Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27

removable must be- removed In order TO restore that
concia,ory and harmonious spirit. which IL the very
LIE OF the Union.
To unite the opponents Of the Tariff In one strong APP
peal to the Justice OF Congress their IL is
to be hoped that tho Anil Convention at Pha
dephia will be supported That Is strong aud peace
ul measure-and il Is the one which ought to be
adopted-They may thus appeal vigorously the next
Congress Tor such system OF may pave the
way Tor the gradual reduction OF the Tariff founded on
the final exngushmcn' OF the public debt--rhis ton
venion will put Virginia, South Carolina and all the
other opponents OF the Tariff into action upon the
ground OF their common Notwithstanding all vic
ence-ndeed 1t Is calculated TO abate the eervesence
OF the passions land TO bring abou, all sides better
state oil feeling
The "Protce9t"-l'i- imp sabie nc, to 10 n
saS o. Cato I'm he U. 8. Tel al h) she hand II
certain busy wrtr Of Philadelphia. The "P. ooc-l"
waieh 10 referred to In the same pap~r in tie Nat In
,e,ligeneer, and in the Philadelphia U s. G.z Ute, |.
in all obabili from the pen. l. l. no. cay 10
mi'aks the mover. communicative In ,h- p ,ilaJel-
pha Inquirer, from IAN origin aekioa Man., s IN,
that M, Ptoceol was never sanctioned by, or knowp
TO- ne Party; ard under present cireumstances could
never have net THAR sapc,,n The attitude II ,b.
original Jick'on party remains unmoved. That thy
have regarded with 81 entient fec lpgs some The ACT.
oil the adm nsraion, is not denied; bu; we shet h
lien, hope that. undsr the recently organized eab
me-, every reasonable cause OF complain, will be-
moved and the party again yield their undivided sup
nor, to his cause" Aud IL adds, that /, 10 the Of
| "a few Ani-J iekson men,"
The Protocol processes to set forth the as-n. why
they rtnounes their aths zion him TO- second term
Gin he Doctrine avowed by hin, ard which hey pr,
les 'ordal'y 10 have recprcca,.d." Now, what will
'hsyssy to the geheI-up OF such proposition. when
we have before Us tho evidence Of the fact, hat
thi, very man was most anxious to induce General
Jsck.on to seivs for a second term, ard wro,.
to "ashiegon, In the meat Pressing terms. for Stree,
annnnciauon OF fis willingness 20 serve! I |,
writer "Cato asserts that Gen. Us support in Puila-
de'phA g. sh,fy tr,m his office holders here, mer.
sensry and selfish taad whose sole is the
tnuance of their commissions; aod come Re bers
oil Congress elect who hopo make their penny GU, Of
nm tsio'e he goes out OF Office" New, will /, ne be-
lieved, 'hatmos probably Tho author OF Cato, certainly
oe OF the sigIefs, and the geters-rp OF the Protocol
was one OF the most ates, aud inpor,uuat, petit iouers
Tor Executive tffice-and that no 10 tsc cough,
'han one ,ff'se, IN manner which wou'd have dix
grseed any American Ciiizsr!.
i GF Last Evenings Mail brings this famou. Pro.
tocol, signed by six (aye s'r) names among these
geiter-up aud Author Of the Pto,osol Tue gerry first
objection &c Gen. Jack,on In this paper, Ina, be has
gene against the principle eomu to G N. J, snj
his early supporters, viz "to establish the prece-
dent Of one Presidential Term Of four ysar,."-And
this pint argued with mush .tess.nd tie protocol
says no,hiug could have been " more ardent AID zsa
,ons than our Alterations Of ito impor,suce Now,
We understand that this man wrote 10 Washington in
January last protesting great anxiety that the Pfe,-
dsn' should, BY declaring his ean'sn to serve, put
stop to rumonr which was working evil con,squen-
ces among some OF ths beet dip ,ssd o. bis friends
the rumjur was, that he wot again oasent 10 be
put in namnaion by the People tor are-sIectiop-Th,
same asn, alta later pstiod. declared that nothing
would con'en, him under $4,000 or 1000 year-o,her
wise rupture vas inevitable. Behold the Protocol,
HoNORs TO JAMES MONROE!
Due honcrs were paid IN this City. TO The Memory
oil The deceased Patriot, Monday lat Tee Prccst-
sion vas formed at halt after 10 O'clock at the Cur,
House OF Hrnieo county. in the following order:
Music, with military detscbmen, in front.
Lieut.. Governor, Council, and Officers Of State
Officers and Soldier, Of The Revolution ind Of the
ARMY and Navy OF the Uai,ed States.
The Reverend Clergy
Relations OF tho deceased
, Judges Il the Federal and State Government, aud
their Offie-u
a
Thu Mayor and Corporate Authorities of Rehmcnd
AMI Manchester.
8 Masonic Societies
Teachers Of Schools and tbsir Pupils.
10 Citizens OF Richmond aud Manchester and OF the
neighbotiug eeun,ies. and strangers.
IL Tie Military.
The proce ..ou moved a, half pas, ten. ,h-ou,b ar
Main Street, TO Maj Giobon'. ccruer, thence
9th street to ii street, 'h.nse down III street 10 ID.
Capitol Square, entering the Square the gate oppo-
n site the City Hall
i AZ scoa as the procession reached The Square, the
citizens we're arranged in order by the Committee.
Bishop Moore opened the exercises of the day with
an appropriate prayer-After which Robert Sian,rd
Esq. rose, and delivered an eloquent and beautiful Eu-
logium on the deceased, which hope 70 have tho
pleasure Of submitting hereafter our readers The
exercises OF The day were terminated by seasonabe
prayer from the Rev. Mr. Armstrong Of the Presbyie-
rian Church-These ceremonies took place on the NJ
East side OF the Capitol, under immense awning
prepared for the OCCASION large and most respecta
BILE audience of both attended-and we have ne.
yer Witnessed more dccorum in any Assembly
/ The day was ushered in by national salute-and
the Bells continued 10 TOLL at intervals, throughout the
day.
/ The Funeral Honors to James Monroe we've 10 have
been paid at Norfolk F,idsy last. "Lfttieton W
Tdsetce, Esq having dc ened teive ring the
Grafton, ii sfrds us pleasure 60 state Gays the Bsa
coD) tina, he Rev. Sheppard K Koio.k Pastor of The
Presbyterian Church, upon the apple alton the Com
niee has consented 10 be ,be organ OF the pubic
ing, in pronouDcng tribute TO the memory OF the H.
lu%tfio1s Patriot while the Rev. Dr. DJcachet, Of The
Episcopal Church. has c,ncurred IN the wihes OF lie
Committee 70 off :iae in the sacred functions Of The Al
tar, on Friday merit, the day set apart for the
ceremonial W.iier f. JoD-s and Hamilton Shields
have been designated as Chief .1fayshals."
! meeting OF the Citizens hs- BEEN he'd 81 Lunch
0Tg and similar honors are TO be paid to the Memory
OF the venerable p,tiot.
:, We understand. ba' The people OF Amelia Psince
EiWaTd, &c. are or zjourly organizing plan for sx-
tending tbs CheseIheld Rail Road TO G.Dio on the
APPomaitnx and from Farmvills, 10 Prince Edward 20
The Rianeks--and iha, the Ciz OF Prince Edward
nave 40 doubt OF their being able scnribu $500 GOO
TO ,hs object
II gives ns great pleasure 20 state tia. Jupex
| WRIGHT, the distinguished Engineer Of New York
mas accepted the proposition for surveying the James
Kvcr and Of 'ugge''ns the best plan OF improvement,
lie Is notc in this city, aud will imm sdis,eIy lake the
mosi aeve neasures tor the Of THE work
rhe JOdgs will consult all the surveys already on file
made by others as well az him,eF. He will probably
'ema'o 20 employed Until The mon'h Of S. r,embs.
the last term Of The General Court, the following
Erehonges ~ Circuits were made:
| l. Between Judges Richard ri. Fisli, OF The Illb
circuit, and Lucas p ThoU p'ou, Of tbs IL Circuit,
from The 3l. Of August IN ,he Oh Of O:iober 1881
perod embracing oil The Fall Terms OF their respective
circuits
2. Between Jodge' Robert n. Taylor OF III. Il, cir
emit and VIM. B'owre, OF the 4'b crcuit from The 10
osfohef 10 The Ifh November, 1881. Upd,r This ar.
rangemsn', Judge b. Taylor will boli TIE Fall Tenn,
IN Middie'sx, Gloucester, and Mathews; snd judge
w. Browne will bold The Fall Terms ia Nsnsem
Princess Ann, tDd Norfolk.