Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

ordinary proceeds from Custom houses appropriated to
the service OF 1909 aud $780," this property must of
course be considered as forced loan; and a subject OF
Belgium, having been paid principal and interest, Tor A
merican propertypurchased by hin, which was sequester-
ed with interest, settles he question this property which
has never been .adjudicated on has never been before
any Tribuoal-the Claimants ought never TO compro-
mise. Let justice be done; Tor sequestered property, used
for the service OF the State, is in TACT SO much stock
created Tor It's use; s'd IL for property cond mned by
French Tribunals there is no hope OF being paid, let
the French Government return at lcas what they have
had the use OF. w"
u IN rhElR CALCULATIONS!
The Opposition have recently buoyed up their hopes
by the faliacious calculations that Messrs. Branch and
lnghain would come out against the administration
and would carry off with them the Democracies OF I.
Carolina aud Pennsylvania. They will be bafled in
three OF these calculations; il not in the fourth. The
private letter OF MIR. Branch, indeed, looked souslly-
but even he tells the Committee of the county oil Ber;ie,
(says the Raleigh Starr "That, whatever may be his
opinion and feeling. Relative to the ciscums,ances con-
uee'ed with his quitting the Navy Department, he il
cetermiaed 70 adhere 10 the poll zeal course ne La-
hitherto pursu d; that with ,tos, who are acaua ted
WIN MIR. BIS character for integrity, eonsis,s ney and
hrmness. such a determination can excite no surprise,
That none who know him could suspect for a momen, that
he would be Induced, from persooal considerations, to
desert those principles for which he has hitherto so zeal
ously C. n'ended, and that those, therefore, who have
BATTERED themselves with the hope that he would be
found in opposition to The measur, g OF the Administration.
need no longer lay the Il t,sriig JUNCTION 10 their
souls"
And as to North Carolina herself, wha, Gays the S az.
ihat Ut Is true mat some OF the fsie nds OF the admin
is'raNon may feel a little chsgrin.d at the late unplea.
SAINT rupture al Washing on, aud a few may be so ope.
rated upon as 10 desert The Presidents; but We canno;
believe that the great body OF honest, unsophis,icat.J
aud Intelligent yeomanry of this countuy. will permit
any private or personal considerations by which thew
may be affected. TO swerve hem from their purpose 10
support him, so long as he continues 10 administer the
government on the prineiples by which he has been
hitherto guided. They 90 for measures, no, men
theirs Is not the cause OF faction, or Of party, or of any
individual, but the common interest o.. eyery man in
IN Nor and hAnav "A rthau sl.l he all. .... =
decide TO whom this cause shall be- entrusted, whether
to Henry Clay OF Andrew Jaekscn, they will not hest
tate.
II tts dissolution of The Cabinet has produced dis.
satisfaction, the wisdom displayed in The selection Of an.
other, affords more than equal gra,if -a,io-. While
me enemies Oh the administration can find mt just cause
TO ca at II, II IL Pleasing TO observe the tone of appro.
baton with which $ aDnuncia,i N hss been aino.,
universally Received by its friends. Thi, fact, while
II argues strongly in favor OF he President in making
The selection, and affords a favorable irdica ion of the
strerg 9Th 1.-THE new Cabinet, is a guarantee of union
ani harmo9y among the supporters OF these iuu 'amen-
tai Prin 'iples with which the Administration Of Jack
son Is isen,ihsd, and their final and complete TRIUMPH
ouer all the tricks and articles of heir adj ssaries."
.And nouo as to Mr.. hngh0m. The Opposition print.
'od us, that ne was cOuing out with a pamphlet a.
gains' me administration, SIC. SC. Bat, by degrees
this whisper has die avsy-and NJ. Ineham himself
has gwen the coup de grace 10 any such report ss
arrays him against the a administrations, by publishing the
following Card In the Philadelphia Sentinel:
"The following letter from NJ. / CHAN to a friend.
has been HANDED 10 us Tor publication. The in'erse
curiosity which prevails 10 ssceitin the causes which
produced he breaking up of the late catin.', renders
all authentic matters connected with il of gsnersl in
terest. MIR. lngbam il seems distinctly i~epudia,es { G
existence OF any wan, Of Official harmony among he
Washfngton 9th Nay, 1881.
DEAR SIR learn with some surprise from youI
enquiries, as wei; as these of others, that an impression
has been made on the public mind to a considerable
exten', that the cabinet was 20 much embarrassed by
the dissensions OF its members az to render IL ineapablr
OF transact ng the public business, You may be as
4 tha In Ia mi Ia oil. hfa.s t-.l L.. -,-L
rumor. The official intercourse OF the heads Of depar,-
meD,s with each other and with The President, has ne
VERT my knowledge, been interrupted Zoe a mcm-nt.
lcr has any difference of opinion as 10 the measures OF
the government, divided the cabinet il a single in
stance, so fer as l reeolleet, according TO The line of
separation now SO generally aseribed in the public pa
psrs. am, very REL pec,faily, you're,
S ID. INGHAM.
Even Mr.. Niles is compelled TO confess that {" his
letter appear TO be in direct opposition to the facts sta
ted by Mr.. Branch, who broadly epesks OF a s'want OF
harmony in the cabinet" SC. SC.
The Reading (Pa.) CHI 'oniele, states from ''good all.
thori,y." that the fumour about Mr.. Ingham's "prepar.
ing. Tor press a develops ment OF The circumstances
which led to the dissolution of the Cabinet, is without
f~IuodatioD in tu!h."-So much for that string to thei.
b,w!
Then, 4hly, as to the Democracy of Penns ylvania,
all the calculations about their abandoning Gen. Jack
son, ere just about as futile as some OF the other bub-
bles of the Clay Party.-The Philadelphia Sentinel,
with all the Signs in Pennsylvania before il, Anti
Masonic and otherwise, says emphatcally
"Hope springs eternal in the human breast
Man never is, but always 10 BIO best"
"The friends OF Mr.. Clay, in their recent zeal for
his success, finely exempli'y the truth of the author OF
these sranzas 10 nature Before the long month of
August is ended, they will be convinced that they are
In pursuit OF a shadow whici recedes as they ADVANCE
MIR. EAToN.-The Opposition have started a new
Chimera. They say, that Mr.. Eaten is to be reap
pointed Secretary at War-and thus the Administration
will offend Pennsylvania aud North Carolina.-It is
not so, gentlemen be assured OF il. Who is TO be
Secretary, zoe kHOtD not. We hope il will be s,me
firm, h~igh-minded man honest, capable, faithful to
the Constitution -one OF your Jefferson Republicans;
a man, II we can get him, like Judge White, ADORE
fear and above TtprOGch. But, that Mr.. Eaton will
not be re-appointed, we can undertake positively to say.
They tell us, too, that MIR. Eaton is going out TO Rus
sia-and they even tell us. that " Orders have been re-
'ceived at Norfolk, 10 fl out a vessel for conveying Mr..
Eaton TO Russia."-AHd OF course they have ALREADY
set in to ridicule him, and 10 reprobate his appointment
But, gentlemen ought not to run so far before the wind
Befo c they would have orders sent TO Norfolk TO fl
out a ship, had they not better be certain that he is 60
ing out at GW Is Mr.. Ea'on going as Minister TO Rus
siaf =! his is the previous question and upon this, we
do not hesitate TO say, that we do not believe he is going
at all. Who then is going Aye, Sirs, there is the
rub.
Hnfi- Masonic The Boston G. z=ue states that "ihe
Hen. John Quincy Adams, late President OF the United
; ates. and tie present Representative 10 Congress
from Plymouth district, took a seat in The Anti nj asonic
Convention yesierisy mornngw-W cannot believe,
as enc paper has stated, that Me-. A. attended az a De-
iesats. Letters we're addressed by the convention 10
the Grand oiicersof the Stats. re- quiring 'hsD 10 d;sa-
vow, as Mifo1s, TIE act of mrrd ring Mofga an, and al
80 to reiu.e fsIlowsh to he nj sonic institution O. N.
Yosk, until 'hsy should withdraw their coun,snsnce
and fellowship from the parIisipa lions in the Morgan
ahdhl'
The Anti Masonic CONVENTION of Penns ylyania have
me- to aTP1int Delegates TO The Gsueral c .nvsudon al
Baltimore. and TO nominate a Candidate for the Go.
vernors Cdsir.-The Boston CoJ'ier tA0ii-J ackson)
"by political ambition. He exp. c,l, and noi without
reason, 70 be set up az a eaud ddie for the PfedIency.