Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-01
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, MAY 4,


Richmond, Va, Tuesday, May 1.
The case OF an Outfit TO France is in a nushellIr il
were Cen Jacksons desire extend his own powers at
inc oil those OF the Senate then all appropriation
or such purpose should be firmly refused But this
the Iact! Is there collision between Mr. Riyes and
the President The minister himself fixes on the month nj
oct Tor the termination of his diplomatic functions The
hunu climate oil Paris during the winter, does agree
with his constitution He does not desire TO spend sno
ther winter in France He wishes TO return TO the u
States IN October The President communicates the fact
frankly TO the Senate OF the U. SWhat is TO be done,
lie may either nominate minister during the present
session oil Congress, in which case should have two
ministers at one neor, if he appoints during The recess
OF Congress- the President must draw upon the
fund.- which not created for any foreseen purpose and
never has been used by Cen Jackson for the payment of
an ou'ht even IN mission not ancipate,l-and course
100 winch goes against Mr. Jeersons rule of specific an
propiaons--Or he may appoint during the recess turning
over 'he nominee TO the next Congress for his outt-Or
ldsfty, he may leave without full i'm
France from October February when the approximation
may be all these measures, the course proposed
by the H. oil r. appears be the proper one II
supremacy ridiculous to treat this as such case
OF anticipation Of appointment in the recess of Con-
gress as to require lin the language of Mr.. Walsh ga
wholesome ana much needed check upon an srpation or
at least, an abuse OF Executive power and patronage
There is no dduse, much less any uspdton of bower
The Importance which Messrs Tazewell, and Webster
and Hayne and Cahoun-no to speak of the less
er critics oil the Senatehave attached TO this appropria-
ton, appears TO us to be entirely misplaced There are
ucn greater subjects on which we hope tosee the spen
dd abilities oil Mr. Iazcwell fully displayed during this
session. In his hands, possibly, may the greatest inter
ests OF this Unionwe know not whether ;he Union il,
sell may not much depend upon his ertsand he should
preserve ms Judgment Tor the great effort, selfpoised
and sel-balancedbut let him rely upon it, that as 10 This
ouiht 10 France it Is comparatively small matter 1t is
not the dig,us rindice nodts.
On Friday last, the Secretary OF the Treasury submitted
proJef Tor the reduction of the Tariff the III of r.
IL is unnecessary TO say, with what deep inercs, lis pub
hcation is anticipated The newspapers say nothing of its
contents-and private letters very little 1t is said Thai
,ut os
or 80 per cent upon the actual cest-o be paid in cash
whenever the Importer removes them from the Public
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they 10 be Observation-Disclosures that
cost under 80 l3 cents per the square yard be tfv
ian admirable provision! how much better entitled IN tbs
immunity than rasns and figs, and the like-The bonds
for duties on cotton goods run from to months e.
&c--We shall seize the first moment we can obtain co.
Ply OF the Report and Bill lay them before our readers
We finish this morning the testimony in the case Of
Stanbery and Houson.-Wh aever may be thought of
doustons conduct touching the privileges of the House
we understand that Sanbery has sunk very much in the
public estimation His ridiculous conduct during tbe fra
cas- his reckless attack upon the veracity of Buckncr and
MS RIDICULOUS apology Tor II the morning have
placed him it in the most adcrous light before the world
VINO VIII credtthe statements ola who hastily re-
Giants what he rashy asserts who makes such charges
upon the President and Eaton, upon the authority of such
witnesses? " 1850
We have repubished from the NJ Y. L. Post an article
touching certain reports which were afoa about the
Dank rsnsacsons OF certain Editors Among them is the
United states TeGgraphwhich, by the bye was Dleas
ca TO ascrbe that very paragraph ourselves The Te
egraph says that ''The editor owes the Bank of the Un
ted States but ten thousand dollars which is secured h
an acceptance of the clerk of the House and
on real estate in this city, worth than twice that
sum-" "
Arr s sQFFaSM HAT have to
me county OF Essex formerly resident of This Cv and
atey the Proctor of the University of Virginia i, 80
IN me immediate vicinity of that Institutions he breatheJ
ms last on Fridayeavng amiable wife and nine
eh 70 bewa the loss OF the best of husbands the best of
d'heTS, ana The best OF men. We have known A s r.
from his boyhood and truly pronounce him one If Tho
worthest men we have ever known
y, FRIENDS OF JACKSON.
We lay before our readers the Proceedings Of sundry
IN ON the subject of the Baltimore Convention
we have also hand the Resolutions of the fenI =,
ue administration in FAUQUIER, in BEDFORD in Flu
DeIe~,,a anu !" ohANGE counties, who have nominated
ana unpledged-The county of HALIFAX has also had a
meeting and appointed Delegates to Baltimore
1oceS nave been given in the Charlottesville Ad-
vocate Tor meetings at the court house of Abemar On
monday nexOne to the citizens generally to ssannoint
delegates to The Baltimore Conventions for the purpose of
selecting an individual who NAV receive the undecided 60
poT, me Republican Party Of the u States for the Office
Oh the other notice is addressed to those
VINO are friendly to the election of Andrew Jackson
tennessee as President of the United States and ph;n
r. Barbour of Virginia, Vice President" The CmI
pepper Gazette also contains the following notice signed
Py hiGnard Field, Samuel A. Storrow, William Green,
yeremian otrother, William Major, George Freeman
Henry Shackleford, William Hurt, W j. Manifee Mar
TIN Slaughter, and Daniel Brown Jun:
m M OF Delegates will assemble
ANDREW JACKSON P,ss,Icn, ar IL
ohtd Siaes and PHILIP T.. BARBOUR as Vice p,ssMcn, r 10
90 re- ensuing election meeting cizens Of uipep.
e Tor tho appointment of represent the counv in H.
LIST day Of tho mex, (Nay) court" ~ =" inc
The movements going in other States Tn North
CdfoAno meetings have been held in Baden and Franz
lin counties, In favor of the Baltimore Convention
m me counties of Jefferson and Adams in the State Of
hississipP AT Rogersville in Alabama In the county
oi nawklns In Tennessee. In Marion county Illinois
In PIPER Marlborough Anne Arundel Queen Ann,s and
baltimore counesin Maryland CThe meeting in the latter
county recommends Gen. Smith the Vice President
put pledge themselves TO unite with the great
lay oil the United States in support of the person
WHO may be selected by the Convention TO he hell n,
pa,umore on The third Monday in May next which we
Deheve TO be the best plan OF uniting the friends Of %
Republican party') " '''
anous meetings have also been held in Alabama and
sssppi Tor the purpose of passing upon the late con-
uuct OF messrs Moore and Pondexter.
>, Meeungs nave also been held by the youno mon Il,
rtederck, Jefferson, Ohio, Kanawha &C. SC counes in
gsna ior me purpose of appointing Delegates TO the
fo Dung Mems Convention" TO assemble in Wasbiootoo
on MONDAY next-.for the benefit Of Mr.. C9au
ANA last OF all IN this evenul hsory"-the following
note OF preparation is sounded in the last Saunton
CLAY MEETING.
"1sot Me gloryof Caesar, but the welfrye Of Rom, ,,
" The friends of Henry Clay in Augusta are earn
esy requested to meet the in Stsunon on
monday next at III o'clock. 1t is hoped that none will
iah 10 attend who can possibly leave home"
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
AT numerous meeting of the citizens of Br,,nsvvict
county friendly TO the reelection of Andrew jackson
ned IN the Court House, Monday the 23d day of April
1882, (being the day Of election)
moi ioun f ID.