Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29

uee'aee We me rettre La Grange."-"Go.on and all
the world will leave you. For my own part. NV de-.
cslon is made. retire TO La Grange"
IL rs remarkable, how the King Of England and the
Mng o, the Netherlands should agree in their Address
es 70 their fariiaments, upon the same phrase she
general system oil Europe" The King of England ex-
presses his determination "to maintain in connsxion
.s Sn,s) allies the treaties upon which founded
the general system OF Europe as the best guarantee
Tor the maintenance of the peace of the word"-It is
SAID mat the Allies about TO interfere to lead to
Pacihcation and arrangement between Holland and Rel
gium-and that France NAV co.operats-Tbs eyan,. |
In Spain and Ireland calculated to arrest aention
gence -A0'''
THE ST4TES
GEoRGIA-The resolutions of Mr. Beall have na..ed
the H. OF r. after two days Debate, by a ma;ortv Of
S oil ihese were offered substitute for Messrs
consutuilonaty of the Tariff and Internal Improve
ment-Ihe indian Land Bill has passed the Senate
with the following additional section:
"Ard be further by the authority aforesaid Tia, a.. ~
s Surveyors shall with little delay possible to
Sa sS sS%pSSo and thereof the
Of I Ps"sS ana and dee,
ssh nso such section Be held
I9, d,ss or Of
tS s The oath and the bond by law .Ss
Of sIfsS % % a1w .s ss,as BY sT
eaSa tho to vote for such and
s2eo"ipp th nS ensuing recess, Of he in
the lands then the ss@ ss.
duties and to the eomao 20 proceed the discharge
s s t@,f s and the occupancy of territory
ing the General Assembly, and until enactmen,s for This
The College Bill has passed with clause autbor;z
rug county In the State TO select from among the
one young man, between the ages OF Is and Is 10
be boarded and educated Franklin College ont of The
FUNDS Prouded by the State-The Committees on Hanks
IN the H. of r. have "made along report resnect;n ,h
Cntea States Bank unfavorable TO the re.charterng
Vi "e sane' and lnstructng our Senators and request
ing our Representatives in Congress TO use their united
lnnuehce against any enactment tending to renewal
| SoUTH-CARoLINA-The Session of the Iso;s,.,ro
closed at late hour Saturday night the Isth They
passed only "a acts Among the additions to the Tax
ac Is the tax oil per cent upon dividends in sfock
o. the United States and per cent upon bonds: mea
sure which though projected failed during the Sesson
previous The tax upon Lotteries has been increased
70 nVe thousand doiiars.The Charleston City Gazette
sates that IAN important and more equitable amend
mas been made upon the law tchch relates In ,,s,,y,
by 'ne new pm, the principal, without interest is only
recoverable In usuriors transactions The Iepislaure
mas refused, again, TO charter Bank at Columbia r,
mas renewed the charters of the Union and PLANTERS
ana Mechanics Bank of this city"-The c. Courier
says at an impre ssion appears prevail that an
ira session oil the Legislature will be called in the g.
vent oil nc modification of the Tariff taking place during
the present session OF Congress-"
Il North CARoLINA-Go Governor Stokes wac s,,or, :;
to oice on the 18th, in the presence of the egisI,,
ana large number OF citizens.-Robert H. Burton
Esq having declined the acceptance of the ofice 81
treasurer, VIM S. Mhoon has been elected The Hill
es.aolsh bank on the funds of the State has been
adenney postponed in the Senate by the casting vote
In Committee of the Whole, Sin DISCUSSING The
merits OF the resolutions heretofore introduced bv NJ
sawyer, declaring tha all duties imposed by Congress
on imports not Tor revenue, but to control the indus
uy OIL he country, are unconstitutional and particular
~ on the unconsuonality of the Tariff of ls2i-,2sn
me discussion was adjourned until subsequent day.
oHIo-Gen. Macarthur took the oaths of office as Gov
ernor oil the State, on the 18th inst His
sort oil Oninitnn Gatherm. 1t sings the praises
oil the American System.
Hs regrets THAT there perhaps any general system Of
POcy which Is calculated TO give entire and aord
of the union
nsp ""d most those who
%Sy .S sSIs o BE- ' " of POLICY
ed however that the portion of the un
sy S" system Che and Se
proper and necessary change" ~ "uy consent TO any
pa Tio 80 ISPose BY
can p.opol that l. would question now
believed dgosied SYSTEM of IS there
Ro ey S sS%o re s ought
o% Som%'Sds Iho construction of tho Road
turnpike from Cumberland lie e"n .oE
RoiD commencing at Zanssy or 1 TIE rassEsI NJ
Snn state. 'G ?i, sSHg Ghcoo
state OF kenucky and Nashville Tennessee Florence in Ala
bana II is hoped that REsrEcrruL MEMORIAL TO CoSo,
on THIS SUBJECT, rEorsE IrrEsTIos,n W
Inc reader cannot possibly misunderstood the drift
OF this suggestion )-He proceeds to remark tbs, ,bs
national debt will probably be extnguisbed in S ' &c
hVe years-that "afer that time congress will no doubt
repeal or reduce the present duties except on articles
lr m inf.
hclent quantities within the United States After The
extingushment Of the national debtthere will be how
ever under reduced tariff Of duties, surplus reve
nue., which, if properly applied to works of internal i'm
ProVemens, VIII give employment TO thousands Of Ia
oorers who are, in all countries the most useI cIas
oil the community, and the real supporters of
nent The opposition Of the President of The Tn;,sd
states TO those toorks toas, at the time of his eIec,
WhoHy unexpected, and IL is believed does NOT ,,,es H.
| appreciation Of the citizens Of our State" '''
An nsinuaon which is surely as fo0enuous -. :. =.
ioeTdU For the President himself proposes maj oc,
the erttngms,ment Of the public debt the s,,r, IT,,
unds OF the government should be Distributed s,n
he states, Tor this very purpose of Internal I,s
nent IL could scarcely be expected after soch q -
commentator, that the Governor of Ohio would ~.
eondescended to fling such insinuatjons sain, sh
'eT'uent OF the " States Gen. Macarthur would have
zone mere honor TO HIMSELF f he had not followed in
Tue Footsteps OF Governor MetcalE
r. Judge Lane has been elected Judge Of the Supreme
No'' 10 supply the vacancy oceasoned by the res0-
n mI OF the Hon. Elijah Hayward" The Columbus
ouieuh says, chat Judge Lane was supported by the
members opposed TO the Administrations and the Hon
Reuben Wood by its friends II will be seen Thai four
successive ballotngs had before the question os
determined. Judge Lane with whom we have No ner
sonai acquaintance, is very highly spoken of as man
and lawyer. He has for number of years nrss;a
as the Judge Of the Circuit Of this state with much 60
/ dit to himself lie is NO PARTY MAN and ,hon,,h
he gave his vote TO Mr. ADAMS, lie is said N bay -
| predictions for HENRY CLAY. judge Wei =; ''o
gentleman Of character and WORTH and snstaios $500 - .
bis friends, very high reputation as Judge Ne ~