Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
NORTH CAROLINA

Extract Of letter to the Editors of the Euo,,;r,r
1.-The Legislature conveues o Monday-a long and in.
tercstng Session aniir viii have
IN the public prints, indications OF strong and
sibic feeling on the su ject OF Internal
feeling general is frs, fruit.
VIII he presented in the great Con, enton which will as.
seinbe OIL The 4 Monday in Now al the seat of Cavern
eh'-his body VIII be one o the most respectable that
mas ever been Called og Their in the old orth State
Is achieved IN every instance that delegates have Sc
lected en'rey on the score OF liberal intel
liz aud prac cal experience have been The OIL
tests This as it should be- il is quite refreshing to
take truce occasionally in the warfare general DO ics
anu '"rn our nten ion to such particular do
me tic concern as require IT, Hppenng 10 speak OF ge-
neral politics, u may not be amis 10 refer OF the
rue causes which have tended give such mighty inn.
pulse the sphiI OF internal Improve rou the
country No candid and rctiDg mind can resist the
contic ion, that to the Veto general system
Improvement by Gen. Jackson is TO he attributed in
gree. degree, the present active sta OF the public mind
winch, ia many OF the States, is promising such p,o
rous results. Before the Yeto nsc ad OF looking 10 ,ei
own resources, The States were ling Hercules for
help they were continual y tauia zed will,
promises were made 30 The ear ard broken to The hope
or " lot entirely broken, were fulfilled in such manner
a. to sf"rd li''is real ,a'd The Constitution hi
oil Tor MESS al pottsge-and this eYen.wa. scarcely
ever lasted The changed the aspect Ai,sthe
Sacs no abroad Tor assstauce-lhey sum
moped up their energcsput their own souder r. 10 ,e
wheel. and in good time w reach the summit of hc hill
Thus, the very act which redeemed the Constitution Of
The country IL contributing to that counry~ prosperity
AMI Importance For nothing does Gen. Jackson more
deserve ne gratitude oil the people than for his
Mays lille Road Bill
You will have observed tina, Mr.. Goston has 10y his
own consent, heen nominated for the the Bench of
Supreme Court rendered by the of Chic
Justice Henderson. Ii is believed that Mr.. g. " i'll have
no oppo' on-nieed, many think, that had he not con-
scented TO on the Bench, The Supreme Court in its pre-
sent form would he abolished Although wrong in politics
and as politician unpopular yet the public confidence
in his talents, int gritty aud systematic business habits
unhouded The Court has accused Of great deIsy
III the discharge Of businfss-ths among other things
has rendered IL somewhat bnoxous-WbereN Mr. CASTOR
is, nothing that industry accomplish is left undone-so
lac VIII be placed o. the Bench and the Court retained
GAS heretofore shall doubtless have bout OH The
Convention ques i'm The impression may be venturrd
that as IN Virginia, so with us, later will the
friends oil anew regime succeed After sany hard strug.
giles, however, wthis if itever is, be effected Whe
ther any effort al this lime time only can dc.
terininr.
"Wha 'tle notification ever existed in North Carolina
has long since ''gone the way Of all flesh"