Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-05
population from the Southern States. Credat JuIsrus
ARpea! which means in the vernacnlsr You may tell

population from the Southern Sa,esl Credat Judaus
fppeid! which means in the vernaculsr You may tell
Il 10 The motines but the sailors won't believe it,"
III Was stated on The same occasion, by Gov. Hayne,
Snat 50 lar hom Nuhheaiios saving impoverished the
state rendered additional the
unionis;s had been silly enough to imagine y il had ac-
tuaiiy left in the treasury balnce OF more than 80 900
dollars and above the current annual expenditures
The Governor forgot to mention, however, that this very
extraordinary financial result wholly 10 be ascribed
to the very OPpoune repayment hy the General Gov
erhmen', oil large sum oil money! on account OF expen-
dures patioically made by South Carolina during the
last 1t painful to reflect money nobiy
laid in defence OF the United States against reig
invasion, should when repaid be dedicated TO the uuha
lowed purpose of warning against The United States. The
Governor, in the course OF his remarks mentioned that
his military arrangements during the notification crisis,
had been so admirably planned. that within twenty four
hours alter Charleston should have been invested 1000
volunteers from the country would have been embodied
within her Unite, and additional thousand per day. u-
I'll the number swelled 10 900, keep the tories
In ORDER, and repel the my rmidons of Uncle Sam We
must confess that our estimate OF Gov Isyne induced
us TO believe that he would have been above induIrnp i'm
such undgnisc slang against the union minority in this
S'aehis position Governor OF this State should have
Forbidden him ,hus 10 give eoun,enance mere trick of
party intended 10 iascu false ojum honorable
and high minded as himself Charleston Courier.
U. s. SENArE--Thc Hon. Geo. NJ Troup of C,eor-
gia and the Hon. Stephen d. Miller OF South Carolina,
both Nullers have resigned their the Senate of
the United States, almost simultaneously, account OF ill.,
health We would iain hope their sickness is political
The Legislature OF Georgia is in session. and from the
decided majority oil Union men among its members, we
may safely calculate that Union will be sen, to the
Senate. Dr. Fort, Col. Cumming, AMI COL Alfred Cuth.
BERT are mentioned as candidates Sou,h C,roIin, viii Of
elect Nullcr. 1t supposed Col Preston will
be the successful candidate The report of Mr. Poindex
ter OF Mississippi, being about 10 retire from the Senate
proves TO be incorrect In speech at Nachez on the
inst, sketch of which is given in the Na,chez Stan
dard, lac remarked
"ltis true am candidate for the Senate; have ne
YER voluntarily brough, myself before the people for any
Office in their gift have ever, in the whole course
OF my political life, solicited, either directly or indirectly
the sufirages OF any individual whatever. | rest nv
claims TO The consideration OF my fellow citizens on the
basis OF my public services and when called on by their
unsolicited, unbough surages discharge anv irust NJ
which may be deemed worthy, shall, as heretofore
meet the call becomes patriot who feels the nccess
personal SACRIFICES in the discharge of the high obi
cations oil public duty, III crisis which, more than anv
that has arisen, since the foundation OF the government re-
qures those sacrifices for the preservation of the ines
| umaoie boon oil liberty, and the sound PRINCIPLES of
the Constitution. " He deprecated the efforts which
were made to elect successor 10 the seat which
he occupied in the Senate prematureiy, and in vio-
aton oil Tie great priAcipe o, representative responsibility
and oil the spirit OF the constitution; and explicitly ecr
ed that he would not accept an election under such cir
cumstances He then took concise view of the POLICY of
Tariff OF duties not for Revenue but for the pro,ection
OF domestic manufactures: denied the power of Con
gress oimpose duties Tor that purpose, any purpose
other than the necessary expenditures the
he congratulated the country at large that iLis dis
tIrong question had been put at rest, by the patriotic
Efforts oil statesman, "eminent alike for his disn-
gushed ability, his lofty patriotism, his devotion 70
inc harmony prosperity, and glory of his country
and the cause Of human liberty throughout the civil.
lied world" He bestowed a meiited euogium on
the character of Henry Clay of Kentucky, and ex-
pressed his firm conviction that 10 the forecast and dsn
erested eXeriions OF that gentleman the nation had
twice indebted Tor averng the horrors Of civil war and
the consequent dissolution of the Union and that
iu people ought oreward him with the first office in her
gut by acclamaon He then proceeded 10 discuss the
relative powers and duties OF the Federal and State Co.
vernmens Earnestly commended, that in case of a gross
anu Papanie usurpaon by Congress, State n,erposion
was gumae remedy TO arrest the progress the evil;
essential to the security of the slave propertv of The
Southern States and TO the integrity of the Union which
could not exist ii State Governments were annitIaed
On this subject he introduced numerous Iocibe and han
Ply illustrations showing the dangers be
the principle established that Congress- was he
sore Judge In The last resort OF the true meaning
and extent OF lis powers, and that the mea9
sures oil the government must be recognised as valid
anu therefore supreme without regard 10 their con-
iormity TO the sphere Of the delegated powers-
ne warned his counrymen of the rapid encroac hmen,s
we power on the other departments of
eterous consequences OF blind confidence in pc5u,.,
leader who might seize the occasion mount the rampant.
oil me Constitution, and otherhrow the liberties of the
people He advocated the the charter of the
Bank OF The United States, and defended that institution
from the recent charges which had been made against IN,
administration. He touched the subject of the public
lands and anmadverted with great severity on the frauds
when mad been practed by the officers appointed to s
Peenu ha sale oil those lands in certain districts with
in the State.
HE ELEcTIoN.-The Hon. Dutee J. Pearce is re.
elected TO Congress, by triumphant majority This cleo
Gom is an important one both for the State and General
government Mr. Pearce is friend TO the rst-and " G
are authorized TO say, will support the latter He GOES 10
washington with the heavy denunciations of the Nation
tnpm nor
Tor his ungateul colleague Tristan Burgess In him the
General Government will find indefagable suppoer
marx our words. This is the of the bitter oer
cuton oil the little knot of politicians who breathe tho
contaminated atmosphere Of the etitnct Arnold Jfo
around The Journal Office. '
The people have again rebuked their attempts a, die
tuiO e quiet and harmony of the State and ali good and
Peaceabe citizens will say amen Let these disrbers Of
the puohc quiet learn wisdom from past-and no long
er attempt TO direct and control the people i'm the
meht oil their concerns-Prouidence Rep. Herald
Inc Philadelphia Gazette, in publishing the account
oil Mr. Clsys reception in this city, adds-"Consderng
aso at Mr Clay as not Candidate for the Presidency
and not likely to be- these marks of respect show
sey now uy MS WORTH as the great advocate OF liberty
We are requested by number of Mr. Claws friends to
sate that the above declaration is aogetber eraui,ous
and that the Philadelphia Gazette has no uboritv ~
speak on ts subject for the friends of Mr. Clay-PhH
ID. Advertiser. w
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| BLANHERHAsSET.--A correspondent of the Nevar,,
AuVeise writing on board steamboat on the Ohio and
referring 10 ne numerous romantic picuresnue Is.
iahus WIN which the river is studded from Psburo tn
cincinnati, mentions the retreat of Blanhe rbasset bo,
once so celebrated Tor rural elegance high cultivation
Is now enreiy overgrown with wildbrier and under.
ousn' ne spacious mansion, the resort of eaetv
auu iashon ana The home Of beauty is now ruin: and
eVery monument oil The taste and refinement of its n(or
tuhae proprietor has long since gone 10 decav
er-wriler remarks that whilst the waste Id
oil Cincinnati entertained the company with some
| Ieminscences oil The family in its palmy STATE Mr.
WITS poetic description oil il, she informed Them was
strictly veracious and shubbery really bloomed arounJ
u, winch Calypso and her Dymphs might have envieJ -
The miniature Of the lady, which was shown IN ,Ier m
the orator Col. Bur's Introduction there was cbaract
| rstc-bOtb subtle and romantic. stournd III, -,