Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-31
POLITICAL.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81.

The "Important Disclosures The Colunbia Teies
cope OF the 22d received yesterday furnishes the author
" upon which il relies TO substdntiaie the ridiculous
iummery lately banded FORTH the subject of an ALLEGED
'couson between the Union Convention and the Presi-
dent in framing iS late Proclamation, Sc This authori.
~ consists OF letter dated At LaurGns 18th inst signed
"Jdmes IL lrby, protesting convey tho substance of
conversation with MIR. Harrison of Greenve, and Gen
Tucker, both members OF fc Union Convention i'm which
MIR. H. IS represented to aege, that "the Presidents
proclamation was written in Charleston and carried TO
" ashihgion by -, the Presidents secretary. That
copy oil II was brought TO Columbia by Mr.. poinseu
That this, together with letter from Gen. Jackson and
Hunt resolutions, submitted secret committee Of
the Union Convention little further on, this Mr. Irby
e'ehds TO quote Mr. Harrison asserting that ne ead
the Proclamation in manuscript, and that il was written
by Poinsett Nearly column and half of the 7eIescoDe
Is seriously devoted TO this miserable rumpery more
hmsy, bungins hoax attempted-and vet
those who give 1t publicity, call il controversy! "
lie whole subject Is unworthy OF noiccbut ii has
been made TO embrace the of several very dsn.
SShed men, we think proper TO suboin the comments
oil B T. Perry, Esq. of Geenvic, who a member of
the ConveDton olows-"That the Proclamation was
Wuehm Chareston, is too absurd Tor the belief OF
sibe mdn-that il read in manuscript i'm Poinse's
possession, we have hesitation in pronouncng a base
Jd6Tcufi0n-that il was submitted 10 a committee
OF the Convention utterly fdise-that jackson pledged
himself to issLe such paper the union party might de-
sire, is rdiculons-that any letters received from
Jackson about sending round gatc and two or three
sleeps and, that pGn Buren must be elected President
Sc heard of before, though knowing to every
hng which Tanspired in the Convention and in the com
ttee he Isolated expression of Judge Johnson's, is
DOUBTLESS c1Tec-his name is sufficient guaranty-That
Jackson not intend TO use force To MT dSi tb
Nulihcs, is certainly true lie he has nothing 70 do in
putting them downbut that he will lse force to ere-
cute me idcS, is his bounden duty they cannot be
otherwise enforced That any part of the Union Conven-
uoH were kept concealed from Governor Manning is
J00iSA Siaader There was no member of the Conven-
ton in whom the party had confidence and he will
be the last 10 desert the Of the Unioh.C C. GdS
To the Editor Of the southirn Patriot-
SIR;-ln the Merc,Hy OF some few days back stated
that an extract from the Columbia Telescope contained
ittrl,t
charge again made in the Telescope yesterday upon
the authority of Col. j. II. lrby OF Laurens Whether
the Col is correct in his impressions of Col Harrisons
and Gen. fuckers opinions, know not Certainly the
tenor OF his letter leaves Impartial alternative
but TO believe the Co.'s. zeal in le of his party
greater than his delicacy. Until hear from Col Harr-
and zen. Tucker, continue to behave that sate
men untrue Untrue it certainly is and the only doubt
in my mind is, whether Col Irbys impressions wrong
or The o her gentleman's. Yours &c
DANIEL L. HUGEE, Jr.
Notification IN the East.-Tho resolutions reported
by JOINT Committee OF both branches OF the Massachu.
ses Legislature protesting against modification OF the
Tariff, and nsucling the Senators OF the State in Con-
gress 10 oppose Mr. Verpancks BILL adopted in the
House OF Representatives Tuesday by of 400 10
%. The Salem Advertiser denounces them evident
iacous, aud evolutionary, and as contrary "o the
isung public sentiment in Massachusetts" We give the
resolutions below, that readers may Judge whether
they deserve the epihets applied TO them by The Salem
paper ii their tone be not neDacng towards the ge
neral government any thing that has from 5. -.
confess ourselves ignorant OF the meaning language
axe inc passage IN winch Mr. NeTpancks
bill is declared to measure "inU0iUHg such gross and
pdipdbie abuse Of pOICer IN the goUernment as tcold
JUSTIFY the STATES AND CITIZENS AGGRIEvED bv
1t, an ANY MEASURES WHICH THEY MIGHT THINK
PROPER TO ADOPT for the purpose of obtaining re-
dress Here the power OF the majority pass Mr. Yer
panks bill is expressly denied, and threat is held out
that the State OF Massachusetts, will not submit the
The Massachusetts, Legislature do not like South Carroll
ma menace notification of the obnoxious statute
but declare all means of redress lawiuany measure of
dsobedence Of annoyance violence against the eener
al government which the State the citizens may take
II into their heads TO adopt
Such threats trust will pass by Congress- as the idle
wind As the threats Of South Carolina should form no
ings OF party in Massachusetts have any effect to pre-
vent it. Let that body adopt the noble maxim Of the
Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways and cans do jus
uce and fear not-and there can be no doubt of The
evenly Y. II. Post.
(Erracfs from the ResoIutiOns.)
Resoired, That while we cannot for a moment andci-
pate the possibility OF the passage into law OF bill Of
this description, in Congress which, within few months
has by large majority pledged itself 20 the policy which
IS now proposed TO abolish, yet deem it duty for
maly TO protest against the adoption Of the measure pro-
posed as ubversve Of the best interests Of the country
dcroSaory to national honor, and involving such gross
and papabe abuse Of power in the government, would
justly The States and citizens aggneved by il, i'm any
measures which they might think proper adopt Tor the
purpose Of obtaining redress.
Hcs0iDed That Senators in Congress be instructed
anu our Representatives requested to all the means In
Gif power TO prevent the bill reported by the committee
OF " ays aud Means lfom passing into law.
a FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Mu
IA SIC, and can come well recommended, will meet with