Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

The court sustained the plea 10 the jurisdiction and dis
charged The defer dan. The wa. not hen
me opinion was delivered, but understood to be limited
70 e hr't point and founded upon TACT that Alabama
"au become member the Union, with iull kno Wedge
NE "eates then suhsstirg between the IT, States and
ne Cherokee 'n,lsns-that bey were be sup,ems I,v
The land aud guaranteed in by implc alton The
s" OF so AMI Jurlsdicon and that The State in extend
ing the laws over the Indian, had nded s cop.
tu'ional powers 49, ~
Counsel Tor the State. VIM Acsen Esq (solici,or,. ,or
me nernden Jazz '" McClung, E.q OF iii. place and
W. W. LINDSAY, Esq oil Sonmerville. Huntsville .adu
SCHEME TO DEcEIvE.-AA article copied from the
Albany Argus which will he found in another column
shows That scheme has been devised by the editor of the
United States Telegraph for decciving the peopIe hy
means o letters 10 be sent from Washington, and publish
ca IN The opposition prints in various parts the country
The whole scheme is described the article before ma
ana Is one which should excite the disgust abhorren
oil The community. The editor of the Telegraph admits
that he has written such letter as the on. referred 70
and complains bitterly about the violation of priv ATE conf
dence in bringing the matter before the public Ii is GER
taniy improper 10 violate private confidence hut the e
tor Of The Telegraph is OF the last in the country
who has any right TO make such a complaint He has Viz
aed all confidence published private letters and diyup
eu cohiuenuai conversations Butt whether or not il he
dscredabe TO divuge private matters does no, affect the
question oil The propreiy OF rcsoring such scheme to
accomplish political object IL is base i'm the ex,r.na
and evidently designed impose upon Tho nubI; b. -
bricang statements, and cauing them to be published vi
m,aneeusy IN various places, the supposed authority
oil different persons, when in fact they are all 10 emana
from The same source, and thereby give them greater
appearance oil credit than that which thew can bc emil;
MS course has doubt been hitherto
many nave undoubtedly been deceived by but hupe
the exposure Of it will have ,au,ary effect in caup
the accounts OF the e,terwers be regarded in the
light which they deserve.-BaH. Republican.
, a. From the Albany August
PToiSdcy-d rare scheme Of decrDtiou We ,,o M,
know that we can present the public more striking if,
s'raho" OF Inc prOigacy and reckessnoss o. The oopo
sl'ion than the fact about TO stale Uero,ofor.
or ateast, Tor several Of the later sessions of
the oppos ION press in the c les N York Philaenhi
anu a''more' &c have employed the OF Govern.
mont, enc, or more protested 'leter- rier whose vcc
non mas oech 10 furnish vice ffce weekly or oftcuer
as ne agTeeNent might such amour o. fiction ~
NOR, caunny ard abuse, might aHo ed for s.in,a
TED price per week or per ettei neither it assumed The
Customary form of sour CORE spon,'en, or The ,or.
pirate signature oil ihe Spy, 1t equally in mos, st an
ces mss oil "unigestrd scandal gathered from bar
room eolcrss or om eavesdroppng snatches OF CONVEX
ations, or from the alemic pure invention: mr. I.ay;
the hel pretended fact was I,lc else than The crude
Speculation OF an anonymous and nlercenary hircng
whose distortion OF The TRUTH whose commentary unon
assumed acis, was paid Tor by the page aud the yauc nj
whose suggestions and the worth hose character NAV
be estimated by the fact that know at eas, ono i;
winch the same at'ache of the lobby the capital acu
ally offered 10 furnish facts aud spccua,ons a. regular
correspondent Tor journals opposite poi,ic,l Sci
nave oeenhe sources OF supply Tor of tie later
sessions Tor such veriiablc bank and Coalition organ. ~
your Courier and Enqners Philadelphia Inquirers Daily
Advertisers Baltimore Patriots ct i'll ouue o.uus r.,
now we are 10 be favoured with new scheme 4, il
this '"'' ~ II
" Du Green has written The conductors Of the af
hha'ed press more or less throughout the Union; setting
'o .e strength irnness and strict organization of the
administration party and the distracted state of the oupos
uon; ana urging the necessity Of making grand and mil
ed movement az anst Mr.. Van Buren, and his friend. To
promote therefore, greater Union of action and better I'M
ahuhS among all the opponents Of administration
and OF Mr. " b. especially, whether nullifer or nationals
ultra lauudinari"ns or ultra pretended strict construction
lists, the old sbettors of the Hartford Convention M a.
modern aheors OF dissolution OF the Union-DuG Grenn
proposes TO establish extensive manuf,c,orv J,,;n
'he "in,cr, oil -" ashngton 0rrespondcncc'-Th sub
stance oil the correspondence be dictated bv and in n
under the immediate supervision of the Editor OF The Init
ed States Telegraph, the chief organ of faction ami mi
hcation, and tile official printer of the Senate of tho
nc several versions of pretended in
egehce 10 be despatched different parts of the coun
try TO suit the different exgences of each section sd
appear simultaneously nearly So in the journals
M WIS purpose so mat the fabricated may carry
me greater weight, and obtain the greater currency nv
appearing IN so m1ny different shapes and apparent cor
respondents. 'F''"" '''-
One OF Duff Green's letters on this subject ,Jd,es.o
" no euor oil an opposition newspaper whom he suppos
20 would cooperate in this imposon concludes az lol
Ows: ~ 10 'o'-
d communicating Duff Green's fabricated Washington cor
"spoDdeDce TO the pubc,l be acceptable 10 Won ,n I
v III receive weekly letter, but generally ANONYMOUS nc
WIZ be oil some consequence that no one snIl L,nr
not even the hands OF your Office the source nj 80
ormaon' as mystery attaches much interest TO matters
otherwise unmportantI'
The Instrument of Mr. Calhoun II, this no,.tI I. ..,
10 nave estimated very correctly the importance NJ
TnO'dng his name from any story requiring credencc
ma an WIZ agree that quite supcrluos TO sneak If
ne necessity Of "mysery" to those who would 60,
ca" any other way OF attracting notice to any thing
y MS But what will be the language of an honest and
ne,gent people, in reference TO scheme of decepon 40
ra as ,his and what will their estimate OF par.
winch will descend to such degrading means 10 laifv
nc administration and defeat the measures Of t,o yen
e ana fearless patriot to whom The people have enrust
IT. erection o. .ner analrs Truly, it is worthy of
ne desperate retaners OF the bsnkl 1900 ~ "
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!" lnhk Mr.. Gay WIZ coDfne himself 10 an effort TO
on Of NJ inc order with regard to the rejec