Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

eac anc decided would DO victory; but 10 with
numerous party within ranks. carrying our nsig
ma, ana using our on. se"ng on the extreme
ons and the most increasing vigilance will be
10 restore the Constitution to its primitive purity. and
form the many and dangerous abuses which have crepi
into the administration Of the Government"
Here, MIR. Calhoun wishes to pass himself off as
an old member of the old State Rights Party.-Wby!
has Mr. Calhoun forgotten that he himself was
considered dnd called more ultra Federalist than
MIR. Hamilton himself? Who il that advocated
the right of the IT, S. TO appropriate money to any
object of the general tceijdre? 1t John &. Cal
houn. Who was it that pressed upon MS in 1916
the Bank of the u. s.? Mr.. Calhoun Who was
il that urged upon us the great Bonus Bill of Inter-
nal Improvement? Mr.. Calhoun. Who it that
vndicaed the protective principle of the Tariff Of
1916? MIR. Calhoun. Who was it that sharply
buked Mr.. Webster jc,c years ago, for nsnuat-
ing to 'the Chair of the Senate, that Inc had chang
ed his views on such subjects? MIR. Calhoun. Who
Is II that still is for overlapping the specified orovi-
sons OF the ConstitltiOnand still stckles for the
Implied power of establishing n Bank the
heads of the States, aud system of Internal I'M
provements through their sovereign soil ?Stili Mr.
calhoun And yet we are to hail this man as the De-
fender ofour Faith, and perhaps the very High Priest
the State Right Docirine-It will not be very aso
nishing, since State Rights getting much
into favor MIR. Clay setting himself up as the
mirror of State Rights. We know few of his
savish partzans pursuing this course-justiiying
Notification, after they had reprobated it-and
ter they had abandoned every principle of the faith
After such a letter from Mr.. Calhoun, as the above,
we may really exclaiIn, ".NW aimirari."
THE CHOLERA
KandtohG County, Ta.-The "Charleston Banner of
the lth gives particular account OF the Cholera, which
prevailed in that town aud its vicinity. From the
the 9th July, there deaths a the Ranacha Sd
lines--At Charleston, 8. In addition to which, some
deaths have occurred among the blacks at the Sanes,
exceeding, however, according TO the best Information
obtain, or s." The Banner" unable to state
.E
which had occurred IN the c0unty-but presents the
reports Of the physicians far had collected them
DR.. Patrick reports IL cases within the week, but
deaths-tnosc remaining are convaescent. DR. Rogers,
cases of which died, have recovered, 8 cow
cent DR.: Pniney, gases and deaths. Dr. Mann
ports at COdfbrdge cases, eaths DR.. Street re-
ports at the X SaInes the number of marked cases at
22-of slight warming diarrh9a, &c. &c, OF cholera
bus and spasmodc chocs, 4-deaths L. Dr. English re.
ports 81 patients with spasmodic cholera of whom died
i" The number OF cases OF premonory diarhGa, have
no means of stating with exactness; 40 find, but it
greatly exceed that number. l have found diff
Guilty In arresng the disease in this stage, with DR..
Patteson's Prescription 20 grains Rhei, (Rhubarb) 5
OF Cdfomel and Ia of Sui .Norphed. l2 opium.
made into powder or bous aud taken followed in or
hours with dose of OIL have seldom found il neces.
sary to repeat the Dose which would be necessary if the
watery OBJECTIONS continued"
The " Banner" adds for Wednes day July TO- 3 new
cases only have been reported in the last 4S hours
deaths"
hours 46 or At deaths from Cholera alone i'm this small viii
iage OF 700 population. letter OF the LIST adds: cat
this Time there not hive families TO be found
every door is closed except at times necessity calls
have fled in various directions and various distances in
the country. have not heard how many have died Of
those who have left town, but such time have ne YER
before witnessed 1t is heavy job make rough boxes
in place Of cons, dig graves bury dead John
Marshall was killed by Reeds throwing rock which broke
his skull"
The Cholera has abated parts of Kentucky but
1t is raging in others frankfort, J,ay io-Bu new
cases, and these of mild Netccasfle (Een.
yy )-Beween 40 and so cases. and several deaths
one week-Greensbrg, the disease the 29th
June, aad in few days. 30 deaths had taken place
OanutHe, Jnty 6, 20 deaths in week, viz whites,
and Ia blacks-Pdris ~ deaths Gao whites, and 80 CO.
Toured persons)-and So in the county of Bourbon.-
Ldcrencebrg, &C whites and % blacks total SO in The c
~ aud these II died III the town. out of pop
laon OF 250.Fraaort. Jsy 10, IL deaths in the last
week. from Cholera and other in almost every
irom imprudence in the use OF fruit and vegetabes"It
with regret Gays the Frankfort Argus OF the I0h that
we learn the affection which has been the family
OF Col r. M johnson, at the Blue Spring. and Choclaw
academy. About ten OF the Indian youths who re
ceivng instruction at that valuable school, have fallen vic
tim',o the Choera--also about fifteen s"--F2en
sngsoMg-The Cholera has entirely Disappeared
.HissOuri.-Tbe ST. Louis Republican OF the End saws
that "rhe Cholera has disappeared from Alton. Ten
deaths happened during its there-the lat that
OF Dr. Samuel Barrett, formerly of Ashby Mass. Several
deaths have occurred al Lotions settlements between Alton
and Carrolon Up to the 26h, Carrolllon there had
been nine deaths On the 2Sh there was one death at
jacksonville Three deaths have occurred at Montebeo
tHancock coy Fort Edwards, and five or six at the
village oil keokuck opposite Montepeio-amongs tire lat
ter was that OF Joshua Paen, of the American Fur Com
Pany. At Naples there have been two cases-one of
which was f'ia AT Middleton NIils near Exeter, three
rases--two OF them fatal 1t has revisited GaIena with
great volence-on the three days previous to the Esd
there were 30 cases Is ofwhoh fatal has abated
Wtiidmspor, (Mi) JNly Is The "W Banner;"
says: The cholera among the lsboer the Canal ha,
gradually abaed since last, until scarcely case
remains Many Of the sections however have been TO-
tally abandoned, aud the free others diminished by the
fearof the disease This visitation OF the pesIence has
been confined ercusreiy to the ioborers on the Canal
and these Chiefly above this town miles distant
Occasionally subject OF the disease has wandered to
town where he has died But in has citizen of
the town. oran nlabant OF the county, that know Of
been attacked even with premontorV symptoms"
WoodnHte, (NiSSSsiPpi) June 26.--We have letter,
stang that there was no cholera in the place. tina, il
mad been raging in OF the distant plantations and
that one gentleman the had lost SO negroes i'm 6
weeks
american Peace Society.
This Society referred Of the 81 Essays which had
been presented Tor the premium TO the consideration of
Messrs. Joseph Story, WIN Writ aud John Mclean.
They determined that of the Essays possessed "very
high merit, and That their merit is nearly equal and vet
OF so distinct Character that injustice would done by
awarding the highest prize to any one, exclusion Of
the others They proposed 10 distribute the whole sum
OF 5000 equally anonghe authors OF the five Essay:"-
This proposition not approved by the Society aud
rosy the suhi IN.