Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03

madon no accompanied by sarcasm levelied at mo-
pass that by, however unworthy Of notice could
have supposed that he had read hataw o the onl,
reason, could possibly assign to myself his saving
"tha the Secretary othe Treasury ought to be mpeac
ed ifhe should pay oil the per cent" The senato
does by his authority but acts under the di
recton Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund, o
which board Of Commissioners YOU mir Calhoun0 mr.,
the presiding officer. The commissioners will probably
direct what shall be done under the law"
81 could, MIR. Prcsiden draw picture, but refrain
excitement, called out :.dra,c if,-dra,o it, dar,
you,-I dare you. call TO order proceeded from the
Chair and from several Sena,ors.] No. Mr. President
shall pursue my course, and take my time.
shall not suffer myself TO be compelled to take any
by the dicaton of that Senator. The respect
to myself and to the Senate, will direct my
while member of this body will not consent 10 be die
tatcd to by any and most certainly by the Sena
tor, (Mr. Clay.'o
srshsi.TSs Secretary of state Me- Ii me supreme Sou NJ,
ss.uy Mr. esoo ind tho Aooas Gsor. Mr. sseisay
their ne.t meeting after the above speech
the per cent? ' - ''' -'''''' ''Pa' vi
meeting is called for 10th inst, of citizens from
any part OF Tennessee, who may associate with
those OF Nashville, in appointing Delegates to the
DaIunore Convention.
The Courtland (Alabama) Herald of the 18th
Feb says,-that Governor Moore, by voting against
Mr. Van Buren, has greatly astonshcd and much
mortified his best friends."-It enquiries of Mr.
Poindexer, whether on the very eyo of his election
Inc did not write letter to the Legislature of Mis-
sssippl; stating that he was an aid TO Gen. Jackson
at N Orleans, genuine Jackson man, &c. &C., and
what sort OF an aid he is now? and what kind of u
genuine Jackson man he proves himself TO be;
The Herald also gives the resolutions of hume
rous meeting of Courtland and its vicnity-among
which is the following:
ResoIred further that in the opinion of this meeting
our sal senator IN giving said acted i'm violation of
he VIII oil the people OF Alabama whose interest and
ngs he was called to represent who promoted him 10
the station he fills that we view his said vote as an
act oil opposition O
feelings oil the people Of Alabama against the interest
OF the people of the United Statcs.''
fl link in the chain Of testimony 1t appears from
correspondence between Mr. Poinde xtcr and the AZ Y
Judge Mclean, SO well known in Richmond for his hos
unity to Mr. " Buren,, &C., &c., &C., that he (he said
Judge) was the person who communicated Mr.. Pom
dexter the celebrated letter of the oorty Mr. Clement
The Legislature of Maryland have an mportant hin b
fore tbem iorbiddng free people of color under the
West penalties from settling in their Siae-or slaves he
Ing brought in either to be sold to residappropri
aung One Hundred Thousand Dollars for the re-
mova OF free blacks in the State-and prohibitng
the future manumison Of slaves unless $50 are maid b
ncr owners &c Tor their removal TO LbeaThe bill is
cussion. 60 N'"' VI u''
The Handicap Race at Charleston on the 25th ult.
WAS won by OIL richardson's Little Venus beating oil
s m. yohnsons Itlie, and ol. Sngleons Mary Fran
eeS-ine oil LIST heat 5m. 5Is second heat 5m sos The
Sou'Sc rather muddy, and the sport fine.
uJif the Correspondent of the Globe who has noticed
remarks ON Gov Gayes Address, has Copy of II he
VIII much obige us by transmitting it TO us.
u AS some misconceplon may arise from tbe state
ment made in our last of the remark made by Mr. Keller
IN me Legislative Convention consider il proper n
give ms own expression He said that he appeared here
IN obedience to the will of his constituents He renro
scented large county, and had always stood in it in
small minority, opposed to General Jackson Rut bs
Knew ~ TO be the wish of the people the county that
General Jackson should be elected; and he
here as their representative. so 'pP0'"eu
, we have been thrown from our regular course b,
ne pressure oil articles which had gathered upon no W.
sna ake up i'm next Mr.. Browns speech in ,be U