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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
- FOR THE ENQUIRER.

writer in the Enquirer, under the signature Of Old
virginia., has arragned Mr. Tyler for nUmberess trans
gresslons in the course Of political life of than TWEEN
" years continuance which Of so weighty charsc.
ter that doubtless the Legislature cannot but feel their
force, and Mr. Tyler must necessarily be condemned IN
retirement The first is that about eight years ago he had
we enety and folly to address letter 10 Mr., Clay OK.
him, Of having sold himself for Office were unoupded -
Now this Mr.. Editor, clear decided and absolute
Abandonment Of opposition 10 the American System end
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
GREAT BANK RORRERv

handbi from Charleston, by last nights mail s,stes
That the Bank Of South Carolina was robbed ON he nb
Of Friday last Of 1856 900, in notes of that Bnk 10 ,
$4,000 10 50 notes. $40 900 IN $50 notes: and cas- 0oo in
SOO notes reward Of 5000 is offered for the
uona thoasaUd for the apprehension Of the thief
''en how The robbery was Effected. FayeftspiHs %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

nave been permitted TO make the following extract
ron letter addressed TO respectable commercial house
ih mis by their correspondents at Augusta under
ud.e oil me Z''h ui'ino-Io6He Commercial Register
i'.0i feDLuary-neiher will Banks Modification
VIII ruin Charleston 5 10 business"
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The following the first, seventh, and las, b4llotng

am nclned 10 thiUk General Upton will be re-elec
ed The National Republicans have majority OF six
JOINT ballot, bur iaany Clay men will for Upton
the last, approvng his since he has been in the
Senae.--.Nidt. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

TREAT MEETING AT TASIMANY HALL IN stp-
PORT OF THE Y NIoN.-Ncver has public meeting been
called ~ THIS city Tor higher objects with hoier motives
man mat which assembled in the Hall of the party ON
Saturday evening Even opposition, though warm and
OF The Proclamation and responds its lofty and
appeal with long and loud well done.-.Ncic YORK En-
POSt 49, "" DO'
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From the Charleston City Gazette.

&c Strauss shop which ,oay The toi,d 6loDs THE
HHcWy (Nuihcatlon editor) is out, horse, foot and
dragons" upon Georgia Those who ofciateJ a. roo
men at The marriage intended lave been solemnzed al
the humbug festival last summer, will see this exbbi
non OF spleen with SORROW douby angered by the recol
lection Of that most signal abortion The Aferc1trv hal,
ranlc excaims in bitter rage her conduct intensely
pufuiIy rdicuous!'
The blood OF Tassels (alludng to the murdererN i,
upon her right loyal facet the process of the Supreme Cart
under her FOOT the the imprisoned missionaries
are III her ears and the key Of the Peneniiary is at her
grille! while at her right hand stands tie Deasrabv oh
solcte' Governor Notwithstanding nasal ditiy Of
constitutional harmony, and beating time with his raunI
eeu INST III the face OF Mr. Cheserwho is caorng for
hearing of the of his reverend clients! If
is the Devil Gliding 80
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would require other evidence of the deep interest
which the Crisis Produces than the few Gacis which our
own once dscloses There is scarcely mornings mail
which does not bring US several subscribtrs-ex-
elusive oil those who are entered in our office. We
have also frequent complaints about the regularity of our
paperthe subscribers not reising the failure of any
one OF them-and times, we fear the Postmaste rs
permitting our papers to be intercepted from the hands
OF our subscribers We seize tins opportunity to assure
The public, that pains will be spared in sending our p,
pers regularly and in detecting Tie causes which NAV
prevent heir deliN cry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

he Presidents Proclamation recently issued appears
10 nave been received in the Eastern States with great
lie following notice, occasoned by lis recep-
non bears the names of most respectable gentlemen of an
parties III the city and vcinage of Boston
mn . =. BOSTON, Dec. d. 1892.
y friends OF the Union OF the ctaes and of the Consi
luton oil the United States eculy invited TO as
senOie at Faneuil Hall, Monday the 7 mat al 40
a. aI 10 take into consideration the late proce ed
ng oil me Legislature OF South Carolina to express
expressed i'll the late Proclamation of the President Of b
United States. ~ ~ ~ '''e
lCharles Wells, t. Ii. Perkins james Sayaqe Samuel
i; Armstrong, David Sears, Abbott Lawrence George
Blake Henry Cabot, VIM Lyman, II. G. Oils, Simon +.
Greene VIM Appleton, Robert RogersOn Ezra Dyer J.
4, i; Ausnn' Harrison Gray, Daniel L. Gibbons j. Parker
W IN Shi'nmln, j. Parker, Jr., John c. GRAY b. w
CtoWnnshield r. D. Shepherd, C. P. Curtis, T. b. Cur
us William Surgis, Edward Fl. Robbins Thomas Morley
Geo Bond, John Bryant, Nathan Hale
Boston, December IL, 1882
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large CaTgo ~ Whole Hogs-The tow boat " ash
ingiop captain Cornell, arrived here feV Jsvs s;nce
rom Poughkeersie h teen hundred and fifteen Dire ss
ed hogs, thirteen bundled and fifty Of which weighed from
large quantity i've here in one vess, The snnnI Of
dressed PoTk this season - uneomponiy large and Of The
hnest description; The price has ranged from to5i2
cents pound, slice the COMING need - unL IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

EX-GovERNoR McARTHUR's Contested Errc
TON DECIDED AGAINST HIM.-The canvass of III,
votes given IA this State, for Members Of Congress took
place III The Senate chamber agreeaby to law on Tues
day last he proceedings appear length under OIL,
legislative head-Thc vote in the 7ih District between
Duncan .he.4rfh'y, Elk GOVERNOR! and Major mi.
i'dm 4Hel stood, for Allen, 3,739-or Macarthur 8 1877
leaving majority OF one U0te for The former The subject
Of s election has been the fruitful theme ofrenak in the
newspapers ever since that period In some of the Eas
Tern Journals was confidently proclaimed that Near.
huT was elected IN consequence OF error which ham
Pened at oe oil the polls in te District Various state
men,' have been made in relation it, all Of which now
S'and corrected. Major Allen, true blue Jacksonian.
Po'uVeIy holds the certificate Of election, under that
saving clause OF The Constitution which declares man IA
oe elected who has the highest number of uotes He has
ONh above the number received by his competitor and
ohio P0per. ~ - ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

WARRINGTON, Dec. 19-Among the bils renorte,
III 'ne Rouse oil Representatives yesterday was one Il
provide Tor building three batteries for the trans
pori"uon OF provisions, munitions, &C.. and for town
The gradual increase OF the Navy, five hundred thousand
dollars annually, Tor six years, and after The al ,
OF March, 1888, when the present approximation for IN
purpose will expire.-ht. ~
- APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
by ana tCih the QdUice and consent of the Sen,y.
Benjdmn Johnson, of the Territory of Arkansas 10 L
Judge oil the United States in and for the said Terrtorv
alexander Nj. Clayton, OF Tennessee TO be Judge q,
me United States in and for the Territory of Arkansas
III the place OF Charles s. Bib, deceased
Samuel w. Dickson, of Mississippi TO he Martial nj
Tie United States for the District of Mssssippi vice ~
,hony Campbell, removed.
WAsHINGToN, December 90 1892
The Committee OF Ways and Means of the House nj
representatives, obtained leave yesterday to sit during the
sittngs OF the House. IL is understood thar Tho Co,
Tee have under consideration the subject of liz Ter
and are preparing bill for the reduction of the duties ON
imports Wv ' vi
Mr. Nelson, our late Charge des Afares to Naples ar
rived IN this city last week. -
MIR. Baylies, our late Charge dies AA,;res 70 R,ooo,
Ayres also arrived iii the city day or two aeo-N-af
Int. wv "6o'' "''
The suboined is from one Of the letters in the
course oil publication in the New York Courier and En-
qulrer, under the signature of The Sov in tashine
Ton AS they have the appearance of being from an IN
eHgent source we suppose the information contained in
he exract may be relied upon
II nave Just learned that your old associate Major No
All, has signited his intention the President of ren
rom ne situation he now holds in the Customs on the first
" ensuing whether he Is 10 negotiate CONNER
cF' treaties with the Greek and Egyptian Governments
or take charge OF new paper which, is said il about
10 be established III this city, throw hingeCbock on e
Rohucal W0feTie OF your great State is vet unknown
hese arc stirring times, and active politicians may not
see their interest in holding office under tlc CcrcI -
A nolifi of..t....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

EXTRACT nj a Letter from Member of The Yirginia
Deiegdhon an Congress, TO a member of the H. Of d.
dated WoShingion, Dec 10, 1892
on are in gren alarm in Richmond we hear founded
on an Impression that violent TO be adopted to-
wards south Carolina, which is TO end inevitable civil
his very great mistake The first step of our pro-
ceedng aud the only spoken thought of for the
SENT VIII be, TO report Bill to reduce the whole excess of
revenue This we shall succeed in doing certainly The
only doubt u.s. as to proportions of reduction on the various
articles The principle Of reducing priilcipdv On the
protected articles we avoid though we NAV not be
abe to do so IN exactly fair proportions The Committee
oil FINANCE, charged with this Bill during Tie Session
oil Tie House, and will report this week UIteror
sues must OF course, wait the fate of this, which the
lnatve But even tho peace should not be effected by
TINS mode, there will still he violent measures Effect
must be gUe1l TO the laws, if S. Carolina continues in the
Chlo But as TO her being held in the Union by force
mat thing just much of the question: really to
prove That we are People and not confederate Re
public II were possible that execute such
purpose could be proposed do any Of you doubt
lnat mere are men enough among TO defeat them
nose VINO regard the preposerous jargon OF Modification
WIN the most contempt and disgust will he the first 10 Grid
themselves Tor the battle, any erTemiiy for this great
consdcra'ive, inappreciable principle of the rights of
PeSceabe separation from oppresson whenever may as
sail us. ~
II there Is 10 be any bloodshed il must come from the
beginning act OF $. c. Do not doubt this"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Nf.PoLtrAN tSDENSfrY.It Is that the sum TO o
R ~ 700 Neappiinn government " daeafs not day
m euues we amount to 81 100000 This is better adnsnont
however, han that made with France In which bre. ~
surrendered 70 obtain bcsto
should plume
seonont hswe known that tho fouch always leady m
see on inc same terms with b oY
wou not so ir sacrifice the the claimants r lilo
OF htte temporary though undoser,ed popularity.D
we copy ne above rom the columns of that inre ~
Lars, The editor ol The ". Y. Com Advertiser CouLl
sc be assured that ia The transfer of he ch, ice
"Oove 10 kindred prints its would be acknowlsd
ana Hs author known, "e should have too much resncct
LOT ourselves 10 re-copy vile col econ ri f,i.eos
even Tor the sake Of contradiction IL would en he an
unnecessary az II is disgusting task Pot we will
not rust us reiutd ion Of this serie. Of cuinnes n ne
general Utd ame Of TIE Commercial and its evil spi,t
" me French Says The Com. Adv.) were always wt.
ing 70 settle on The terms with the former admins
auons but they &c Can any thing be more pooriouslv
untrue SO ir from its being the fact is IL not true that
rance could never before be brought sanction our
ann mat she would never, I'LL the time Of Mr. Riyes even
cher upon particular examination Of long sued de-
manu-" Is not true, that she had other differences with
n3 country, which she claimed have first settled and
sne never even admitted her liability, and would not
y shaPs or manner attend quiet the repeated and
urgent socaiious Of successive administrations and s,c
ee''e n.iersf We ask IL this il and notorious.
" soand the author Of the above cslufuny did not 90
uDscfsians ~ lpily and umeseftsdly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Il We learn, thata letter appeared in the Wing
OF last evening, purporting 20 be from Washington,
ana protesting 10 speak of letter said to have been
written by the Editors of this paper to the Presi-
dent OF the U. States. 1t is scarcely necessary
to say, that the whole story is fase-,hat no such
letter has been addressed, directly or indirectly
10 the rresidcnt-no letter to amy express
ing such sentimeuts-and no letter avowng n
single sentiment about the Proclamation, which diff
ters III any degree from those which he has ayowed
in the Enquirer. The Wing may reconcile, if it
can, the publication of such trash even with its
halfway dlsaVowals to any thing like justice or dis
erection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

a DILEMMA A Notification paper says the En-
quirer is tederd!-Another silly sheet in Peters
burg calls us NaHfer!-The corrupt organ of the
BANK IN New York stgmatises the Enquirer as
"he devoted and most time serving of all the Jack
son presses in the South"!-A Southern Press af.
firms that tile Enquirer has forsaken the ranks,
and is opposed to the constitutional remedies prescrib
ed III The Proclamation of the President'!-What
vile stuff is ths!-NVe beg these men tn recolIact
the Old story OF the fool who tried TO please ALL and
could please nobody. There are TWO persons at
least, whom we are determined to please-and those
IS oursetres.-lf we satisfy our conscienccs by
uolns WHAT we think right we shall stand the best
chance of pleasing othcrs-oOLs and knaves ay,oaus
excepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

appear 10 next. "o' W - '''
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ERRORS EXCEPTED.
The " Baltimore Patriot" saws. that

Gov Floyd wholly the nuIlies of South and
no uou considerable portion of the will
dsposod from aud from the force of nccn,
anu long cherished dosmas question
put we presume, the Unon and co
gucy i supremacy collisions
states VIII make such appeal the practical of that
US prevent from stunning tho GnbeTs by ao,ng
the carolina Ordinunce." '"S
The Patriot is mistaken "A considerable portion
OF the House of Delegates is not disposed for multi
hcation-We do not believe, there are more than
one or two ayowcd nullifiers in the House The
resolutions of the Legislature tcM shoe how tho
roughly they scout the whole doctrine of Nullfca-
ton.
The Fredericksburg Arena" says, that
n spite Message transmitting the Carolina Or
dnancc, &C. aud the speech onax there are not ton
IN both houses Who are nufe The people of Virginia rcpudatG
Que would be aptto infer from this statement that
Gen. BrodnaX is one of the Nu!lifers There ne
yer was greater mistake. We know that Cen b
Is strongly opposed TO the whole heresy of Nulf
cauon. His resolutions discaimed it-and by nam,
but for some reason or other the Committee of 81
struck out the word, while they preserved their pro-
test against " the remedy" pursued by S. Carolina
We have devoted large portion of this days pa
per to the proceedings of the House of Delegates
Inc reader Will perceive, TINT the resolutions of the
committee OF II have been postponed till Thurs
day next. He will also see the reasons which were
assigned for the postponement. There are Il few
passages i'll them particularly the 9TH and 9Th reso-
iuuons, concerning which there seems much diver
slty OF opinion, in and of doors 1t highly pro
babie, that these may undergo some modification
line great features of proes. against the Tariff;
dissent to Notification exceptions to certain part
OF the Proclamation Commissioners to South Ca
rolIna, and instructions 10 our Senators, &C. vii
probably be retained in any resolutions which may
be adopted-but what form they will ultimately as
SUNNI, IL is Impossible 10 CONJECTURE.
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ms document and tle bills recently brought tho
Was put in the mail - ~ ''
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lie bill Tor the payment horses aud arms los, in the
military service oil to United Sa again.t the &C and
Fox indians me frontier OF LIMOS AID the ichigu
ierriio' as read second ie and reported the So.
IA q without smrnisIer'.
On motion ct Mr. King, who apprehynsive that the
PAcP'e oil this bill Went bsyond the rac,ce OF Congress
whenever cases oil individual losses ere submit ed for e
gs''e action ie bill Tor The pres-n laid OH The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
DI ED.

Last evening, in the 43d year of his age, JAMES
CREW, member of the Society of Friends.
Last night Mrs. MARGAREr WILLIAMS, wife of
Mr. Orren Williams. The friends OF the family
are requested to attend tho funeral, tomorrow
morning, at 10 O'Clock, without further invitation
On the 22d ultimo, in the 55th year OF her age.
Mrs Nancy p FLooD, consort of William r.
Flood Esq. of Jefferson county. The demise of
this amiablc lady, after severe Illness Of three
weeks, has left painful void in her family circle
For thlrIy-nnc years she an exemplary wife
and devoted mother; and her loss-at any time
ahlictIns-fails now with peculiar force upon the
heart of her aged companion Those who have
experienced the consola:ions Of a beloved partner
for long period of uninterrupted coniuga affec.
ton, aud who have been left alone sin the soar
and yellow leaf" of life, best know how to sym.
pathisc in such bereavement. With them no
parade OF language IS necessary, to awaken all
tho senoibilitics of the heart, or to excite the
ready tear for departed worth. The memory of
this respected lady will long bloom fresh and fair
in tho affections Of her relatives and friends.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
NEW YORK. Saturday. p. A

THE MARKET.-[Spirit Of this morniag's Re.
rie~s l-Po,ashes steady at 80; Pearls 40; Sperm
Candles advancing; Coffee. the principal sale was
the week 700 bales, import over 5000 bales; sales
Mackerel at 64a5; 43as and $2s. For Flaxseed
$l2 is offered in the rough. Flour, N. Y. City
S6sdI; Troy 5; Western Gag; Howard street /;
Richmond Country }, this is too favorable a view,
EDrroRs j. CoMM Sales Rye Flour, Sl} Sales
Rye at 90c; Yellow Northern Corn at 92c; North
Carolina Corn at SEC; Northern Oats have been
sold at 60 cts; Barley 9ic.--Jom. Com.
Sales at the New York Stock and Exchange
Board Nov. l0.-923 Shares U. s. Bank. 53a
rs L. Bills on London, pound sterling, $4.60a
4SI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
Head Quarters Of tie Army,
ADJUTANr Generals OrFrc

q,
WASHINGTON, Noucnbtr 5th, 1882
CRDEB, No. loo
Tho Gcncral-in-chief has received from the War
Department the subloned Regulation, which is
published for the information aud government of
tie Army, and AL others Interested.
"WAR DEPARTMENTS
NoccHbor I'd, 1892.
j. Hereafter no ardent spirits viii be issued 10
the troops of tho United States, component part
OF the ration, nor shall any Communication in mo-
y therefore, he paid 10 them.
T. Noar"cnt spirits will be introduced into any
IL, camp, or garrison of the Unit.d. States nor
81" ny any SHicr To the troops. Nor will any
PEI 1t ne granted for the purchase Of ardent spi
riiS.
Under the authority vested in tie President hv
inc ON section OF the act of Congress of April
nm 1910, tie following changes V i'll te made in
the ration issued TO the Army
D. AS substitute for the ardent spirits issued
previously 10 the adoption Of the General Rcgul,.
ton OF November 30th, 1880, ard for the COM
mutation IN money prescribed thereby, eight pounds
OF sugar aud four pounds of coffee will be- allowed
TO every ono hundred ratons. Aad at tho posts
"hefe inc troops may prefer it, ten pounds Of rice
may be issued to every hundred raL.one, i'm lea
OF the eight quarts OF beans allowed by the exist
ing regulations.
4. These regulations will not extend to the ca
scS provided for by the act of Congress Of March
~ iol9' entitled can act to regulate the u7y
oil The Army when employed on fatigue duty" in
%hlch no discretionary authority is vested i'm the
J'csiuent, nor to he necessary supplies for tbn
Hospital DcPartmot the Army.
LEWIS CASsn
II. JONES, AdIt Gcn'l.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16


I2M K. WILLIAM BURNS. who has for seven
1TIa years past kept School at the residence of
the subscriber, will continue the ensuing year, and
VIII be glad TO receive eight or ten Scholars, III
addition to the children of the subsc -iber
Inc celebrity of Mr.. Barns Teacher is SO
Wen Known, having taught School many years i'm
Richmond, that it needs but little be here said in
commentator of him; suffice say that for tho
advancement of the SMALLER class of pupils,
confident he has few equals and no superior.
Ills course of instruction will comprise the En-
giish Langugo IN its various branches, also the
French and Latin Languages, each Of which he
well understands. The pupils will be boarded with
tho family of the subscriber, and the same care and
attention paid to their morals and comfortable &C
commodatlon by Mrs Pollard, as to our own child
rem. Terms-for board, including bed and bedding,
washing and candles, $55; and for tuition, i'll
GLIDING the different languages above mentioned or
either OF them $50, for the scholastic year Of To-
months. The School TO commence on the 18Th of
January next, and end the 18th of December
following. A vacation of two weeks will be given
in the month of August. RO. POLLARD
King William CO., NOV l-w3w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
SICKNESS AT NEW ORLEANS.

The following is extract Of . letter from "A
mercantile house in Now Orleans received in this
place.
'The Caoiern broke out the Goth Oct. in
NeiC Orleans, and IN the day following there were
10 deaths by that disease, aud from the m ovcmeut
of the hca.Scs on the day following il was thought
it would he much worse. 1t is confined mostly to
the leves taking OIL he lower classes of whites and
cuurcd pcrsuns-The Yei!op Fcrer is still very
severe, but has somewhat abr,ed A steam boat
from NltchcZ lost II of her crew by Cholera on
the passage, and had ohcrs dying. These boats
axe suffering very mucl"- t;encoa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

AGERIcAN CoLoNzATIo. SocIETY.-It may be re-
Tumbcrcd by some Of our readers that during the
last session Of Congress, petition by certain TO.
Telgncrs, in favor Of the objects OF the American
colonization Society, was presented 10 the House
OF X P-cscnt"tives ADD led 10 whrui d,batc. The
Sp'ri' 81 tue DEBATE We dId not oumde. out the &c
c's"n ina, thc petition Of Foreigners as TO matters
OF our own, should not be entertained we entirely
approved.
BY the following letter, which we take from The
London Courier of 18TH Sept. it would sccm that
this peinIon was forgery. II will, therefore, he
tho member Who presented ii in the House or
'prc-cntltives, I've do not rocolloc who il was.
or hor it presented 10y ,be SpcakerJ 10
sseerts .assibe, the source oftthe irnpostu G
". Y. amer
BANGOR, Sept. Is.
To the E&i:or Of TIC Cogris1 Sir, met acct