Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-21
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THE EX-CANINET IT4DrT-


that were displaced by the election OF Gen Jackson.-
Instead of bowling with submission the ~ of tie peo-
pie, which was so fully and riumphany expressed in
the due course OF their legitimate rights they say no,
"submisson is part of creed; ha,e too long
enjoyed the Establishments of station to yclI passvey
to defeat have community of ineres, that binds
us; we have common Syspatby that stimulates US;
we have active spirit OF revenge that srs with
in and the last effort of desperation shall he employ
ed to regain the power and patronage that is lost
US In conformity 10 these controlling principles,
lind them every where active and all hands duty
The master spirits OF the celebrated c0diiion odnin-
'stTdtion are not exempt Ii will not answer for them
TO wrap themselves in the mantle of ex-olical conse-
quence, as too dgnied TO labor in the cause
Each man TO play his part i'm this great drama; and
we hear that Mr. eX President Adams is to be FIR
Congress from Massachusetts,; Mr. Secretary Clay
to be for Senator TO Congress from Kentucky; Mr..
exSecretary Southland is to be run(or Congress from N
Jersey; Mr. ex-Secretary Barbour is be for the
Legislature OF Virginia; Mr.. exAtornev General Writ
is to be run by the Indians for the Supreme Court of the
United States; and subalicrns h,t have
been run out, in, and by this means grand effort
is TO be made by this corps OF sappers and miners,
break down General Jackson-;o hood nl the people
and again bargain themselves into power
We ask the people TO look these significant signs of
the times, and if they do find ORGANIZED eff
Tort making to conravene their will, and, Shy hoo
by crook TO again possess that power which they have
been emphatically told they unfit MANAGE We
do not hear that any OF those digntarics intends
supporting the administration created bv the PEG pIE
on the contrary. know that they are all implacabc
IN their opposition and have taken their iond against
the sovereign power of the country These unusual
ectT0OTdidfY means regain wha: Che pcOpC have
taken away proclaim an admOuiio that should pass
UNDECIDED nordnae desire grasp The reigns power
be II un ERA monarchy bile, point ST. Mfr
cany TO Danger and this is the be apprchendcd
when find il sought after against the declared viii
OF the supreme power of the land hose into whose
hands the people wish TO place power they will raII-et
us beware OF those whose lmpertnence or ambition
brook no delay rU S. TEL
MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.
Ii is strange that there should exist any difference of
opinion on this subject We have not been surprised by
end obi haN
said in regard TO it but that any gentleman having re-
putaton as lawyer should not perceive the gross abb
surdty OF testing the jurisdiction of Georgia. or
the preensons of the adventures TO sovereignty in the
Cherokee country in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, is 10 us utterly nexpcable.
Let the SOVEREIGNTY of these 20 or 80 white adVcn-
turers and ha-breeds Though the idea is ridiculous
ehough) be admitted for the sake Of Illustration. As
independent nation can they become party in the Sill
preme Court Of the United Satesa Certainly not The
idea oil one sovereign nation bringing suit against an
other sovereign nation, an ats eo,Tt n Ia pre-
posterous TO the last degree.
On the other hand-if within ths jurisdiction of
Georgia, how can individual Cherokees 5ccomc parties
| In the Supreme Court?
1T IS dilemma The opposition may take either horn
| OF il. IN
THE INTELLIGENCER AND THE NAVY
In onf last we corrected an error into which were
led relative TO the Fishing Bounties and showed that
.he saving made in the first year OF the present admins
raon, by the increased vigilance OF the Treasury De-
PaTmsni, although not 50 much supposed,
/ only FlFTY-0NE THOUSAND TWO Hun DRIED
! CENTS.
Without pointing out single missatement in the
bfdch LISf,' the lnelligencer avaed itself of our
error in that Particular pass sentence of sweeping
condemnation upon that list, not only charges that
Is made up OF falsehoods dscoored facts, but that
our articles and various reports of the ih Auditor are
systematic attacks upon the honor of naval officers
and upon the Navy itself.
We rejoice that the more respectable organ of the
ohocras IN ms city, has entered the lists upon his SUBJ
Ject gives us oppoI unity repe charge Against
ms administration OF hostility TO the Navy, which has
been recently scattered abroad through various chan
neis ana TO lay before the country the principles upon
which IFS affairs administered
Inc 'oul impuations cast upon the honor and honesty
oil our naval officers by the Ineliucnccr opht not 10
escape passing notice. Our sBlacks Lists contain
simple statement OF facts, generally without comment,
eNhiong In the former administrators OF the Navy De-
Partment, tissue OF frauds, abuses, and corrupons
scarcely ever exceeded in the worst of governments
Not one OF those facts has been denied or can he dis
proved The names OF those who have committed
tnese acts are given. There as net commissioned
oDiceT Q the Nary Except a few discussing agens)
among them 1t is not those who have haZarded their
lives IN bloody conflict and borne our flag tumphaDtlV
TO every cline, or those younger honor who are
destined to maintain its glory that have committed these
abuses or are charged with them. Congress made ap-
preparations OF money for their support and for
inc support and extension of the naval establishment.
Ihose to whom the disbursement of these was
was committed, have diverted them from their
destined object taken them by fraud support their own
eXtFavagances, given them to favores TO pamper vice
or purchase the favor of Unsuitable avarce. Not only
nave the means given by Congress enlarge and sus-
q
was faithfully TO apply them but the Pension Fund aris-
ing from prizes taken the ocean and destined 10 sun
port those who have been crippled in the glorious fight
x the Hospital Fund, made up contribution of twenty
cents month by every in the naval service and
destined TO support the poor, inm, and worn-ou Off
Ger and seaman, have been shamefnllv plundered by
those whose duty II to apply them TO the sacred OBJ
ject OF their creation.
The Intcligencer labors identify our gallant officers
with these harpies who have robbed them and the Ma
~ and then orsoOth pronounces the exposure o, their
Pund@eTs an imputation upon their honor! IL casts
upon them the tOuest imputations. No imputaon can
De more foul, more gross, false than suppose
Tor moment that the real honorable fighting men of
the Navy, consider themselves insued and dshonored
by the exposure and punishmcno those who were de-
stoying them and the Navy by inercepng he appro-
Prlations OF Congress, by Introducing into the nins-
traon 81 its concerns, oosoness abuse, and corruption.
where the officers who feel their honor implica-
ted IN the exposure and punt hnent the Fourth
Auditor, who plundered with equal indifference them
and the Treasury
Where the officers who feel il an ifnputaion upon
their honor that the act of the late Fourth Auditor and
Secretary OF the Navy have been exposed giving and
advancing 10 Amos Binney eighiy-sir HDur0d dOii0y5
@ her m9nel-of money appropriated to maintain their
own lavore Navy
Where tho officers who feel their honor implcat-
ed in the exposure Of the allowance to Allen and Leon
ard, OF more than eleven thousand dollars Of the
funds, and the lending OF thousand OF the
noy 10 the late Fourth Auditor?
How any Of those officers feel their honor impli-
Gated in the oxl Of Charles Hay tor applying un-
Justly TO bis than three thousand dollars
Of the money by them the ocean and set apart