Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

those few ultra pretensions which threaten be-
come the turning points between peace and dscod
hec TINT they permitting themselves 10 become
saes 10 tbs bueres ond bdscst faction that threaten
ed The peace and freedom OF this country.
We entreat them not 10 suffer opinions entertained with
out anticipating the present crisis in asrs TO remain
unmolI6ed by the pressing eNigences OF that crisis We
believe that the great body OF the people are, this
uent, in favor OF such mutual concessions as majority
of their honest and dnlercsted unconaries would as
the responsibility of inusng into the extreme pro-
visions OF the present Tariff The LANDED and LABOR
ING Interests ct the country constitute that great body
the people. Their concern IN the Tariffs of general
truly national character They desire the general welfare
ond is incredible that they would be willing hazard il
Tor the sake OF partial good Such people will not
an the hand the Hoispurs of The na,ion. conn
ellis nor its shylockson the other They demand
son-and concession that Is Notwithstanding the ge-
neous fruits vi patriotic sacrifice BOTH sIDrs-and on
ALL SIDES. Let those who withhold this concession TO
the hazard OF national peace prepare TO assume the
dreadful responsibility of opening the oodgaes of civil
d'Seod and delusing this rising empire in blood-I6
WAsnINGroN, June 2O.-The reader will perceive
tom the highly Interesting proceedings of Congress- which
he will find in columns day. that ae our last
Der went TO press, the Tariff Bill amended was ordered
oy e House TO be engrossed for third reading by the
surprising majority OF l2 to Co. and that il ycscr-
to 65 e''"''' "''9'''y Vi i'1
10 state this fact, is announce the bill to be Dill ot
compromise between conflicting parties. If confirmation
OF this were needed glance the Yeas and NAYS would
complete the proof oft Without being more particular il
perhaps enough TO say this head, that, nearly
may be, the negative votes divided between the two
great political parties and, what is particularly acceptable
to u.s. between the two great geographical divisions Of our
country.
We confess qualification at having arrived thus
10 "a contamination devouty be wishcd the saiisfac-
tory adjustment Of the TaI-a matter of as great mo-
eh as dibculty the latter greatly increased by the
cited state OF public feeling the subject throughout
large portion oil the country We the bill will find
Vor IN the eyes OF the Senate and without any great al
teraon pass that body also by handsome majority
We do not pretend familiar acquaintance with the
operation ana effect OF the several duties imports,
DC aoe TO state exactly the bearing OF the bill But we
know that without destroying the protective principle
greatly reduces the duties which alleged to bear mos,
oppessvey upon the South and makes TO that
interest, Which, friends the Union and o internal
tranquility, we had not ventured to anticipate The gen
eral effect the bill if il become law as II 81
"i be- IL is estimated, to take oil TO the amount OF
from six 10 ten millions of dollars annually and of course
10 reduce The revenue in the proportion say one
third oil It's whole amount.--.Ndt Int.
WAsHINGroN, July 1.-THE reader will see tina, \
vote was taken in the House of Representatives ON S,
iuday in relation TO the Scnates Bank Bill which as far
as goes may he considered highly favorable to the pros
poets OF the bill in that House. BY a vote of one bidre,
agnns' Sepe"fyre the House refused 10 postpone it to the
next session The question To have gained friend.
since came into The House The House also refused to
commit the bill which will prevent the possibility OF the
hls being defeated by proracied debate in Committee
oil the Whole where the previous question is appica-
ble.-.Ndt. Int.
la the House OF Representatives, it will he seen reso.
Ilon has passed. proposing the 9h day ofnex month as
the day Tor terminating the present session of Congress-
we hardy link that the adjournment will take place so
carly as That We have heretofore mentioned our i'm
preston that the session would about the 5b
me event VIII probably show that were not far wide
oil the mark though the 18th Sunday the actual adj
JGunment not before the 18th, will be likely to take
place on the I6h.--B.
1t gives pain have TO announce the Jeceose rono
ther member OF Congress- the Hon, Georre D. Mitchell
one oil the representatives from Mary land who died ve
to-day lie has been for more than year past Iaborup
under disease, has been able TO his public deS
only occasionally since he arrived here in December last
ana ma not been expected, believe by his friends TO
oaU'Vc me session From some friend OF his we expect
some notice of his character services of the deceased
lie was distinguished officer of the army during the last
war; ana universally esteemed and respected by all who
e" nm Tor The several years that lie was subsequently,
in public litc.-IJ. 1S