Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

(Mr. KendsR) whkh h intended to prevent Penn.yi-
Idency"
The Albany Argus repos the assertion with great
frankness and force.
1t is impossible Gays that pap.r) that design to
yoree any Individual upon The convention could have
governed that assemblage OF the representative deo.
crazy OF the Granite State. II is impossible tina, IN.
could have submitted he proposition for The purpose
OF Forcing Mr.. w. B. the convention. Tnsu tpeIl
no,o too hot neither he his friends haze sought
thdf nomination; but hare invariably discfained the
taea ~ ms being a candidate They were governed
by higher mo,vr,-moiives tina the Sentinel and such
Ike II eauro, appreciate. They were governed by a
single desire TO preserve the harmony aud to une and
increase he strength Of tie republican presidential
hcket-to bring undmiuished and by an united action
The Democracy OF The Unon the supper, OF Andrew
Jackson and whoever else the representatives of that
democracy Should associate With him. II is a libel
upon The republicans OF New Hamp hire TO vay ,ha,
toey w:rs directed in their recommendation by Mr.
Kendall, or by any other individual rcsoiug out of the
state; or that their course taken with view to
the Interests o. any particular candiist; and
the charge Genes with an IN grace from j9urnal
wnieh was so ptoma few wsok' succ, TO resent the
ea" a1usion to the represena'iveso is STATE and
which spoke Of any insinua,ion against them coming
atonemsnt."
Tae Phil u S. G.zaIts infer. from a remark o. our
own tina, we are disposed to seppor, Mr. Dallas TOR the
V. Presidency-We have hesita,ion 10 stating thar
our mind has ben very little turned to this subes !;
and tai Isis moi made as 10 any ircu
We 20 Tor the concert and the harmony OF hs Jackson
psr'y. III any oher mode can BE- adopted, than by
Ccnven ior, for making The seiec 10 wi u unanjm
and Ia manner not onv calculated TO iasurs success
Tor iissf but to eoniihuts 20 the triumph OF the entire
t'kar-we would most cordially concur In t-Yir-
sinii will scarcely be OF desire 10 bring anv
Czsn of her own info the v. Prssideuey-apd 40,
Argus sesms to announce that N.sYoik will in Ike
manner waive her claims II The sole con should fall
on Psnnsylvanla, should cheerfuily agree to The
remark about ME-. Dallas was simply intended 10 en-
quire the feasons Tor his declining to pre,ds al thu
jackson dinner in Philadelphia, 'hs h July II il,
be possible that II has arisen from want Of poicsl at
| 'achment to G'n. Jackson, il would form with many
an in.upsrabe objection his beiug put Oh tho Jack
son ackst-"We asked only for information"
MAJOR EATON.
The Globe ntimates, that Mr.. Eaton has been pre-
vented from setting out for Tennessee by the Events
which have lately ranspired at Washington His pre-
sence may become necessary to meet any emergency
may be msrepresened.
He wasinvited on the 18th inst. to a public dinner
by ga number of the Citizens of Washiug ton without
distinction OF party."-He declined the honor which
was intended him, with many acknowedg mens for s'the
generous impulse which dictated the proered civty'
-"Recent circumstances (says he in his reply have
placed me, most reiuet iny noisy sir Is before she
puoIic; to the unneeeDary excitement which il has
occaiioned, wish TO contribute nothing R.po,ng in
private lie, my desire s, 10 'hs public mini at
rest, rather Than by aoy OF min, 70 disturb it,
10 quiet angry feelings, AID by participation, 10
afford any new impulse to farther msrepseseuaiio
~ time, like the present, when political designs
iaterpose dark and Misty medium 10 every visloa
and when the lies OF former iseadihip, arc rudeIy
rent ssunder, cannot shut my eyes 10 the admoni.
Uone sHJrieub Wnlcn WSrQ me 10 prefer retirement,
so congeniai to feelings rather ths by accepting
the civy Of friends, 10 be placed in situation where
my actions and their motives might be mis.o lceived,
and mistepresenied. Besides these consds raions oil
| Themselves sufficiently weighty, my every momen,
must nees'sarly b' employed in Preparations for my
departure home"
Internal Lnprcvement.--Jwogo Wright lie already
actively employed in inspecting the sectional
of the James ver which have bseu prepared by pre-
cedng Epgineers and derori,ed in the Office of
the u Auditor We enter'aia no doubt, tina, he Re.
port OF Plans and Estimates OF the Expense will be rea-
dy to be submitted 10 the next Legislature OF Virginia
We are happy 10 zee the spirit OF Internal Improve
men alive and active in the State II is hoped ha, the
People will send an able deputAtipD, prepared to die
cuss the subject aud 10 adnp the nosi efficient and iu
cisous means fo carrying into execution the great
cause OF internal improvement Wig mia has been
lng bering-ii Is time 10 be up ard ioing. This
is the accepted moment. We hope the People will al
the ensuing Elections, have eye directly tb oh
ject The nsxt Legislaure must BE- Important one
in the annals OF the Commonwealth. Too much
cannot be taken by The People in the selection of able
and quali6 ID r Representatives.
The Reader wall perceive from the Proceedings OF
our fellow ciIizsus, that Redmond hss appointed De-
putaoo TO attend the Abingdon Convention. We hsva
this day commenced The Nos OF A. ihs gre at sub
lJee'-"e recommend hem Ia the Readers attention
| FOREIGN The late intel gence we Law before our
readere, is not favorable he cause OF the Poles
| They h We fought Ike Ii ne; and have by exceIlen,
mar@rvrsS, effected ihe desirable Object OF throwing
ssssoneble renieico.Aen, into Liibuania-bui after
mosi bloody struggle, have rsreated to PIGga before
.he enemyD beog 10 for ced by TIE Russian
t'udfds III the Poles should ultimately be bsaieD,
(Which Haven aver , it W II be only because they
a'e ovsrpowefed by superior nnbers-aud their lofty
33Tevsiy and notlS Pa'r'oh'm could no, rave them =
| what will the world sly 10 she of Europe thus
quietly stsDdiJ by and setiI great an on once
more pirpstrai'd on usbafpy Poland?
| Correspondent of the N. Y. Journal of Commerce
writes from London June 9th, that Mr.. McLane is
preparing TO come home. I" He will take passage if
possible, by the President, Champln which will moi
delay sailing beyond the 2lst Gune) His departure
is much regretted, and the resident Americans and
others, who happen to be at London have addressed
Letter TO him, expressing their appreciation of his con-
duct and character, and invited him public dinner
| SOUTH CARoLINA-We have not received any in
terestng information from Charleston since our last
The Winyaw. intelgencer merely informs that "some
time since legal gentleman OF Charleston, imported
sone goods, and gave the usual bonds for the duties
which had lately become due. On their payment being
refused as we understand for the purpose of bringing
the question of Consti;uouaiiy before Jury of the
country they were placed by the Collector in the
hands OF Mr. Frost the District Attorney; who has de-
cned to bring suit upon them believing the Tariff Law
| TO be unconstitutional"
Ii is certain that Mr.. Frost has resigned his
office, and that the President has appointed Mr. Gil
christ to supply the vacancy.
| CLERKS
Daniel NJ. Edgngton, Esq. is appointed Ator ey for
the Commonwealth for Brooke county by the County
! Court.
| CARD.
MARCUS did not intend 10 represent Id Mayor Joe
I'D Major as it is printed) fend but merely 10
contrast his affected squeamshness with convenient
have only the desired seasoning of bitterness towards
the administration. The language of Marcus was prit-
dish afecatioD. and not tieudish aecaiion Besides
the obscurty OF the latter phrase Marcus has never