Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-23

papers, spd last evening about $50 per ons. many from
curiosity, assembled NJ the Broadway House. John
Woodward was called to the Chair aud Col. Alexander
Hamilton was made Vice President, George Brrc.
aud Mr. Brush were appon ed SessetarieL Sundry
resolutions were read as PREPARED, and were adopted
stbsitenfo, and IN sbtut Twelve minutes the meeting
adjournsd We notice this movement which was MOI
hosized or ceuntenanced by the discreet friends OF
Mr.. Calhoun, in order that more ouepcc NAV
be s.ached to Il than Il msrite. [Phiiad Inq.
The Calhoun .Meettng.--Soms wsg has been h ak.
ipg Dun Green by giving him ming account Of the
meeurg got up by Alexander Hamilton 10 nominate
Me. Cslhanu. Hear bin!
Notwithstanding the storm, the great court room OF
the Broadway House was net orly filed o 90 dense
crowd that You could hardly breathe but tbe large
STARE the walk, fronting Grand s,tee as ell as on
Brosdwsy; were also or, wded not being abe TO get
The orly truth in the above IL. that |, rAn.d vsrv
hard OF course there was great struggle to get out OF
The storm toto the which being very spa could
not even when crowdef, Accommodating $50 persone.
TIE fact 10, the worst enemy Of Nj Calhoun could no
desire 10 witness greater aborion-a more p,orable
failure. Tie edefal papers for the cake Of mise
gave eur, ncy to the notice. w, ay.ry ie friends
OF MIR. Calhoun, were present, the rest were 81 ec,a.
tors OF oil pa.ies-he individuals placed in the chair
aud eecreiarise, were men Without shadow Of polii.
cal 10 Huencc and Mr. Hamilons resolutions were read
and not voice rs'ed, word spoken, .ffor, made
to ain the cl.ims OF Me- Calhoun for the flee Of
Preside Mt, and after fifteen minutes in tesson Silent
mis- III, the meeting adjourned.
Mr.. Cslh.ua may say with justice, "save me from
my hi nds but 10 jus ie, To and dcr-et frie
Of his should add, hey diseoun ensnced the whole
proceedings. This s not thu place for such move.
insnt to succeed G.W Y Cow. s. Eng.
MR.. CRAWFORD
iiend 10 this city has put letter ino our hand
rfrom subsci Der residing in n-ighborng SAFE max
ing 'iiies n Te.ati' TO address OF MIR. Cr2w
toId Wish he imposes TO have been forwarded 10 the
Globe foe publication This enquirer, imagine Il
imposed upon by mo sserons and interros oil
Two pro,s in this city, which we never notice when il
can be avoid, d-Ard lie may have taken il Tor granted
their declarations bring unconir adcled that there was
some truth in he statements. We state, therefore, TO,
the satisfaction OF the individual apsssn well fo
that Of the public genel ally, that Mr Crawford has ne
,h.r directly, nor indirectly, transmitted any thing
the Editor for pubisaon.--Ws have never h.d any
correspondence with MIR. Crawford, in relation TO hi
controversy with MIR. Calhoun, indeed any o,he
sutjsc' Aud have right 10 suppose that he vii
select this print The vehicle Of any commune a,icI
he may choose TO mike to the public. [JH. Globe.
.Nulhf alton Mr. DIXON III. LEWIS, OF ALB.
ma, from wLon ard whose operation in the WI y g
Nu!li6cson 30 much y spscted, ba, given his nc
ions in In Mobile Patriot, this subject IL hil k
5 ate may declare law OF 'hs United iates 10 b
null but without being able TO take any st,ps t0card
rendering II t,operGiire. In 'hs sense, have oil
US nuIh d, zig aud lille. l'ng sg'
, Charleston Courier.
Michigan We have received a very well write.
appeal om MIR. NJ ssh, whose appointment Seer
~ OF Misbigan has been volsnly assaulted Gao dub
iom pc issl Doiives) account OF his youth. Who
ever made tia. charge against WIN. Pit, when ap
pointed Prime Minister n England! O,e the Eas
tern Po'enta'es when obj.clibg 70 receiy. an Amba,
sador who had no ber', answered tia, be shoul
have a goat accredited ia future. Mr.. M isop who,
character and quAhhca ions uIdoubted shculd hav
fair trial before he /, condrmned-b sides lie ne
p Governor will soon be al his Io,'.
!, [N. Y. Cour. s. Eng.
Indian Depdytment.-Eibsri Herrins, Esq OF Il
ely has been sppoinled TO the Indian Burr au OF tb
wa u pariment at WaihpgioD situation Of Ct ns;de
able importance aud drIicaay uar!y in bs int,
es'irg tate OF affairs wi Ia our red bretLren Nj,
Herring 10 well known a inan OF education srea. 10
dus'iy, and good teelrgs-persevef iue and active
j. be discharge OF any puoiic duies He filled sever
. Puts stations with credit under Governor C;;p,o
a. whose friendship and ience he entirety posses
al co pc apDHin'm-n n, ateRs ether il good one RI