Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

considers the disease as no longer remaining an
Epidemic i'm the city.
1t has appeared among tho Indians of the North
west; for the Galenan of the Oath ult. says under
postscript:
Just as our paperSwas going to press gentle
man arrived from Rock Island, from whom we learn
that the Cholera is raging among the Sacs and Foxes
Among the victims already fallen prey its rava-
ges' Is kE-o-KUcK, their newly CROWNED, and re-
nowned Chiefn
The death of Ke-o-kuck is n source of deep re-
greet to all who knew him. lie was the great Ora
tor OF the Sacs, and participated in the late great
TAX OF the North Indians, replied to General
Scott with great ability and eloquence and contri-
buted to make the Treaty. The General pronoun-
ces him one of the most distinguished Orators, and
the most accomplished Indian, he had ever SEEM
lie was presented with a handsome Medal by Gen.
Scotland hence probably the expression "netcly
crOtcned"
The able article 10 the North American Review upon
the subject OF the blacks against abolition and COLOMBIA
,he Editor OF the Virginia Free Press whose opinions
heretofore have been decidedly hostile TO the sentiments
OF the able writer of the essay Professor Dew OF Will
liamsburg. -BdLinore Gazette.
From the Virginia Free Press.l
Ihe writer has exhibited so much depth OF research,
and such mathematical train of reasoning, that he has
shaken our former faith aud almost eradcated preudices
and feelings which had become "bone of bone, and
flesh OF our fesh.' We did not suppose it possible for
III,
we thought we with innate hatred of slavery
its mdest form; and yet reader the perusa this sci-
natingwhis truly powerful producon-has "almost per-
suaded US that Negro Slavery not only olerable but
that 1t is crPedienfn not absolutely right OF tho me-
thod by which this writer nsenby leads the mind this
conclusion heretofore repugnan TO our eenrs) we
have not room now 10 speak and il for the fear
OF drawing others into similar prcdicament with our
selves, we should recommend the perusal of this match
less effort to the admirers OF high intellectual endow
ment
Whatever effect may have Others 1t at least indu-
ces us TO pause and ponder"
NJ We understand that Professor Dew of William and
Mary College is the author of the Review. We have
not yet read it, but we learn that is about to be publish
ed IN fen DAYS or fortnight in pamphlet considerably
enlarged The author DESTROYS that Extract shall
appear In the newspapers until the whole has appeared
in ramphlet.-Enqurer
The National of the goth corrects the error into
which the Baltimore Gazette falls Of ascrbing the above
article 10 the North American, instead OF the American
Quarterly Revew-and adds: "The number of the lat
ter about TO appear, contains article in favor of Adolf
ton in Virginia, which WILL think be pronounced as
able as the other"
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Your anxiety TO furnish an ample report of the Pres-
dental contest as progresses and the deep interest
which YOU cherish in regard other matters con-
nected with the General Government have rendered YOU
apparently but ggent of certain State concerns i'm
relation 10 which, the people certainly need information
requires no uncommon dcements oresee that the
acngs and doings OF the approaching session of our
Legislature to be vitality interesting whether taken in
reference to our policy at home affecting inter
ess as member OF the coniederacy That spirit which
engrossed the principal part Of the last session. which
agltated the Commonwealth TO its EXTREMIST boundary
has clearly acquired hope from the license which peculiar
circumstances awarded TO the investigation its fvorite
SUBJECT and has become more restless from its new born
liberty. May we not dread then, recurrence of the
abolition excitement arising from recurrence of its in
temperate discussion? The Apportonment Bill too which
passed the last session of Congress- will present this Lee
glslatue duty oil abiding moment trust in arranging
the Congressional districts through the State the Legsa
ture will have steady eye TO giving those principles
which distinctly predominant in Virginia. and for
their ,IIa nj
undivided influence in the national councils; that it will
endeavor so to apPoon them TO delegation
Congress strongly republican. But these not the
subjects to which desire to invite particular attention
generally recOeced that the term Of service for
which Mr.. Tyler elected 10 the U. S. Senate, has
determined, and therefore the trust must be renewed
him, or another must take his place" Added TO this
the Enquirer of the 9th inst contains the unpleasant in
formation that the Hon. Littleon Waller Tazewcll has
rendered TO the Executive resignation of his i'm that
august body. This Of not averted, as still hope il
may be0 will impose upon the Legislature the further du
y OF supplying his place-a place which (in passine)
may be permitted TO observe, has been filled by him who
now retres from it, with talents, dignity and deep phi
losophy rarely, if at ALL TO be with in any por-
ton OF our republic and with equal difficulty fear TO be
found combined in any of the "Old Dominion" Ii il
particularly unfortunate that Mr. Tazewe should at this
period leave the Senate; for the crisis conceive far
from being Andrew Jackson is true as well
as reelected and far that goes principles have
t1umphed; but the mighty from the West will still
be there with all his archness his cunning his
rgue, with vengeance actuated by defeat and
aided by the Puissan OF him from the East ess than
hangel fallen" These required to be watched
by talents and an honesty OF purpose which they dread
and dignity OF department and weight of character
which the world can admire, and the American people
conide in. All this we lose in Mr. Tazewell To this
matter, propose inviting the attention OF the members
elect to the Legislature by advering briefly the pre-
tensions oil those who spoken Of TO succeed him. my
next OLD VIRGINIA.
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
MIR. RANDOLPH
GENTLEMEN-Fhe vacancy in the Senate Of the U.
s., occosioned by Mr.. Tazewes resignation, will pre-
sumo be filled by the Legislature at early day in the
approaching session For this appointment beg leave,