Of freeman will
think and Judge for hmseli-is denounced BY thesr
leaders. The censure OF such is batter fac better
than their praise. IIb.
OPENING of the West Htia Porfs.-The last mail
SUI Jet Of opening the West india trade to American
Co merce-one of the most important measures 70 tis
Safe, which has taken place for many years. Corn,
Flaur, Peas, Beans Slaves, Shingles lumber and va
eiy OF other articles Of agricultural and dome site pro-
ducilon will fad ady market, and, of course
command such pric. will give energy s. industry TO
our people We congratulate fellow Ze ns on hi,
prospect Of better times. 1t will be remembered that
the West India trade was lost by the mismanagement
OF the lest administration. Refu-in. to receive as IA
what they thought to ob;a by great Diplomatic
skill il not until too a,e to reract that they dis.
covered their To the admin on of Geusra
Jackson, however are indebted for a wiser
better and successful result. II is not little
amusing 10 the course that has bsen pursued bv
The opposition prints in relation TO this trade At
hrst we were informed that Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.
McLane would negotiate away the Tariff (would that