Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10

,hrsad.bsre. and othsrs. from their intrio.ie impor.
quirer lays before lie readers the letter which we suh.
join, reporting a eonvei salon held with the Presiden,
10 wbIen ne sPresrs a. giving his reasons for The Sc
ment OF S ate. That paper . f.rs III iet.r Win ~.
remark hat, ener aiDrg as 1, did some oh. eli. n, 10
MIR. Livingston, u Is y cause o. grstth ration To lea,n
ma, one oil men, e'auns 20 his Pesurity rsn.se,ion
With he rove rnepi, "ssWib n fout a.ion n, IL tn.
Iiy shown 10 tie 90 by The l.f ct in.qu, s,on. a in..
rpn's'k ~ The Richn.oDi paper, inst 10 nn.svb, IL.
any c'a''n' TO imps'ti ty vii deoy at h pr e,.r
'abinst = o ipsrkab sroig che. Tie adyerrrie
o. N P"sdrDttavr themselves I'd I'D n. dis,n.
guished tlen,s ard ehs'sc'er Of Mr.. lnioy.o, s,d
Mr.. nj 'Lan-. Judge Willie end Mr. Woodbury. arr
woru % he coadjr.ors Of he ilu.,tion. su,' or O, m.
im'nsl Core OF Lou sisnns, and the able nsyccis,o
o. III West India Treaty; and IL the cabir Ell be orysr.
ized In q is way. ! viii be ore OF which he co mr.,
may weihe r'cud-s csbine, While h, for the urion #
BURNERS talent, political and lii. rary ability, ard ne,
sonai worth, will compel the respect, even o. i,s eu.-
nice. IW v ~ D.
The E'i.or OF III National Gazette is Excessive.
" caus'ic 10 his srhtDents on the dis tluiou O, the
Cabinet. He "v-n sps axis IL il a. OF mo.l sinis er in
huence as Repub lean example, and az s.,im,Ia,ipy
orr Democratic rule TO that OF the European monar.
chie', where the breaking up OF Cabinets IL Am nm, IN.
most or iinary occurreLces-Now III. { ruIi v of n ind
when can discover anal ri $ Of so o. fo.d a nature.
oe'weer governments so ~on,ras'ed. could ea.hy draw
eoucuti Ms 10 the disady an'age OF ID mocracv. from, so
simple a fact az The disorganiz ,iion Of a Republican Ca.
binet. We wonll ak the Editor Of the National G :
zeue whether a. scope that 10 eive TO Marty spirit in
This C nm ry do-s Tot render dis ,ensions betwe.., lead.
ing p"iiciians lees a matter Of surpti e than WI, r, hi
spirt IL Kept mere under restrsibii Ar. Statement is.
apt o quarrel becau'e subj ct oR"poblican IL h,epc.s 81,
D.e. DtmOeracy ex ingni'h he pas ion la 81 Tort,
ou- surprise IL not excited that a o al tr ski v ,r of
a X publican Ministry should happen orc. N for,v
y.ars, but hiatt should not bav. more often occurred
W. may look. perhaps, for sneh ain event, III. re fre-
Queuf.y IN future. 4 nm the aapua n ~ 80, -.-..
ton fo' The Exseu i've chair which the rival pref, nsicns
o. candda,s with equal claims is Tx Y 10 p. oduce.
~predilec ions. both party and per onal, aud Il ,hey Do
not end in alterations and diseord il, will be q mater of
sarp'ise. TCharl sion Patriot.
From the New York Evening Post.
Ths great match race FIR 10 900 dollars. between
Goliah aud The Bonue,s OF Blue" vii TAX. place
on The 10 h May, a, one o'clock p. NJ.
u may not b: uniu,errsti z at this time TO some OF
o ir feAders' to learn some p,ricu'ar. in relation to The
p'r'ormances, &c. OF these Dustin guished amin ais.
They are DO h four years old this err NO. {; J;ah
was gotten by Eclipse; "The Boz nets Of Bur' by Sir
Charles. They are therefor he respective produc,
OF thr horses Eclipse and Sir Charles. that ran The urea,
match race come eigh, years ago at Washington.
Pe,formdnces-Gohah. when two y.ars DID,, hea,
M, > ekson's bay colt by Henry, mile heats, tr 1000
dollars, ov,r the Un'on Course.
Soring 1880, he be at the same colt, match r,ee, f.,
1920 doilars, same cour.e
o.'ober following. at Pou hk epie, h. WOO the
great stakes, fourteen subscribers, two miles. having, ,
bad start, and carrying four pourd. ex ra weisbi. Tim
OF running three minu'es and hty secords.
Srring 1880, "Tbe B ,nue's Of Blue" won the erea
stakes Il the Union Corrs., 6f cen subscriters nil.
hea'', 10 'h-ee hear, Losing the second heat.
October following, she won a sweep.iek =, four sub.
''ribers. at Tr-ehi' R%ichmo:d bea,irg Mr. S-Ii.b'
role, two nile hea:s. Time two minutes and four a.,
combs h'st h "a; two minutes six &c conds the re .ond.
The Sou,heru II y has not ye, trrived G,I,ah W.
have seen near the Union Course, and is s ID to be lie
ms heal h ard Condition.
The Cdbinet.-We learn from WASHINGTON that Mr.
Livingston and MIR. Woodbury have cca,,oJ H.. II.
ces in the Cabinet heretofore offered them. MIR. White
was written TO on the 9Th ult., but his decision has not
yet been received, although Their is no doubt of his ac-
ceptance. MIR. M'Lane's acceptance is equally GER
tain. No change has yet been made in the office OF
Attorney General. IN Y Courier.
The Hon. Edward Livingston, Secretary Of State. a..
rived in the city of Baltimore, on Wednesday evening.
~ We s'eamooat from Philadelphia, on his way from
New York to Washington. IPhI. ADJ
We understand that Gen. Eaton, the Secretary at
war, has appointed Gen. Simon Cameron, Col. Waller
>: Franklin, and Major Frederick Fambright, members
Of the Board OF Visiters at West Point. [PhH. Sent.
We understand that the following gentlemen have
oeen appointed by the Executive Of this Sta g TO ascer-
,sih and run the dividing line between Georgia and
Florida, and that they will proceed with as little DELAY
as possible TO the execution OF their duties: Major Joel
,rawtord and James II. Copper, Esqrs. Commissioners
James tainak, Esq. Matthew itician; and Edward l.
'"ohias' Esq surveyor. lWhH.dguWe Recorder.
The :" Kentucky Sentinel" published in GEORGE
town, Kentucky, hereto ore a strong CLAW naner Sas
come out plump for the reelection of Jacks n. ,Jobn
.. Cabell Is the new editor, and he bids fair 10 be an
able coadiutor. "'
The e" Newport Republican, of Rhode Is and here.
toiore an Adams and Clay paper, has also come out for
inc reelection OF Andrew Jackson. CMaine Ina.
The Washin, ton T ,I-graph contains a correspor-
1ence between A. p. Havne, u. S. Navy Ag.Dt a,
"iora''ar, and Governor Don, the COMMANDER O, that
ofues'' whish does the latter much honour. II aupqars
maj during a storr which occurred on the IS h J,nuaIv
asf, The u. \. sloop Of war b ,slon, living in IN. Bav #
UIhrai'ar. los three Of her anchors, and the nayy ag-,t
haViog oeen unable 70 procure O here AT private ale
represen'ed her critical stu alton 10 the Governor, wit,
request that shs might bs furni,hpd with anch ".
rom me Kings Ar-eDsl. Immediat ly on the receio,
OF me letter, the Governor dir cted that The an, ,rs
should be supplied without delay, Whit wa, ACCORD
ingiy done, and The safety OF The chip thereby secured
From the Monmouth, j. Enquirer.
Toe Hon. Judge Mclean, ef The Sunrem. Cour,
and Mesrs farewell and Tyler, Sen ora from vi :.
gina, have respectively declined pulIc dinners fired
tnem. The latter gentlem,n n, though attached TO the
ahm'nis rdiioD party, took ad.cided and against Ia.
PRESIDENT IN the Turk. h mission, and for their indepen.
uence In this matter the coG u ,neDt was terde,.d
'n,m' some prints, we observe, attribute the course
Of these gentlemen to personal piques, or to The aspi,a-
ions of low ambition. This may be true, though we
.Tus' MOI. We hope the time has not come gh n an
hones' man cannot vote o speak hi, hon st 9 niimenfs.
on a Pnbie measure, wi hOut .utjecing iimssf 10 the
cHarge oil being bought up by the government. or Of
selIing him'e'ft' the oprosi,ion. II lie not 20 be es.