Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02

ppo,d Wiz; in the same arclcsin which they lash
the fanatics 1t IS such Wing papers as that OF Richmond
,.t.nnt n make Northern and Southern question out
of i'm hopes thereby to make it bear against MIR.
Van Buren,, whom they falsely charge with being an
Abolitionist and in favor of Judge White who is the
candidate of the southern branch of the Wing party
Many of the Northern Wing papers have played into
their hands in this game; for instance the New ork
Courier and Enquirer the n Y Evening Star: and tic
Nlidde!own Advocate in this State, al! OF whom nave
more than limited that Van Buren, the abolition eau
dida:c. Hence it is that the Southern Wing papers
publish abusive articles upon the North, telling u.s. lIt
''Sculhcrn commerce is the ring the nose ~ "hcn
the Northern lcvia.lan is to be led "!r' u'y :, i;
done this, their brother agatos this way: q.pl: ~ "
hopes of nHauinr the People of the Nort III '' '
and induce them to rally on the ''pair'ouc an" n'G
minded Webster as they call him IL is Inc las. o'oH
in The zane Of gS,s up c sfitUi into the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES But il will avail nothing; the feoPs
understand it, the great mass OF them WI" '''' u "
as''"' y t'''''' l.vr.s-I Iarcn Register.
We publish for the information OF our IsaaeE5, "
,-ansl,on of letter published in tho journal deS De-
buts of Augus "lh 1t is from Michael ChcvaitcT
correspondent and co-cdtnr OF That journal, VINO hss
been travelling in the IT, States for the last TWO yea5s
! BALTIMonE, July 9th, lS51.
You will have already seen in the papers correSl'h
icncc which has Just been published by the America"
Government. The principal arucIes are ~ d ih5 n'
addressed by Mr.. Livingston shortly before MS oeP
| e.,
for explanations inserted in the law of determination
TO the United States to he nadmssibc; and 2} iettef
dated June .iuh from MI Forsyth Secretary ct STATE:
10 Mr. Livingston, announcing that his ccnaect III
ral during lis mission in France, and his last ote IN
particular haze received the appreciation OF president
Jackson AS the publication OF these articles is oicl
it may he considered notification to France thal LIE
satisfaction claimed by her will not hc gwen.
There is nothing surprising IN this on the part OF cc
neral Jackson his determination had been taken before
| Mr. Liviugs,ons arrival When the news OF the de-
aud for explanations canc the Globe, his avo'vcd or
yan immediately explained itself. unoihc'ay' IS ""'
| In the lruSt satisfactory manner possible -,
General Jackson cu;crtans great number OF sup
ecls and especially with regard I" foreign nations Tie
opnions and prjudccs of the Democracy when Iaisra
Lilu 10 power. The Democracy of this country sig
noal: tie condition Of European nations as the i-
me,Se majority Of our pcn are with regard TO Ancr
c.. and e-ru to our ncglbors. There Is, how
ever This essential difference, that while disposed
to adam! the accounts given oil the greatness oil other
nations, and Lu make giants Of them in this country the
tendency opposite direction, and they are co!i-
sGcred p ginics In this Case scvera! little crcun-
stances have contributed confirm the American Dcmo-
:hc IotiOis Of the superiority o their own couIl-
ry such for instance The addresses OF Cur colncrcai
cillcs sent with such mpoltc publicity. TO recommend
the admission al the American Claims The People OF
the United States have viewed these evidences o. the
fears Of terrified nation. Here, IN truth, the merchants
of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, have used their
eXertons III favor OF peace but they have contticd
themselves with doing il private manner. They
made no rcisc printed nothing but, for all that they
succeeded III The House of Representatives. The very
chuice OF tic vessel sent from Brcsl to bring back NJ
Srrrurer, contributed 70 confirm the Americans in their
high opinion of their power 1t supposed at
New ork that mission intended produce effect
would have been Only entrusted to best ships;
but the sight Of this little NUTSHELL the greater
Der remain convinced that whole Navy would not DC
q match for the ifigate Constitution.
Gcncral Jackson las actcd in this case as he always
acts. Whenever he has an object IA view, he marches
directly and o!rs.iuu:ry at it, lie has found this plan
successfully it has made him President; it insures him
conpice victory the Bank and all his enemies at
home, and he why it should not succeed
with Fralacc Besides. he knows well that the French
Government has difficulties To contend with in France,
and from The ether European powers The last news
from Spain announced that our situation was becoming
mare Intricate III that quarter and that perhaps France
might he Obliged TO rSr, order to the cause OF
liberty in the old wurd. The President takes advantage
OF this eventual of embarrassment IL is certan
y any thing but generous the part of violent an
apostle OF uetty; but that VIII teach if experience
necessary, that while disposed make
political course one oi sentiment, others look first and
principally to their interests. You will agree, that if
the latter br less poeca it is ut least and the
only way to make great empire.
There to believe that, from the first, the at
ud= taken by Gen Jackson towards France has dis
pleased The leaders OF his o"n party the men OF business
and education who figure in it, and even his heir PFC
sunptivc, MI Van Buren,; nevertheless. they al! Join
in the cry VIII. him. 1t is their ntcrcstthe Prcsidcn
tiai election is the pivot which every Thing ere
turns. This election is drawing nigh ana the prparato
~ measures were b"gun before the message apearrd
The convention at which the Democratic party to
concert its operations about to meet, Trca, blow
was to be struck, public opinion was to Er excited In
every county, the Democracy is TO be naYrd b. taking
to 1t OF gcry: victory: warriors, and aurc!S r rrs
dents Message and the extravaganza commentaries
which have been made it, have done wonders
The huzSas excited by them have sicnccd Mr.. Van
Buvcns adrersarirS. Now, Mr.. Van Bnrcns object,
and that Of his friends almost obtained; the sue
cess OF the nanPuvrc is comp'rc the Democratic con-
vention has unanimously proclaimed him the candidate
Oft party, and the party has Immense and compact
majority. Mr. Van Buren,, who is naturally of mld
and coneil!aory dsposiLion and easy 10 deal WITH
turns inSeHsibly to views more con!oac with his cha
rac.er. He knows tina. tic French Govern
ment would ask n";hing at which The scfove OF the /.
States would take o.rmcc. There is mcn!ian of max;
ing the Dogc Of Venice tn Versailles; he is
that form, piece of poitcncss would be sui
Gent He is also too prnGcEt not To think Of the future
If war should break hrtwc.n France and tic United
States he you'd have ~ direct it, and be would b.
glad ~ have this bitter cap pass away from him. The
condition OF Il Chief of Democratic Republic is ain aAy
dsarreeabic (rnH eEoug! in time CT peace hut in
il IS insuppurtabir.
In fine 10 me, if tho internal and external ST.
tuation OF France does not become difficult than it
was some months since: ' need be apprchendrd from
Gen. Jacksons obstnacy; MIR. Van Hurens influence
vii! then be employed more or less directly in avr Of
pacific compromise. On terms honcrai" to all Ii future
the influence o! Mr. Naa urcn will he every day &C
curing more weight titan that Of General Jackson.
Mr.. Van Rnrcm IS the rising sun. In year "a sic-t
TIM MIR. Van Barren will br driin,vcy elected &C
crrdag 10 ali probability. Eut if ncw circumstances
should .aisc up around France, any of those ol.ta.
clss which absorb the energies o! people If new
should arise in the interior; if you should BE- too
much cccnp;cd in Europe To be able make rourselr
spcc:cd III America, any President would prove Cen
jackson to you, and he wnu be obliged be So; then
not syllable, not a comma, woad be allowed you and
you would DC laughed at, you nvnkcd the Ircollrctius
of sixty years ago. Do ne, deceive yourself on this
point. NJ G.
The writer of the above letter auuph he has resided
in country for ,c is almost AS ignorant or
u.s. as he represents his counltyncn i; home to Lc The