Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21

whilst 'ho,' only pay as per cent. Of eocr's GU, tiaek.
sniths cani oil msko ~ cheap en- article out Of taxed
,tcn az foreign blacksmith, can make cut Of free iron
YET this tax Is called protecting our home industry i
a large importation OF the article would probably ursw
cut Of EN- 10y ment many persons Engaged in IN king
hHrc shoes. These concerned will no doubt petition
Co gress to take tho tax CIT Ct lion, 90 that hey may
stand on an equal icotiug with others 10 our own mar
kat. Thsre ere, 10 d ub,, m,ny evils Of the same
kind, which have been broush, on lhs co,uIy ty fool
In '-g'''sio's end srs'pinx monrpolisl,.
iii COURSE.
"Mr. Clay's friends have placed Freemasonry be-
tween him aud our party. This is an impossible barrier
They do not desire to see the obstacle removed. They
deliberately preferred the election OF Thrcop and Liv-
IlngstoD, 10 the success of their tried aud fast political
friends. The party which defeated Granger. Stevens
Spencer, Cady, Msriindale, &c. can neither wish nor
expect the cooperation OF Indeed our
party is prohibited from supporting Mr.. Clay, even IL
they desired to do so, by his own letter, published in
The Daily Advertiser. In this Masonic organ, an ex.
tract OF a letter from Mr.. Clay appeared. in which no
forbid the association Of his name or interests with the
anti-masonic party. In pursuance Of this, IL is prcsum-
ed, General Van Rensselaer,. the Grand Master OF The
Grand Lodge, gave the countensnce OF his name. and
The weight Of lis character, TO sentiments, Oirst pro-
b~mulgated in a p~rofessed Clay paper, aud then difused,
by the Regency, Throughout the stste) which destroyed
the election OF Messrs. Grang, T and Stevens.
"Thc wickedness Of this movement was great, but
its blindness and stupidity was far greater. Like most
departures from principle, it is receiving its reward.
But the parallel does not stop here. Innocent men suf-
Ter Tor those who were guilty OF a %peridious abandon
ment of friends and party. a portion Of tho American
System PARTY were faithful to heir principles. The eli.
~ OF New York and the counties Of Dutchcss and
Greene, acted with republican magnaninity. But tho
counties OF Columbia, Albany, Rensselaer,, Washington,
montgomery and Oneida, proved rccreant."
Hear himt-Thc above is extracted from Mr.. Thur
low weeds Albany Evening Journal OF Wednesday
last. IL may be looked upon as official, in relation TO
me course the anu-nasonic party have been instructed
to take. So now we shall have a triangular battle.
Every one must DOW look TO his own interest and sleep
on ms arms. Dorchester Rspub!icon.
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
"~AsHINGroN, June 16.-In answer 10 some stric-
lures recently made in one or two newspapers on sub
Jecfs connected with tho Navy Department, VIC have
sought Information and would observe, that the sailing
OF no pubic vessel has OF late been delayed a single day
rom tho want OF seamen; that no men has been dis
charged abroad without their passages home being
promptly paid, and mono have been Improperly punish
cd by their officers. and complaint made 10 the Depart
men', without immediate inquiry and redress.
[Globe.
TELEGRAPH'S ATTACK ON THE PRESIDENT
The President is assaulted by the Editor OF the Telc.
graph, az having ''put his own fame, the interests of The
country, and the Republican party, upon a desperate at.
temptto control the private intercourse OF society" He
says: "ShAl a new Cabinet be organized expressly for
the purpose OF controlling society in this particular"
And he answers his own inierrogatories by declaring
that IL he were $50 remain silent, il would confirm The
Influence which it is our this1 duty 10 combat. An in
fuence which seeks TO undermine our tree institutions,
and by using the power and patronage Of the Govern
ment, corrupt our public as well as our private morals"
we have here giver, In his own language, IN,
ground assumed by ;he Editor OF the Telegraph, inhi,
at ack on 'be President. Blu, upon what II. / does he
base the charge, that tho Pre- ident has organized f.
Csbloe,, for tie pur poe Of con roliiI e Society in
a " particular, wh CHI 1. 20 " corrupt our public as
DeH as our private morals? l., il ~ tie iou, d in tie
crcumstances ct tie distoiuiion CT IN. l,'s Cabinet .
Did The Secretary OF War, In re'ieniug his situation,
evinee a wish to exert Cabinet infl ierce 10 sus.ain bin
in Society We think not. BY The declarations OF a
OF the lalo Cabinet, II Is now apparent tha,
here was a deep-roo,ed personal hostility existing
among some Of i,s members. Was no, the knowIedp
'be existence ct this diff renee, and tia, IL YVES iirs-
cot c!leatle, sufficient 10 render is re-o-gan'Za ion n-
ccsss'y ? The people had ,eeo tho public service ruff
during the admins ration Nc. M,nr a, by In
rivalry and disfeaiion OF Messrs. Adams, Crawford abd
Calhoun. They had seen jealousy and diff renee II
on operating upon the Secretary OF State aud Sc.
cretary of War, under Mr.. Madison, psralyz:ng the
OF The Governmen. during var. end sur, o ,de'.
a struggle; the CabiD.i concnrring in noihing,i
evsn when the enemy was a, The door. II, as MIR
Is apeh has ssssriet, aod / as been so o'ten re- psatcd by
the Tie egfaph. the "inha-ncss" were " msligu,"
which operated upon tbs Cabinet, is no, that admission
a sufficient qualification Of the Presijent for the cours.
I'D. ped by hin ? Hal Mr.. Branch, or any other mem.
osr Ct The CABINET, a right to call on ths President TO
enter into the d'san,ion, aud by pa,,ipg with one div
OF his Cabinet, aad retaining the other, thus 10
pu, a mark OF reprOba,ion on those VITO left il
Notwiihs'anding The officially OF his cous.e, the con.
duet OF the President has been from ,hs hrst, TO the
last, towards every membsr Of his Cabine', kind and
conci'is,ory. He exerted 70 o;her ir huencs than hat
OF a mutual and sf.eiionate fisnd, TO soo.h The feelings
Of the members of his Cabinet, aud reccnsils them
TO each o,be'. Bling unable 10 accomplish lis be-
WtsD"P, no teh tUse lit II DY lis GU
iy TO the country, 10 bring togstte s a new Cabinet.
which, Consulting in perfset harmony, would b. en-.
abled 10 divsct oil its energies TO the pubic service,
and 10 command bis own and The public confidence.
We believe thrre 10 no impartial Uan who does noI
approve the cour'e which he adopted.
But the Eii'or OF tho Teleg aph impntea the wi.e
course which the President ha. adopted, and which
we believe the whole republican party approves; TO a
design TO '-:ortupto our public ss well our private mo-
rails" and iGsisis that ,hes"NEw CABINET" IL "oR-
GANIzED' by he Pfesident Tor that purpose lii
but a Re " days since tbis man pronounced Inc highes,
suiogi.m on the purity Ct Hugh l.. White, whom the
Presioen has invited 10 I'LL the place OF MAJOR Elton
Will he say the President has sought the co-oper alton
OF ,Li' pure and upright man TO corrupt soeiety VIVA
IS ihers in The life ard character OF the venerable and
enlightened Livingston, 10 lead 10 such a eCnciu.i u
as TO him! Has The pane Il Lewis MeL'ne ever been
rou, led With dii honor } What we demand, has Mr..
Woodbury. ever done 10 I'll him for such 8 com;piraey e.
gainst The p ivate and public moral oftte Major? Our
seDss,ivs, our scrupnious, OF, over wcsninely fa.,i ions
Duff Green. 10 alarmed lest some "nidiign influence"
will owe come all these honorable men, and iceuee I, EN-
TO maks a common effort 10 compel society "f0 as oci-
ate 10Th q particular indipiduai,"-an individual too,
in the retreats OF private life, and going mo a remote
Sta,e-fsr from the tceno OF the maljgn IL hueDce! L.
il net astonishing hat his "Jtaiou'y The gresn.eyed
monster," DID no, seize upon cur Error. while in The
pidst OF the isrritls circuns, tanees Of 1S20:" Where
was HE scfupulo'iiy thsn aud since /! How could he
heve sanctioned The int course b s own wife and
daughter have held win Iris "pdTficuloT indiUidudI!'
How could lie have invited The whole si'y aud hall Of
CopGIes 10 HE house and brought il iuto association
oow told, is ,ufieisn. to corrupt our public os tceH
as pirate morals -
MISREPRESENTATION OF THE OPPOSITION
CORRECTED.-No. 10.
"wili The GItbs deny that M. Ingbsm, Gov. B auch
and Mr.. Be riep, were dismissed because thsy refused,