Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-10

a military gentleman who has some hard service
abroad has written us letter in bad English suggesting
plan oil operation for the adversaas Of the
administration He mentions that he has witnessed with
regret the failure OF several schemes proposed for the
iei oil the opposition party No. long since Of the
newspapers raised call Tor a Bruus rise aud de-
liver the country from General Jackson his cabanet
Sy the ancient republican process oil sssassnation.
No Brutus, however, answered to the call The Uaited
States. from Easport TO Key West, could not produce
singe individual emulOus Of the reputation OF the great
Roman The human race has sadly degenera,ed In the
course oil two thousand years. and the people OF this
country are 20 accustomed 10 putting into Office and
turning them out by the ngloous process Of suffrage
ha' they have unfortunately no taste Tor the practice OF
removing Chiel Magistrate by taking his life with
dirk or pistol. So there is hope from that quarter
The other day Pennsylvania editor proposed that Con-
England treated Charles the Firs-hat it, bring him to
public trial and take off his head This scheme our cor.
respondent admits extremely plausible; but there is one
httie difficulty which will prevent its being carried into
efect namely the want oil majority in Congress That
project must consequently be abandoned. Our CORES.
pondent proposes on his part that the desired object be eff
ected IN the manner fashionable in the Spanish Amer
can Republics, which being newer than ours should
be considered as administered according the
id'es, improvements in the science Of government He
proposes in short, that army should be levied and Off
eered by the Bank Of the w. 8. with the help of its funds
that this army should proceed at Washngto turn
the President out oil Office, try him by court martial and
shoot or hang him out Of tho way, place Mr. Bdde or
some friend oil the Bank, in the Presidential char-and
In short, bring about revolution OF government in sim
gle nght as has been done often Buenos Ayres Boz
gota and Mexico Our correspondent suggests that as
oPPosiuon presses conducted by nj aiors,
Colonels and Generals several of whom have been stn
pushed Tor gallant deeds OF armste principal officers in
the hberang army might be chosen from this fraternity
Besides the advantage Of their military experience and
bravery he hints that this part Of the scheme would be
great saving in point Of expense inasmuch as many
o NOSE persons are already in the pay Of the Bank,
Is presumed that the change Of service would re-
quire no increase Of wages. The same arrangement
might be made with the inferior Of the Bank
and In this way, by simply assemblsge it's already
under pay, might get on foot very respectable
IN point OF numbers let it be understood If these PEG.
pie were called TO meet Washington saws our cores
Ponden under pretext of holding National Convention
ey might get possession the public Offices the
OF the President and Vice President and their principal
ADVISERS before their friends got wind Of the design
Our correspondent proposes that the distinguished Mr.
burroughs be honored with an important post in the Ii
oerang army and that the conductor Of the National Ga
zete be permitted TO take place in the rank OF the
assaiIants The protector thinks that his plan has in
thousand ways the advantage Of the Brutus scheme or
that OF cutting of the Presidents head by means OF m
dical trial We do presume to decide in so delicate
queson.-N Y. Er. POSI-