Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

they would put il of aud decide upon sending another
only thwarted the wishes of the Government bu, treat
ed It with levity that cannot longer be tolerated we
think this step Of the President will bring them TO their
senses--Sonttera (C;eorgia) Bonner.
OUTRAGE ny CREEK lSufASs.--D During the last week
party OF Creek Indians about fly in number, crossed
the Chattahooche into Stewart county, went T. the
house OF citizen named Brown, about three miles from
The river, and without ovocaton, murdered Brown and
beat his wife. party of fifteen citizens immediately
assembled and attacked the Indians but after few
fires The whites retire before the superior numbers The
inarauders, having two men wounded 1t is not know
What was the Indian loss on the OCCASION The Cover
nor has issued orders to the Colonel of Militia in The
county Of Stewart 10 take the requisite steps for defend
ing the people, until the Legislature shall the
subject It's probable that the Indians Immediately re-
crossed the Chattahoochic
IL appears us, that the Chiefs of the nephboriny
Creek towns in Alabama, must know what Indians
composed this party, and that it will be very diff
cult to identify at least portion Of them 1t import
ant that strong example should be made of those
who dare TO disturb the peace of the State and TO
der one of her Mfiedgeric Federal Union.
We much Euquircr) with
ss", Who TO-, - ,ess"'y o@ New York e friend
o.ISiaay Van BuIen ,nao surely which
only sed him Tho s ia my sse" s. so Is,s
S%s D the soS, hHo 'a", all his friends have
you'd be the a. man 10 abandon hi"
There IS no assertion more utterly false more des
pcable, than the assertion that either Mr. Van Buren, or
tonists There may indeed be fcw-a very few exccp-
ons to this rule but they rare that they not
worth regarding. The reckless and unprncpled Star
has endeavoed TO turn the abolition excitement TO
political account But even It's Wing cotcmporaries dare
not follow its example. Its mendaciiy this point is so
Paipapic that they are unwilling either endorse to
Initiate It, The Courier and Enquirer, the leading Whig
paper of the North has that there is not the
slightest truth in the charge, that the feelings OF MIR Van
Buren, are allied TO those Of the abotonsis well
known fact, that the leading members of the ami We
ry society are and have been Wings We do n n ncn
40 of Lac.
strenuously avoided the of the subject of nbo
iton with the political topics of day They should
be Kept apart and we will not join them COMPEL
cd 10 SO by the course pursued by Wing presses Our
political stses are hot enough already without throwing
the leading abolonisls are Whgs- is not for us To
charge upon that party belief in their doctrines or
cooperation in their acts. We have implored all men
oil all parties TO Join in putting down these fierce nat
les, who have declared that the preservation of the
Union is nothing compared with the triumph of their
cause We have sedulously avoided an appeal TO the
party preudces of any Of men But we caution the
wing presses that attempt draw down upon the de-
inocratc party any portion odum that SO Justly
attaches 10 the aboonsts, will reco upon its authors
with an effect of which they little dream. We make
these remarks reluctantly but feel compelled make
them, lest those at distance should be misled The
whole subject is properly understood here
[N. Y Times
No man, believe ever had more faselloods in Won't
ca ana Propagated against him in short space time
tnan Nj. funey has had since he removed the Depo-
sites II would seem thai persons be regularly en-
Poyed for that purpose-for SANDER is put
In lew days past added another item TO the list. IL
says, that " Mr. Taneys favorte toast in the war of
ioiS, was Federalism of the Boston stamp" and
inns new charge is, matter of course
to the columns Of the paper in this CITY owned by
me Bank, and published by their agents Nessrs Gales
and Seaton Now, tits perfectly well known in Mary,
uhu tat m laney gave no such toast any like it
and that on the contrary he openly decidedly op
pose TO the course pursued by the Boston Fede
ana Hartford Convention men, during the last war and
that his opposition brought upon him the bitter and yo
lent denuncations of that class of politicians no
one knows this better than Gales and Seaton although
ey nave endorsed the story of the Boston Atlas Globe
LOUISIANA SESAToR.-lt is stated in the New Orleans
Union of the 2st utmo that as the Legislature of tint
Sate cannot assemble in time TO elect member of the
u . Senate who should take his the commences
ment OF the session. the Governor would in the perform
ance OF ms duty immediately proceed nominate per-
son 70 MI me vacancy who will retain the until the
Legislature shall have time to in the matter The
Union intnlates that Judge Martin, of the Supreme
court OF Louisiana would probably appoint
ment.