Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

OF MI Ciey at Georgetown We observe the following
"Hssotred, That the protection OF domestic manufac-
uss BY liberal aud decided Iegslatou on The part Of
The Congress Of ,hs United States Is nee sssry In or
der 70 relieve our ciizsns from that huniating de.
Peiaenee upon foreign countries for the neeessare,
aud comforts OF lite, which has heretofore been expert
enced as we IA peace az war; and that will sbee,-
my ,n'onrase The kill aud indu'ty Of American
NJ" u'sc urrrs TO the event Of our ahIity"
Admit that there fcw articl which may be ps-
sen'isy necessary for tho defence Of nation in time
OF war, as arms, gunpowder. all sorts Of ammunition
Sc can II bo truly said that TO get supplies of ma
ny oil the most important articles from foreign countries
10 TO bring US into state OF "hnmiiafig dpsnd. nee
upon theme The argument then cuts both ways-for
England 10 az much undera humi up-
on us Tor our cotton tobac o. flour. Sc Sc which are
just rs necessary TO her prosperity. obtain rom
her According 10 this doctrine, the each nation is de-
pendent upon the other-and like all nature
would be oil "nAtures peace Commerce. i'm fact il,
sort oil chain bind ingoali ms together-ly on ex-
change oil Articles with each other, which each is fitted
to Producs-The freer the trade, the greater induce
mems would each nation have produce the article for
which Is best fitted, and to exchange for others to
which other nations best adapted in o,her words
to sell tho dearest, and TO buy the cheapest
Btog this su.j.c., toweve- :, IN IRE DOR .lvss Un
der forced sys', IN OF laws like QUO Tariff whi.hfr
ces US % buy many iicies dear,r vm ihr n therp
sn-', nan we could rom 70 eisn mai n, no,
dependent or ia tie words OF the r-.olu n IL aom.
s,Ae OF ''numis'ing d-psnIeLc-" up,n TIE 9th e
a,rs! IL srhbcal reguia,on, how ever, which crr-
ate, ms deread nee W. were leff ~ ourselves =
and III, northrn states weTe 10 ,n,uy ar
,cie', VIII CHI they wo.l 10 wit OIL, any rsrin a. ell
our oo aiming these articles rou them could bring
US into ,ha. IA. OF "humilia'iug dependoaee" wheL
the resolution presa,es would be our in,-t ( {,
bpy from ,hem-snd there is humilia ion The trans
action Are we, Tor instance, the slav,s u he X N
tueti.n'. beeau's we buy our hog, aud horse. from
hem! ": 10 bring The question nearer home, l. the
butch'r the slave TO he baker he his bre
VI him, or the baker in state OF humiliany depsp-
denee upon 'hs butcher, bscaus b. lake. Lis Az
Both ara obliged TO each eth instead Of being tn ir lie
pendent slaves. We DO not like to refer n,ve bow.
ever beautiful. Tor h, illustration of grave matter
M M, ME srgumsot Is 20 P,werfully stated in Mrs
IDarbsy's "Cec,lis, tina i've AID 'weuty years have
MOI .hAced the impre'son it h" maze upon mind.
"ONH MSNr!'-- So says Tue CuIumbus Jourusl o
The ~ when no'icirg the app, sr.neo Of pew pape
aihe 'nriding Town OF L:neaster, under tn. It'll,
ere air.id. ters will be too many Enquirers Oh FOO,
no Of readers, Of course, In Of publisher Like .om,
names OF Pos On3: 10 there daux 81 OF th-ic boin
conf unded Win Ano he This new ENQUIRER cot
siny c.h re- one rssFset from OF ns bre,nton-
II "P'oaiies TO BIS jealous end sticieut atv.ca
u the American Sy-em"-Th. r ,rk5rid.e IaiuI en-
es'. ms hsr very different acc IN, II tn
Enquirer for which W. are serittlug the present pa
tiErsPh: "Mr1 - with a zeal CON IN nsurats wi
lh'--.oP lo:e s tue ms ssufe (The Am nj .au Sys
t,% late Enquir'r empha,iciIiy declares tia, tn
Old Dnin'on VIII c ng to prime pes and thus endeavo
20 defeat tho American System" ". ginian,, /. ih
0'"-Aud We ask, "yi's'niin. is Ill. no, SOL"
The Defence OF the Post Master General In tn.
Globe, exhibits brilliant eture of the prosperity
Barry as II will be pleasing 10 the nation The ncreas
oil lis Revenue duing enc year has exceeded, by NOR,
than 600, tho revenue OF dHy previous year-Th
transportation OF tho mail has increased than 500
600 miles year. beyond any former period. nd tn
mail TO New Orleans, which took up % days to rave
IN, when Mr.. Barry came into office, now passes il
hoelve-So great is the expedition he has impaired 4
IL. For these extensions and this expedition, he ha
placed almost every Editor in the Union under obliga
lions to him Yet how does the Opposition Pres, re
turn ii! - We shall commence this Expo.e in our ne
paper and shall lay il all before readers-Hsre
another instance Of the benefit Of Reform, and nc
The Curse which has been absurdiy h.rped upon
CLERKS
John Wii.ns has besn sly appoint ID Clsr
OF the HUsiings Court II Nyfsk. ('Nr Swep,o
"tEehtal iho late incumbent, having rssuu ed th
prac leo OF the law, was Tot candid it..')
NOMINATIONS.
The Lavipgt3n latslgencer announces Mes.r.
james Med well, Samuel NJ. D'Ai ,ors, Charlie. Do,
man. candidates IT. The H. Of d. in tho county Of Rseh
1udgs.-MeHrs. David w. Patterson aud Charles A
Stuart for ,he Sspa ofisi Di,tre,-Ard MssSs Plsm
ns Is Miller ana Rob.r, Craig for he Censres.i.n,
I Di.,rc'.
! MIR. WIN nj. Roberscn is cspd date Tor the II. Q
" hsm PIgs sounV-snd mesrs. J.he N ,w N an an
"m' Cassn 10 the county Of Shenandoah
4rH OF JrLr.-Robert Y Hayne, Esq. Senator {
the u >. is TO deliver an Grafton in Charleston befo
the State Rights aud Free Trade Party."-Colone
Drayton, OF the H. Of r., is to deliver Grafton beor
{, the Union and State Rights Party"