Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

iding and ruling the plundered plourhman and
blessing to the monarchy Of their first aim and perhaps
The surest stepping stone 10 it,"
And is this the Politician whom Mr.. Ingersoll pre-
oil constructive supplements and 'splendd natural
monuments OF usurpaien? And is this the man
whom Mr. lngersoll would summoa to the bar.
verify the power Of passing the Tariff Of '2a-mueh
tess' the sti'i more extravagant Tariff of 2S.-The
whole tone Of Mr. Jefferson's opinions Is opposed to
such dogmas as are now gratuitously ascrbed to him
uognas, which would sweep Oft alt the lines between
the Federal and State authores-erect n splendid and
overwhelming government-a "monument' of our own
stone to monarchy"
The doctrines Of Mr. l. IN ay lead TO such resuIts n
the People should acquiesce in them. They come from
a source, which is calculated to do acknowledgements
Mr.: L. Is gentleman of talents aud repuation.-But
he Is not alone In such dra opnions-Nor is this the
only evil Sign of the Times
it there was ever period Gays IN, last Banner of
the Con'tuon) since tue termination Of the gorio,.
.rugge which established the independence Of those
Une States at which the disnterested patriot vas cali
ed uon to step forth In defence of the liberties of the
people, that period Is the present. m,m-nt of more
!ear'u iorebodng has never yet been presen ted Ii
day OF clouds and thick darkness Chains are now
rvetting Tor the people, which, il once submitted TO-
will never be shaken Off The monsrou, doctrine
OF consolidated government has been in
nigh places, and already do in the privat.''
walk. oil life, the poison sPre aiding its bsneful nfu
'"oe wow IS the time to Withstand such doctrines.
THE LATE DEFALCATI0N.
i0nO
has noticed false and impudent Commu alton in q
Norfolk paper, under the signature of "Truh"-whch
mas been eagerly translated into the Nationa Jour
na and will probably 60 the rounds of the Coalition
papersIt relates the defacaton Of the late Collec
.or OF fetersburgt characteristics the original article
IN the &C., d." (Which announced the defalcation) az
"a case and INFAMOUS caltmny, got I'D TO save the
sinking administration with their o,on set of pecul,
tors and deaulters-It purpors to make this contra
dcuon on the assurance Of the Eek. Collector himself
and II modesy declares that the MT il iudeb
a A0O I'm fbn Ia D,s.r.
Collector" 0 A0''''u's
The go. d." declares the assertions Of the Nor
,ok communication to be positively Jalse-and that
no man having the least prctensions to veracity would
have the "unblushing afrontery' to make them
have letter before us, which removes every sba.
DOW Oh doubt upon the subject The Marshall had in
ms possession Distress Warrant against the Collector
ior Is apprehended that his securities
win be ruined-The Marshall has exposed to sale GER.
tain property Of the Collector in the County of Amelia
and it is said, that he purchased part Of it. puf;r,
doon the cash for that purpose.
what will the Coalitonists say these
they who made such Glamour about the removal
Oh COL fooerson-ascrbing it to outrageous Gu
ton for opinions sake?
The writer of Truth speaks also of the Soul aspcr-
sion OF this corrupt and tcicked administrator pon
Mr. King, the late Navy Agent of Norfolk ALI that
we VIII say at is that whatever be the state of
MIR. KS accounts it ought to be exhbited-that if inno
cent his character ought to be cIeansed from every
picon and f defaulter the government itself should
be ciea"sed from every rcproach. 1t is stated i'm a
northern paper that the motion of Mr. Carson in the
4. az Tho
instance OF Mr.. Branch.-The resolution has not vet
oeen disposed of-hough every con.ider alton recon-
mends full deveopement of the Transaction Surely
mere has been time enough produce all the voucb
ers' and ascertain the real state of the accounts!
ABUSES OF THE PRESS.
Had the Lynchburg Virginian the smallest grace re-
naming, II would at once, (on seeing the downright d
Tect contradictions and proofs of the Nashville Repub
can have admitted that it had been imposed ON bv ri
d'culous accusations against the Nashville Committee
nave confessed Its errors, and prom sed discretion
or me uture-l has not taken this course-nor did we
expect 1t would-instead OF making the omende honor
d6fe to men, whose characters il has il has
dorsed the forged charges which has circulated and
ought now TO share in the guilt of the original transgrss
sion. The Vrgnian has still the face to insinitate
that the contradiction Of the N. Republican Is false
and oil COURSE that its ownssurmse about the none va
BENG returned, either directly indirectly, from
Washington City'-may still be true. Is there he
sghfesf probability Of it, Ii is charged that money had
been paid out by Mr.. Parish, or the Committee for
oroes ana political purposes-and II is still insisted up
on mat portion Of the missing money ay have been
lately returned from Washington city. Indeed. the
amount OF the missing money is said to be about al OO
hey were IN notes OF the Nashville Bank-notes nearly
TWO year ago drawn from circulation counted and pt nm
In bundles OF from to $4,000 each-sealed I'M with
WAX the Directors writing their names upon tbe nacLe,o
and yet il must now be contended, they were first
paid out In brides, then scattered the countrv
then collected at least portion Of them)-at Washing
ton-then returned to Nashville; made I'D in packeis
sealed, &c &c For the Republican shows that the mo-
ney which has been returned to the vaults of the Bank
was the money thus counted, packed away sealed &c
How can the Virginan escape this dilemma, II fries
indeed, to do by little fun [itn in such seron
CASEY and by boldly attempting to show that the Cash
Ter could not have easily removed il from the vaults o M
Bank-The Republican" ron the spot and with all fbe
facts now known to the citizens of Nashville saws nosi
lively that the Cashier did take the trunks with him
And the Virginan talks orsooth about the omu,in
mances of Baron Munchausen!p'
The N Republican scernfully laughs at the yrpin.
ans crying out for some Of its friends at Nashville to
heip IL out oil its embarrassments. Its Editors saw
mat ihey would be obliged to any gentleman Of thai
city (Nashville) who may know any thing of the Cir
cumsances connected with the dealca alton &c (of IN.
state Bank) to furnish Qhem) with such facts as NAV
be IN his possession with regard it-that Is TO saw
" he can do so In safety-if he can e,cspe IN.
e'poinAge Of parti.sn Posi.Offiee e.tsbl,hnent
and the punishment of the SECOND SECTION"
why do not these Editors appeal the charity of the
man ma who furnished them with the first information!
why does he not help them out if he can! Or rather
why do they not acknowledge the gross imposition that
mas been pracsed upon them, and call upon their in.
dormant to make due reparation to abused publci
"Pohftcd Regeneration in .Ne,c Enelondo
ne opposition Editors Boosting Of the great in
crease OF their strength. "Good easy souIs' yybcr.
are the evidences Of il! Even New England tbeir
own stronghold, is leaving them-and rebellion /, an
prarDg in the East ~
Rhpde bland" James Fennet (.sys the Providence
Patriot was reelected Governor by n msio,i,v =,
1912; Charles Collins, L. Governor, by ma;o,i,n
Of 3l46 The opposition party has only one msiori,y
IN the House Of Representatives., Is will be Scan by
the following vote for Speaker.
For j. L. Tillingbast, (opposiiion,) "a
For T. X Potter, administration 80