Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-23

f proper then, the esashmsn, Of ,bS
CONSUMPTION must be proper ono now TO assist in ioerp,e
But, may be asked again. as ii was asked 9s. is
not the Supreme Court the ultimate a,bi,er and yh
look iurher' We shall attempt TO show no un,enob
and how dangerous such POSITIONS
.sr Burke ofwoueu Hastings used the word o,,
poseon abou, some srsu%en OF the high Cour,
that what the Greeks called hss,oOn
putting the pvomss emo es before tho horse
equally and srikngy pr'pos.erOas. '"' S'''0' Is
| SOUIH CAROLINA
The struggles oil the conending par les have be
extremely animated; and the discussions in their
papers the ablest in the Union Some OF their ad
dresses would do no dscred TO the best days of the
revolution. Feeling is the nurse o. eloquence-and
inc parties IN ). [. not only discuss their subjects
win great ability, but pour fourth their sentiments In
'hs strongest language OF the passions
The victory is still undecided. The sJnion Pariv"
IN Chareson which sustained the O her d,v n defea,
in the election OF Intendant and wardens have made
suong rally and are organizing themselves tor the
erection oil Representative in October nex,-Jn many
quarters OF the State, the two parties have had meet
logs, and adopted resolutions; sometimes upon the Con-
venuon OF Philadephis; sometimes the doctrine OF
suihncaoiand occasionally tho course of General
jackson and the election OF the next President he
Union Party support General Jacksons course and re
election The meetings of the Free Traie and State
kghts Party are generally less liberal of their friend
snip; and sometimes decidedly hostile 10 his course
We have no means OF dscertaining the neasres which
,he Nuilihers may think ultimately OF adopting heir
language occasionally points more decided
10 he arm law and their opponents do not hesitate
sometimes to attribute 10 them the design of passing
law Tor directly opposing the operation OF the Tariff
some oil the proceedings in =. Carolina are very i'm.
terestng-but we have roem for them. At a late
meeting In Sumper District, Mr.. Miller, late Governor
anu present w. ;. Senator, was appointed the Delegate
10 fniiadephia At the same meeting some severe re.
solutions were passed agains; Judge William Smith for
the course he has lately pursued his purchasing lands
Out oil South Carolina, in Alabama, &c-Party spirit
mas even gone TO such pitch, to charge this dis
ungnished man, this uniform advocate OF the Rights of
me states, with being Federais AT dinner given
10 MN and General Blair Lancaster where 7o2 citi-
zens sat down at the table, Judge Smith repealed such
odlous charges: "Iney say (sad he) that I am a Ia
r.D man. lis false. took my stand against the
American System in 1917 1 think now ne tbo,ah,
then. They say am a Federolist. 'Tis slaoSers
am republican, andif thought any Federal blood lutk
ed in my veins, would HE me TO the surgeon and
nave IL removed, defy any one to show wherein
have ever changed-I defy the word."-The following
Is taken from an account of that dinner:
"Ihe 18Th toast. Our guest the Hon. VIM Smith;
venerable for his years and long public services-ro
peced for his integrity and honor for his 6rmness
political consistency displaced but not dishonored.
Judge Smith here amidst loud bursts of an
pause and addressed the people in his usual plain and
unsophistcaed manner, for some time: he unmasked
the doctrine OF Modification and exposed il in its true
deiomy and took occasion TO powerfully refI,e rum RS
winch had been put in circulation injurious TO his no.
cai character for consistency, SC. Sc He conclud
cd by Offering the following sentiments
m General jackson, native of Lancaster District
me Cincinnatus oil America, who like the Roman yete
ran. after he had conquered the enemies of his coun
Try, returned 10 his plough"
another Clay Victory!-The National Intelli pencer
whose accuracy in predicting counting returns of
elections is proverbial, said Monday that Gov Smith
the Jackson candidate "has been re-elected probably
by diminished Majority" Now according 10 the re-
turns already received, he Is likely beat Goodenow
(Senator Holmes son-in aw) by mainrv of from IN
oOOO votes when last year Smith beat Hunon bv on
ly about 1900 votes-and when IL '2S Cumberland Dis
rci was the only one which gave for Gen in all
we" Ehgland-and thai only by 173 majority. both
Houses OF the Legislature there large maoriies re-
indeed ''S
Nfnois-Joseph Duncan, the last Jackson member is
reelected by 1900 out Of 25, OOO
Pamont There is no choice of Observation-Disclosures
Anil Masonic) lo526-Alen National Republican,
lOO5O Mech Oackson) 1925 The Legisla ure will
have to make choice.
We have letter from Vermont of the 10Th, which
says mat The Democratic Party in this Sate though
small, are firm aid unmoved. They show handsome
gain from last year. We have about 20 members in the
State Legislature more than last year. The Clayites
are fast dwindng away. They will hardly show hem
selves as party another year. The time will come
when Vermont will not be behind New Hampsbire or
any other pat of New England in supporting the ad.
ministraiion of A. Jackson"
"Inadrertenee'-.a ne,o detiaitioni-Put Mr.. Ma1i
ssn and MIR. Monroe On ,hs Adams Electoral Ticket
w'ts ihe hope OF bo'efrg up a sinking eaus. by tle
authority OF their great names. Garry this system
ave des'gn-Pn' Judge Mar,ssi at The head of the
Commte of Vigilance. fer the purpose Of giving il f,c-
.ions inpor,auce, ether by the of his name, or
with The hope OF drawing some ,hirg favorable 10 j,
from HE latter OF desliu aion-and whom he daes a..
cline, cell it "iussverenee 10 have put him on the
Committee at ai-Practi'e this mspeuvre as often a,
you can, and when bstled in your design call H.
" tnddueT'enc -
ComNrrTEE OF yIaILANcE!-Great Vigilance in
in the Committed
Another yeR-A sIrrH-rll see no more
The following jeu desprn is from the last Wash
ingion Globe:,
"THE CLAY COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
I'VE apprebend that will require grea, deal OF
vigilance lie par Of The Whs 10 kseb ,ng s,her ,bs
Riei mond Comrii,ee.-Wbst shall We think Of lie
man body Of The party when e seIse, corps ave eva.
~ dsy a. jurng the service? We do TO, receive
WIZ ihe dots not bfiug with II such a rerurc:aiion
as the following, which we hiok is NJ. g.
To the Editors Of the Wing
p;snIbeT I6 1891.
GENTLEMEN-Yo will b. pItss 70 tyifbd,at0 nv
mama from late Anii-Jmkshn Committee The ap-
pon 'msnt wac made "ttout my krowIedgs o. sppro-
ba ion. GARLAND THOMPSON
"The first Tecusant was y venerable Iudpe who
put in protest by virtue Of his Office nee tbeu the
s' four Of have ioresworn the of ,be Com
mi''ee, and now we have archer. We exp.c, Ger.
aiply thai 10 due time Wien The rec, that haze hen
sumo. oned for Mr.. Gay, by tho Whig, arc pronerIv
poifed, hat they sso will give their vtrdie,s Tor The
President. We can assUrs ihs Wig has we calculate
CO both Judge and Ju'J As for counsellor Ssou ,bo
made The speech at the Clay me citing y he il Given
ovH-yst we have seen most solemn writing Of his
10 which, las, winter he pledged himself to the sup.
por, of The Administrations.
"Tbe Wing has most po,iiiveIy averred, and we pre-
sumo on hls authority H. a. be was then a NEUTRAL;
MT Ssot now hgures ~ viCl Mt Opponent. Th. is
precisely acne The part Of MIR. Calhonn-and al hough
We DO not lay Ihe slightest elam 10 him, he eerisny
say, when. IL sees the Of Mr. Clay not only
Pfonunssd sgainstby Judge and Jury, by the very
attorney bins'li who appeared 10 advocate III"
Whot's ~ The H1nd no,c7
| " NEW PobITIcAL vEMENT!"-.The Salem
Gazette speaks Of "broadside handbil, under this TAX
ing utie, being addressed TO "every clergyman i'm Sa.
lem" and TO 70 else. " "promulgars nouins d.
ton OF Judge Mclean for the Presidency" "Mr. Col.