Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

10 develop Tire truth. lie will sti,, nttemrt II, Itwa,
no friend OF his who offered the re soluon and COM
The inves',sa ,ion A il is completed Lieu,rn.
ant R'nlolPh viii probably have chance to give hi.
explanations AMI account for Mr. Timberiake's money
size ryr 9 ~,
| CuMBSRLANp. (M) July 1T may no, be deemed
unimporant 10 friends distance to know tina,
20 lar our knowledge extends there n,t the slight
"a" whispering OF complaint or Dissatisfaction at the
course pursued by toe President with regard 10 the
May'viIs and Rockville Road Bile, In this section OF
couniryit has met with the cordial and uu animous an.
| our rank'-and more settled and fixed d.ternins,io
to resist the insdoJs attempts of the CLAY marty 10 al
vius ana conquer us, never existed in Aegany conn
ty. Heretofore, have met the m and defeated ,b,y,
~ every contest Should the present attempt to excite
AID animate their friends, prove sufficiently successful,
10 induce soma THEM to become candidates for the LIE
gisaure al the ensuing election 1t will only all rd us
another opportunity OF showing them superior speed
and bottom "SAlt Pe,rs anl burot brandy can't bea
| W.. [yfdryiani .air.
The demons'ra,on' OF Joy anl respect which every
where greet our venerable aud beloved Pr. sid in ia
progress OF his journey 20 Tennessee il alike honorable
10 th patriotism of the pc ,plc and gratifying TO tn, feel
I VI We pcesiiea' more convincing evidence Of
me increased AMI Increasing hold General J4cksos Is
every day gaining upon the al. ction, of tho peope
conli not BE- sired by hi. devoted friends than
"a all ,rded at ibis time by the cordial ani span,sncous
onrst' OF applause with which h ia every where haeh
by all classes of'Cizens In Frederick where his en-.
eies nave use. evHry meini 10 irh, their forces
gfnst him--"here tine mot ingenious appeals by ;,s
most designing AMI cunning aiser'aties have been
male 10 the ra'sions ani prejrdicss o; the pcoole-
wh@rs they h'vs r->orisi 10 every expeert TO ch,ngs
ms sentiments OF his endJ, AMI create disseDtions
'h1hS them-wh'.e every thing tina, ingenuitv could
suggest or passion AMI malice invent IL dstort and dis
colour every act M, only Of his Administrations but OF
h's who', lte--w. fad, however, o,withs,andnr al
he.e .ttons OF hs wicked ana unprncipei enemies
MS friends AM former advocates remain s,eadf. and
hrn IN MS suppot-they meet him with open arms
aud greet hin with acclmations of oy The B,arl /,
in /.
prepared To- mc ia pressed ~ pitaki OF their ho.
paiy and afford them further opportunity of expr,s.
pressing TO him h u1alterabs confidence in hs int.
gr'ty' patriotism and political wislnm. Thi. invitation
given to the Pre'i'eat by gentlemen again.t whom
ne tongue OF 'lln.cr mus, he mute, AL AZ whose feet
me everomed shafts of mi,ignity ani dsriciion must
TALL harim'ess. Whrn such men "a Diet. VIM Tcl.r
(oir la'H e-ctp) Judge Abraha,n S',river the Hon
John Noi'on, late men6er in Congress from this di-
irict AM nov member OF the Senate OF Mar, land
Francs Ihonas L q Speaker OF thu last III Du,A of Del
"gae' OF this state ard several yearsa member Tr;n
frederick conn'y, and WIN. NJ. BAIL. Cashier Of the
trm'rs' and Mechanics Bank, At Frederick. We cav
when such men ws have Just uatn,d come forward
an tender TO IN Jackson assurances Of ihe- uoalter
ao'e conn 'ncA in his integrity patriotism and political
wision the lips Of the calumnia,or should b. sealed
AMI his ia'e buried in the dust. Let evsry n )nest an
nnPr"ir"ed man rna! the Letter from those gentlemen
to the President, and then determine thu degree
OF confidence { at should be placed in the spite.
iul stories that daily and hourly trimmed
mp by HE tri'nd| Of Mt. Cly [, serve thsir un!nlv
nnrpo'e'. Who will now beievs the mis.rabl. AMI
bv these that General Jack had given Doctor
Tyler and Mr. Ball assurances that he would sign tho
Ro"kyill' Road Blil Congress .hond pass it, BY
their letter to ths President tn ~ have plac, the seal
OF islsehlnd tn story, anl via Heated him from
gross and wicked calumny.
There we're Other circum',ance, connected with the
PRESIDENTS arrival al Frederick which d, the peopl, of
that place much credit large number of her MOS,
Respectable cIZens "a a'tey apprized OF the
PRESIDENTS approach, went out several mile. to meet
MN, AMI escored him into town The Bells of the
Churches, says the Ciiz,n, rang AZ he entered
AMI his reception altcg"thr coriial as the high
and increasing respect which is snte ed for him
could make it,
AT Miilletown. "he was received by the i,yor. ac-
CARNATIONS and greeting OF all Ia. citizens AMI hi arri
val wi' announced by the ringing OF the Bells in b,,h
In Htgsrs,own his reception, was no. less ,Ye.ine
and cordial. His stay in that ui'cs very short
BIT short II was, h. did not fa 70 call uoon th. ,y
Jows OF HE late friends Cant. Thomas Pos, ami william
Finhuyh, jr. Eq.-he visited ca n of those hdiss at
their houses, and manifested that he wlt not unmind
5and4.
We might exten! u,i, article, and show to cur re,
dsrs that the P'aslent ia every where received with
demonstrations OF joy and spcc Bat enough ha, all
ready been said prove the satisfaction of the mo
skep'icai, tha. Far from Gen ION having grown
weaker In The conf encs and affections Of the people
ne IL every day, Ike the ball that il rolled from
the top OF the hill 10 the bottom growing stronger an
-l more strong, the People become acquainted with
'ae excellence OF his administration and the Republican
simplicity OF his manners. Tb
The motives which inlucel the Executive TO com
mute In punishm ent o. Wilson, were we understand,
OF public nature. The prisoner mi rendered SCR
uices 10 the public, which thought important e.
nough 10 m',i' inuance Of Tile by way of reward
lha revelations he has made, will il il sail by enabling
the police TO prevent oiFDct5 ~ It coAtenplled
be the me ms OF saving fo the ri.1l, OF being
robbed or murdered and oh-rs f'onl the rsqn, OF i'm
pri'onnent or hanging. The particulars OF these re
yslA'ions havt Mt been communicated 10 u.s.
general di'sa isiac;ion, il is ssii, peryld.s the
community not because one man was hanged yaster-
day, bat b~cau'e too were no, executed Ii go a sin
guldr change in relation 10 capital punshnents must
have taken place in pu1!ic sediment. The lie mail
robbery wa' not attended with agrAvasd circumsian
ces TIE mot horrible murders have been commit ID
viii incur county limits, and tn, off nds have through
The eny OF jraa, escaped with less pu1i-hmert ;ha,
Wl1oa is nov doomed TO Undergo. II This change in
public sentiment has actually taken place, may ex
pect that the against murder vii, hereaf be
forced in Philadelphia in all hsir rgjr. The increase
OF brutal honicdss, wil few years. certainly prove,
that our ldH' "a at present administered, quite iu
sufficient TO prevent cricies of this description.
Phil. Gag.
The National In elgencer socks con 'ras, the cor
duct OF Gen. Jackson in approving tn, Indian Bill and
rejecting the Maysvills and Rockville II 3ai Bile; and
attempts 10 make ont OF Inconsistency, as regauls
the expenditure OF the NoDa Funds and the national
ity Of these Tue question ia q