Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
RICHMo.ND, TUESDAY, SEP TE.MBER

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MEMORANDA
The last Mlledgeville Journal publishes the Cores
pondence which passed between MIR. Writ and the Go
vernon OF Georgia, IN June last GoverrS Gilmers Re
ply Is very pQuunt. Mr. Writ, counsel behalf o.
the Cherokces, proposes by way OF erped, ting the de
cisoD OF the Supreme Court to make a case by con
sess Mr.. Cimer rejects the proposition with indig
nation; and he directly tells MIR Writ that no one knows
better than (himei that the Governor would grossly
violate his duty aud exceed his authority by complying
with such suggestion, and that both the letter aud
spirit OF the pswers conferred by the Constitution upon
the Supreme Court forbid IT'S dduiging such case'
The Governor of s. Carolina has by proclamation set
apart day for fasting, humiliation and prayer in
ormiv with the request OF the Baptist Saluda Assoca-
ton The contest between the parties is kept up with
great spirit in the Charlie ton papers. The election OF
attendant (Msyor took place yesterday and is made
the test of strength in Charleston The friends OF Con-
venon are determined TO vote for III. L. Pnkney, the
present lntendant the Editor OF the c. Mercury and
the grandson OF Henry Laurens. The other side will
support James X Praglc Collector Of the port. Each
party has forth eloquent exposition OF its views the
friends OF Mr.. pinckney having adopted it at the Bank
Coec House the 22nd at meeting convened for the
purpose OF receiving the Report of the Ward Delegates
The other meeting held on the 2sh, when Jame,
H. Petigru, Attorney General OF the Stale, presided
The Baltimore Patriot declares that " il il now clearly
ascerained that Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana
and Kentucky have proclaimed in favor of Henri Clan
and the American SYSTEM and that Ohio will also pro-
claim her decided opposition TO Jacksonism in October
This Editor is of the school with Mr. of
the Literary Subaern.". The Kentucky Argus states
that Gen. Lackey Jacksonan, is elected for Floyd and
Pike instead of Mr.. May a Clay man-and il also pub
fishes letter from Mr. Ches Of Bath, who has been
counted among The opponents of Mr.. Rowan. Mr..
refers to his electoncering hanbil show that he had
pledged himself on all party questions TO vote the viii
of his consituents.-Thc Harolsburg Watchower also
quotes from the Circular Of Mr. Thompson of Mercer
the effect Mr.. r. is elected Senator & has been
claimed by the Clay party: Now, Mercer is strong
Jackson County. The paper makes similar cor!
recpn TO the politics of Mr.. Tompkins of Mercer
He is claimed by the Clay men, while he has been
undertaking Jackson man. The Louisville Advertiser
OF the 18th ut has snow no doubt that the Clay party
will actually fnd themselves i'm minority at the next
session of the observation-disclosures be doubt of
Illinois Reynolds is elected Governor; and he is not
what has been pretended, moderate Jacksonian but
rs his Circular proves him TO be, of the
decided men in the State. The Madison Herald says,
that Mr.. Claws friends will have majority of 10 l5
in The Legislature OF udiana but that "this ndica-
ton of the state of feelings that notiona politics
not made The question an single county; that in
vera instances Clay have been elected from Jack
son counties, sc &c. The st Louis Beacon OF the 18th
states, 90" is fully ascertaned that the people of MSsou.
ri have elected decided majority very nearly two
thirds, no in favor of elccting Senator support
and not TO oppose, the President of their choice.And
the Fayce Monitor states, that the parties will proba-
bly, stand 81 against and % for, the recollection of Mr.
Baron.-The election in Louisiana is more uncertain
than any. Aleter from n. Orleans is published in
the NJ Y Courier states pc lively that "Jonson nei-
Their expects TO be reelected Senator of the o. s. nor
can he succeed. And to ONO, we submit the fol-
lowing Extract of letter from of the nelli-
gent and hesinformed men of the State:
ESTRAcr from Ohio, dated august 22.
'Since the Presidents Message, disappearing the
Maysvillc s Lexington Road Bill, | have travelled
through many of the counties of this State and and
conVorsei with intelligent gentlemen from most of the
other counties, and can say TN great confidence,
that this Message is only satisfactory, but highly
gratifying to large majority of people; and viii
greatly Increase, instead of diminishing, the popularity
oil Cen Jackson in Ohio and the it has been read
aud considered by citizens the il is approved
and justified As general remark, it will hold true,
until the Objects accomplished, that long General
Jackson stands at the door OF the reaury guarding il
from the lccnous appropriations of Congress- and the
embezzlement of the funds by public officers, and
erts himself to pay off the National Debt the great bo
y OF the people will sustain and defend him and his add
ministraon
hope, at an early day of the next Session, large
and respectable Committee will be raised enquire in
to the abuses Of the last administration, and ascertain
what sums of the public money have been paid out
ana TO whom without warrant OF law; what have been
embcZZed by public officers and others ard by whom
with iu report thereon, containing dates, sums
meeting circumstances, and incidental transactions in
the several Departments of the Governments; together
with an enquiry and report, the subject with
the abuses corrected, and frauds detected and deaca
lions suppressed under the present administration 1t
would be the most valuable Document which could be
as ddnning to the last as ii would be honorable and
glorious TO the present administration
"Mr. Clay has raised the Standard Of Opposition in
ohie with zeal, aud reorg anzed the
In he are, for another campaign but am well salts.
ned HAT his forces are diminishing, rather Than ncreas
ing lie tciH ind that his dinner speeches have ceas.
ed to influence the great OF public opinion and
that the converts which he prof, secs 10 make at his
drunken revels with his noisy parzan in the iulnes
oil vine, like his own patriotism. will pass Oft with the
.fsrvescencs OF The dabauch and leave him III stupid
though guilty sObriety
"Genera Lucas will he elected Governor beyond
any doubt and we have fair and encouraging prospects
Of decided majority in our next Legislature Every
honnrAble effort will be made to secure both and il
will not be the influence Of Clay and his partz,ns that
VII prevent our success: but If should fail il will
be owing 70 some local divisions among ourselves in
lew OF the counties. However, do not anticipate
defeat but confidently expect success
81 am much pleased to bear that Mr.. Sayne OF Cos
hocion, has been appoin'e District ATTORNEY TOR Ohio
IL will elevate merit aud talents 10 their appropriate
station"
W We most cordially agree with this gentleman in
he propo'ionwhioh he suggests. Such a rep0rt ought
10 De mnds II will be necessary link in the system
OF hefrenehmem and Reform. II will give TIE off.
cia stamp to the d,muug Bfack List which publishing
and other cases OF the OF the last
The eyes OF the people opening and the sen
tmeni becoming general that never did such prots a.
buses exist in this country-never dill public agents
more disgracefully violate thor fusts--and that no
such nlen Ought again n he trusted.
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