Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-05

conspiracy. II does not necessar;,v ..x,x ,,....
% Lsfsyeue would never blush to hav. known.
'he "ntn De So that he headed Con.piracv ,gsi,,
charles X. IL there are suy among us who ,w.Sf,,
NAT they are ahsoived from their aIl.xtanc. 10 ,h TT
S' ga. wnM offence can they take being charged
WIN eohspng against IT, III there any who eb,rv.
the Government OF the u S with oppressiv. AMI ;n,a'
cradle Tyranny, what reproseh Is to the 10 be eh,ry
ed with Conspiring? Shall there be Cm.ar ana ~ ~
tus no Cassius, no Casca found among ~. Rv ,,.h
presume II would be coveted as honorable Th.
motive only can characterize tho act, and 10 ,ho..
only whose consciences upbraid them with s.I6.h
or di.honorable views. can II come with r.nro..h
do believe in the existence OF what call con 49,
but have mrngned no man. moive'. II have attach
ed no reprooeh epihet TO The term. A 10 tho,e who
press the alternative uron the people, Of either cam
polling repeal Of the Tariff or positive resistance IL
there any such who know or believe that
cannot and va not recede, leave them to settle with
their own consciences how near this approaches 10
distinct effort to dissolve the Union.
Aud now let me conclude with one earnest re que IT.
II this correspondence csnno, be carried without In
terrrup'ing that cordial feeling which ha. .nbsed be.
tween us from our boyhood pray you lie, il end here
DO not entertain the thought that stunning tho
comba': know too we'll to believe IT, On the con-
uary should unwilingly forego my feeble efforts 70
rsconvert the State through The colnmns of III. Telss-
cope. Yours. WIN. JOHNSON.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Ii will he seem by the GOVERNOR In ann
Their column, that the Legislature will assemble Mi.
year about two weeks earlier than usual TO meet an
the 18th OF O:tobrr9 Governor Gilmer has b,s n i'm
PEELED to this MEASURE by the audaciy and increasing
number OF the gold diggers in The Cherokee Country
whore depreda,ions in the aggregate are immense md
the nen-rxi.tenre OF any law applies th. conu-
gency. Major Wager and his reinforcements OF u. 8.
Troops have arrived at their de aoo and com ne
e1 operations, but their small force find il an sdu
Gus task and hardly successlul one to drive the
hordesh oil these treasure hunting amount
ing to many thousands spread extensive couu-
,ry,.Ihe Ahenan mentions that the policy pdrsusd
by Major Wager to destroy the provi,ion', camp equ
page, working utensils whatever else is found be-
longing to the disgers while they themselves are con-
yeyed to the nearest ferry, and put across The river
Tree OF charge gentleman who travelled that road
short time Informs that he one hundred
the road in day who had be thus He'd from
the territory or taken the hint from this gentle speei-
hc administered to others. -
The gold mania rages in Alabama as WE'LL A fats
montgomery paper says-s'As hot and oppressive as
tho weather is several securing the pine
hills In search OF the precious metal; they think
the brighter thu snn-shines, the glsening PARTICLES Of
gold will the more easily be from the
sand in which IL il generally found Mingled or tina, if
the heat increases, the gold may melt and he found run
aing in streams DOWN the hill sides. We understand
they have met with partial success aud il is probable
they indnlging in dreams of the golden harvest
which they are destined to reap" -,
Savannah Geongsda