Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

paipabie dishonesty Offering rule TO others that
(he) would abid, by (himsel) as to the Bank OF
the u S"-and o: remaining for these several years,
ITO use his own elegant and classical phrase,l mute
as eui-irog frozen up IN pond"-untI Mr. Madi-
Of his argument" unseang his lips AS to the 81
lence which he is pleased 10 escribc to ourselves, has
not existed.
GROSS MIsREP kESEN rATION 1901
AN W Havsn (dera'd! we h-heve) OF the 26ih Ju-
", has the ollowiug article with suilsb cotnment.
"rhs Rich noud Eng iiter says The .di'sr
sui ed IN May ias by the Presidents friends to
the influence that might be PRODUCED Virgi.
na, 10y e-appoOtmeDt 10 oiec OF person, who had
once bsen the editor OF Dew.paper-a that We had
given az our op Mons III such appcintmen would
s-rvs 10 sour The tie" Here are Two precions con
ses'ions-br' that Jack makes his appon,nsn with
exclusive reference 10 party .f.ctbis lac, IA, hsen
long kn1wn, but not before d''iac,ly admitted aud
second ,ha, ,hs ckson party in rgina are attached
not TO the principles perscn OF the President, bu 20
the pr hsy drive with N in tired, ior fiji
c.s-in th resre: their position ia not sDsular Tor
office hun i l. chAracterisic OF ,bs party "
The most shameful part of this misrepresentation is,
that the New Haven Editor has merely repeated the
queries which we quoted from the U. $. Telegraph aud
has suppressed TIE positive contradiction which We
gave al the same time 10 the whole story.-Tbe New
Haven Editor weaves an ingenious story about the per
son who is alluded 10 in Virginia, "-abont his "re-
appointment'-" REFORM" buying up his opinion and
influence. IL completely at fault upon all these
points, The person in question is no virginian, but
Simpson OF philadephia-the who had frs
contradiction i'm private letter to these very cries
ries in the u s. Telegraph the who first press.
ed for Gen. Jackson's being declared for re-clec-
tion-w'o begged abjectly, then menacingy for an
ofice-and finally penned and signed the Protocol
which is now much bruited and lauied in the OPP
position prints
RdH Road C0nrentiOn. CT lzens Of Roski. CHAM
county have held meeting for the purpose Of promot
log the continuation Of R-i.R,a in the Valley Of
Nhginis. They have appointed nine Deega TO al,
tend Ccuven'ion Of the Valley the s pie mber
at New Market In Shenandoah county, Tor the sake o.
producing concer, 10 the location OF the rad along the
Main V.ley-and they have also TO ,hs following
Resolution:
"Resolped, That they urge the People of winshes-
ter TO abandon their ot OF separate rail road from
the Potomac TO Winehtsei and unite their funds
with ,he funds OF ihs Stanton aud Potomac ill Road
Company, and that the people Of Frederick will
ham, shall and are hereby instructed TO pledge them
selves, 10 use all their ieavors TO bavs the Road
located through or near Winchesier."
The niue Delegates are Msssrs. john EfIinger, Ro
Bert Gratan, j.. jain Chrisman Robert Cray, John
kenoey, James Ha l. DR.. Joseph Cravens, DE-. Peachy
Harrison and Dr.. Jacob ID. Williamson,
The Ssnn,on Spectator OF the ~. July Gays, that
he subscriptions to ,he Railroad nov amoun, to
$4,000 IN Augusta and il 10 expected they will be in
creased 10 $l50,000
"Ihe PaTkersburg road The public snsin. er, " no
have been engaged in the exploration OF the county
between this place and Petersburg, with view
location Of the road provided for by Of the last
Legislature, are understood Gays the Winchester Vr.
giuaD) to have decided on making Romney aud Carks-
burg points IN The route. Col. CrOz,t the chief eugi-
neer, Is engaged 10 locating the road OF Rom
ney, and shall probably have decision upoD
the contci0g claims o. the several r,ulss between
that place and ,hs-As the consru ction If this road
will be OF Immense importance to ciiizens, would
i. not be well for them TO take steps towards pre-
nrg tue subjsc 20 the consideration Of the Execu-
i've at early day, that the work may be promptly
commenced and vigorously prosecuted to eompieoOn'
The contracts should, at all events, b. made In the
| course OF The summer or ensuing suumn.
| FoRElGN.-We lay London News to the 18th June
before our readers The gallant Poles, worthy sol
the best days OF Greek OF Roman fame" are
still Struggling Tor their Liberties against the Hordes
OF their oppressors-and still their glorious cause
appears TO prosper. Should they succeed a new
era will come over Europe-The influence of Lib
erty will be extended to every country A quasi
war has been revived between Belgium and Hol-
land. "A few signs OF disturbance in France-of hos
Utilities between France and Porugal-the Meeting oil
Parliament, and indications of the success of Reform In
Engiand-these are the principal items OF news.-Mr.
McLane has arrived. Perhaps Minister has ever
lett England, respected by its government,
esteemed by his own fellow citizens abroad, sue
cessul in the Objects f his mission Let X Y pirate
long he peases he is unable TO tarnish the nego
| citation or the fame OF Louis McLane. The parting let
ter OF his counrymen i'm ondon shows in wha, high es
maon he is held there owe recently conversed (say:
the Pol. Inqumer) win higGy rsspe cable and intel
gsnt gentleman Of this city, laely returned from The
BRUSH metropolis and he bears ample testimony he
bgh regard which Is enter,eined for the character Of
Mr. M'Lane, by his eountrymen abroad, we'll az by
the government near which he was pla:ed, to main
lain the Interests OF the United States N man, n
u, could have been saous IF tbe rspu.
,aion OF h is country, beei maintained its eharac
Ter and dignity could have regarded her
with more wa chtul eye, have acted Ia better
con ofmiiy With what 10 ihoss interests and TO
the honour Of the nation, whose representative he
was"
Florida Election--G1vsfnor Duvai has Issued a
reclamation, oIing anohsr election for Delegate 10
G. nSress The ground, that both the candidates, Col
White and Col GtdsdeD. have received III num-
Der OF votes, OF those given the 'o.mer, the
exact amount OF lis majority he latter, being
jeced, in qlenes OF iniormdlity 10 the return
them, on the parl Of the presiding magistrates who
| omitted 20 append necessary ceritcaie-Cjl While
has published long and a keen ply to the Psoca.
macn, which he contends is Unauthorized by the laws
OF the United States of the Territory OF Florida. He
refuses to able by tae GIgsrn)s dsc soo AMI adv-
the People attend the polls On the Ist Mon
day ia October, next)He declares also bic determi.
oauon TO proceed TO Washington on 'hs meeting of
C'ngtess, apd TO claim his seat in Virtue of the last
eieetion.-A letter from Governor DIval says have
t;ken ptOo TO the omission of form any
turn made for either party The only objee,ou have
made Is 10 eases ~h-rs poll-5O0k has been return
ed. This is matter OF substance, II there be such in
any Eleeuop aod s positively required by Election
Law Such contests are exceedingly 10 be regretted
Perhaps ihere 10 State Territory in his Uni1n
whsb IL much rent in twain by pOlt cal conIe,is
F.oTids! The Governor aud The member OF Con sres
At this time both politically and personally opposed g.
appointed Mtjor Gad,den A'sisisn, Engineer, place
Of Gen. BsrDad resgned-but The report wants eODir-
nation.
KENTUCKY-The Eise,ion, los C,ugrers ADD the
State Legislature take place during The pTesen month
Both psrtss appear i've and sanguins about The II
so'.-The Opposiion viii scarcely allow the Jackson
more ,han Members OF Congfsss-bu
The JtekWn men turn the tables on their opponents
The la't FiaBkfou ArsO, ~ says: I'VE daily receive
he mn Irh htud