Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12
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Rrr.-i"> sci at liz Gel IS. 81 Tor 2iio bags good
""''c Hneal, bring last quotations,
1850
EGEsEEC,As,
| GULiAx G. rERrLANcx This exc, eiinr!y homes,
and ilr prcsS"g gen'lemsn when charged by us with
rcarhery and had talh, playing part Tor the Bank
a,er po,E,"G i'n,t against It, with view to obtain
place ." me head oil the Committee of Ways NJ, aus
10 serve The Interests oi MIR Bdle has at las, shrwn h
eoo's'-Ths New York Standard gives the following in
"'ns"ncc with regard 10 Mr.. VrrplAnck He emrrg.s
again into political life, under the auspices of W,bb @
Noah. They are "hiris Of a feaher.'
""idn {. ItPidncs- who so DESTROYS az nomi.
m"'on 10 Congress from TdmmaHy all, ,at lac was will
"S pledge liut'f oppose the Uned States Bank
a"o"gh he had uniformly expressed himself favor OF
h-Hnd WHO made an awkward explanation with regard
TO h'| nomination at the Masonic Hail. has consented a.,
run on webb Nolh's ticket 80 such base uses NAV
we come at ias''-JP. Globe
From The ey'rac given below from the Are printed :.
INC seat OF government in Maine, would inter th AIR
Sprague Senator from that State having a.cer,ancd rn
successive elections tc wishes Of the proplc and from, III
resolutions the viii LOS his immediate nsuen,s
OIL me Legiature Of tat State has determined Il,
sent them truly We understand the 0,,tbo,,to
''eG I''iir'uon made "IN BEHALF MIR. SpRAG,1r,
ana by his "PAaTNER" in support of the p,es;i.u,,
principles, coupled with the disclaimer of A., W
siER HEhEsIEs," i'll any other light than az oivina .,
their Senator ~ f''"'P'cs as
ne Proclamation claimed by the f,d,r,,;s,s ,,;,
mr. Webster at their head, sustaining the
pun upon INC Constitution by the federal party TO Ills
OF the Proclamation, the friends OF IA, Pre-
sidehi, 81 whom majority last Legislatures of Main
Greeted though they heartily approved the Proclanai;on
"seli lew weeks since, the u. es,len, i'm an ariel
whch we copied iron, the Washington Globe poin,s on,
'e us'tcn"n h, tween his virws set forth in Tho pc
c'maiion, and The view. Of MIR. Webster and obrs ;'
supper OF which that document had been unCayIv r,es,
OF Maine. Wv '' Legislature
We hn1 in a late number of the Hallowcu Adyo.,,
paper under the direction OF Mr. Sirogues partner an
arnee strongly approving the opposition of e Proclo
iion gro" m The Gi"Je. rproJofing the rietrs nj JL
~ caster as "ns0unf and dsdUOtcing auih0yiiufjp,,
T." an" I" 0eh1D IF .Wr. Spraguc, any payticjoufouI
M or S"RT~f IF mr. WeJsfe,'s hcresits." -Ib
We have received the following letter Gom gentle
"r. wir ara give IT as indicative the OBJ
Je's winch nave taken Mr. Clay his northern tour
10 ne Edior IF he Globe.
=, -, BOSTON, October 9Th lS33
MIR Clay is still in this city, and here and hcrcnhom,
like TO br Tor time to cone The idle s'orv NJ I
Visit TO th- State, being intended entirely for yo,rU con-
h J' Jew even at this Stage his visit, and
"pn ne CONTINUE much longer, Will lie mentioned onl,
l" be laughed at He arrived on MONDAY last nnL az
Po'ched The city under the escort of sm. ac,,or,
~ m pa'y mere was none OF the enthusiasm and no.
p"." ""I" "hich usually attends the movements o grca,
political l;"ders-nor did even his own parv ,n 70;
'u''ci' numbers, TO give him the welcome of lie nco
PIE voice. Ana all curiosity, aud love or ,dnir,on
brought together the few 81 stood around t.e Tr,
touS" TO catch distant glimpse of the great orator nj
the west The President was received viii o' ,; %
ana enthusiastic expression gratitude and I,ve Co.
the honest people OF Massachusett.-Mr Civ vim ,h
ridiculous and fashionable &c remon;cs or ' VIC
mann lecturers. ''S
This visit is purely political movement in,.pa.d -
Keep together The National Republican party and 10 watch
.me ambitious views OF his former ally PANEL Webster
me iact has been too obvious us all since h ar,,
that MI Webster was not disposed TO regard him as
friendly visiier nor TO yield him. undspuied Tho hh
sounding name of the father of the American S",
w" "o' even want on him. until he had been i'm The ri
ty Tor several days, and then he acted from he
nest solicitations OF their mutual friends Common no.
nehesS should have taught Mr.. Webster better nr al
'hough he may have played sincere part vet his own
cepnon TO Tic "eS by The personal friends of Mr. CLAY
'.ut !, an imperative duty on him 10 have been among
he hfst 10 greet and welcome him to B,sion
b" VIII not discuss the troubles ia the eucln, , cann
uo " I"S"e myself with an examination Of their va
nous maj Gnvres leave them to The proplr who are
already sufficiently cauiin,s in watching rnir io ,,
su idilhess servants. My present OF jecti TO M
c"'ha' points oil his oieciioneering sur and 10 show bv
an appeal To the circumstances around me that do liz
no Jusuce i'll thus abiding his visit 10 Boston Tho
National Republicans, sustained as the Claw marty hs
nrNt step Is to excite public mini the sui e Of The
b1nk OF me United States and in connection with tLe
subject, 10 abuse the President He is surrounded bv
mass OF broken down federaSs, OF body guard
ana To Them he pours the vAis of hi. wrath Some
times The President ought be impe and ,hcn 81
lows series OF calculations, show the chances for III,
"r AVE-, o, sNch step Sometimes lac says, the Presi-
oent ls Ncro, then Caligua, then Bonapare Crom
we' anu having AT last Exhausted his mag azine OF pbes
lie says 'he liberties OF the country are gone.
am MOI cxaggeratng The rea! state of thing. If 400
arc near e'f'ctiy, ahd such is my greatest endea, or
am not ds os'd do violence TO his fc.liygs for hsv
seen hm personally when was much pieposse.sed in
bis l'vor Neither | ap reh n.ve for the s,ie,v Of
he residents political rriya'e character Ills aiov
me reach OF Nr. Gays eloquent 40 j.. for il
uMf,'s ID NE hearts OF the people, and there he cannot
Is, 4 tnat lN
and vague hns and iuue az inst the ch,rsc,rr g" ~
president, IN the company OF ladies' and pcntlcnen i
whose ee"gs and friendships he and his heavy followers
ignorant 10y 0'Si'
There is another subject besides that of the Bank upon
which have observed Mr.. Clay especially fluent and
am sorry 10 say generally agrceabIc aIfbougb Ls hod
guard never suffer him 10 be cOnadcted on any
Whatever. On visit 10 Cambridge, few DAYS since
ihe VeNeh question OF slavery harped on and We
henisn effort made TO be of tho same opnion Win ,L.
company by which he surrounded A Young genta
man 70 whom he was introduced, remarked him. that
he was on the eve OF migrating the South (hr, hero
means any where south OF Conuectcui) and The ouuor,
NIFTY was hen embraced 10 deliver his views on te
noh OF slavery. The whole slave holding country was
AUused az an unf residence for Young enipront and
the Ohio pronounced The boundary between chaos AMI
der-heh'ucky and Ohio. The old adapc-it il /, 6l,by
ora mat soils ns own nest--recoed on all and az
ne proceeded in his denuncidion of his own St,,e
Oehevo tere was but common feeling of die
gus MT Clay has mistaken his forte whenever he un.
uetaRes 10 question tie right the dignity of
desperate ~ LIS own affairs, lie has become the proneriy
OF he Bank aud boasts OF Catane indifference 10 vc,
ohe species oiiniere5s that of his masters
's opinions OF slavery, he says have never been con-
cedIed he has said "Kenfucky was cbGos AT his oy
ire-sde; and when remember how long he has lived
there, the reason OF her being il she il So is easily ~
cou"ed iOr. lie warned the young and ambitious emf.
grant 10 avoid the Southern States and said a ouoIe b
very words beeve) che would find himself i'm the verv
beginning OF his hie in the midst OF difficulties which
would ticken around him as he advanced and u,ns,oi
compel him to fly from fallen fortune and name SIT
are mc views OF MI Clay the South and vvben 90.
observe the InvdraUe dHinu ivcness of his nertv in ,
region, we cannot be surprised his advice in be ,i;
generation OF cmigranis. leave him here for tbe nresen
II. " "0 PRESENT.
We insert to-day a communication from Mr. M,dlso,
WINE secretary oil state, directing certain proceedings I'M
der the intrusion act Of March 3J 1907 Tle ins,,,h,,i
ito If