Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

Charles Rhind, Of this city, the very delicate ms,;onof
forming treaty with tie Divan. which would secure 70
u.s. oy Distinct sipuations the privilege generally con-
ierred by the treaty Of Adranope. Mr. Rhnd IL well
known as practical reliant, who has traded TO tho
Levan,; and on consulting those in this city familiar
WIN the turkish character, aud mode Of transac,ug
business with he he has, by his jujcous cours O. sue
ceeded In securing macy important privileges to our
commerce Heretofore the Anne rican flag has
sailed under the protection OF the ag of some Enrooenu
aud friendly power ships will dispay our own
proud baoD-r in the Enxine AID Bophorus, without
tribute or convoy Much has been written the bene-
hts which secure TO ourselves by the coinerce
oil the Black Sea- To The cotton goods
and cotton twist the market will be .bie and
profitable, and very short time will elapse before they
acquaint themselves with every article that will meets
ready sale Our shipping will also obtain freight as car
rers OF grain to ports Of Italy and France aud the Tur
key trade generally will be improved.
we shall shortly realilz' many improvement. 10 QUE
thing will be left by the pr. sent administration
that can promote every interest of our country.
C0urier & Enquirer
tersbHrg has been fruitful theme for the coalition pa
pers and they have manufactured about as many false
hooa 10 relation to as there are papers in their interest
in this work. Rotten STONE of the Commercial always
takes the lead. and he il was who published the sy
story Of Mr. Randoph's ro,o not rscros, the Po,o
mac, and then added his own mon shilitv that Mr.
VAN buren, offered to Mr. II. the embassy TO Russia
when he visited the Convention at Richmond last fail
ms mas already been contradc'el; but happen
to hnoto something about this matter, may be we'll 10
state that the Presien, himself offered tho embassy to
Mr. X, more than two months previous 10 Mr.. Van
being yielded to that offer, Mr. R4ndoph's reply was
courteous and respectful and he voluntarily offered to
Wit Washington to receive his instructions If the Sec
rshry oil State deemed it necessary.
No appropriation for ihs mission made by Con-.
gress, and the Pre- dent red furnish the outfit of
SeToo from hi. private fund.-. which Mr. Randolph
uechned accepting, and has left the country without
receiving his outfit. no
JEFFERSON AND JAcKsoN.-Nop. rson can re all the
following extract from the inaugural Address OF
TIL. JEFFERSON without being forcbIy struck with the
hatx-
OF 1885 aud those who, This time oppose the present
Chief Magistrate. In both instances the result, $50 far
as the lapse Of time will admit of a comparison has
proved that public who discharge their duty
in the true spirit of the Contribution "canno be written
down by fasehood and drfama,ion; and that engh,-
eneu people VIII always pronounce verdict honorahls
to those sho IN M and consoatory 10 the friend
oil man who believes he may be safely trusted with his
own affiirs''
90 During the course Of administration AMI in order
to disturb IT, the artillery of the press has been eveed
against uf, charged with whatsoever its licentousne
could devise or dare. These abuses of institution,
so important to freedom and science, deeply to be
regretted, inasmuch they tend to lessen iis usefu-
ness, and to sap its safety; they might, indeed, have
been corrected by the whelesom punhments reserved
TO- and provided by, the laws Of the several States
gAinst ialsehood and defamation; but public duies more
urgent, press the of public servants and the
OIL nders have, therefore, been left TO find the punsh
men ia the public Indignation.
"Nor was 1T unnteresting TO the world that ex-
pertinent should be fairly and fully made, whether free
dom OF discussion, unaided by power, is sufficient
Tor the propa CATION and protect of truth:
government conducting Itself in the true spirit Of its
constitution, with zeal and purity, and doing no
which it would be unwilling the whole world should
witness, be written down by alsehood defama
tion--the experiment has been tried-you have wit
messed the scene-our fellow citizens have looked on
cool and collected-they the latent source from
which these ou'rages proceeded they gathered around
their public functionaries, and when the constitution
called them to the decision by suffrage. they pronoun
ced their verdict, honorable to those who had served
them, and consoatory TO the friend Of no believes
he may be entrusted with HE own aff,irs."
f.iN Sterling (R) Wing.