Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-26
MIR CALHOUN.
In Mr. Cahouns diaribe, of the 10Th inst we find This

IN MI Cahouns dIarbe, OF the 10Th inst, find this
B1 the Supreme Court be nrbitor, he wished to
oo",Y % 9iG S decision OF that tribunal TO tho
ned How was hoissue TO be made uPi This already
had declared s ncnpeciy for Jurisdiction and
sSS' &C. lie wished to know why
lie reason Is easily assigned; it is because the asser
uoh mere made Is as wide Of the fact possible for
two propositions TO be.-Mr. McDuhe argued the Cause
Tor Holmes and his friend right he has moi ,Cor
gotten the case The action debt, the plea non est
jJdctum and the defendants refused permission IN
submit the legal question the Jury under that pea In
Inc opinion oil me Circui Judge published in the Charles
ION ouer' OF May, June, or July last they express
'0d mat hothg was easier than frame plea that
would present the question OF law, and thus to obtain e
g' decision upon that question perfectly well un
derstood there that every facility which the law would al
ow would have been afforded them 10 bring the cause be-
lore the Supreme Court But that would not have suited
me views oil the party The fruits of ten years OF toll
aud expense in influencing and intuang the uries Of
that country would have been lost had ha direction bec
given to the investigation Of the cause. W. Globe
The Charleston Mercury says:
Or impression that there H reduction The Proe,anaio,
I sss I P "a SG ne oSss e q e z party, ' Oh
my wish was father, Harry, TO the thought" The
Nullers, we sincerely believe desire nothing more than
me oelea Of present Tariff bill in Congress- and they
sign, as we sec from the above remark the Mercury
TO impute the failure TO the Proclamation This wouI
suit the views Of Mr. Calhoun exactly He and his
pariZans would not agree TO Convention of Southern
States TO exert their combined atrength and influence nm
OF Congress-No-They knew full well that general
Convention would have spoken The language OF rnodera-
Congress TO make satisfactory reduction of the tariff ac
corIing TO the Presidents recommendation This would
nave lost MT calhoun the commence of dictator in this
matter. The honor OF coercing the Government into
terms before the 1st of February on the one hand or
polling the Southern States to fall into his wake ON the
other The last TO be dragged into the vor,ex Of
South Carolina, il the first does not weld obedience
to the Ordinance, and repeal by the of February Now
we suspect Mr. Calhoun will fail in all his calculations
lie is falling politician and succeeds in nothing He is
" in The sere and yeHOiU Iedf So far from DRAGGING
the Southern States at the chariot wheels of South Carroll
ma, they have already with one voice condenneJ The
course he has taken.
We trust he is doomed to experience disappointment as
to his ordained LIST Of FeJTUGTy andn the hone expressed
by the Mercury, the failure of he pronosed
non oil the farm at the present session The quantun
reduction now recommended, predcated on the con-
don OF The Treasury, and the known will of the
pie oil the United States, before the revolutionary move
ment IN South Carolina The Presidents opening M les.
Congress this subject was prepared before the
rash acts OF the Nuiiers known to him. and was
founded upon his views of the general interests of the
country The violent inerpostion of desperate set of
politicians TO arrest or claim the credit of extorne from
.he National LEGISLATURE whatPubc opinion every where
had previously sanctioned ought 10 be allowed to pre-
vent the contamination of the general wish.
The niinatOn in the ercnry that the President is in
cneu 70 see measure fail which he has repeatedly and
snXiousy pressed on Congress il deception practised
here a, well as in South Carolina II is utterly ground
less he Presidents recommendation TO Congress- was
made in good faith, and il would give him the .inceres
satisfaction TO il accomplished. HI. opinions did moi
grow out OF the proceedings OF the Multiplying CoIyen.
on and We are persuaded that they have been the
however,
x eat body OF the friends OF the Administration would as
peciay rejoice TO the Tariff adjusted at the
session. upon the principles Of the Message because
would disarm the Nuliers, by taking the ariG weapon
out OF their hands, and deprive them Of the means o.
practising further the creduiy Of the people of the
south and increasing their disae con tho Government
aud the Union ID.
! NORTH CARoLINA.--The Raleigh Re gis,er furnish.
es us WIN some Of the results Of the session of the Ie
glSla'ufe Of that state, which has Just ended Resou.
ons were adopted by both branches Of the Assembly, by
large mgorties denouncing the doctrine and practice oil
nulhhcaon resolution submitted by MIR Potts some
days before in relation TO The controversy between South
Carolina and the General Government which deprecates
resort TO iorce 10y either party, taken up for consi-
deraon towards the close Of the session. and after discus
SION, was on Mr.. Folks motion ogIn laid on The table
by vote OF 73 TO %. Another RESOLUTION which had
passed the Senate requesting South Carolina to postpone
the execution Of her Ordinance, was taken up in the
House Of Commons and laid tie table until the 81
MONDAY IN November next-tantamouni 10 rejection 49,
The deliberations OF tie session were closed with the
greatest harmony.-yNaf. Int
\ FRS AT KEY WEsT.--A fire broke out in The house
Of Capt Green, which entirely destroyed the adjoining
hotel and six or eight houses, together with the money
sent there TO purchase the cargo Of the Pulaski wrecked
of that port. The loss is estimated al $50 600
THVHE General Meeting Of tire membera If The Mofua