Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

tTiend 0f larts
PRESENT. Was there no one there to give ga Rowland
for an Olive This question Is at once snsver.J In
the Affirmative. There Uere Jackson men, and MANY
oil them prescnt-as firm and decided men In Ihs;r
course as any in Virginia. We have heard of MANY
who were present; aud see their names scattered
throughout the oasts Two Of the principa, of GERS Of
one oil the volunteer Corps friends Of the Admin
lsiraon. The Captain of another Of the Volunteer
companies, Is also Of this desc ripon But why mul.
up,y proofs upon the subject! Many were present.
auu 'ne ming, which has excited surpze upon seeing
ne toasts as published Is why some of those gentlemen
ud not come ouf-We have thought Fl, to apply TO some
=, "1 senne"en VINO were preseno Information; and
We lay inc Iacts That we have gathered before
our readers Ii is not our fault that this statement not
more extensive and precise-We beg sucb gen,i.n,ar
as were present. to believe that this is moi int nda -,
supersede any statement which they NAV ,h;nL 4, dns
10 themselves or to the cause, to lay before H.. hu
stated from several quarters, that was the ~sn
era wish & understanding oil many of the Comn,n
all party sentiments should be excluded & =, .nat
'egvuh. .ha he Jackson men remained perfec,Iv n;.
io9r toass mat are published as given esnefa.
sgahst n. jackson and "the new Adminis,r.,;oS'
not iecollected as having been given bv th Dbl are
o. me DayEand by two OF the Committee of Tos,
One Oh mat Committee had Jackson toss cd =;
case oil need; hut hearing Of these toas,s I IN
cd 1t to sleep in his pocket Another of the .
miWee, VINO, we are sure, would not shrink f. eou-
,;i ,Ss h nm on an proper occasions declares nos.
We'y .ia ne oiu not near either of these io.s,.
we have not seen the other gentlemen of ,L given.
zee ou, anoher guest no was present, did moi ha.
eiher oil hem-nor, indeed but one of thos ny near
were given to Mr.. Cay.-As far as VIC noso which
stand, there was no regular Committee n M undSrS
,casts lot publication; and they were delivered 70 s
heard speak about II, disclaims i'm tho mn. NO nsyo
manner all recollection Of the modest IT,, p?svo
N reuefany aosen'-This gentle man n;6f.:y
sending in his toast, with his name aftos - IN from
mose "n'cn were sent in by the Goyernor a.; n az.
The friends eV Of Mr. c and Col John Nesslas
deep as they please The zeal of HE f. nen or 40
occasion speaks for ITSELF We needeJ nc on this
oa,Ies m aroeGi ABOUT three Of the gentlemen who
H D MT Ciay we know them Well W. L mo
them to be ardent Clay men, and bon..s 4; :" Know
vicuoHs. Three others know not~bn, ,,,n,I r con-
With such Evidences i Before ssdi ,i.m not for their
men, IN 'his ciy,'why will they sheen ..n.i, ~
nes be upon them Rou.sl Nothing bu, an mills
your esu.s".ua 'p b, strength of Jackson san aur.
COIL co ndenee were 10 spread Throughout, ,ba zane
a. Clay n,shf mount to the summit Of 81. 'non'
o'''o"' LOOK AZ the ev"ns Of the Ias, Az -, sn
,his ci'y-see the determined zeal nf NJ IVY iu
,flend.Iand you arc no, The mon We 49, NNys
oe, u this movement does react en- ibem Ios 10
Since wiring the atove, wa b.v.
1917 g .onuhiea,on from aJaekson man, who n.vs.
'P' - nus Po''' ou' always strikes home:
FOR THE ENoEypU,
Among the motley toasts and sen,;noSS, OIhEH
as e'pen al the celebration of independan
sent. Andrew '0 Jach,ag 10y MAN reuetanty sb
whicn unhts him for the station he fills be;, ; man,
upon oy "e hgues OF evil advisers he has done Ine,
harm ana no good: may he be conneIlaI t uvo muGh
too late TO retire from office The en;I oc'ore IL be
his msrule can best be cured by the eevo upon US oy
Clay, OF KY. TO the Presidepcy ''a"oh Oh Henry
Yes, reluctantly absent mani A,d
oeci'ity was most conspicuous i'm dsfe,,;. al INA
az anu near New-orleans.-Yes he has don. ,.mn
.nd r,;nn ;g from his country the war; pestilence
nave overwhelmed 1t, and which he invoy.S lay woua
nc mas uohe no good In recovering the West JnJia Td u
but could not rs; oT' py MS predecessors they would
Gu, GU, @ou'u no, regain-He has peaceGlllv and sr.'
luily adjusted our fferences with oreSn success,
W. adams and ii. Clay in vain atemn,d | ~,
Black Sea and s mas opened 10 us trade with the
m go ahu all 'he ports of Turkey-He wonia nv,
allow private personal feelings TO ineyfa ~; ouia not
charge OIL ms public duties. What evil has he o us
eu unless IL be that he did not visit yirgin; ;,h
sweeping broom 10 the expected and ms;,' WIN nis
Such are the evils he has "cas upon no, ana C.
" t. IaaJ c1hPeiied TO retire from ofice-Evils that
n IEIeaiy she"n Henry Clay, of Ky can best rs,"s
uy.-for war; pesilence and famin,,h 80: ie'a nc"
COUNTY VIII NOT stand between him and the ,ccna,;h III
ama any 1i his wd,make believe schemes of ne rson,
amoileh-ih he man who would stake his 90 r., ,on
estate on the cast of die will be IT'LL 10y en're
aisPoseS oil the estate of others iIISTIC~ no
r,,. CLAIMS ON FRANCE.
:, n' q'esuon Is about TO present ann. imno.,..
State. We bsv. evr.nmen' and people OF the United
,'.,i derived from aoy of the agents NJ In 80
Wab;na, U aied mel her from Paris nor from
"ashlhS'on' We think il necessary a, on. . 'yIa
.n.s ina'ion; for the purpose of prev.nTn IN y;
,es. :, .m ssicns Upon the public mind Tbs r.s
10 il, ,bau !, beware Of attaching more inns tame.
~, '"au rea'y deserves We 90. ak on ill., f;,h 20
private letters we have seen or received W. a h OF
psoIhpung' no " cue" (as the Baltimore Edo,, 1870 10
What is the exact state of ,bs n.a,.,.,
we t'aiy Know not-How far the French Cemm;..a'
eIs nave proceeded 10 their ipye,tisa,on. h's"on-
ttope''' "ey nave made-snd what i, a. .;r ..sy
Sa'ae'er-"hat " the amount of The inJsmn;,;f .o
.esso.nnenaed' We prsfes, not to know All ~,
ere inirmedis, that the amount of the ind.mn;,i
r, 10 " correspond to our demands and our ria rs.
IL rs SAID that The most hatering ou snis;
n, an" soou Intentions are Iargeiv ex,a,dd 800
CT a' rare, but that the French Cove ,nn.n, -
Op'eu very 'emPorizing po.icy--ha the gsn,i.,.s
Xxx - W P'e,de over the Committee Of Inve,to.
uon - warm adberent OF the fallen Dynas,y 1870
larry hostile not only to The in'erests If ,h paI"eu-
ou' ~ 'hs institutions OF the UDiteJ S,a,s. -
aver J'Oe monfhs delay, this Commi,son al ;aI Us,
'@vou'aoIe report made at their ip.tis aton r.
az Wposo sups Tiour opportunities Of ss,i,,,
s'Iiuted ato'her OF an enfs,N nn,.,sf..J "AS sud-
=. Is aiso undeTstood, that the p,.,.,, -
y, ''ie french has acknowe lodged the re,nonsih,
government Tor the acts Of Napoleo on but 1la, no, -
ii 'his concession, which he could NOT vsrx
and opung' tAere has been great procrastnstion
au, ehi ana IL was the opinion of one in,siIi-
gent observer on the spot, that the nreson, eI'l
VII ho' come 10 lair and equitable setlement vi,l.
very great reluctance. No fault ia atachJ a., u ~.
iihI9'eI at Pars On the contrary the bi,bes, nrs;sa
ha has ci, MN or tue ability and zeal with which
ne mas conducted the negotiation " ~
Ohder these circumstance two dHsror, .,,...-
u oeen presented for the adoption of our ,ovr.
reIatn from one quarter, (hayine no official
Sauons, as lar as we understand VIII ,ha TT
~ S' lur'her appeals TO the Justice or
~ .uee De promptly discontinued that our Nf;,isaH
pc Forthwith Instructed, either TO obtsn
i:. MS passports; and hat the whole oueslion he
oon'eu 10 the next Congress of the u Staiss n, a. ~:
cognzance; Tor them to determine on The nronr., r.
.'u'a"'hS all dip omalic relations at least, II ~,
uoPung a non-inlercourse aci. " NV ~
| IL IL cOntended nm ia.