Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

not the sg hiest hope ot relief from the General Gov
ernmen'ha' he In favor ola Conve
that the State Legislature had no power to act and that
the solemn declaration OF thu Convention that the acts
OF 1874 and 1873 we're null aud vo would he such an
authoritative Interpretation OF the Consiiiu ion, a.
South Carolina jury would certainly r-gs,d in pfefer
.nce TO the Interpretation OF an interested ~ or,y ia
Congtes'. Tnat tho idea Of AID booi.h-d as
proceeding from the Convention was uter ~ absurd
mere device Of those who were opposed 10 the int r.
sss OF the originating with the Ysrk-e parry in
Charleston 90 alarm the people aud induce them
miI-Mr. Nj Dufhs concluded by Offering the follow
| ing sentiment:
"Union among ourselve.-The one Ting n.edfni to
restore South Csfolina 10 hyr ishs; and to preserve
the Union Of all the States.
"James Ha milton. jeff nrdor o. pa.riot.m purify
cf purpose and untiiing and jujic.us activity In the
great cause OF Southern rights, to he regarded by
an enlightened community, then will he guide the helm
OF State ior the next two years.
| Protests aud msmorisls- Enough of these--snd II
our opuressors interrupt the pacific aud constitutional
mode by which we now propose to r~dre.s our q i,v
ances, poin' than TO Cowpens, King Mountain
Eu@w, aud Sullivan. Island, and tell them we
are the countrymen of Pckens, Marion. Sumpter and
J Moul,ire"
A variety Of Toasts were given, some Of which
the Cdroinian conesses to be "rather too becose In
relation TO Mr. McDuie's suggestion about the revenue
bonds the Jury, the Charleston Cour attempts show
by reference 10 law of the u S. passed i'm I77y that
where suit shall be instituted any bond, fr the re
coverv OF duties due to the United States, it shall he
the dutV Of the Court, where The may he pend
ing to grant ind ment at the return term upon On
unless the defendant shall, IN open court, the United
States Attorney being present, m.ks oath aiirna
ton that e,r3r has bsen committed in the lqriIs-
ton Of me duies demanded upon such bond
the alledged to have baen ii,e and that the
game have bs~n Notified in writing, to III. Collector 81
the District, prior to the Of the return
term Aforesaid; whereupon, the court be Satisfied tina,
continuance, until the eding term, ne
cess,ry for the attainment OF Justice and not otherwise
a continuance may be graneI until nsxt succe edns
term, and no longer Aud on all oond. upon whi.h
suits shall be commenced and interest shall he allow
al the rate Of six per cent per snnup, from the tine
tNh hnr la hAr dina. a.
of"-Also. that " in another section Of the same law
the Collector is positively forbid receiving any p.rsou
az procpal or security on any new bond, whose n,s
appears on bond past-due, and unpsidApd further.
more thu Collector is required to seizs any future i'm
portaion OF, or consgnneni to- the daft utns par
SO as TO maks gaod ,hs amount OF any previous bond
unpaid And that thus the merchant who may be SO |
impruden as 10 trust TO qualification dacros, would
los. his credit a, ths Custom Hsu,s and his bu,nss,
would he injured by forfeiture Of subs' quent upper
ts'inns" SC. &c.
The Columbia Telescope distinctly repeats 'that null
LITIGATION nuica.iou ia not vet Que stiou he
fore the people. The questionable only question
is, CONVENTION or NO CONVENTION. When that
Convention meets, the various remedies will come be-
lore il Tor consideration"
The Saluda Baptist Association of the 9Th ut have
resolved, that the presen unhappy state of things in
the affairs Of the General Government relating TO the
Tariff and Internal Improvcmen demands their seri.
Gus and prayerful attention men, patriots, and AS
| christians that they discaim all intermeddliny i'm
the political views which entertained by our States.
men and Citizens at large-that they carefully avoid
OF their own opinions either side dirided state
of public sentiment in relation to the measures of the
General Government &c. &c-and they also came to
resolutions recommending the 4h Saturday i'm Sent
ito be set apart for day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer"
The N. In,ci sencer Tor the ,hpu,andeth ttus
he cuckoo note OF change OF sentiments about Gen
Jackson but are we the only persans who have
changed our opinions about men? Who IL, after
insulating that ]. Q Adams had stabbed under The
18th rib, and had stolen into the republican fold ike
wolf in Sleeps clothing. afterwards licked the very
dust from the oo,oo of bis powerl Aud who were they
that, after declaring II Clay never comd like them
because he k.sW that they kne,c him { 0 weh Le,sna
afterw rd, the extravagant Eulosi of Mr. Ssrr.tary
Clay; and have sincs nominated him as President o,
the u States, and Of the aUooed grounds of heir
allie glance, i. that very Tariff Sy,sn which they tot
mr rly opposed and reyiled
But TO The gst OF ths elore us tho
int1iHgeucer declares, that al did know who
was the Correspondents OF the N. Y. Joucnsl. spoke
al rand nm aud asserted a thng TO b., tine with
out knowing whether il was true isse." And hi.
1t IL courteous enough 10 call " impudenc,!"-Bu,
wss IL necessary Tor to know who Crti,ss wa s to
show that he was a hitter and mendacou enemy OF
MIR. Van Buren,! Cjuli we no pronounce, th,t APP
poma'tox was the bitter euemy OF ,hn Randolph with
out knowing who wa, " the 10 t9rabe' author of the
faIsehood'-The Correspondent OF ,hs N Y journal
spoke sufficiently for hins. III. There was the ear
mark upon him, aud il coui rot be mistaken, There
ia not friend OF Gen. Jackson, who would view
the Calculus and still its publications a. the acts
OF an ' uniform fiend!" HIS single ia .k.on paper
treated this publication, the commentary OF he In.
trigcncer upon IT, in diff rent Ii shp Can thew do
II, with,ut egregious folly ialsehooi Tue l. iIi,
vile Advertiser calls this Correspondent "ihe Cham
pion Of Clav"-ani the N. IntelIgenc-r pretends 10
puff him off the friend of the Prssiden;-AnI how
has he since 20 backed hisiriend!" III hold. the Pre-
sident up IA mere auiomaton. mere "insirument,"
of in the hands of the ambitious and e.yn
ing And The Intellgencer would have IA TO believe
the author Of such compliment friend? And thi.
oil " uniform friend" has since declared, that the
recent election in Kentucky has eventu,ed 10 the en-
tire discontinue of the friends OF the present admins
iraion OF the general government: That a similar ca.
tastTofhe awaits them every where on the Ohio and
Mississippi that he (hs old avourite of the Her.
mltage') is now palpahy cast off by tie people
craving in ears aud sorrow, that IN cir partaity
has covered the government OF tn. country with "a
cloud-And this Correspondent is still be held no
IA friend! and the N. Inelligencer is inpnden,"
enough pass him of in tina, fictitious cbaraeter-and
to complete the bathos, thN il " his opinions haze u,
dergone any change" of which good mse.
they are unadved, in spite OF all these tlings0 why
g il ia that which liz has xperenced in common with
thousands Of hi. party" These impndent mpo.tion. &
h-se ridiculous a,snmp,ions,are unworthy of urher
msve rsion After this exposure of the
and his CommeDta ORE il |. unnecessary write under
their pictures d" This is horse"
THE IVES INDIA TRADE!
When the Opposition prints supposed that there was
no chance OF the ports being opened they laughed al
all the efforts Of Mr. McLane and all the hopes of the
Administration. They called ii hoax-a quiz &c SC
Now, that there appears chance of success they
are changing their key completely They ask what is
the use of IN What ii is WORTH And if the Admins
raton gets it ii will IF course worth nothing al all
that "our farmers receive little or no advantage
mo- gJc Re 0tr II A. L.