Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-09

TU ONO nuNHred inmates, others have
many more. Many deranged persons still at large.
But the unacy Of the few will not by just men, be as.
crbed TO the great and ruling body Of the people. We
know that dcmagogues, who the topic for personal
objects, whether OF revenge ambition, will be con.
vinced But the great body OF Southern citizens can
have being deceived or in others
on this subject Such will ask themselves, what will il
profit to establish among slaves belief that the
North i prepared or preparing to enforce their emancpa
from all interference with slavery, shield inst the
false and sanderous charge, and the hatred which ma
turally begets?"
OF THE NON. ESCRIPr ORDER
We wish the /" Baltimore Republican" hereafter a no.
bier text for the focibe commentaries il has
varying hues and contradictory sentiments which il
has copied and exposed from tho columns of the modern
camsleon, remarkable enough We did not suppose it
possible, until the selected extracts in The CO.
'umns OF the Republican, that any print could be so for
goui Oh its own positions as in brief article contra
dict itself in so pointed manner "It 10 alleged that
Henry Clay not 10 the fed "a declaration for which it,
issu.Pected. Mr. Clay will scarcely thank the
and tho opinion expressed that he does desire it, But
the reason that is given for saying and judging strikes
Clay hssreached the highest pitch OF earthly grandeur and
human glory II said that she has reached tho pou of
smiacnce which can receive accession OF from
ONCE, and that "Mr Clay has lived down sander" and
immediately after is asserted, did ouce hone that
his native state would have taken up name Of Henry
hope has vanished. Prejudice has sunk deep Sian.
der has done its work too WELL Nine years Of living do
traction had produced effects which length of time only
eface Thus according the notion of the editor
Of the W, "Mr. Clay has lived down slander;" and
so highly exalted on the pinnacle of glory that ho
desire nothing more, aud at the lime ISLANDER has
none us work too WE'LL aud has produced effects, which
. length OF time only efface!'
But all this, though striking enough when found in one
article Is little in comparison OF the wonderful amorpho
assnmedfrom one short period to another What
print was moro decided against the whole scheme
iihcaon more bitterly rdiculed and reprobaed sys
tom and its authors! Yet none is devoted to
thoir vindcaion What print was more trea cherous TO
tho cause OF State Rghs-aud stood up for the Tariff and
the Bank-and lashedthe vetoes, Sc sc! Yet Il, now
In he
excess Of Modification. This scrbber was the other sy
SO reckless aud regardless of facts edecare that
before the Proclamation appeared, Gen Jackson never
once dreamed OF fulfilling his promises made previous TO
the secton-that he entirely forgot the very name Of
oa'e N'ghs; or II he remembered them at ALL it
only to bestow of his peculiar and execra
tons upon those who asserted Them Who repose the
slightest confidence in the assertions grssy
mis-sates the course of the over all
the veoes, which few would have had the couraget
risk in defence OF the Rights of the Staesand now
abuses him for standing by the side of State Rights
~hom ne once abused for having thus stood by hem'
The age Of Improvements Example on a small scale
h omnibus is life the world tho public thing
as those ho 49, Of s omnibus of The ct
ma sop Tho Of equs foot
raised wife, and cook wsnch
wsr 0s 70. the sane ofsua They
and ribbons B SSaso gown side by side with silks
Opnbuses $50 called, doubt because they are open
omnibus, TO ail of modern invention Its only with.
In low years since they have been Introduce into Paris
singular Partisan work, "Ihe Book of the One Hundred
and One The Duchess of Berr said to have assisted
very much in recommending their Soon after
was established In Paris some conversation took place
Court, in the of which she look sides with the
omnibus and declared her determination to pa,ronize
IT, Accordingly, in day two, and ono of her maids
OF honor took their on the street where il was to
pass No one knew them through their dsguise-and
un, they were set down. suspected the character
oil The fair passengers The flew through the
CITY; and from that moment, the omnibus became popu-
. we require no such royal patronage to bring them
into vogue in this country They have in measure
superseded The places hacks and ca5roets in Paris and
they are fated to do The by the hacks in New York
fmiaielphia and Washington. They rapidly multi
upying In the two former towns, various sreesWe OBJ.
serve that Mr.. Amis has two omnibuses from the NAVY
Yard in Philadelphia TO Remington, which make trp
backwards and forwards once every hour And Coonel
neesiue Is about establishing line i'm another direction
which is expected to support ahdD hourly stage.
o;s too have an omnibus in City It's ponderous
vehice drawn by four horseswb long side benches
capable OF accommodating about Is passengers The bag
gage goes upon top We understand il nearly every
hour from the Banks down TO Rockets conveys pas.
sengors regularly to the Steamboats, in the morning. and
rom henin the evening" mode of accom- mediation that
Is sun more convenient, in consequence of tho arrange
inent which has been made between the Patrick Henry
ana the omnibus The boatnever starts before the omni
ons arrives; So that the passenger the latter is never
disappointed in his passage in the ormer has our best
all will support II.
. The State Rights Party have had meeting a,
Charleston, and appointed Committee oil I6 to procure
suoscripuons throughout the State for the purpose Of
IN.
IWnbuH--On the other hand, the Union Party are
about to present Col Drayton with splendid piece of
place, as testimony Of their of his distinguished
personal and public qualities The contribution Of each
cizen Is limited to dollar; with the view Of enabling
every poor man to join in the contribution
CHOLERA IN OHIO.
Colu'nSus-From the commencement Of the disc ase
up to the 9th u there have been reported by the Board
OF Health fourteen deaths in the town. and seven in the
psniiendsry. The Ohio Monitor says-"The panic
cssioDed by tho Cholera is considerable Probably or
800 or near one fourth of the people of the sd
"hlcn makes sensible dlminuion Of business"
ChiheoMe-7 deaths from the 9th July 10 tho 3D. Aug
The Ga'snan states, that Col. Dodge has accomplished
the entire removal of the Winnebsgo Indians across the
wisconsin, in accordance with the treaty of last summer
TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS
No nave several printed Hrisles shall Law
soon as possible before the tranactons bel the
~ nteigencot and the w. s. Bank Globe and
cJo,nod 70 ~ the history the Missionary affair
IN orga-lh no remaining Nos Mr. Clay's
list Of ne Graduates the University Virginia
we have several MS Communications also
eonmence "a Republican OF 49, nex-ilory in rsny IN
Modorstion" week, certainly Tho ffo soo