Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

49, az :. VT Nna lie had erery thing to erteotm-
Ter mar intrigue could devise money procure in ep-
position TO him. am sorry to saw that the English here
nave acted most shameful part In endcavorng to defeat
MS OBJECT Inc circumstances will, trust come before
the public Mr. II. took very high ground in the Diyan
so much that the dragomans turned pale and were ac
tually afraid translate his address b byey.r cav.
US credit with the Turks and was one means Of orr sue
cess The treaty, (Which have scen) guoranees 10 us
all ne privileges Of The most favored nation
we pause here for the present-and are willing
to abide by the Documents which Mr. Adams has
called for.
We trust that shall shrink from the vind;ca
uon oil an innocent and injured Martin " Buren,
candidate Tor the " Presidency-is thng;-Martin
v. Buren, rejected minister and a illuminated man-is
another We know few persons in this country whom
zoe oehere to have been illuminated, perse
cuted than this Until facts are produced to prove
these charges against him, cannot 10 sacrifice
him to his mcrcess enemies. Mr. Calhoun produced in
SITUATIONS against him twelve months Had he proved
nave abandoned him to his ate-"le him down the wind
prey to fortune"
done in 1929 when suspicion flashed U.S. of some
unworthy conduct on the part Of VIM. ii Crawford We
frankly communicated thoughts that vrtuous and
worthy statesmanand if he had not satisfied ms re, n,
the sacrifice would have been of feelings and most
probably OF our interests should have gone before the
nation, and stakcd ourselves upon the iss,,cInt NJ
Crawford dissipatcd all doubts by the f his
communications; and we chung closer TO him than ever
we are under no sort OF pledge TO MIR. Van Buren,
we expect nothing; ask nothing; we have received
ana VIII receive nothing, at his hands.-But we should
despise ourselves, if yield any idle clamor
capable of n
man, whom we believe TO be injured and illuminated we
should be worthy of the Of every man of honor.
We are led to make these declarations this time, be-
cause OF an article which have lust seen in the LAST
Kockbridge lntelligencer of this State.
Among all of the accusations which have been made
against Mr. " Buren,, this is among the most Infamous:
ha fret Of Van him into notice WIN, n.
Ss Tie betrayed tho confidence Judge r.
cd the Paly part of tarmer 'aiebearer political enc.
day mo Tho a." so"s From that
s s friend from friend ming the and nsraans him
The X. lntegencer produces proof of these as,er
TONS But we shall investigate the truth of these charges
and lay the result before our readers.
WARNING TO THE FRIENDS OF JACKSON.
Will you suffer yourselves to be divided and distracted
when you witness the extrcmes which YOUR enemies
are determined to go!-For instance, where is there
more outrageous act than the following of tho
friends oil Mr. Clay in the Legislature OF Maryand!-
They are GerTynardering the State, so as to secure
Clay body of Electors Instead of trusting the people at
large; instead Of passing General Ticket Law which
the jackson party have defedhem do the H. of Dele
gates have adopted Johnsons scheme of dividing the State
into 4 Districts
'1st Allegheny, Washington and Frederick 10 elect
three deputies.
"2d. Anne Arundel, Calvert, Montgomery, Prince
Georges, Charles and st. Mary's, four deputies
"3d Baltimore city and county, FIVE deputies
eth The Eastern Shore and Hartford county, six do
puies.
Undcr this arrangement according the Federal RAJ
ito under the late the Eastern Shore will have ono
deputy for every 20,OooThe lower district of the West
Shore, for every % 600 The Baltimore district
one for % 000-and upper district Frederick
NC. one for every 10000.
"The deputies elected, are to meet at Annapolis in
November, and elect many Electors as the State nav
be entitled to, either from their body, or from the
people at large"
Was there ever a more fraudulent scheme devsod 20
'acce the will OF the People to the designs of faction.
And with these warnings in ears, we are to permit
TINS same party to sow discord in ranks
correspondent in the Washington - addresses
us letter, which talks of former dignity" warns
us OF how much have yet lose both for
and an amcable (amiable y famiy-and concludes with
have noticed Tcrifas at a If we're WE no should !" not
one or two of his plumbers.
He tells that have judiciousH xc,ded from I,,
columns the able and lucid speech delivered bv MI.
Pondexter in secret session. &c.-Now we hare nub
shed that doe and lucid speech. along with the letter of
MS Withess-and sorry enough were we, on Mr.. Poin-
dexters account, to be compelled to do it,
lie finds fault with for publishing the cores
pondence between Senator Poindexter and Judge Nc
Lean of N. Y"Now, we have published the substance
OF that corespondenceand the friends of the Sena
tor sorry enough to see his name coupled with that f
witness like " Judge Mclean.
upon one point we beg leave to put cerable Cor
respondent at ease He promises re,oard for faithful
~ serving the " Kitchen Cabinet at Washngton-We
thank him-but as ask reward we mean to take
noneLnot even pins fee-irom A. Jackson any of
his Cabnct-We wish that Teritas, and all his aiders
and abcttors could truly say much
.qnother-and .qnotier-The Telegraph most gro..,v
misrepresents the motives, which determined the meet
ing OF the Caucus for last evening There is emo myserv
10 require explanation reasons for the measure
hdoe been freely and frankly set forth in this paper
the audacous misrepresener of the painest ccumsan-
ces, who is "invulnerable to shame
u We shall our ne xt the decision of the
Supreme Court in the of the Georgia Missionaries
w shall reserve comments it, 1t strikes at the So
yeregnty OF the States-while humbly conceive is
fraugh with arguments, which carry irresistible con-
vicuon, orJushiy the alarming attempt
IL We requested to announce JOHN G. WILL
LIANfs Esq candidate to represent Henco county in
the next General Assembly
- u We are requested to announce Capt. CHARLES
THOMPSON jr candidate for the House of DELEGATES
to represent the county of Hanover in the next Legisla
ture.
STAND FIRE!
can Eastern Vrgnian'' shall hare the liberty of our
press for the purpose of extngushng only its liberty
but its life. is sort of spirit perhaps which some of
our opponents may not be willing to extend ourselves