Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-22

efforts prevent any enactment to renew
the charter of the Bank of the United States.
Rescued That his Exccllcncy the Governor be- and
he is hereby requested forward copies of the foregoing
report and resolutions TO each OF Senators and Repre-
sentaves IN Congress- with request that the same may
be laid before Congress at the present session.
The Report of the Committee on Banks was laid ON the
table by Mr. Hudson II has passed the Senate IL GER
tainy Is paper very crediabe the author The rca-
onng is concise clear and conclusive The expression of
the decided disapproaon which have cmanatcd from the
different State Legislatures, will have serious effect
ON the Mammoth. But again, when we take into consi-
Iteration the immense of patronage i'm the hands f
the Bank the cash which has already been employee, Ia
buy up some leading papers in the Unon 1--WE wonder if
Mr.. Walsh knows any thing about ths) and the cash
which still lies in its Golfers ready for SERVICE we must
confess that il appears have much power to suffer IL
self to be put down-Saconnot Rep.
Our MiNIsrER AT CoLoMBrA.-A document is pub-
lshed in the Richmond Wing, addressed the President
Coomba and dated twenty months back, charging Mr.
Moore, our Minister at Colombia with having denounced
three citizens with conSpirng against the life of the Pre-
nSen anu exposing them to imprisonment and loss
e-ti also said by the editor of the Whg that the Sec
rotary OF Legation cnraccd at this conduct of IN,
Munster IN thus attempting TO sacrifice his countrymen
mat he inflicted upon him personal chasisemcn The pa
per is signed, Thomas X. Irarers 9gustus Leland and
| hilbert t;oodng. % "' "'u
AT the very this paper was signed the three above
named persons protested great friendship for the Minister
and Leland and Gooding have in a great measure subss
cd ON his bounty. These very men, the period alluded
10, when assasinatons took place. and change of govern
mcn followed aware that they had given cause Of s,sp
cion, fled TO the Minister'S house. who kindly received and
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until tranquility was restored.-These men, not satisfied
with eliminating the character of Mr. Moore and thus
endeavong to lessen his influence, have, through their
agent III TINS CITY, introduced into Bogoia, numbero pa
pcrs containing the correspondence of Inrham Calhoun
and Branch with commentaries of the most abusvc cha
faccr; and not with this atempt 10 DEGRADE
government sent number of vulgar carcaturcs of the
President Mr. Moore has proved himself an able nego.
uaor and has effected much for the coun
Try. lie has had an artuous and difficult task arising
from the various changes of the Governments He has
IN obtaining reduction of duties and placing
our trade upon the most favorable oo,ing-and our Consul
Iarhagca In letter OF the 9th September last says
lhc cNcrions OF our present Minister obtaining the
educhoh oil duties ON flour and other productions have
peen unceasng, and are happily crowned with success
lie now occupiedin getting repeal of the law which
subjects articles not the growth and produce the United
States, but coming from this country TO an additional duty
OF five per cent Should he accomplish this he will in
aced merit ihe hearty good wishes OF us ALL and feel
ldent he will succeed"
In most countries, and particularly in Soutb Apcr;co
we nave adventures from this country who hang upon
ministers and consus for support and il
they attack and Willy the public functionaries
The alschoods propagatcd in this instance induced Mr.
Moore to address note TO the Colombia Government and
the following Is the answer:
The undersigned Minister for Foreign Affairs of Colon
oa has had the honor TO receive the Honbc Mr. Moore
note oil ms date, in which, he audes to the caumnies
with which his character conduct have been
with reference TO certain letters from city, and desires
to know whether the Government of Colombia il satisfied
a,nc mas discharged his duties during the time that Inc has
resided in this country.
The undersigned having communicated this TO H. E. the
III.
a Is matter OF regret to III. F.. that the conduct of the
American Minister should have been represented in so in
correct and untrue light H. T. with view TO repair so
great an injustice that which been committed TO-
wards the Hon. Minister satisfy the Government of
he D requests that the undersigned will declare he
hcrcoy does tiat the Government of Colombia is highly
satisfied with the becoming correct proper and impartial
conduct which has been observed by Mr.. Moore in his
mission TINS government that so far from having cause
complaint against him. il acknowledges that his efforts
have been rery ecacios strengthening the ties
of friendship and good understanding which happily exist
les W hich he
ea WIN success and sFpedion, of the splendid
triumph which the Political principles that constitute the
foundation oil the institutions of the u. s. have gained in
Colombia, and which fail produce sentiments of
sympathy between the two Governments.
The undersigned takes this opportunity of renewing IN
Mr. Moore the sentiments of his high esteem and perfect
respect ALEXANDRA VELEZ.
To H. T.. Mr.. Moore, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
Quirer.
Nothing can be better proof of the tcprayed character
and desperate condition OF the Opposition than the ncessan
effort oil ITS leading presses to produce effect by false r
Yesterday, in the Richmond whig speaking of the &C.
neral Post Office, told 0 report of presents of
spfendd carriages ami fine horses the Heads of De-
Porfenfs Every syllable of this report false and no
doubt it originated with the author, who prctend to re-
port it.
The Editor of the United States Gazette. gives us ,
graver "Sehood in another shape, the correspondent of
"I understand that the deliberations of the fb;ne,
during some 0fthc most meetings. hare been re-
ry discoTdd, ond that differences at one moment as
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solution"
When inform readers that this story originates
with the same vertablc and respectable correspondent
who fabricated the report of the Presidents having given
his servants party in the palace, we mistake not
the particulars in the East Room they will hardly think
worth contradiction IL the articc of the OPPOSITION
however, TO echo and rcecho these proeate inventions
until no can tell where they originated and then ali
VINO nave repeated them vouched authorities We
believe there is scarcely of the Opposition presses that
does not readily snatch the SANDERS an
deep-dI MIXER who haunts the Taverns of this cy and
ekes ont ms own imagnings with the coecturcs of the
ar-room politicians This profound gentleman who sells
the Tunes oil his bottle for five dollars week TO his en-
poycr is sometimes found full length the Bar-room
oor doubtless brooding cogations for letter TO the
Philadelphia Editor. The Editor in return furnishes him
win fresh stimulus to act upon his fancy, and in this way
me pubic have been supplied with letters reaching No
CCAFIi, I'm every one of which we believe some false
rumour may he found This is the sort of ament by
which the hopes OF the National Republican Party are
kept alive.
His last letter contains half dozen shameful fabrca
lions; the one TO which have advered however il
alone worthy OF consideration We assure the public there
never was less foundation for the suggestion of dscod i'm
the Cabinet than at present There subsists between the
different members OF the Administration not ONLY the most
aniar cordial and kind intercourse but the most entire
friendship and confidence. They express their views of
the public interests with that openncss and snccr;,,,
Wch presents every subject in relation to their several
Departments, in such they consider the true light and
they leave the President act on his own opinions bs
ingenious candor, far from bcgcng disenon and dis
cord has produced the most perfect harmony among them
heir union springs from unity of object as well as
from the respect which belongs In