Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-23


people ct Essex las, Monday. cot s.quen,ly will, ro
William. EDWIN UPSHAW
Angus, l6. 1891,
GoocuLANp.
uT We undes and that, rron an examination Of The
pears TO be elected by a majority Of 9 or g votes I
will h. rcsolec,ed tha, TIE vote Vas FOR A. ,B wee
203-Joseph S. Wa kins 202.
mot In the last Legislature.
What nerf7-rA very large and re-ps ciable nun
b-r ct the State Rights and Free Trade Patty of .au-
tort Disirc', assembled in Cooss chic on Monday
the Sh inst" came to the following soIuti ms:
"Resoired, That the 8 ate gin 9 and Free Trad.
Parry OF South Carolina cherish warm ID proud AZ,
achueni TO the Unon framed by their sires-
and thar they will sasr nee all, bun 5.riy pre- erve
"Resoped, That the charge that hi. party en.cr
ains Ge'gns hostile TO the Uoien l. an unoonded and
wniul caumny, which even its authors and publishes rs
discred.
"Resolofd That tie conduct OF The Uu;on PARTY In
Charasion in ,oiieiipg The interference Of the F..
dera Executive in The Parry differences OF this ate
ana IN publishing before the ion The charge CT di,
uniob against their f.nw ezen. eafs loudly for ,bs
fepsobaion Of every tue Csroiiuisn.
'Resofued, That the course Of General Jackson IL
lending the influence OF hts the pu. pose. OF
loo party IL con ie.censi,n aks un WORTHY OF his al
bee AID cha ae,er--and thai his indirect mensos Of
we free OF ms Scvernaent sgtinst tho advocates OF
sae Carolnl Dos ines" as set forth by our ate
reign S,s,e-and an ins1it 90 he issssm.n Of hi.
piry which should bs met with jus, aud lofty inds
os,ioD."
These Resolutions are accom- panied by a Ion, p e.
emphatic passage
1--WE believe that the Legislature Of ,u,h C,rolna.
like ilai oil all Other sovereign ate has. and OF ne
csssity muh have, ihs righi Of her eli
Ia peron acd proper from grievances aud Injuries
al. nds which be worked upon them by iheir fol.
iow-men; and Ina, body has sIrea'y JscIar q III,
LAM "a u"consi u'lona' and oppressive grsvsnee,
eonc.ys u their du to pro ect IRON effs sts by
making tip cal TO nlorse IL within the limits OF hi
ATE Tn, inter posi- ion OF h-r soysreigny, eonsi-
der aei OF protective justice. Mar d, we r.cosnz.
in Cohsrtss, or In any power h. The right OF in
tsrtesirg win his course OF 10 ernal r, equation
T.s same No. OF he Charlescn M rcuIy which
publishes the Proceed ngs of he CT ~. OF Beaufort
cen aims The following 'ign in tie sh pc OF Com
INJUNCTION.
The enforcement IF he TmiG at a hall
"Mr. Holme-' Bond has not We been ,ued /! Alto,
ihe resignsIion OF MIR. Fso. .hs new ID uric, Al ey
ney IL 10 said, was directed 20 contut vi h the Aiior
Dey Gensrs1 Of ihs u. =. bsore he proeeedsd on n.
Bosdi Wba 'h- G'vernm' 7, OF the Uuop Il .ueL
stand hat II ranno sue on common Customs 10 ..e
Bond, without all ibis advi emen, and machinery? I
sCreiy ia not airsiI TO procee,! II there /. IN pause
In IA enforcing Ia ip its own Curt
what MI be ibe slate of things when the Agents OF The
General Cover for enforcing fede raj
carried into Cur CJnrD?
Come, U"cle San, 20 on-exast the peFs'y OF your
Bond TO the last pount--dons hang back Il will lie Id
to unpls ss,nt suIpieons. SHYLOCK',
Would H. no, be better suspend he Use OF .us h
laaguass, al least until the An,Tath Cbnveo,on ba.
passed away?
Mr.. Rush has given evidence of returning saga
city, The Philadelphia Enquirer says. thaf"ln re-
ply 10 letter addressed 10 him by snt-masonc
miltee OF Lancaster the Hon. Richard Rush has de-
clined accepting The snii-masoDic nomination Tor the
Presidency."-Well, who comes next! Will Mr.
Adams receive call and will he too put by the Anti
Masonic Crown The Boston Commercial Gazc,l.
hints the belief that he "has an eye upon the Presden
cy ard expects to be nominated again for flat office by
his ani-masonc frends."- Eccentric as MIR. Adams is
,os shan not oeh,v. such a thing until zoe see IL.
We regret being under the necessity OF spologzine
TO our Correspondents and Readers Tor the postpone
ment OF several communications and printed articles
We are anxious TO touch upon several subjects that are
before ussuch as the references that have been made
TO us upon the subject Of running Mr.. Van Buren, 70
the Vice-Prcsdency--some ridiculous heresies tina
have been put forth by the New York American Nd
voca'e' a new paper got up by Mr. Redmond ri her
under the hot bed influence OF the late Wooens' Con
vention of New York, &c, &C. We have seized th
emporium ty, to-day Of laying before our readers III
valuable report on the West Point Inst tuition, which
has been long reposnR on our shelf and also som
! Foreign Intelligence, which has been unavoidable
ihru'' aside ey Orstions, Expeditions, &c. 81
We are inform d ina, tho Second mat Of ,h~ b II
Ftendsh Is 70 90 out In he Pstonas, bene po.sssit
o. snsh personal knowledge OF he atofites o. ne Ma
1y' al Sumatra commired on our conn.rynen, &C ma,
De OF srviee 10 obainDg ss,i'fscon, and seeur
ing our wade for The fuure, sueurs pretty well Of ih
pri OF our government dufiog the la interregnup
that aHieste ~ 10 sail 90 promptly or he support OF
Dstiopsl honor. and the security Of he property an
iye' OF our fellow eizsns alter hsv og subn issive
endured Tor many months every hing viii cur irie o.
Don Nigu'Ihas hough proper impose-s,iz ire i'm
prlsoDmsni and indtgsity IN Y. ID y9do
1.-THE N. Y. u. Advertiser has no right 10 say whe
tber our Government has submitted the ind Rpi,e
OF Miguel. At the next Congress shall know Nor
about it-but we undertake TO say, that the Adminis
rauon has acted with becoming spirit this occasion
4 Would tho Advertiser have had the Pres dent to sun
mon Congress to consider the fsctsor the Presi
dent 10 act against Portugal, one Of tho nations
Europe, without laying the facts before CoDgressY-
Does II see no difference between the Portugncse sn
the so0ogs y1aloys7l