Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

We rally arouud Gen. JActson then for the next two
yesss. - snsse any qusndary 10 this determination
Aed wnen ne shall be re.elseted, he viii be, then
e nave 20 HOOK around Tor the best quail 6ed sueces
:ee.-u there DO sny qsandsry then. we shalt try
= meet 10 with 40 much 6smness discretion. =
"a ' s ne :ns,, meet IT, =, least. uSs"m%ed unpeds
pussuiug, In the mean time, the following excellent
suggestion Of Virginia Member Of Cousr.s
~ We snoold nos. am esr.sn' enter a ibis time. In
deney Ia future sufficient unto the day Il the evil
thereof Virginia, shint, wi h proper degree o
sti,ution from utter anuihila,iou"
That the Inteiigence and such o;her Deposition
rsPer: viii do ali they an to divide se friends o.
They will ply every art TO distract OR party. LII
their vocation, Ha'.-and We know Il. Thew will
throw every 6rsbrsnd they can ioto camp The
will employ AL sorts Of rdleuls and alton
to produce III blood and sever from each other
They will arfily address them Dives to our pride and
eur passions. They will try to set Us upon each
osher-and arouse cur jealous les and
But We wise. may de ell their arts and baf
de all their designs.
Letters from Washing,on state, that William Ar.
cher Esq Member Of from Virginia. Il spckeu
tleman returns homsRunoss busy In dsvising OH 70,
ehanges. both In our Foreign Relations aud IN tbs
Cabinst-Bu, Al present. every thing vague rumor
APPEAL COURT We. SUPREME COURT.
Another case Of collision appears to be created be.
tween the State and Federal authorities, by the follow
ing decision of the highest Court of South Carolina on
the question to tax the owners Of Stock in the q fa;es
Bark. There is no doubt that the Supreme Court Of
the " B. will follow up their previous decision by at
tempting to set aside this decision Of s. Carolina
following paragraph !: from the Charleston Mercury:
understand that the COur. affirmed
@ s % m Judge sse: ':9a to
x e: e T . :'s By ss
's s ss State. has
tne WIN os evsrsd ey the Supreme Coa,
Sssn given in wI.os As soon we shall endeavOr
We understand that Rober, s,auard, Esq, the U
s. Attorney Tor this District, sent his reign alton Of
that Office to Washington, 10 the course OF the isst
week-we have not heard Of the sppoin,me mt Of his
Successor.
We are authorised to announce Fleming d. Miller
Esq. Of Botctour Candidate for the Congressional
District composed Of the counties Of Montgomery b.
tetourt, Sc, &C.
We arc also authorised to say that wm p. Taylor Of
Caroline will not b, candidate at the cleo ion
VIEWS AT WASHINGTON
Our paper has been 90 much occupied With our Sits
Affairs, aud recently by the Of printed Cores
pondsnes. which has reached from Washington thai
ipss OF Cosgre" We arc e'rIy that the following
Uaets OF letter from member Of Congress were sx-
ciodsd from our last PIPER Tho writer has always
been good aud true man.
Extract from Warrington.
"The recent devsopement Of matters here, do not
think augur we'll for the public good agree with
appeared
between the high function aries, should be pc rmit-
ted to tningle in affairs Of much higher importance
the American people. IL Is a circumstance at all
times 70 DO regretted but At none than the pre-
SENT whom we have 60 many questions to distract and
divide US.
"Two measures of no small magnitude have passed
the House Of Representatives, that have alarmed ma
NY Of the best fieuis OF the President for the
quences. mean the Pension bill, and the bill for i'm
proving harbors, rivers, aud creeks ia different paris
Of this u. States. The principal object Of many who
uoito in their support, cannot be mistaken Ii Is from
no love they bear {, tho Chief Magistrate, but wish
to involve him 10 difficulties from which be be
90 easily sxtricatsd. How n.ny Of his particular
friends should be found aiding aud abeng tbs designs
Of his enemies. 10 little surprising. They know that
tho pension bill postpone the payment Of the pub
lie debtthey know aso his sanction Of the bar.
bour bill, will lead to others Of sill expensive
and corruPug character which are preparing for him.
What then. will We have gained by tho vs,o except
thst tho influence and p,troLsge of the system
be expended on the water courses instead OF the
Foadss What 10 the meaning Of the expedition lat,
given in the Senate In relation 10 report prepared by
tho Committee Internal improvement which
seems at time to have been approved by majority
but after circumstances have caused enc o. them Il
change his opinion! Can there . giving way Of ouI
friends upon the ground which was supposed to have
been gained in this respect hope not II 10 not true,
isgenerally stae. that jurisdiction has bosn assumed
and ADMITTED Ia tho federal government over tho har
bours rivers, &c. so far a. the improvement Is con-
cerned fsbm tho foundation Of the government. Ii Il
Of recent origin, since the year 1928, or little previou,
-Certainiy since the system generally has been
tended for. II 10 di suit 10 separate the jurisdiction
Of the ono ease from the o,hs, aud the corrupiog in
huenee and wasteful expe odure of public money, will
a. certainly take place.
To the Voters of The Congressional District eompos
ed Of the Counties Of Caroline. King and Queen
King VIIiiamS Essen and Middieser.
The retirement OF our present most respectable and
faithful representative from the service OF the District
at the expiration of the present session Of Congress-
ing been publicly announced; have from the aitering
evidences of regard, and confidence, so frequently
Tested ards me- 10 tho reiaten which lately sub
sisted between u.s. veptured TO hope, at In the
important one, the esablshm snt OF which am now
prompted to seek, may not be altogether unacceptable
to maj ority OF you. Under this POSSIBLY
vain Illusion, unduy cherished by the parislitie,
Of private atachment) my services, as his unworthy
successor, respectfully rendered to your con,dera
zion. Having before taken occasion evpress
oil you, my opinions in regard to several OF the mos
important topics, come cted with Federal Constu
sion and Cover umeni, shall merely from respect
that portion Of the District with which have not had
the honor Of previous connection, suboin the follow
ing brief exposition:
advocate for the striciest construction of tn,
federal compact, compatible with the due execution o
its logi innate powers (exeluding thersrom, those
sumed over subjsets Of internal improvement aud the
tariff, beyond the limits Of necessary reveDue,) OF
strict economy In expenditure, and rigid accountable
iy 10 all public officers; OF political men only sp
proprise means 10 the accomplishment OF desirable po
tca ends; and OF the recollection Of present chic
magistrate AZ the surest guarj against the threatened
dominion OF those who would perver and corrupt them
have been fond Of probes ions Of pledges II
tho redemption Of SUCH as may have heretofore CIV