Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-04

The Senate Yielded sooner than dsappon the for
the military honors OF the peacesbe remedy. The Hon
George M'Dufie, u will DO SEEN has commenced his
military at the very top OF the isder-Gen. Ha.
millions leap from Leuenanicy to gader- General
ship, was nothing, compared with this promotion ex,raor
We have pronounced the oath objec,ion,bl hold
TO be 80 In point OF time aud motive, though no, ia pn
cple The following extract form oil the OATH
as prescribed by the 10Th Of the Military Bill.
u" addition to the oa hs required by law. Chat it,
the oahs to support the Constitution o ,h, State aud OF
Tue United Staes.) every officer Of the militia hereafter
TO he elected, SHALL before he enters upon the duties hi.
ofhce take aud subscribe before person authorized
by law 10 administer oatls, the following oath: 81, A. b.
do solcmnly swear Tor sirn the may be) that
will bear allegiance the State OF South Csro
20 help me Go; which oath shall he endorsed and
he'd on his commission as herein after prescribed"
The Secretary OF State enjoyed a very comfortable
windi by the issuing Of military commissions under The
volunteer sysem-ihe new elections TO take place under
the present Military BILL which Tell swoop
from and afer The 10Th Apr next, all the militia commits
sion, In the STATE will yield that officer u still COM
Portable provision at the expense Of overlooking
suiy So much Tor Modification. Charleston Courier.
From tho Bal inote Gazette.
The following letter from Wa>hin gton hch we cow
from the Baltimore Republican of this morning, con aims
intelligence Of highly important nature.-The editor
who, we suppose, is acquainted with his respondent,
says that no cannot vouch for the authe nciy in.
ornaton but the conplexion Of relations with France
atthe time when Mr. Livingston lett this country on his
mission, renders 1t by no means Improbable. We ex.
pressed our conviction. thenfouned what thought
conclusive evidence-that the delay la the execution
the treaty was to he attributed unlienly disposition
ell that the President, In his last Annual Message,
that certain documents, comprised In the ypustions
the Convention. had been withheld, no satisfactory
reasons assigned for the delay, though the nepoon
the Chambers was not necessary for the delivery Of the
papers.
From the Baltimore Republican.
IMPoRrANr.-A correspondent at Washington gives
information the subject of our ne gotiaions
with France. 1t is OF interesting nature. We cannot
vouch tor its Authenticity; but it will be that our
friend declares il entitled credence. We give il
received II. Ii correct we presume that Message will
be sent TO Congress, in relation TO IL.
From Correspondent.
Warrington, goth Dec 1888.
To the editor Of the Republican:
Z" have heard from which consider as fully
entitled TO belief that dispatches have been recently
ceived, from Minister in France, of nature highly
interesting to Merchants. Mr. Livingston, with the
the negotiations commenced continued suce the
cesson oil General Jackson to the Pre- has accord
ing 10 his n@ruc,ons urged the French Government
The completion OF Its engagements under the
concluded by late Minister Mr. R,ves, for the in
IDENTITIES for spoations American Commerce. The
French Minister'S IL is stated have thrown every impede
ment in the way Of the final adjustment this ques; ion
even so Tar as TO refuse copies Of he Of
the vessels seized and by the Cou OF Napo
leon, contrary to the law Marane and the law OF
This Is done under the plea that the Chambers have
made no appropriation for the payment of the agreed
upon the indemnify; but certainly such preext ought
not TO be advanced against granting copies of
Official documents hanks TO the energy OF the Presi.
dent however, the French Government will soon under
stand the nature OF diplomatic relations with them.
In this matter, General Jackson expressly yeser
day his determination that the United States sh Ill
submit to that which is wrong. Ii will be sustained by
the Walton, which desires nothing that is right"