Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27
PLANS OF CANCELLATION.

1t gives pleasure TO Weld to the request of the An
thor IN laying before our readers the following notice
Ihe 1drU Quesf,on--ln the press, and in few days
will be published, The OLIVE BRANcH, No Ill Be-
ing an inquiry whether amicable nj is not
practicable between the friends enemies of the Tariff
and the suggestion of plain, simple and rational plan of
compromise whereby Cancellation may take place. without
any to the manufacturing interest," yet
the objections OF the nuihcrs who really wish the per-
manence OF the Unon may be obviated.
.sh L,n %s, mt n,ss s ted sy narrow fifth,
Make enemies o VIII had else
ava" de. Bu, w with dSf.Isn I ios.,
As that whcbwi, ncshbon ON aseo-iiomr
United stand, divided we fall
"FenI"d b. ne ecad-pasied DO tho arm that attempt,
By NJ CAREY. Price t,centy- fpe eents.-Those who
purchase twenty copies or more, for distribution, may have
them at halfpricc."
Mr. Carey ha. undertaken most important and difficult
problem; but we have key his solution We shall
see. The qualification "wthout any material injury to
the manufacturing interest is rather ominous
We trust that Mr. c. will succeed rather better than
his compeer Mr.. Hezekah Niles who dcvocs eleven of
the ponderous columns of his last Register the express
object OF ''concildton concesson-who processes an
earnest disposition to Ego far to bring persons together
who ought to have interest and common feeling
Tor the preservation and prosperity of the United States
who repeats that he stands ready the principles
made KNOWN TO lend our humble to the work Of
conciafon and again expresses the belief that
thing may be DONE right spirit shall preside over do
alterations the subec-And when he comes TO rive us
his pr0jet, presents the following insulting proposon:
"Whathen must be done We shall suggest what may be
done sound and plentiful currency (Which is
the lite and soul ola nations prosperity the ruiz
consequences oover-purchang- consequences
feel and which have involveds so many worthy
persons bankruptcy the bank OF the United States be-
the agent of this sound and plentiful currencv-not
its origin The soundness may belong to the bank but
its plentuness exist only in the general prosperity of
the peope-the bank does nothing make earn specie
by which balances must be settled. But to accomplish
these essential purposes
"Let acts which prohiJory in their nature with
which the statute books of England abound) be passed
The cotton manufacture has reached, will speedily
hitha Of l,in
advance would be made the price of necessary articles
were the minimum gradually raised to dollar the
square yard This proceeding would keep about six mil
lions OF dollars at home and afford profitable employment
s very many persons-and would pledge every pre-
tension that we have sanity the resulttha the ge-
neral price OF cotton goods tcoid decline and thus
might so on from time to time, manufactures ri
pened into manhood, and the balance Of trade kept in
favor The value of American dollar (as we'll 40
of the Russian ruble is determined at London but
the of conduct proposed would valuation
OF our dollar to be made at home and solid and substan-
tal prosperity cannot be established until that shall take
place. let Stree trade orators and essaysts say write
what they please AT present. in regard to coin, Con-
gres prcscbes the quantity Of pure metal which the pie
ces shall contain-but British bankers and merchants have
command over the value OF these pieces and this will be
50 as long as we neglect to regulate our trade with
!, ARE NOT HER coLoNIsTs, AND WOULD sHEw THAT
/ WE ARE INDEPENDENr.'
fes-Mr Niles scheme of Cancellation is to rush To
extremes at onceto adopt protectire but pro-
seS2,g w6y bs = bs mos. This HE calls
a ever was presented to the minds an intelligent neo
pie. THIS is adding insult inury-And this Is recon-
mened under the pretcx of pursuing that idle phantom
oil "the Balance OF Tradeof essening our imports he
cause we cannot extend our expors Pshaw Such stuff
as Mr. Niles eleven columns, not worthy of an an
swer The conclusion TO which he arrives shows how
nonsensical his premises are Prohibit FOREIGN Goods
Initiate the Chinese pocy-shut foreign tradeGthrow
us upon The mercy OF monopolsts without anv
competition with foreign manuiacturcrs-and this Mr. NJ
Is pleased TO call conciiiaoni-we hope better things
from MIR Carey We pray that his Olive Branch NAV not
'urh 10 the deadly nght-shade.-But Nous Te,rons
MT fIvEs.-Icters from this gentleman state his in
Hhuon OF returning TO the U. S. in the next autumn
hr. walsh says, in October--and trusts bat he will
nave as successor in the office of Minister PleDpoen
nary gentleman equally estimd5le. II is of much
IN regard TO our national repute that
public should be represented in the French meropols i,
me best manner" We are happy, that Mr. Rives has
neeh aDle ny ms merits to silence the carpng critics
Even me N. Y. Commercial has been struck dumb