Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

tho common deftnoe and general wsl.ro, except in
the cases afterwards enumerated which explained
and limited their meaning; and ifsuch was the limited
meaning attached to these phrases in the very in
strunent revised and re-modelled by the present
Constitution, it can be supposed that when CO.
pied into this Constitution, different meaning ought
to be attached TO them"
And yet it is such ultra federal doctrines as these
that "a man, who once called hinselfa Republican
(Nlr. Miles, has come forward to sanction and to
praise. SIT is hardly necessary say says Mr. Heze
kiah Niles,) the report is among the most eloquent
and nervous papers submitted to the Congress
of the United States. The principles chch zee hare
so Tong supported, are poeerfhly nnaintained."-"A
little civet, good apothecary!!"
The "Wes,chcster Village Record aflirrns that fion
the Manufacturing Districts voice is loud and strong
agains, Mr.. McLane's Projet"-A numerous meeting OF
''the friends OF American Industry" held at Phila-
depha on Saturday, to demonstrate against his proposed
reduction OF protective duties. A similar Meeting
oil Manufacturers Sc. was held in Springfield. Mass,
on the 18th. who resolre, "That the modification
OF the Tariff laws recently presented to Congress by the
Secretary of the Treasury, will expose domestic in
dus,ry generally aud especially the wooen establishments
anu inc growing OF WOOL TO fearful aud ruinous COMPETE
ton from abroad aud thereby weaken if it do destroy
the pledge under which that industry has thus far
ed and is able barely sustain self"THus then
go !Thc Village Record asks Virginia whether she Is
prepared dispense with all protection OH her staple com
modify" Tobacco)- question amuses us-we reply
VIII pennsylvania give up one per cent her cOttOns
Tor every f,c0 cent that abandon tobacco Aye
or No!
We commend Mr.. Niles to the care of his friends We
SouiI be as nad as he is five orepy his dabc
OF near four columns in length-Te man " no torye the
pdcUc sect 10 which he processes belong and talks
erfermtiation and 'nusket bearing Freemcn," is too
defdnge to listen 10 His nacism is beyond rene.
dy Those must be as mad he is, who listen the eternal
6aobings OF such politician. Tho mans mind paray
NC lie viii not and he cannot both sides of the Ia
rh question ale would not. if he could, is
true than he could not ii he woud."Foow such silly
oracle as this and this holy Union would be shpwrcckcd
10 ms vulgar epithe and unavailng abuse tits only
oil character with the present melancholy state of his
mind-'a wantof decency is a rant Of sense"
"1ake odpiec from your ememyF'--Tho Frcdcricks-
burg Arena is now manully crying TO the 'friends
OF Barbour, to "arisc in their might, ''trust TO them
selves Alone and to shew those no attemn
to dispose OF the Electoral vote OF Virginia. that her c
zes are not yet prepared TO surrender the nesmabe p
vege oil choosing for AZ YOU live
quarter upon your enemy" When we wish for the cast
sci of the Arena
These Clay men begin to be on the alert They arc
now preparing to fight upon their hook. The follow
ing PROCLAMATION has accordingly gone forth:
YOU'VE MEMS STATE CoNvKNrIoN-In pursu
ance of Resolution of the National Republican Conven
ashngoa city Of s "Sna Rspub
ican Young Men Of the State of Virginia will be held at
Staunion, on the third Monday in July next TO which the
friends Of Mr.. Clay in the different counties are resnec
fully invited TO send Delegates"
Very we'll gentlemen, take the fold with Clay and Ser
gcan inscribed upon your banners and will thank Won
Tor the chivalry you dsplay.-Beat u.s. single hand
ed you But do seek divide AMI distract us bv
persuading us TO get Jackson tickets Ison tolls
that while the Lion the Tiger had xhausted hem
selves In lighting for the awn, the Fox slept in and
bore away the prize.
The Opposition cannot conceal the hopes which
they draw from our own divisions. The Bosten Patriot
says II is amost tempted into calculations of s
own, TO show that Mr. Van Buren, cannot be elected and
that Mr. Sergeant will be"-and this will arise ssnot from,
the weight of external PRESSURE but from the gro,ri in
conference of the mass-And thus (savs This
Ponucia there strong reason to believe that the main
purpose we may say the real and exclusive object of the
jackson party will according present appearances no
defeated and that the National Republican party iciH
succeed an one OF ats most important OneS Thus il is
they first hope that will divide among ourselves and
mert they hope that they will beat Shall we be civil
enough TO obige them?
An election has been for time pending in the Citv
OF charleston the result OF which has Just been announced
The commission OF Brgader General of the 4th Brigade
being vacant by the death of Cen Vanderborst it was
proposed by some of the friends of Governor Hamilton o
M IL WIN his name Any commissioned officer in the
brigade was eligible and every officer had vote in the
Eecnon me hrSt step was to appoint the Governor
fSSg" 10 an Artillery Company. The contest then came
on between him and the oldest Colonel i'm the Brigade
Col Walter The election took place on the 2lst and the
vote Tor Hamilton 90 Walter 95-maiorty for H. one
The D. c. Patriot states that protest viii be entered
gns. the election" The novelty OF the has called
duced great interest in the political circles
UJ'The last Globe gives particular and interesting ar.
count OF le Presidents conversations Housons case
II cuts up by the roots all the lsehoods and coInmnes
which have been circulated this subject i'm Congress-
ana In the public prints We shall publish it hereafter
The ~ Y. Standard states that it has "the best reason
Tor believing that If the President, when the n n hill
Snoulu consider II TO he
ne VIII deem his duty 10 put his reO upon the Internal
Improvements proposed"
BHg q ;, Norfolk Herald who sets IN
oT himself and HOSTS the standard
Is Obliged poach other peoples TO m
ms uket for instance he seizos upon Tucker from %
X99, W Caemnn from Frederick, +. ID. Miller from Bost
Nm Comas rom logan, Charles =. Ulan Fonc
leoh from DastngtoH &c. &C. all ackor men ne ny
~ NHgnNr Miller Delegate BaItinoro
% one oil the General Committee that
on &c Koano ~ pleased to t cnclation Of mo-
| lected VI "i'yen &c
L,oeFd hs-Thc Salem Gazette is making Mr. razco
whether he wishes
ms talents public services, hello
tna head. ball, which has been
heart, death
nave benefited hls country remainder Of his liz
against the horrible state of things Wn,Iin9or
vastly obliged to the Gazette
both The fact and the conclusion. The did NOT
% II Tue lst plncc-and in tho doubt very r,urI
e aot OF Heard pronounced by his phycans 10 he
unetIc, mania pou) would have confundrd viii tbn
ua'ion, and would have oPped hcndlong. ~ ~ '"'''
QgJnstd from the of amherst received md shall an
we Sah publish in tho Proceedings in CyIDrosr
| u Hdnoper Superior Court.-We are reauestcd 70
STATE that special term Of Hanover Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, will he held Hanover Court House
on wednesday the 9Th day of June
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
/ Lancaster and Richmond q d. Robert w Carter