Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

COW, forsooth, quito mute the matter. The ordc
| Enquirer must now be convinced-sinee II proceed
from his acknowledged oracl. here. VIII Me- Ritcb
have the 'emer'y 10 oppose the msnda,er-The who'll
statement Is tissue Of gross Interpretations Mr.
Van Buren, has given no such mandate. He 4
strongly opposed to his being brought forward in
stead oil being "qute nute, We have declared, more
han once In the last two weeks, that he would not BE-
supported Vice Presdent-certainly that should
not suppor him.-what inventions has this reck.
less hbber yet In store9
The Baltimo Chr onisis OF the IA has the follow.
ing paragrar h-Csnnot Of the Editors In Baltimore
favor u. with particular description of the fusi,ivel
General .Nat.-Ws learn hat negro man ha.
been commit cd 10 the gael Of Baltimore county as
strons suspicious hat he OF the Southampton
insu gents II not their leader who 10 termed General
Nat, He came hero from the South on a horse which
be bad stolen al Washington City.
"Beiog CON miued only as q runaway, ne will be
speedily released n compliance wi law, unless he b.
claimed as slavs or crime be aeg against him. I,
would De well Tor the authorize: Of vrsns, therefore
10 trial. II no beone OF the insnrgenW.
lie Nationals at Washing ton are both ont upon ne
The Journal ask how II is possible that Mr.. Clay
or his friends could delay the payment OF the public
debt Arc not tho periods 6xed by law, (says THE
wiseasre) aud can they be change but by the mutual
eonfent OF Congress aud Of the public credtor And
verilr, canno, they be so changed! Would not the
redemption Aud IL Congress. should get up an ex.
tensve sys'em OF Internal Improvement, might they
not cut In upon the 10 millions annually appropriated
the exting uisbmsnt OF the DebI-ws eon'ended tina,
Gen. Jasks would no, permit these 10 millions 10 be
thus diverledand for this eslaraon the other Ma
tonaS Che ely, insiious N. In,eg cncer) Gays that
we ate recommending the President to exerci.e a
power (which would cost the monarch Of either France
or England his head. This wretched political wiea
has not etjus,6 cd itself against tho charge we
made against IT, Of garbliug the pages Of the Federal
st, upon this very queson Of the veto on
strong eases Of expectancy. Aud this hold TO be-
one OF those cases. We have no question tina, Gsn.
than lend himself any effort for defeating the OK.
! 'inguishment Of the public debt.
Tt. An i-Masonic Conven.ioo, for nominating o
President, ,s to meet a, Baltimore the 26ih inst
The New York Wing, tho leading Anti ason c
paper. insists upon it that Me-. Clay cannot get the
vote OF that Party Nous Deyronsi The N. Y. edi.
tor says that Mr.. CiaT .'i, now one Of the strore
hoops Of the Jackson essk"-ard rays, sis II worth
while for him 10 perform the fiae Of a hoop, any
longer" Add then very eivily advises him to will.
draw himself from the competition aud Is. the Jack
| son party tumble TO pieces. Not so--Iet Mr.. Clay
withdraw soon a. he plea,es, (and Withdraw h.
will not-apd his fri,nds will never permit - Gen
Jackson could bsat any other manor all the Geld.
The Republicans OF Massachusetts have had o
meeting at Worcester OF 227 Delegates They nomi
| uated Marcus Morton az Governor, and John Mills AZ
Lieut. Goveno-.-They expressed their entire col6-
dence in the admins ration OF A: Jackson and 'iool
forward with psi ie and &c gra alton 10 his reelec
tiop"-They also approve OF the proposiqn from New
Hampshire for holding Convep lion a, ,l,nore on the
Sd Monday OF May next. for nominating Vice Pres.
dent. They appointed Messrs Mills and Simpson a
Delegates at large to a.te nd that Convention, and r..
'ret to be called at such time The Central Commit
tee shall Designate for the election OF Delegates from
| each Congressional ID strict.
| A writer in the Bosom Courier seriously supports
the Paradox, "The protective system Is the only
The Reviewer in the North American supports the
proposition, "that an agricultural community which
raies agricultural produce Of the annual value of thirty
faaf hnnn
enjoy annual revenue OF forty mlisns, and IL pur
shase them abroad OF tbi ty millions nett gain in
mot attending 10 the important tact that il the
munty be not ripe for msuufsetures-n other words
thAtit can make more by raising produce ard buying
foreign manufactures cheaper; Il loses more than the
ten millions, by not dsvong the tohoie of ito labor and
capital 10 agriculture. Such the gross absurdiiies
pamsd upon the country by even distinguished Re
viewers who sacrifice prinsples to political party To-
interest.
| upwards OF 81 100 000.-Thus we shall pay Of
| he public deb-and prepare the way for early re
due'on OF be duties, and the gradual modification o
| the abomlable tariff
/ Mr.. Haynes has announced that he 10 no longer
candidate for the fire OF Governor Of Georgia. Mr.
Gilmer Is now to contest, single handed, vita Mr.
LumPkin-and We presume, will beat him.
A COMMITTEES OF VIGILANcEl-The Clay or
gan in this City publishes the Notes OF Messrs CrumI
and Sirobia-and thinks II not mproba that the r,
are others, who have, through inGdeytence wrops
inform alton been put on the Committee of Vigilanct
| Genfiemen:-You are requested to withdraw ~,
name from 'hs Ani-Jsskson Committee Of Core spon
deuce aud Vigilance; ss am not member of that par
W. Your'S, very respe ctfuIly,
Sept. 10th, 1881. STERLING I. CRUMP.
Gentlemen: Having bssn appointed, toifhota m,
knowledge or consent one Of Committee Of "Cones
pondeDce and Vigilance" by the AsdJackson Cenira
Committee, which held a meeting at tie Wing Oifss
90 the 7h instant, and 'hen adjourned to The E.gl
Tavern" hsve OILY to say, that do not ihaIk h,
gentlemen soDPosirg that Committee, at ALL for ihei
kindness TO me. 4 am Des, have bee q poll
teien-havng business OF more consequences TO my
self and family, attend to.
Very repeatedly, your obd'i
| ]. Fl. STROBIA.
| September 10. 1871,
The Globe Dfers from the above "ihat lhere is some
difficulty 10 g't ing even Committee of Vigsnce
Tor Mr.. Cay iD Richmond. The service like iha, o.
the Eoslish Navy Is 80 revolving that The captains ar.
obliged 10 reIort TO rMPREssMENT."
| Tn, Globe gives them credit for going upon one
oil The most fofIorn hopes that political psr,isans
| ever undertcok.-Ano,ber Of the gentlemen on whom
he requ,iioD was levied has something better 10 al
tend TO, and wibdrsws himself In the following note
addre.ed 10 the Compiler:
"SeeiDg my name in tho ne wspapers as one OF the
Committee OF Correspondence and Vg lance, app ,in,.
ed by The An'i-Jack,on Central Con Iniiee, wish IL
known, that have neither time nor disposition n
Ineddle in matters am una quanted with; therefsre
hsve TO ask tho favor OF having my name wiihdr wn
| September IL 1881 "EDM'D. WALLS"
THE ANTI-JACKsON ALIAS PHILo-CLAY
MEETING.
Our Csroline Correspondent s not likely 10 complain
much longer oil the way in which the Meeting OF ihi.
cry their Orator or their Author have been lei off
Our worthy iiiend SIMON Shoebucks has already iurn.
ed over new leaf We understand that other pen.
are preparing 10 carry The war into The enemy couD.
try We sTsptct, that our Correspond mt who has so
strongly expressed The jus, ind gnaon he has sope w.
cd q, some Of the proceedings Of that evenings will b.
sa,is.d 10 h4 hearts sonien with the retaliation which
he has invoked
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