Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

perfect eon6d &c on he part Of me public and ror
msnnfscurtu'ha, the present sysen Is no, uusertsir
and vecilla,pg, but permanent onrf" A repetition o
what was 10 1912, l3 end II, to double tho pressn
price Of rou Wish double and trehe o. What IL |,
some naket', ard d'e'iorae is quail y, which is al
rssdy bad enough. az d,i then, and .bor, 'uppi,
and bad assor men, by whlah The country would h,
sill more cpp'sssed For the hfu.urs'isn Il he tcrs
ec'ps. beres n serd .pmp,e OF Ensh.h sssi iron
which cost IL OF IL II al he PAR nj tx'hApg Zoe IL
!e,. and ssmpe Of Am.'ieSu. whis" CO. S5 {" h
liz lbs the quai sn6 6o'sh OF wtieN 'b' Co"v'o 'toi
Will have an opportunity OF jude I'd; 'hs invoice aoS
bills will Re Produced II quW.6; a" wtnt lasts 81"
theories" leave the de OF .!ustis',rg N &c fact
moro fully, to the WISDOM OF he C'Dven'oD, and do
Psss0sue 20 th'fse or propose The Ceuv-u
ton, much less would 10 go 10 tia, TO which Mr.
R.D delrsss.
Very respectfully. JOHN SARCHET
Prse zeal BissksDi b.
To the President Of the Free Trad. C invention.
N. g. l sro hand lew copies OF a petition present..
eisa on iron alone, fr chip Of 500 tons, SI2 80
which rate, mo tax slipping Interests 4
70 SzoO.oo0 per aDDuD, aud GU cut MALE els. per 10
The iron state that 600 ton, o. iron are
nails mAkios tho tax by their acc QUA on cu nss son.
$1,000 600; witt" the value OF all the iron made by
Them, ana ~hsh comes to tho ses-board 10 ory wor
$3.50 900 rx lu,iye o! duty or bounty.
Me- Mishel' made motion to have tho letter
printed. rs in his opinon. contained fact, Of eousds
rsble weight.
Col. Butler thought IL would be on ne, Of courtesy
" 70 ibsI"de IN The motion tbs letter Of Mr.. Ron
eeve'a Gentlemen thought IL unueeessary 4, take AT
order for printing The letter. and laid en- the ,abl,
Mr. L> ush OF South Caro- ina, ssid tba, more impor.
lance had eeen attached TO he su jec, than IL perba
met"rd' BIT assceerai gentlemen seemed TO ,sks su
interest IN u, he wsOh uiion that ready pre-
pared Tor rail- cd had been imported this year a. Ia
dollars too, including fr'igb'. Insurance,
snd charges, THE was III dollars less than the price
mentioned by Mr. Rcnsldson.
We publ the toi.wuE iOs 1t. ,O,t aud graphic de-
Last day Of The Free 7rade Convention Great inte.
rest dtsoPpointed NO debate after an-Skiyul
r'oresnenfs o/ Mr.. Beryien and afr Gaiiatin 10
prerent debate Curious incidents Bosfon Null,
fe''-ce"e'ai :sse's. s go,
Inc danger is ovet-alt excite IN has seased---,be
ohows curling with ire, hove ,ubsrd-d iuto qsLt,e
swell equally fla, and upp o6iob,e. "whs, 10 the mat
,e'F you will ask. Why, the Free Trade Couven ion
mas adjourned whhou, any Of eloquence wi hou,
particle Of fiery debs'e; ba, actually separated in
,ns same mouoionous s'y'e which you would expee,
m 90 sA'emo'y OF an"masoEs or Nd ionsls-Cf manu-.
hc.uSers, or wool growers.
Dutins The whole of yesterday morning, The txpec-
aicn OF 'he cur and the ladesoi han
osi sonve"'ion', aud the un linking portion OF the
Pnohr-ws' reused to the highest degree inns ENABLE
The Musical Fund Hall was crowded at an early hour.
ne inside OF the bar nj ed with females 10 tho oo, a,
c'nssiug attire; md The outside crowded with rangers
youps lawyers, tders, politicians, and what TO-. A.
Ten o'clock the session OF tbs Convention was 10 open
nut long before that hour Tho members were on IN.
ground aod 10 possession e heir seahe report, 70 A,
ID de-ksnd all the spes ore " a,<hns with (.v,
sh anxiety Of tho ,up posed orators ana
.P,ssrs. was circulated widely, tat 81 least forty
CT nI emf ebt speakers OF TIE S,uh had s,me down
70 Phiiadeipha. prepared with ale end porerful
speeshes. How ihey TO be in rodu ,d-on 70 bat
mouon ssked TO, no one pretended to know or care
Inc spec hes were there, and out they come
Alter tbs President, Mr.. Barbour, had taken the
sba'r ms interest and xie,y increased 10 area, u
ten who wa. to throw toe 6rst Iton. Who sem.
mence the dreaded rontes Or, az Ha,ket would saw
IN some OF bis Yankee character, Who dare, knccl
mat are chip oh my Shoulder Mr.. B-rrisn rose fret,
h'he loot f The Sesrstary's table. Who |, TIA, vs.
circulated among the s,ovd His pame was soon know,
among the female portion OF the auditory; or il tb.y
sh oee' so.u' measures, they are pre- y accurate
about en-. Mr. BerIien 10 very ha ndsou and l..
giant speaker, and seiipg aside his foolish .our,e in
relation TO Mr. Eaton would be e.p-ra,Iy esteemed !,
man OF ,agaei,v tpd sdsranon From the very hr.
woff' toa fe frcm his ips, il was visible that h. had
assumed most difficult end eryipg ppsiion--tlyr sill
ler OF threatening ocean After via Ing ion of ner.
form he s,'du W broke ground on tn great rom,
Wnsb excited every one 10 AMI on Of he CJuv, nion
the e"n'iu,iopaii'y Of he Tariff. wss some time
before could uodert~pd tbs oblset of his rema ks
there wac 10 moion OF consequence before the Con
Venron-ho proposed no mo lou but OF form. II.
gradually and softly, and very feelingly uptoIdsd hi.
purpose and tod the Conven lou that Ger ain portion
Of 'he delegates in justice themselves and 10 h.i,
cons iueo,s, had jeciions TO particular massage of
tho Address; and that II probable that the ss6,le
man tom NV York (nsaning Mr.. Gal.,p) would
make distinct motion for ths purpose M rsiy Of re.
o'oDg neT Voies In obedience 10 those eonscien
view and principlsf.
II wac very evident 'batM Berrien felt bim,ef ap
ProaehDg The point OF danserit very iden tina
no was making an effort CT than HE usual kill and
eauUon IN debate TO prevent some impending danger
ne solemnIy declared that every sentiment 10 the
Dress was rather under ihan the tone Of public
feeling 10 the South in relation the Tar n-he avow
cd the warmest and most uuwaverng az n, TO tn.
Union and denied that the address contained senti.
nebt that did no, correspond with these views,
AZ coon as MIR. Is 'rritn sal down, NJ. Gallain wa.
snnounsed to be on The floor. He commenced his re =
marks wi equal caution and skill, and afer som.
pa'ho', htde eit queDse, and small portion o.,
accommodation, he proposed TO strike out those
which s'e:sd that The tariff beev ed 10 be uncon
'ii,Utonal You will fud in ibe da Iy papers more
extended report OF he remarks OF both these and
other gentemsb. The intense interest exei,ed-
the 'kiilu game played by Mr. Berrieu aud Nv CD
iaiin-payrg into each ohrs bands so as 10 prs, an,
~ 'eUs'ion-eabnot be reported. IL was iuini,r biz
majority OF the New York. Connecticut. and New
Jsr'ey members were opposed 70 the address, should
u con attn the clause declaring tho tariff law un<opst
tu'lonal. How could the egates have an oppo,tu.
piy Of ling their names, without on the
6seussion OF the CUES iou! This vas The point And
yet rae very svden, II al dis custom between bs
northern aud southern dele atoms was the east Of IN
dangers 10 be apprehended Should any of he north
trn members cenounce Duih6 cation, would not that
bring out The null hsrs 10 defence Of their psculs,
dosrine'!-lf The puiItiers made defence of those
doctrines. would not that hurry out The Union parry!
Many Il the all ct and most powerful OF The South
Carolina Union PER preseu'. Mr.. L.gae wa,
40 host In hmsef, be sidss Judge Smith and 9th ers
The dread OF contest between the two great local
parties OF the Souh the Null i6ers and tn. Uuiopis--
or the Increment party and docrindres I call the III
was The principal feeling which ossupied the attic
ton OF the great southern leaders, such Cheve.
Berrisn Miller, and others. But how difisut /, wa.
10 restrain these animated gentlemen?
After the proposition of Mr.. Gallan was quietly dis.
posed of-and il ifcult task TO do so-Mr John.
son, OF South Carolina, made a motion which again ex
cited the deepest expectations Of the crowd "Now for
night now for 6ght' "Here comes the thunder
aid lightning at isst He objected 10 the clause which
recognized the incidental power protect
Ihls motion amo., lead TO complete disruption of hsr