Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-09
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Thursday Ercs.is.g, June o.
THE NEWS.

The Poles yet again successful. Slcilcc, the
head quarters the Russian army by the former account
is possession the Poles s. the Russians have retreat
cd across the River Dug. In England the Rcformers
carrying every thing before them Gen. Gascoyne
has been defeated in Liverpool by immense majority.
We mistaken yesterday in statement, that
the Matthews Mail leaves here Tuesday morning. 1t
did u fortnight ago, and knew the time had been
changed back and forward from Tuesday to "Wednesday
and vice four five times in many months and
had received no notice of any recent change, We
thought ourselves warranted in the statement, without
making special enquiry at the Post Office Tho time
now, is Wednesday morning. Our papers have been
deposited on Monday night, we before said.
The trial of James W. Marshall, for the malicious
and unlawful sho citing of William Gait, on yester-
day, in the Superior Court Of this County The prose
Cltion conducted by the Commemorative Attor-
uey, Mr.. James Lyons, and the defence by Mcssrs
Johnson and Leigh. The jury, learn, have not yet
agreed on their verdict
No! No. Friend uezckiah. If you expect to- get
footing in the columns of thc Richmond Enquirer, by
means of this Threatened controversy you will find your
rlfmisalcn. Depend it; that Immaculate sheet
will never be contaminated with any of your Tariff
speculaons Is not much better for its readers to have
your opinions and facts compressed and set forth in
the deductions of its worthy Editor. You cannot be
unreasonable to think otherwise. particularly
by passing through this crucibe your notions will be
more rcadablc and Improved both in the and STYLE
IL BY the way-t is high time enquire what has
become of Mr.. RtcGie? We challenged him to meet
us IN an open discussion of subjects which he much
and long snapped about; and he promised that he would
DO So after the adjournment of Congress-whch
more than three months. The extra length of the
session ofthe Legislature of Virginia. thought of
accepted good for part of the delay and
he has lately had much concern in cabinet making
but having arranged all things well he cam and
dictated for the administration pursue
hope that he will find leisure to redeem his pledge
The subject is alreadng before the people of
the United Statcs-and surely, this of the quill
champion of FREQ tradc and Atlas of rights will
not longer hesitate to meet of he HeZekaus," and
shcw his ''nonscnsicaes, "-seelng it is proposed to
call national convention of integent and dSntercst
cd persons" for that very purposc! Our valued friend
whose zeal in works ofbenevoencc honorable the
human race, having retired from this discussion some
two or three years ago.
We take this opportunity to inform Mr.. Ritcie that
we ready for him. We no: how soon nor in
what manner, he shall make his attack. All We ask is
that he will descend from speculative opinions into
practical matters and appeal to the of the peo
pie. Nay, will 1Udire this request-so great
is desire to place ourselves before the worthy and
respected readers of the ''Rchmond Enquirer" and
especially the present time that they might see us as
are, hear in words, and make their
deductions. We that hosts of pre,1d
to be encountered and know also that hundreds
who hold them stund far above us, by deduction and
the power of logc-but, the mailed GoLah fell be-
meath the force of small smooth from the valley
humble truth Gas regard it)may find its way
through opening to the just judgement of men, wo
cannot knowingly entertain thought that is in op
position to tho good of their country.
Will Mr.. Richie let us shear from him.
Niles RSriS,cr.