Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17

We delighted % .hohor for 20 years.
by Mr. II; +. Ca epbeli The AMo ney Gsuer.lof
the United states Hi' elevation am,5s, tn ulsuti,.
!. r.ns'oIs s,c'. ct very c'ett, aud po iician- Of eve-
ry cast he best commentary on his virtues a a man,
and III consistency a. a poli ictan.
by jude job, son The ci v OF Say,nnab-T The ~.
pteliy.
BY Lieu. Cbambre., U. S. A Oar Co,,
" Pledge TO the much loved iaud thA, CAV N, bi,,b"
By Lieut. Mas ii Id, u ). E.gme.r- Tn e.d 81,
i'yS' behold is fruit how delicious liz irastanceu
By DR.. Mimic, u A Civl aud religion, hberv.
y u u ne 0'"sr equally guarg0tso Cd 10 ne 10y our
sacred Ccnsti'o'iou, when The former i. ss,ailed by
neuon and intrigue, and the later by bisory cad ia.
nsuci-tp; may we no ionser claim To Ee zee and inds-
dent ano z 'hs nations of the ear n.
By Mr John J. Smith, OF Sou'h Carolina The
State oil Gefgi'-Deciled in council-p,omp, in sc-
lion.
BY JOS Pslo,: Or iellow-,ownsman, Edward F
la,oai- housh a msr'yr TO disease aud oDlicti9n, his
generous, noble, independent, and lefty prInciples. arc
yet s,eauiAs'; lac is absen' from Ne, but present i'm our
BY c,p'. poO,,r: Tn: Rights nj the Union, and the
htshts o, he Std'es-May hey be perretusiIy exer.
c:sed as they are defined by the letter Of The Constr.
tutton uninterrupted ~ tyranny on he one hand.
OF rebellion on he Other.
by Jas. T. .pinger JeiersOniao priL cipie, aad jack
sorian prectice.
Ell Welmsn: l ternsl Improvemtn-Liber,
apiih'oPFiaiohs, Jud'eious eSptn iI'ures, ell Give agents.
and an improving trade. '
BY S. D'Lyon: NJ jor Gen John FIo,d Of Cam.
den county; the soldier, patiiot anu gt n .I4m man.
BY Z. u. S lies: The c. n.ttu ion and Consresof
hess oni'ed 5 ates-Let he former be administered
according 10 i's piain. ADD literal sens ; and he lat-
ter be reformed of that practised and constructive in.
genniiy, which his BEEN go prone to proven, IN,
stropg, good sense Of tie fran ers If that Instrument,
ID Z hlr. Bryan lhs l'a'iao S,aes-May old Rome
be the GENRE OF c modern r. public.
by Ctl. Myers: Daniel e Eug-r OF s. C-The
. a esnan VINO never abandoned pr nciple Tor party,
|, by DR.. HAbersham The Csbine, NJ aker-A good
business, II unceE proper management. The fabriea-
sor requires god mat riils 10 work uro1. Od Hicko-
ry cacnot be easily tuned, uuiess The tocIs be in oooI
order. We have among US a material, being OF Gsor-
sia growth, sound TO lie heert-the msnutaciurer on.
" tsiuiIs+ a soIi est OF the stuff. 80 bring it in Sc
BY D. La LO,a, Jc The U,Ion Of The States.
and iTeesi OF Government.
By. VIC Dauie |: Penn aud hs companions sban.
oo4'ea toe Ten e ard bouss of ,hsir Fathers for lnte-
psoueIss ara d ~i'derrsss-the result is no, to be re-
GREETED. Is he Interference OF ,hei, descendants in
tha local policy OF G Orgia to be regretted we think
not. ""N
By Dr. Furh The Southern 8 a'es-Th.i, u.io,
will Insure the happiness OF cur devoted rspnblicT
ny r. X. Csylsr; G.erge r. elmer. Honest,
tbs e%oLdiEncs acd favor OF lb- people.
by +. ii. Wss@eo; james III. WSyne-ToerStates.
soidanln, ou viii be iaitktu! 20 the Contribution.
By L. De La Meta: Geo. 81. Troup and Geo r..
GIIsr, !ha hairless AID successful supporters Of the
By p. n. K5!ioes: Poland-The Samaritan v,ss.,
Aas long and viO'sA''y beea bufe,e ed by tn. s,Or1.s of
moi sherA d~SsP0tsG; tsSy she az lie ne tn be guided To ,hs
haven OF sa'ety by .hs "Pharos Of the woTId.'
Bye. ID. Sweet: The memory of Patrick Henry:
inc ieis''-botn DoGio.lhe2es," tohose thunder shook
BY ". M4cka}: late Rights end the letter nj the
T sqefs! CoeahtuuoS; uay tley move forward shoulder
10 seoulder-it hey arc divided they will SURELY fall
81 J. III. Burroughs: Tbs p. e.iden, OF IN. Tni,ad
states, urn and indSPsnds' nay lie never be mi.led
by political pAftIZabs.
'ouhd erndIi,n, dssP rsssarck and a native Judgment.
a hsar. lrsught With integrity aud pure pa,Tio,ieem ip'
hueheTa by a hgs lone OF moral sed honorable feel.
ing, deserves tie highest ghs of lac nation Georsi.
may proudly recognize This porHai,ure ameng her
sons.
BY F. Fl. welmau: Political Re form-a con Gle o,io,,.
eons'deralion OF ,n'tfs, without regard to tens, hun
dTedS, or thousands.
By J p. Hen, y; Our Country. the temple o~fliber.y.
befe her Riars WI. be rrhRiossly qua, d. a and ia sacr.d
Ores ever be KEEP, alive.
BY Alexander TsIiaI: The ressrds Of REPUBLICS.
H1noTs sud ciiee, Without psnsiOE..and siuecurss.
By The P'esidsn' The commit ce OF arrangements
-fneir szethcns lave contributed much TO our graft
hea'iOn his DAY; 'hsy dsserv, and receive our tianks.
After tho PrsBiIaLt had retired,
Oar most estimate and "orhy sllow-ciGzsn. DIR.
John Cumming. eiise respected f. his p,iva'e aud PUB.
iie UiTtues.
After the Is, Vies-Prsslj.nt had retired.
Judge Jones: We venets,. aud respect him for ,be
qualities Of mind and bead, stilh. as a judge, citizen
and man, he bs exhibited,
Alter the I'd Vice-President had retired.
w. B. Buliosh, Esg.-,he patriot son of patriot IA
Their, we love end esteem the one, and raspec, the
memory OF the Other.
Alter the Mayer he'd retired,
William r. Watiog, E'q. Mayer OF the city OF sa.
vanah--on every oEea'iOa be has proved himself wor.
by oil tho esteem snd respect OF bis fsiiow citizens.
GOVERNOR BRANCH.
The following letter from The Hon. John Branch, late
Secretary OF tao Navy, to q gentleman in ,hi4 city, has
been handed 10 u'f'r publication: ERaleigh star.
WAsHrNroN Cry, May SD, 1881.
NM Dear SiT:-YOu have, no doubi, before ibis,
seen In tho papers accounts Of tho Te'is nation of the
Sscrsisry Of Sats aud the Secretary a, War, and the
dismissal CT the other members Of the Cabinet.
The letters Of the Two former, addressed 10 the Pre-.
sideht OF The United States, pross at their reasons; and
lhe motives Ter the dismissal Of the others are assigned
in the answer Of the President 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury and myself In THESES the President admits
that the dismisssd Officers have faithfully DISCHARGED
their respective duiiSS. But iBiimstss that the want
OF harmony in the Cabinet, and the protection Of the
two rstifiDR Secretaries " from uriull misconceptions
ADD %mslgnan, misre pteseD,aions," made il nscessary
The othsrs should 60 out also.
So for az r gards the members Ct the Cabinet, this
msasute ~ comparatively Of little moment. IL is, how.
ever, a matter OF deep concern az affecting the ehaFae-
Ter OF the Government In this poin; Of gisw The A.
tneTicSn people have a right TO know The wsols truth;
from whence the alleged discofd originated; by whom
aud Tor what purpOst 1t bad been fosteTed; and in what
re, peci and wherefore Il, has been cODnested with the
public administration OF the sfsirs Of The Nation, The
P.esident 10 bound 10 make the explanations to the
people.
III wsrs intended to be intima,ed that 4 am respon.
sibls ir the want Of harmony in the CabiBoA,tne charge
Is unju I. ! deny hd, ! pursued a course that invited
hostility, On the contrary, I went as far AZ = man OF
honor could goio eudcevofiug to promote a good under
standing aud cordial official co-Oper alton with all The
members OF The Cabinet. Bat l. seems I was expect.
I'd to e. sdli further, abd not ping 20, ia has been held
good cause iof my dismissal u IL ~ ssked, why I did
not abandon he Cabinet AID eSpOse 20 he world the
mahgn influences by which II was embarasssd2 4
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