Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
ALABAMA.

The developemeDts which we have recently
made of MIR. Cass's Instructions, and of Mr.. KEYS
Mission, have poured oil upon the public feeling.
Hope has succeeded TO gloom-and tranuuillity to
anxiety. None but the Nullifiers are dissatisfied.
They expected great things from the harvest of dis
content, which they were about 10 reap in Alabama.
IL is amusing to see the crude specualions and
the jealous suspicious, which the Telegraph is at
tempting to scatter over the country. Hear him and
then let the Public judge of the confidence which
is to he placed in such reckless and factious poll
tician:
eve confess that look the of this with deep
hs me- Ssy %G e e OF s S court TO s ITS
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Sys eaaSse But e Si
nauonce have resolved to maintains the
s o a sS 1 n0s n" refuse
there be any attempt to cary up the to the federal court
Now-let The reader compare these speculations
with the Instructions we have published and he will
see what sort of stuff is that tile Telegraph is in
the habit of circulating among its readers This
Editor IS Tor ever harpng upon the next Prcsiden-
cy and uerng su eli absurdities as the above
Major Mcintosh is instructed to obey the civil au
thorty of Alabama The orders are unconditional
and unqualified. Mr. Cass has not drawn them with
any eye to MIR. Van Buren,, or his preensons TO the
Presidency.The reader will perceive from the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Raleigh Constituencies"
of The 18th, which speaks Of MIR. Key, that the
character of his Instructions is not exactly described
by the Editor of that paper. The Copy of his In
structions, however, as republished i'm the same pa-
per, will correct any mistake into which lie has been
betrayed:
Francis ). Key, Esq, spent several hours in our
City last week on his way TO Alabama with instructions
from The General Government, relative the controversy
the Indian reserve Ii collision between the miliisrv
and civil authorities, do not take place before his arrival
Nj Key will doubtless be able to adjust the matter 10 the
satisfaction OF both parties The object of the General
government lie informed uswas 10 enforce compliance
with The requisiion Of the civil authorities OF the State
in the srres! OF the soldiers demanded by them for the
murder oil Ovens and 10 cndeavor procure them a trial
by The United states curt From the excited state Of the
pubic midland the great jnd existing in Alabama
against these men, 1t greatly TO be feared that unless
some such arrangement is effected, they i'll be sacrificed
regarde alike Of jus ice humanity The last Rich.
mond III qurer coLia copy oil tie tons TO the
commanding officer directing the course which he il TO
pursue, likewise ain extract Of the instruct ions 10 Mr.
Key, which we lay before our readers"
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The awful accident which has occurred on the Camden
aud AnbOy Rail- Road, is calculated 10 produce some pre-
JUDGE against that mode Of travelling But is this esii-
mate correct! The Baltimore Gazette states that II is
now about three years and half since the travelling on
the Baltimore aud Ohio R,il Road commenced, and
more than three hundred thousand passengers have since
travelled OH II without single instance Of serious injury,
TO lie or limb having occurred 10 any Of hem"It
auus' ua' "a late important improvement we lind
Teeeu 70 ~ he last annual report OF the President and D
HcOrs OF mat COmpany--by The introduction OF ftCO
drought iron bars into the outer rim of the wheel by
wbch-n case oil lis racture-the parts will he held 10.
geer, AMI Tie wheel sustained at least until time will
he allowed TO replace twill give still further security TO
The travelling ON this road, which, by the way isday in
creasng aud has already FAR surpassed anv
that could have been formed the Of lie
work, upon its present limited extcnl."
The truth is, that these very accidcn's set the mind on
enquiry, aud ultimately strike out new means for nrovcn,
ing them. Necessity becomes The mother Of nvendon-