Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1891

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1881
MEXICO.-Thc New Orleans Bee or Tho ea,h
ult. acknowledges the receipt of papers Oft late DAT,
from Mexico. The most important news which they
contain Is the announcement. by n despatch from the
Alcalde OF Hua,ulco 70 The commlndunt of the Dc
pattn"nt OF Eluila, ! the almost total dcf,n, nj
Gucrrcros party. aud the capture Of that chief II
appears he was taken at Acapulco, ON the Sou,b So,
and conveyed thence TO lIuatulco on board the Snr-
dluian brig Colombo. The despatch is dated On tho
cath OF January, and states that the brig arrived IN
the Goth. 1t was transmitted bv the cnmuondont of
EIutla to The Governor Of OJaca, and by b,m FIR.
warded to lie Minister. Guerrero left UuntuIco -,
the Goth for Olaca. guarded by n ST ronu escort Eror,
thence he will doubtless be conducted TO Mcx;cn
where the Judgment Of n council OF War vii
speedily decide his fate. "
Lower CANApA.-Thc Governor General has
transmitted Il message TO tie House of Assemble ~
the Provincial Parliament, PROPOSING IN Give 49,
the Province the revenue hitherto at tho isnos ~
the Grown, which is stated as amounting annn,n.
to about Ej6,oo0, and nm estimate for a Civil Ti:y,
amounting to about $4,000 is transmitted, winch
IL asked TO be granted for the life of his Maiesty
Com .4dv.
GaArrrunE Tho report is catherine s,r,rn,h
that MIR Randolph, our Minister no wbers nos 5hn
Court OF 81. PGicrsburgh, is returning home n =
pose the present administration, and particularly
the Republican Party" who exercises tho G,n-,ions
OF Secretary of State "Et ia Brute" as Some
BODY told Gen. Jackson TO say TO Mr. Calbo,, 'o"'
10.
BoSroN, TuURsDW -Inferestins .ar,;roy ..
cd this morning n DRAFT Oh the United States Rrannh
Bank, drawn by the Trrasurcr of the United S,,,o,
Tor S4i9,748 20, III favor of The Commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, the same being in part l,ouid,t,on az
our long standing claims One third of this snn wiII
be sent on to the state OF Maine, according TO ogroo.
rRent at the separation.
MAssAcHUsrrrs CGAIus-Tho Gover,or ,u..
snchuSctts, IN a Message to the House of R.presen-
tatiyeS on Thursday last, acknowledges the rccein,
al Sii9,7i3 % from the Secretary of IN, Tre,srrr
under the Act Of Congress which provides for ~
settlement of the Massachusetts Claims. Tho terms
ofthc Act by which Maine was separated from Ma
sachnse'ts proper, give one third of this msney to
that State. II will be observed that for some REAGAN
or other, the accounting officers have cut short "a few
thousand dollars) the appropriation aio,red by Con.
g~ress,-which wus Sa3O,74G &c. The original Claim
was ~S8I3,G0l 81. Jour. Gam
New H%ANrsHRE ELEorloN.-The General
Election OF the "Granlte State - took place ON Tues
day. IL has heretofore been strongly Jacksonion
But returns from forty towns, received this morn;nn
by letter, render 1t probable that the administrator
majority VIII decrease more than one half One
year more, and then!--Com. .1dc.
The Cincinnati American says-"We understand
TINT there are twenty five thousand barrels of fonr
at one point on the Miami Canal, WAITING for Tho
opening OF navigation"
GIDEON ToMLrNsoN, of Connecticut, has resioned
'"' oIiISe NJ bONcfnDr oil that State. in cnnaorucpno
OF mis- election as u. States Senator from that State
for the torn Of SIX years, commencino ON tho All ~
March, inst. ""
The course of the Richmond Enouirer in ,r,r,,
contemplate. Is ii possible that the mouth niece ri
d great party can be made TO speak with two voices
70 'he asp'rnnts tor power! Can 1t be that the Edi-
tor OF The Richmond Enquirer will truckIe 70 RI,
edilor OF the Washington Telegraph! Such is the
fact. The course Of The Enquirer. at all times tor
tu"nS' and twisting, is now even more sinuous than
ever. IL seeks To thread the labyrinth of polticoJ
n failure VI" W
Why should the snccrs and rebukes of the TeIc-
g,aPh De borne with so much meekness and patience,
we nave no disposition" says the Enquirer, "to
lash The alrcady angry waves into fury" Precious
confession! 10 sustain the party then, honor ls 10
DO sacrificed, and Indcpendecc disregardod. We had
thought the motto Of the Enquirer was "Verite sans
pour"
The backing and filling Of the Enquirer will not
answer Virginia will not consent to be mama ed
out OF her true opinion. When was il that the ola
DOMINION ever acted upon the non-committol system,
Never. 1t IS no, IN The nature of her people 10 sir
with their arms folded, and wait for the tide. Iftbo
Enquirer VIII not lead, 1t will be lei -r1lcr. Gn-.
.EfGGfNtA.-As far as we have had an opportunity
OF Judging, from actual observation and from mfr
NATION derived from other sources, public onirion in
.'irgnia' WIN regard to the recent correspondence.
ls decidedly IN favor of Mr. Calhoun. Ger. Jockson
mas undoubtedly fallen IN the opinion of the peonIc'
we kno" this to be n fact. Mr.. Van Buren, suffers
-.,I 'i""S T"SP''nH % ocInS accessory to, or
Ia,hcI TIC principal. IN tho plot to undermine the re-
putatlon OF his competitor. II is our firm belief that
time wII continue to operate against the disunited
trIumvrate, and work ihcir downfall torcther-B.
The National Republicans have every reason for
cohBratulaiIon IN their prospect of success. very
iaT@e number OF gentlemen, who went 20 Washineton
~ '"", Az Jackson men, have return \, impressed
WIN a belief that their duty 10 themselves and Their
country calls upon them TO oppose the Generals elec.
won. we DO not mean that they are ready to de-
noHnoe me PRESIDENT and his Cabinet as imbecile and
traitorous, or to declare war upon those who unhoI,i
snenLont satisfied that the present Executive cannot
in'h' the expectations Of those who placed him IN az.
nee, ana that he Is continually open to deception bv
intriguing ministers, these gentlemen have come 10 n
conclusion thata change must be made in the Hreou.
uVe OF the GENERAL Government, aud the time has ar.