Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21

the Sacs of tho desirable lead mines across the Mis-
sissppi These two territories keep these hostile and
disaffected bands contiguous to the frontiers-and
"the extinction of the Indian title is the only qua
ranty against an annual war"
DOW.N' JVITH HIN!
There IS no better sign of the desperation of our
opponents than their vindictive abuse of the Presi-
dent. Indeed, one mailman has gone so far as to
say that he would sooner this beautiful fabric of
our Union-this last resting place for lberty-torn
asunder, than that Gen. Jackson should be again re-
elected. Such poor creatures may fret and foam;
but 1t will not all do-the voice of the people will
be heard, I'm spite of a the insanity of such denun-
cations. Did we look only to the success of our
cause-had we no regard for the honor of our coun-
try and the responsibility of the Press, we should
like to witness such signs these They are rressti-
Die evidences OF the hopeessness of cause in which
such desperadoes have embarked We should even
like to see Duff Green's caricature circulated i'm
handbis, along with his doggrel verses But, rely
upon IT. no cause can succeed with a calm and an
intelligent people, which employs such furious pas
sons and vile expedients for its PRONUNCIATION. And
moreover, no cause can possibly thrive, where the
rancorous and ilbera spirit of its advocates vents
itself IN attempts to rouse the sectional jeaouses of
honorable men by the grossest misrepresentation of
the motives, the views and influence Of others
What contempt too do such Hotspurs show either
for the understanding of those whom they would
charge with being msled-or, of those, whom they
would attempt to rritate and misead I? "Cease, Vi
pers-cease you bite file" The people see through
defeat jackson and you cannot elect Clay.
The Baltimore Republican states, that Reuben M.
Whitney, Esq. of Philadelphia, has instituted suit
IN the u States Court for the Circuit of Baltimore
in the sum of S2O000 against the publishers of the
Chronicle, for libel against him, contained in that
paper under the editorial head in July last-Mr w.
IS the gentleman, who acrimonousy at
tackled by MIR. Adams in his Bank Report, and who
SO ably defended himself in Memorial addressed
to Congress and afterwards published in PAM
phlet.
The N. Intelligencer publishes letter from Lees
burg, IN this State declaring that the people will
not cannot re-elect Andrew Jackson-that the re-
nunciatlon by the N. York and Philadelphia Enqui-
rers sis sufficient proof!!' and that in Leesburg
Loudoun, and neighboring counties numbers who
were formerly his staunchest friends will no longer
support him!-This is all fi,dgei-Jackson is strong
er in Virginia than ever he was-as "TIiro Gelonn
VIII discover by the November election Mark the
ssuel
= The communication OF DIR. Garden on the Cholera
VIII appear on Tuesday.-Also " II LOCKER on" Sc
~ Since working off the outside form we have ascer
tanned that the Chief Justice of the u S. is the author
" n Subscriber
Mr. W, alluded to in communication i'm our last
as the person who mounted his horse and obtained SUBJ
scrptions TO the James and Kanawha Improvement 10
large amount, is Joseph Watkins, Esq of Goochland