Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-12
GOVERNOR rloYD,s MEss.cr

Your obedient servant,
W. L. BARRY.
GOVERNOR FLOYD'S MESSAGE
he Richmond Enquirer oil the Sd inst comes TO us with
eight and half Gifts long and wide columns filled with
the annual Message oil Governor Floyd About and
osali columns are devoted TO the Affairs Of Virginia. and
the remainder Is political essay against the adunisira
ton oil the General Gov MT full of red hot nuca.
,lon The original ground OF complaint with the Multi
Hers, the obnoxious Tariff, last winter arranged
their sasiac'ion but, determined quarrel about
thing they seize hold OF the and put upon
meanings they know never Intended and couture
up every imaginary evil that disappointed ambition can
conceive 10 Distract the public mind and lead TO anarchy
Gov Fioyds Message affords additional proof OF the
TIRE CONCERT between tho Bank Of the United States and
the Nuhers' The grosse.t usutpaton upon State Rights
which has ever been committed by the General Govern
men this rgiidnt State Rights Governor CLOSES over
with scarcely notice. aud without the slightest exp,es.
sion o dsapPoba'ion. He then attempts TO serve the
Bank in the most efectua manner by calling the aten-
ton oil the Legislature OF Virginia the subject, and in.
voAng their interference Prevent the dep0sites Of the
o, me United States in the Banks OF that State.
least this Is what We understand from his Message
This shows how the Nulfers intend to aid the Bank
In the South IL they drive the deposites Of the
State Banks, they will create necessity for rechareng
the Bank OF the United States, which does now exist
They dare not in favor Of the Bank directly
Tins PERIOD lest should shock the honest people of the
South out they will further its ends in a way which may
be much more etiecnal They will drive the Govern.
ment out OF the State Banks and thus force il resort
the re establishment OF the Bank Of the u. S., to obtain
depository Tor its revenues And these men claim 10 be
the friends OF State Rights
As we have before said, the Bank Party and Nui6ers
are one We see them moving together in Congress. and
out Extremes have met. Consolidation and .qnarchy
go hand in hand Corruption and Revolution have unit.
ed their strength No desperate are TO be spared
to undermine the purity oil Government or overthrow
IT, Ii the Bank succeeds and gives power to the Multi.
hers' then will the whole Government become corrupt
mass and trighul tyranny Ii the Bank fail then il is
ready TO "let slip the dogs Of WARP and bid Modification
and Anarchy TO do their worst.
We think there is purity and patriotism enough In the
Old Dominion" 10 induce her TO raise her voice against
the anizDg efforts OF some OF her unworthy sons,
and make known ia not to be mistaken, her at
tachment 10 That Union which she sacrificed much
establish as well as TO the principles of her
her Jefferson, and her Madison whose lives were
to lis service.-GlObe.
The War against the .Mormonites-we are glad to
learn from the following, received by last evenings
That the ARRAYS between the Mormonites and other nha BIZ
anis OF the western part Of Missouri have been as
sangunary at first and supposed 10 be
now at an end.
From tho ST. Louis Republican, Nov. gal
The disturbances IN Jackson COunty.-We are glad
10 receive more pacific accounts from the county OF Jack
son. in which such dsgraceul bros have recently taken
place We understand that the Mormonites have deter
mined not TO oppose any further armed resistance to the
wishes OF the dominant party, and that they rapidly
leaving the county and their homes with the intention Of
forming another community elsewhere. They are deter
mined however is said prosecute the citizens enga-
ged 10 hosties towards them, and for the depredaons
committed upon their property and, i'm this event. those
who have dsregarded all law may be made TO feel its
heaviest penalties both In their persons and fortunes
The MoImonites have undoubtedly adopted the best course
which was left 10 them and all alarm has subsidized in that
county.
All our accounts, happy to say, concur in QUE
thing, that the original statement the number killed.
was much exaggerated. The most authentic and latest
account which has reached puts down the number at
sE-two OF the citizens and four Of the Mormontes-
and good many wounded. This statement was brought
by the steamboat Dove, from Independence the seat of
justice OF Jackson county Many reports even
IN that quarter as 10 the extent of the loss of life; and the
rs ruors may have well gained circulation without any
sinister motive in those who gave credence publicity
to them.
We are informed, that authentic statement of all the
occurrences which have disgraced that county, may be
shortly expected TWAS to be made by some very re-
spectacle gentlemen of the county-who have from GIN
ming TO end, taken part in the and whose
veraciy every confidence may be placed Such state
ment is due to the people of Missouri, whose reputation
must suffer in the of all good men, and may remove
much OF the odium which present to one of the
parties engaged in this disreputable contest.
sion Of Steamboat has taken place in England sine
the British Parliament enacted the following Regulation,
viz EVERY boiler of Steamboat shall be tested quar-
erly, at three times the strength il is licensed to use
The saieyvave OF all the B ish Steamboats, is said to
be TO all except the authorized Officers
OF Government.
this regulation is eectua to prevent accidents in
England, Why is not similar regulation " made
in this Country where accidents of this are SO