Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

son: who, excited at Mr.. Ciays voto for AIR. Adsm.,
invoked the press and the Grand Jury 10 punish such
violations oil order and deeeney They now sppl.ud
mem a, ,he essence Of their system TO give fur.
BOO was not only instructed. but pledged 10 vo,, In
favor Of the Maysvie road bill The reverse of ,hss.
statements Is true We told ,ha, Judge Bib acted
known opinions, on the subject Of Internal
have always presented barrier to his
voung in favor OF any such measure. no
To the Editor of the .albany Argus dated
III OF X, WAsHINGroN Nav &c.
lear Sir-Afer long and varied re lis. anc. thc
Indian bill passed the house to-day, with an smend
ment, In which the senate have concurred II IN. In
alaas desire IT, and not without, they will have an OPP
Portuni'y TO remove west Of the Mississippi Il win
DC az our expense; but IL will enable obtain their
,ands 10 Kind and humane manner. But if any In
u,ans l'ome doubtless wil prefer it, they may retain
e' possessions on tie terms which all others hold
their property, submission to the laws
"Ihe whsle hustle about Indian op,re s,ion n
hearuess and political. IL good men have been d.
c-Wed ny It, they may correct the error by ct.
ing that Mr.. Adams, in his last messag. and Pe,,r r.
rofter IN his report accompanying that message re-
eo'menueu this very course, and no alarmed
ohh President Jackson brought il TO The notice of
| congress- Even your representative, Mr.. Spencer.
who as judge, was so decided in claiming for the
s,ae laws Jurisdiction over the Indians, in the case
OF tommy jenny, Is now in favor OF Indian
According to hi. present doctrine. il an Indian on his
reservation, kills his fellow according to Indin usage
sh he murderer " f'A
"Ihe attack Of John c. Spencer on Gov. Tbroor
mas been recsved and read here, as well az the ds.
enee oil the Governor in the Argus. There is but one
oPn'oh on the subject aud that is, that nothing hut
ne proposal made by Mr.. Spencer to hire witness
tor $1,000, could be unfortunate il no, malicious
man his charges against the governor.
Connecticut Legislature The late election of Go.
vernon Iomiinson oil Connecticut TO I'LL the place novv
occupied by Mr. Wiley, in the United States Ssna..
took place by the following votes In the Senate Tor
Gov. iomnson Is votes to Sin the House of Repre-.
senta'ives l5S votes to 81. The Har,iod Times mem
tons t,at Gov. Tomlinson having Judged the nre.sn,
administration by its acts has declared himself in it's
favor " "
sentAtvss prohibit the cireuaisn of notes of b,nk,
without the state Of less denomn zion than dollar,
TO take effect on the l1 of Septembe
Ono oil the Committee in the Conn cite ut l., ,sl,tu,.
have reported resolution that the Tariff law. are eo.
sttutonal and sxpsdent. The Connecticut Herald n.
reProvng them o' this, asks naturally enough-If the
the tari laws are constitutional aud expeden ha, net
that OF another an equal right declare them uucoa.
'ttu,onal and oppressive" nv y E. Post
There appears to be a sort OF mystery connected
with the reduction of Salt Molasses duty in Conyress
AS almost all legislation is conducted on a principle Of
compromise, or that of give and take we should not be-
surprised, should il turn that by sort of under
standing between the Eastern and Southern members
me former have consented to give up part the Salt
duty, provided tho latter renqushed portion of the
Molasses impost. The Southern members we tbink
are right 10 break down the system by piece meal
they can One oil the supports of the fabric have been
Knocked away, and appears to its fall II ia
only In this way the combination resolved inf
its original elements. Ii is by bleaching separate inter
ess from its support that the materials lose their prnc
pie OF conference or union According the declaration
oil Mr. Sorrs we may next expect N York separate
cd from this alliance OF commercial proibi,onists. This
would elect the overthrow OF the protection TO Wooens
ana Iron Next would come in turn the Sugar protec-
on and then might Louisiana be hailed once more as an
Antitarf State, in resumng her. former place bv tho
O whom he is cd bv t,oh as.
mon interests. lChaieston Patriot.
REMUNERATION OF MIR NOAH
The coaii'n presses are loud in the clanior against
me President, in consequence OF his nominating
Mr. Noah 10 be Surveyor OF this por, and aleye that
he took advantage OF MIR. Tsz.we's Absence and Mr.
Marks indsposi'on, TO snugge Noah through the
Senate This cbsrge has been gravcly made bv the
National Journal, when the editors OF that print well
kne ~ that Mr. Marks informed the President that bs
had voted against AIr Noshs con6rma,ion but that n
consequence OF the strong testimonials for ared from
this city in his behalf, he would il Mr. Noah should bs
re.nomnated, vote for his confirmation. Ii was on
this application from Senator, who expressed desire
to change his vote, that the President consented to re-
nominate, and the minutes OF the Srn,le when pub.
hed, will show that the President asg his a.ous
Tor returning Mr.. Noah's 10 hat body.
Had the Senate been full, the would have be en-
II Tor and 81 against the nomination. Four Senators
were absent-Mr. Hayne, Mr. Marks, Mr. Tazewell
and Mr. Holmes. Mr.. Hayne aud Mr.. Marks would
have sustained the nomination, was well known 10
the Senate. Mr.. Hayne had already voted for Mr..
Noah, and Mr. Rugglrs stated TO the S.aate that hs
was authorised and requested by Mr. Marks to say that
II he present he would in favor VI the con.
hfmAiion OF MIR. N0ah's appointment.
What one of the thousand charges that have been
made against Gen Jackson has ever been sustained
". Y Cour. & Enc.
The nomination of the Hon. John Randop has Min
lister to Russia is stated received the unanimous APP
probation OF the Senate, Ediors--dsnterested
souis-alk about the mbeciy of that distinguished
Statesman This is only dence of their own weak
ness and folly He was confessedy the spirit Of
the late Virginia Convention, and with all his 'infrmi-
tes we apprchend that he will discharge the duties
OF his Office with credit TO himself and honor the
country which sends him forth represent her at TO-
reign court Boston Gas.
We learn tina, Mr.. RANDOLPH the new Mini.t-r %
Russia, has recommended sir JOHN RANDOLPH
CLAY, OF Philadelphia Secretary of Legations; aud
as 1t Is the practice Of the Executive, we believe to
consult the wishes OF Foreign Minis ers in the go
lection OF The Secretaries Of Leg alton presume Mr.
Clay will receive the appointment. [.vat. Int.
we learn from the Cincinnati Advertiser, that there
have been made in that CITY, within the last IL month";
no less than one hundred and three Steam Engines
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