Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

originally made to afaenso tho Of Lousiaua but
that her vote longer nssessary 10 the We've Of
the this reduction should DO made,
1t would be used BY The Tariff party In this Saie ~
an argument that tho whole system would be given
up, aud thus 10 paralyzs the Efforts II the Sac lie
sou jured the friends Of tho Slate TO sn,r them.
selves to bs sas.,ed 10 this mann'r liz impiored
hem az they valued their liberties, 10 inquire for
themsslves-,o exercise severe scrutiny over tho
mea,urcs Of ihs manufacturing mi ty 10 Coos
10 regard with tho careful lea ousy all overt re.
of apparent concession Rbsrsly rom that anar.,"
Tho modification proposed by the Tariff onvention
not only leaves the South still oppressed by the Proee
tive SYSTEM while Il allows the benefit to the NORTH
but reduces the duty uxuries while il continues IL
Of the necessares OF lfeIt relieves the rich
and Expresses the poor
The H. Of r. Of Tennessee bav. adopted the follow.
ing Resolution, which has been nan United 10 IN. ~
nate for their concurrence:
Resoiped, Tha, our Senators 10 Congress, be in.
srused aud cur representatives. be requested use their
best exettions. to procure sush revision and r.due.
ion Of the exsing Tariff duties OF the oft States
az will. the payment and dsshags OF the national
debt, reduce the 'sms 10 the standard Of n.ees.sry
venus, aud the encouragement Of such dome tic manu-
features alone as are indispensable our national in.
dependence"
Tirginia aud Iadiuisibie-We are h ,ppy 10 90.
IN. spirited %,nnerin which the Abingdon publican
silica Of writer 10 the RskbriIgs I,islix .neer Of
IS in'',-de proposes 10 Tho psoel, of W. .iern
vngnis, q division OF the Stat. "by line running
lion, motto wa,, "Oae and Indiyi,ibs aud win,
has .Inse occurred mas contributed to rvet hm seu
ment TO our hearts 'by hooks OF STEEL" More was
done for tbs cause Of Internal Improve in
virginia, during the last sesfiou o. Tbs Legislature
than at any preceding 'e'.ion-Th, people uob'y
,upp'r,iDg this sause.-And are looking for ward
TO the next session for measures which will unite
more firmly than over the in,ere,,s OF IN, Yves, and
The East
"Wth all these reasons (,'oque ny exclaim, III.
Abingdon Republican, cannot bseve the people Of
Western Virginia. 90 dead to their own interests and
tho welfare OF h, ate and the ion. ders sepsra.
'ior. What. divide me pride Of tho Uaioui Where 4.
no man 10 w ss'ern Virginia that would with il MOI
one who has common sense, woull think OF sush a
thing, even II IL could sons'iiu ionay be done A,e we
not al tbs time becoming more united by the inter.
course which will exist by the contem mp aed improv.
meats In III Ws'' AID will not our interests then he
| similar! Have not tho citizens OF We,,eru V,r.
ginia 81 herto besn az unwilling TO er upon .uy
plan Of La nal Improvement, as ,hoe OF Eu,e, 10
W Virginia haS,: The mot that 'he people OF the
West have ever done, has bsen TO pass a law
| re'olution'. and then forge, the subi.ct entirely
But now re st zen, OF Eas ern aud Western Vlrx.i.
have aroused themselves, and we may expest some.
| h ng will be done that will r.hs e:sdit upon and
be tho means OF uaiing them 10 4 bond which sanno'
be severed. by any w,iier however ae'uliy h. mana
ge' his subject even though he should write under ,h,
signature Of Common Sense
We have been particularly unfortunate We fear we
shall never be able to propate the resentment of our
friend Mr. Hezekah Niles little harmless badipage
upon his name, short criticism upon the bure-q1e
style of his Harrisburg Address have offended him be.
You'd the possibility OF forgiveness. We certainly have
Called his amour pTopTe, some way other a hit
perhaps at his "Freedoms Chair"-some doubt unfor.
unatey expressed about his being Solomon in politics
or Junus in point OF Notwithstanding or an
other has provoked his ire. Well, we must bear i,
an as Wen as we can He must resort TO all the poison
ed weapons oil warfare within his reach. He may
publish the private letters of of our good friends
in Virgina-He is welcome.to the of all such wea-
pons We have desire retaiate-nor 10 offend FUR
Their the harmless and ridiculous vanity of Mr. Miles
He has informed us with humor and a wit, pecu-
ary his own, that "the arduous duties which have de-
/ ma Ct.sr e H.
Committee of the friends o. Domestic Industry (raset
by the Convention lately held at New York, j will ut.
cussion concerning the tariff question. generay"-,ha,
"my hands tied for least the remainder of the
current year, &c.This information has saved us for
the present some little trouble for Mr. NJ truly an.
tcipaIes, we are about "to enlarge our paper" after
being disappointed in that object nearly four months
but we certainly shall not now "ehaiicnge (Mr. ii
NJ 10 meet' u.s. As some consolation our readers
however, for the immense loss which they are about 10
sustain from the withdrawal of Mr.. Niles labours
we beg leave to Ind to their attention the
| address of the New York Convention, which some
poor Judges conceive to be rather superior to the
Harrisburg Address, or to Mr.. Ms erudite and eio-
quent writings.-We shall also use in the course
OF the winter, in another form, the materials we
have collected for wardng off this onslaught
OF Mr. N-along with such may he laid before on.
I gress by the Central Committees Of the two Conyen
/ tons. Should Mr.. N. then choose to comment upon
our statements, we may then have occasion TO recoec
",OhO's gfTaid"
A ROWLAND. &s-To refre. III the memory Of Mr..
Cherries Hammond, Of Cincinnati, we ask him who /,
was that once s'igmased his present friend N,. Cav
az an unprinsiped aud ambi ious demagagus?-"Ls
political a'pran'. ponder upon This qrary, an take care
how they commit tn ,mselves"- We thank thte 10,
teaching that name"
NEW RIVER RAILROAD
The work goes bravely on On closing the Book
yesterday for the day. sscerained IN at the whole
number Of Shares taken in this city, wcs 1896.
We IN iersand, 'ha, Nj ,udoIth h,s addressed th.
Ci'iz.ns OF Charlotte Buckingham and Prince Edward
same lsngh-AIhough he hts gained streng 9Th since
| hts return to the u. State; yn ho feeble a.
| rockingham HIT he was compelled 10 sit down, b, FIRE
he was able to soneude bis address
The w. Globe states, tina, the present Secretary oil
the Navy has given directions the plant
ing OF deorns Transporting young Liue OAK &c. &c.
near Pensacola. All that has been done is this Judge
breckenridge wrote TO the Secretary representing tina
there was much young Live Oak some parts OF the
plantation lands, which would be destroyed unless
were taken to reserve it, The Secretary, in reply,
quested him to take the necessary steps, provided the
exPence per year SHOULD not exceed $500"
THE CHIEF JUsrIcE.-The Philadelphia papers
state, Judge Marshall has been able TO walk within a
lew days We understand, that unless his Physicisn
orbids him. II the intention of the Judge leave
Philadelphia on Sunday, and arrive in this City by the
steamboat OF this Evenngso TO take his the
l bench fo-m he bau ol