Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

Mr. Stevenson and the unfair interpret on Of article
in the Richmond Enquirer, highly dsrcputable in
that paper-rhcrc is every numbef specimens Of the
contemplate Diachav assm Of Sutherland species Of
hyPocrical andgrossy deceptive remarks, that become
the -4meriedn System supporteref auulfeation-drt
ford Times.
LOUISIANA SENAroR.--Y esterdays Southern mail.
brought the New Orleans papers announcing the result
OF the election Of an u s. Senator in the place OF Mr.
Livingston Tho choice took place the 10th u there
being 10 Senators and 80 present OF whom
~ were necessary for choice On the first ballot Mr.
Waggaman had 81, Mr.. Carleton 20 and there were 2
blanks; there therefore no election On the second
ballot, Mr. had 81 MIR. Carleton 30 and there
blank. The third ballot gave Mr.. wagganan 80 and
Mr.. Carleton 30; and Mr. George "A. Waggomd,t was
thcreupon declared TO be duly elected.
The Clay candidate has therefore succeeded by
oty of another evidence has been given of the
folly of party in not organizing strictly and drawing
the party lines strongly their Gdvesarics do. The
louisiana Advertiser arms positively, that lat least sir
members of the Legislature calling themselves Jackso
MANS voted for Waggaman. Great indignation is ex-
pressed in the Jackson papers, the conduct Of several
jackson who named for deserving their party
the occasion, and the Advertiser holds tho following
phatic tone:
Do these men entertain concmptuous opinion Of
the intelligence of the people, suppose that they
longer endure TO be the dupes and the victims of their
intrgues aud cajocd by honcd words and empty pro-
estaons We speak the unanimous wish of an injured
and insuled party, when declare that they are
eiSowncd, dsclamcd and repudiaed, now and forever"
Belt Rep.
INpIANA.-wc have received the first two numbers Of
weekly paper published at Logansport, Cass county,
Indiana II edited by John Scott and supports the pre-
sent administration The second number the pro-
ceedngs of meeting of the Jackson party of Cass
~, appoint delegates general convention Of the par
~ TO be held Indianapolis the second Monday in De-
cember in order TO organize the friends Of tho adminstra
lion in that State for the Presidential contest.
MIssoURI.-lt il yet uncertain which candidate has
been elected to Congress in Missouri. Official Returns
from twenty counties published in the ST. Louis Beacon
the 18th u give for Wells 3554Ashlcy 2539; thirteen
counties TO he heard from.
Mr.. Benton, the Senator from that State having been
applied for his opinions the subccto the Bank of
the United States and the Tariff desiring know whether
he could for renewing the Bank charter with modi-
cations under instructions from the legislature, and
what amount he wished TO the Federal rcduc
Cd after the exngushment of the public debt has replied
through the public prints. lie dc ares all proposed
dicaon the Bank charter be nothing and considers
the institution inadmissibc at all in a republic
in limited monarchy. Such being his sentiments he
his determination to vote against the renewal in all
shapes and under every modification II instructed TO
vote for the Bank he would not dsobey them, but would
resign his seat in the Senate.
On the remaining point the Tariff subject, and the
Mr. Benton declares in favor Of reducing the FEEDER
al revenue at the extinction of the public debt which is
just at handy TO the necessary for the support
of the government which is about tceire millions Of dol
lars; commencing the reduction the points which bear
hardest and widest upon the peopc,hc price of public
land and the duty ALUM salt,and carrying it through
the principle of relieving the people from
taxation in the purchase Of comforts and ncccssaes and
giving TO domestic industry full protection by levy
ing the whole upon the foreign rivals of do
nestle producions-B