Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12
THE PHIADET,PHIA UpROTOCOI

The PHlLA HPROTOCOI.o
After considerable flourish OF tTumpets by the op-
poson about "ProtocoI' Of the original Jackson men
Of Philadelphia, withdrawing their support from G. me.
raj Jaskson manifesto appears in the United ates
Gazette sgned by sir prrSOns :! They oil claim
TO be orig na friends Of General Jackson and intend 10
oppose bi' rp-sIee,on for three reasons which thew
argre At length; first, ihat it il politically wrong to
elect President for more In term Of four wears:
second that wrong in General Jackron TO seIec
any of ha cabinet officers from among the members of
Congress- and, third, the general Another err
might have been aided which would assign more
clearly the true of the dissatsf cIon ard oprosi
lion Il al leasi two OF ihe,n, md that is that they
could moi obiaio Office under General Jackson. Ste.
Dhen Simpson II 10 wall known was during the Last
winter appointed by The President enc ~ the commits.
'onsrs 10 adjust tho claims under The DAnish treaty.
and tho Senate refused 10 firm the appointment
ompIisd with his imporiupes and appointed him
Navy Agent at Pha1elphia, IN The place of George
Harrison, the ADMINISTRATION, we have no doubt, with
him, would have been altogether Of different rharac-
ter Rom That which he now appears 10 thisk IT, II not
than sir men, in all the city Of Philadelphia csn
be found willing to davow their original predictions
favor Of Gene a. Jsskson, will venture to ssicr,
hat his ehanSe vi eeeon Is iolsrabIy safs even
hat quhr's' lHdri'6ug Reporter.
CowARDLY OUTRAGE.
The Boston Trsnsefpt of Thursday informs us thai
the Hon. ISAAC HILL. who was attending Court az 9
witness at Exeter was WAyisd ss he was LEAVING IN q
Court Houte, assaulted and struck many bloys by
Gen. Timothy UphAm.
Ia apPsa' from the account In she Transcript III al the
that
ID concerted plan 10 assault him whso separated
from his friends and surrounded by federal bues and
black gusTdi-for there IL not a democrat ia New
Hsmpsbre, who IL he had been present sIsush scsns
would h.ve besiiSlsd shed his blood n defence OF
! lSaac Hi, Ihc has dono much for democracy snd
/ bic connty.
This 10 an outrage Of no common character. Gen.
Upbim, the bully who rnads he agsauli Il the hc s5
sf The federal party in New Hsmpshirs-hs best snd
most respectful in their ranks and hu, eiah-
teen moths since, their sspdidSlo lof Governor
lie 10 stout muSculsr man, weighing more Than two
| hundred pruLJI Me Hill, although powerful in mind
il slender in irime-and wbAl bas been LAME 10 one
| OF his limbs from bic youth. For UphaH TO ASSAULT
such man under such eireumsiaDcss IL the heigbi OF
eowardies. NJ. Hill not the Eiilor of the Pat
roi when that paper denounced Gen Uphan az a
smuggler He was not the defendant in Upbau,'s II.
bel suit and he prineip, for This outrage Is IN
he is talented, firm ard isarless republican The
sssault evidently INTENDED as an insult 10 ever
| republican in New Hlmp'hirc, and every member oil
thai party should consider himself perscnslly bound 4,
recent and avenge H. We believe the Superior Court
Of that s a,e before whom be was in attendance az
wness, will ro' let tho outrage pass with immunity
The meter viii moi end hero. The democracy Of N "
England viii oaud by Isaae Hi, they dl when by
federal caumnies his noniDaiion Or "a yed in In
Senae-anh iedera's, though they now ask sneeriD e
ly whether 10 assault hin, is outrage, viii rus N,
DAY iof setting bully upon a nan o. Nh HiPs un
sulied character, commanding mind and high cfIisa
Salioo' B0Sioa y oiesmda.