Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

.Mergoa On the .address to the Peopie-Ow pub
fishing the PToeeedings--and Finance.
Committee was appointed to wait on CHARLES Carroll,
and on Judge Marshall, then In Baltimore, request
their attendance the sitting Of that body. The Com.
mittec appointed to wait Judge Marshall. reported
that they had seen that gentleman. and that In reply 10
their invitation, he had politely stated, that he should
leave the city at o'clock the morning, and there
lore he unsble to attend, although would afford him
great pleasure to do Tho papers, however. state
that the journey OF Judge Marshall having been
pectedly delayed, no attended the Convention Tues
day morning They also state, ,hst Judge y. y. Bar
bour. and AIR. Forsyth, Mr. ,. r.. Judges Glenn, Ar,
that Wednesday, 10 O'clock assig Tor going
election Of Candidates Tor President and Vice Presi.
dent.
We are indebted 10 friend in Baltimore for the fol-
lowing communication Of their Proceeding and views
We agree with him in opinion, about this Association
more singular, fsnacsl and ridiculous party. never
arose "lke an exhalatioD In this country. In con-
temPlating this Convention. we tempted to ex.
claim like our friend Burchell, "Fudge!'
From a Baltimore Correspondent, Sept. 2T.)
"1he anti have assembled in some for ce az to
NUMBERS and with the customary zeal Of ne W. boz
factions, resolved the surrender Of individual feel
ings and preferences for the sake Of Interior Objects
When they first arrived, understood that they
would nominate Judge Mclean, but Il Is now believed
he deemed the acceptance of such as in
compatible with hs judicial station and has accordingly
declined l.. Ii is now confidently rumored and believ
ed, that tomorrow they will nominate VIM. WRIT,
Esq for President, and, perhaps, II. Rush for w. Pre-
s'den'-l think You may calculate this, though
OF an express sent yesterday TO Philadelphia.
"Judgc Marshall who sojourniag here day OH
his way to Philadelphia to Dr. Physc, specially
invited TO attend the Convention, day, for short
time, more, persuaded, OF common civili-
~ than from any direct interest in, appreciation Of
their proceedings.
regard TO this contemplated nomination. that they 20
principles rather than men; and willing to throw
away their strength, for the time being on a candidate
whom they cannot hope to elect rather than nominate
| any one who NAV be POPULAR less cordial In
his hostility to masonry Many believe the leaders,
terrain the hope OF nothing beyond influence on the
Politics Of .Neic York. to which they would make all
their associates subservien To-day, there were two
reports the general subject Of the denominations
oil masonry, the other on the atrocities Of the Norgon
case In particular. understand they were prepared
with great care, and the composition good--But who
| could have believed u possible that 10 THE age
oil light and reascn, party esuld have been embo.
und-r ,ush pretexI! Foe Ills but too clear that tax.
lug advantage OF local excite ment at the slIes ed
p-rPetrs'on Of shocking outrage liesl
have tanned the flame, in the hope Of personal aud SELL
i'h sggraudiseDen'. How can men unblushiusiy In.
weigh against prescription, and confederate TO RAISE
up power in the soun'ry, whish 10 to Iesisias ad
Who can believe, that If in masonry there b.. any
praep'e Essentially hos 10 liberty: LAFAYETTE
,Oo,.d haze lired, and Washington haze died Ma.
SOM Hrs not despo,itm unfor miy pro- etibed
| N nope! Let no man hope TO be he Chief nj .gi..
rae Of this free R.publ c, who owes his nomin alton
TO fsnaics in pc ca or r.iisio"."
The Safe r gh,s and Ftre rsede Patty OF CHARLES.
ton he'd a very numerous mae'ng on Taur.d.y Even
ng Let ray their respects TO Mr. Med fiji. after
The termination OF III" Custom II Bond Suit. "Thr
Hon. c j. Col!ock" in IN, Ctar, aud expai1ed
the objest OF the meeting. He wa, followed by Mr..
TurEbull, WI IA very animated eLlog on The pari-
o'isn, talents and services Of Nc. MeD,fH,. com
miee was app in ed 10 W ali upon hi aud re ies, 40
attendance at he me e'ine-aud ssre. OF resou ions
was ur animousy adop ed-amopg viii the fol-
lowing:
"R.';lvsd. Tat The rsfu'sl of the Di,rie, Judge
TO admit, uoder the plea OF "non est (aeturn" spy
evidences except such restsd to he mere -xecu,ion
OF the b ,nd Of M-s'rs. Holmes and MAJ OK and his
Judicial Opinion that the uDeon,,u onal eharaser OF
the Tariff Ait OF 1928, la no way b, cayred
Jury 10 the Federal Conr, ars de.piy 10 be deporsd
since they have deprived bi fellow ezen, of ,be Iorg
desired opportunity OF submitting to Jury Of their
sououy the absorbing question OF the
OIL that oppressive Act under which they have so long
and so dreadulv suffered.
! "R.solyed. That irom the whole course OF IN. no.
eeediugs in the case OF Mess,s Holmes and Marvel
the ate Right. and Free Trade Par,y OF Cbarles,on
era constrained to snrcurcs TO he Sa,e R,xh,s and
Free Trade Parry ihrouahan, Ire Sac that all hop,
OF redress from the Federal Court . des,roysd-,be
kno wa opinion Of its judge as 10 the eousud nslily
OF the Tariff, and The fraudulent lie Of the All iss
rendering any rsierense OF question their dsc,iop
When Mr. Mad fiji, was Introduced; te W., ee-om.
panied by the Committee, Governor Hswi,en M. ior
General Hayn', &s. He wa, received Gay. Tho
Charesson Mercury by the meeting with ea,husiasUe
and de.ening eheer' AID every poss BILE demonst alton
o. attachment and respect AZ as the applause bad
subsided, he addressed the assembly, for sboat tw
hours with uncommon ability and slcquence and wi n
e.e'cal effrc'.-He was repeatedly interrupted by
the rapnrous and irrepre s'ble pauds of mis-
40 they were alternately excited hi. impascned ar
dor, or diverted by The power OF HE w.t. and he pog.
oaney Of his sarcasm. The topics he discussed were
the Tariff, Nulli6t ration, Tho Cusom House Bond and
general y, The indgDiies aud oppre sions upon
people, aud the proper mode 10 be pursued 10 OBJ
tain redress"
The wonder with Ne 10. how aiy OF the fi,n's Of
ale h'gh'' 10 S'u,h Carolina, sht ud ever have
ermntd any hope Of redress from the FEDERAL Cour,.
In ihe L" liacs, tho Tariff Law constructed as TO
ortit The question Of M iitutonaiy cemir fairly
before The Court II this be one Of he many nssn.
ees OF usurpe3 power wbeh TO ,e The words o, M adj
sons Repor) the forms OF the Cons la ion would n,ye
raw within the control Of The Juiies'y Department.,
The very osm OF the law i'sei WOOL Iorbdr 10 he
"a place, II IL could fairly before that iribuosI
/, would not be safs TO carry II there. We conev we
shonld.exp'c very little from toy 90 constituted
% that it, so guided by vicious pr ctdsn, 80 pene-
rated with strong federal docrinrs, lille dis ,o,.d to
protect tts Rights OF the a'ts No, no. our hope 10
MOI bxed OF That suchor-ihs r. gh OF the States
mrsi depend on the s sies and on the P.ops--no on
a tribunal eonrit as that Conrfis.
INDIAN AFFAl IRIS
The Tuseaioosa in,eiI'eencer says, that &C 6
uapes OF Demrpolis has BEEN appointed special
oil the War De- ariment. sup rinte nd the soiiee n OF
the emgraiipg Choef0tos. and their removal and rub
s'snce far the west bank OF Ms,i. i,,i riy,t.
ron whence Capt Clarke, Of the United States Amy
Who has 10 resdineD nun Der OF gcns and tsar,,
Tor The purpose, will sonvey them TO IL new eoun-
Wy wtsioi 'b' Territory OF A'k,u's The Govern
men', u 10 said bas offered Louny in mot ey OF Ia n
dollars per head for eseh m.p, wcmar and sblJ who
G'-y prefer 10 20 10 their way, wi,bou further
ard rom the Government, than ferriagss and prov-
sion, when passing dspos. payable stfer they suiv, in
their new eounify. IL 10 believed that moss Of those
who po'e's 'he msans OF removing tbemseive wi
embrace this ,f.r."
The last MI-dg, vile Journal contains correspond
sLee bswe-" Governor G,lmer aud NJ. Gaze, she S.
cfeuy 81 War, from IN eh Il appssrs, ihat h. PIE.
.ldenl bs' 'tPolo'ed Mr.. Curry as U. $ Agent. TO-