Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

soe the satisfae;ion OF the public"
,,n Nave are informed eya gentleman ION South
rec ioo IN that county, was tried Saturday .' The
testimony clear aud soneu i've as TO hi. Guilt and
no will be hung on Fridaxnex.
SPEAKER OF THE II OF r.
Why does mol the " Providence American" erv o,,t
Tor an Aafi Nosoric Speaker! The Secretary OF the
baltimore Conveniion-the friend OF an Anti. Masonic
Pr<sidenfnight just well call for an An J.
Speaker Instead Of doing this, however, the Provi
dence America insists upon the necessity OF having
1or,F Speaker. -" II is not Of so much consequence
whether the Speaker o the next Congress is jackson
man, Clay man, falhoun man, wir, man. il he
be sound Tariff man. This qualification should be
deemed indispensable. Mr. Stevenson is not that man
he tariff majority in the house can surely find man
OF their views ON This important question: upon whom
they can all unite. The support of American pro,ec-
ton Is national concern: Let IL be narrowed dow
to mere party struggle."-And the Phil u = Ga.
zete re-ecioes the shout; and says, the Providence
Editor has taken very proper view Of the subject
and one which (wil be approved by the friends of the
american Sysfcm- is, that the SC two Opposition
Editors tho one Writ, and the other Clay mani pull
.ogeher against the present Spesker.1 heir policy is
to break down the present Jackson Speaker under pre
fence OF discarding all patty feelings to scatter the
seeds OF dssfleciion and sunon in the Jackson ranks
ana Try TO make such breach in them, as to bring in
possible, some opposition Speaker at all events TO
increase their chances Of conquerng by dividing us
Are the friends OF the Administrator to be thus h.m.
plugged! ''''"
We shall have Indeed rai,en u.oh evi, time. u
the old tests OF qualifications shall he lost sig
instead OF asking ais he honest. is lie capable, I, he
niui 10 the Constitution" we should have 10 ask s
ne faithful 10 the Tariff or 10 Ant-masoRryF No man
has yet pretended TO deny the unsuied .necrity or
the eminent qualifications Of Mr.. stevenson for the
Chair-and II he Is now TO be denounced and ptoscr:b
ed because he is not the friend of the Tariff Il is tery
'e calculated TO aay the excitement, 10 RECONCILE
the people TO the injustice Of the System.
The wiseacres OF the Opposition have also another plo
TOT dividing The friends OF the sdminisr aon They in
sst upon 1t. that Mr. Van Burens nomination ought n
be rejected by the Senate and they pretend to
upon the assistance Of all the friends OF Mr. CLAW and
oil the other Senators whom they have thought Il, to
assign TO the BANNERS Of Mr. Calhoun. (Among those
OF the Opposition we OF course rank the u s: TeIe
graph; the solemn pledges to Mr.. Bockee 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding We cannot believe however
Una. snch plot can be seriously got up No friend the
administration can sanction it Even the liberal members
oil the Opposition will shrink from the oium of proscrb
ing statesman like Mr.. V. Buren,. His diplomatic tai
ents have been con'pcuousy displayed by his course
OF conduct while Secretary Of State the extensive inor
nation which he has acquired, Of Hour foreign relations
renders him eminently qualif ID to fill the most impor
tant office abroad Why Is he TO be sacrificed! He
stripped OF his Office but Just and generous DeopIe
viii not permit him TO be sacrificed One of the Oppo
sion prints, at least takes such liberal view of this
matter, that cannot fobear 10 Law IL before or
ers. II is from Mr.. Miners "Yillare Record"
From notices in various prints led TO suppose
.ha' an auempt VIII he made next winter, In Senate,
10 REJECT the nomination Of MIR. Van Buren,. With all
due deierence we doubt both its proprety and poicy
His competency to the station cannot be doubted Let
us push MIN go far as Is necessary change the Admin
isua'ion; that would be politically fair; but we should
regret 70 see the spirit OF hostility become personal
Holding, as he Does the confidence Of so large portion
oil the largest state in the Union, his position gives him
power which in certain contingencies, may be render
ed available Tor useful patriotic purposes We bope
never TO see the Turkish doctrine OF looping heads
troduced, politically among u.s. We are neither the
eu'ogisis nor apoogsts OF Mr.. Van Buren,. Besides,
OF MIR. Clinton from the Board Of Canal Commissioners
and its consequences. Mr. v. B. at London would be
harmless, politically, compared with MIR. v. b. the
martyr IN the midst OF his excited friends in N. York
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Governor Hamilton /, on miay lou Of recon
n:i"snes 'hroushou'tbe Safe. Wherever he appears
his Polished manners win the kindness the peope-
and public dinners and sappers WOO hi. aese9 aDee
Ioa''s ana sPeeshcs OF course, ftlow Ia the n iir
oae OF the most interesting e'ings Of th, dese in
ton, was at public dinner given on iday week a.
Convention (Ms,ss Harp.r and pre,o,) and to vsr.
nor Hamilton. The telescope says il was The iarg.s,
company II recolects ever TO bave seen brought 10
ge'hrr here upon lk, occasion" Ii s'eousis ed OF
near zoO INDIVIDUALS, and formed, veniuce % Assert
mas OF individual re'pee ability, Of political in,e
genee and OF z,slous and high fssIicg such as /,
dthsult any where 10 soioci."
We have no space for all the tie anima
tod ,oa,i' and tho elegant I'd as hey arr
n The TIE lessop-t but we eanno, forbear making lew
sx'rass because they slow the signs Of The lines in
). nth roliDs.
Jn'gs HARrEn-" f. fla ginr strongly on the per.
ieet m de- aon q all the s'eps taken by the Phi!a
deiohia Convention, aud en- n, unanimiiy hat mark
ed ne acts, we nj on 10 shew wha, it's ell ,cts bsy
btou, and are like 10 be-. Tnat IL had .pou..
eon'biy accomplished much, in coDcilia'ing 20 N,
dos'rtne' and feelings Of our State Rights part
general approval and sympathy Of esponding pa
over all tho States that were Represented in The Az
ssmbly.-Tbat II had given US TO feel ,chtye and ,
'chof erfenf NO might Io,k for aid and somfor,. Blu
nat II had especially made apparent and brou in
inevitable aeknowed gDent the ,borou gh moderation
OF that party In this state whish has en- 70 fuou Il
shng.d vi n every thing tina. is rash aud viole n
That In the signal forbsarsnce OF rarity our repr.
senta'ves looking Upon the question before the Conv IN
ton with regard to is general effects upon all tn,
States re resepted had gotten ell party warfare an
waived even The 0esision, apt and needed II was
vndicate the peculiar prInep'e, upon which we
ot South Carolina place our ultimate hope Of rein,
Ths aEtenbIy resolved all these things with the n n
ma ked app'oba'ioni but when Judg, HMp,r wen, o,
70 say mat all that bad passed la the sho
induce ns mereiyto suspend for white d esv. move
ment Of the ate, the applause Of the Assembly rr
uouoied, ana was renewed at every moment while y
proceeded 10 declare, that dssg alton. by all tina
the most Unre mited effors to ascertain The state
op'oion and OF parties houg CHOU, The Union could ac
comp' H. were psrfee'ly soO6rmed 10 The psrsuasio
that be State and must az, II this na at,eppt n
Cancellation fsil.--He said that tn, homes of ALI IN
friends OF liberty and the constitution were fix ID on
That In the ysiy States in which opinions prsdomi
naie, no movement will bs ait sd ill we who VI
so l6g challenged the lead in this m alter move on
Col PREsToN said ".hai II was clear that, by Gu
concurrence in ihs late CJnveD,ioD, we were in gon
iah bound 10 a6ies the ti'st Of the measures mhic
mad been sdop,ed, win our consent That we r,ue
wait, at least, ill trial shall be sds 81 the strong re-
presenaiioDs which will by tina, body, be laid befor
CtDgrc". That, however, not daring 10 place nor,
than The faintcst hope In their success hs L. him elf
IN tho shongest manner, bound TO warn u that IN.
State must look finally TO itself AID ne mu nj AZ 1,
eSpessa'ions on the sure basis Of energy aud
,oufsss He did not doubt that Tho sonendins parie
Tor the Presidency nigh, each endeavour TO win n.
with their usual coin OF false promises Nay-,ho v.
ry manufacturers were likely, in order 10 fir upnn
the present otiuus aud inioera5o priu tple
TO hold Quito va some deseiiul compromise that M.
make mo opPres ion permanent, by consiiaiine new
interests 70 rs support Against sny thing Of his sor,
he south must guard 'ssf with tho iaieo,e sauiiop