Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

va, departing ore'nrcn. destined whore they are going
TO learn the right Of individual property. and self
vernment. May the voice Of their delegate soon ss
sound in the halls OF Congress-"
find Again! -' The Creeks and charlottesville
'hey turn deaf ear to the advice OF their false
ahu learn WELDON from the example o. their brethren"
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
N,s the highest praise to say. that this document /.
equal II not'uPeror, to the first memorable Message
An opposition print In Baltimore declares il TO be bet
ter As composition, lie luminous a. the mo., an.
Propriae words aud the cisafest thoughts can make
Imgniuea IN us manner-and passages are nt-rspers-
ed throughout II oil commanding eloquence. The whole
dsquisiton upon the condition Of the Indians Is on, of
the most beautiful pieces Of composition which we hay.
ever seen In any state paper. The views throughout,
the Message are striking and powerlui-maoy new
propositions are sdvanced-but the whole IL
with an ability which delights the mind aud must COM
msnd respect from all impartial persons from his
po'i'ical enemies And there l. a,ure sb ut IL,
which is entitled to the highest CONNIE 1son Nothing
eau be more explicit, more rect, frank Than ali
Its statements. There no chicaneIy no
no ',tMe trick. Every body see. the mans bear-H.
carries In his hsndsUd all he proverhisI sub,ltv
o. the politician il exchanged for the nua franknes.
OF TIE man. Even his enemies compelled TO do him
justice In his respect The Baltimore Cbroricle which
predicted that the Mosage would be ambigucu. and
deceptive, is now compcNe TO admit that "ihe sent,
ments OF The President clestIy and ineiiigblv 81,
ted IL is SAFE Paper which abroad viii she'd
new ustre on tn literary and Political character Of our
| country. WI
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
We call the Mobile Pario, of the l7h uit in court
TO testify on aad behalf OF Mr.. Barry. The Witness
lives upon the great New Orleans route, and sees and
knows the benefits of the new arraog emsnts which h
ns mao IN The Mal''.-Ihe amount which is sad to
Do saved by the late contracts s here varously est,
mated from 10000. to between 60 and $50 900 The
latter one proves to be rect, the Presidents Me,
sage and Mr.. Barry's port states il at more than
S72 geo:
DAILY MAIL
The citizens OF Mobile and Of New Orleans memoszsd five
or months for daily or mo;s week, mail This app
SDn wa. ssd By the Post oo the ground
@ y nary that The DspSnon was already under
gre ssa; saving the Wa.has,o"
,h objection has boon obvaed may reasonably look for
an ' M mail arrangement according with tho Mobile
1S sss. . s : 'ff ;:
%S: to %ssra%s" and issn
s sses s an IL Blu. IL be there
SucT smother account which states the
various other quarters From th. fact may certainly found
nJ upon an Immediate mail arrangement, such
But ii win be in the extract, the saving on the
wl,hia aao to tho additional which they would have re-
Register a the sadpg co",ao sSn
Sa,ed o abc o tn, mail route last and
Mitchell through THIS place to New Orleans Of tho
Is TO be feared Mr. Barry refuse our re-
- The General Government is bcs,owug liberal hand
Noble the and NsS which a.
heavy burden upon tho Department. not be bet
standing the gigantic and tho
East aon.he hos been so long 90 t1
', =. no OF suggestion CONNECTED with tho
o 70 ." BURDEN the saving of the
On hs the demanded by tho proposed
1.-The gentleman who now Of tho Department, IN,
SS1G b a with his
surely None we may rest with the fullest confidence
NORTH a.MERTCaN REVIEW
No writer who reviews Books, oueh TO be ignoran,
oil their contents what then, hall we say IF the Ed
.or OF ,ns A. AMERICA Review, with Mr. Jsrsons
he was the Author of the Kentucky Resolutions
And more singular still The Review orotes AZ,
Jetisr'ons letter TO Mr. Wilson c. Nicholas of Sent
i'99-and oVerlooks anoth- letter, in the same puh
ca'ion, addressed to Mr. - Nicholas of ID &C. 1921
which completely settles the question The r. view
quotes The letter OF 1893, fer tie purpose OF showing
mat MI j. declined the task OF writing the Kenu XIV
Resolutions St ransferreditto Mr.. w en- Butifit had
consulted the letter of 1921 would have AZ once
'nai MI .. acknowledged to son of Mr George Nj
cnoas mat he himself drew and delivered them TO him
and in keeping their origin secret he fulfilled his
pledge OF honor, SC &C. But exclusive of This letter
OIL iozl' the letter cited by the Reviewers would be
en- lhconciusiye as proof OF the authorship
me slightest reference to dates would settle the cues
uon. For, the X. Resolutions, 1--WE mean the famous
henucky Resolutions so often quoted, s. much distin-
eusneu ny the force andndiuee OF syle,) were drawn
IN 9S, and adopted by the Kentucky Legislature in
Nov 9S-whereas the letter to w. c. Nicholas inviting
him to very different task, was written in Sent 100 .
Inc review Is thus guilty of anachronsm which
would be dlScreditable even TO the columns of com
mon newspaper. And in TRUTH the whole article is
"SS' VI ounuersj diSSrcceiul TO so and npos-
ing publication.
TIE WASHL.YGTO.V CORRESPO yD EvCE,
The Session OF Congress, will of course omen the
hooi gates anew--and the newspapers will once more
be delayed with letters from the Mercenary Sgis.,,
at Washington Those who ara paid by the p.ragranb
or me piece, will pick up all the varieties OF Trash
"hich Is always found a1oat in the kennels of poi,i
cal metropoli'-and they will send il TO n dis ance
made up according to the particular fashion of IN.
w'ter 'to order" No subject too low for hair ma
All TIE little dirty scandal mat is Whispered about in
up and circulated from the deliberations of The ,h,
ne', down TO he folds Of lddy's petcoat We ,h.l
nave all the old sto les OF the last winters drama o,
up WIN new scen"ry, machinery and embelIish-
! ments'-.V0us perrOns.
lhese literary Mercenaries indeed are a,readv at
work. no Correspondent Of the N. Y. Journal of
Commerce has put lorh auant Courier about the
Secretaries Of War and the N.vy-and concerted
scheme between Me'srs Van Buren, and Rhnd to
secure 10 the latter the fee simple OF his Arabian
horses! The ioimtAbie and endI 81 Correspondent nj
me Philadelphia United States Gazette l. also on IN
arrt-he has reached his one hundred aud sr!yf -rf
Ieft,r; aud II he can be assisted by the Genius of tn
ARABIAN Tales, may yet travel on 10 his Thou.
sond ana one Tales: What rikes us strongly il mar
veous coincidence between his fables and The ,necu
lftons OF he Nat Jour-and would seriously advise
hiin the next Time he commits plagiarism, to steal
leaf from some moe worthy authority. Tha, stjry
Tor instance, about Van Burens vsit to Richmond biz
pledges aost the United States Bank the Richmond
Juno, and he Presidents suspicious OF a Ricbmond
| Bargain have been worn out 10 The Columns Of the
"NatonaL" They are grossly false! But that would
be no ohj9c with hsse CiTculaiors Of base coin
u u were only tolershiy But the whole Sorv l.
worn OUT aad it cny sho the poverty OF their Inven
toe TO retail such an'iquatsd tales
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