Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-07

fence &c Iftcy liberated hun he n.eht again roc,t
,h' o''emp, ie thought additional security ought
pcicc. =
judge CFanch--U Under Tire cifcuns,anccs, the bail
might be Increased u 1909 dollars the Constitution said
that excessive bail should not tie demanded ilc
thought 1904 dollars would be suaicicu, II had m.
hccnn shpw that The prisoner WAS connected VIII any
other person pcrs ms
Mr. key--i here nothing to show that fact; but
II was niest surprising that the prisoner
wn'.1 III pssson, or from any other cause should take
| The guilty business ON his own hands
Judge Cranc:i.llc had taken into consideration tl,.
circumstances citie prisoner, and the aggravaton the
onence II he considered the circumstances of the mi;
soner The bail ie had demanded might seem too hi ,;
Il he considered the argrayaton OF the offence it Was
100 low lie thought $1,000 much as could be
fhc prisoner being able to give the bail required
was committed.
JrrrERsoS CorNry. Mississirpi.,
May Z. 1854.
conatry now the privilege of YOU on
subject in which every Individual of this Republic is con
cerned and IN which every man, in whose bosom there
ourns single spark ofpariotsn deeply concern
Cd Swayed neither by party, personal motives s,
speak but The language oftruth Five years ven v
elevated by the almost unanimous voice ola generous and
cohhdng people, 10 the station which YOU n; present oc
cuy Admiration and gratitude for the services Won rem
ucred In, nation on the memorable and glorious 9Th Of
uary mistaken confidence in the honesty and nur;tv or
your principles, prompted them t. choose YOU from m
inc abcst statesmen whic lye ever adorned ibis or aS
Other country But sir, how have you acted toward.
IN
10 Office. you found the count. yin state The most mos
porous and happy The merchant the artist tho frncr
anu IN snort al classes OF industry, rcaping the
rch harvest OF tcr labour. protected ana by
wise and good Governments But sir how. Is il n,,S,
why, sr Ind war pcsiilencc, and famine have spread
ITS horrors dnd devastation the land tho d;s,, nj
distress could not have been greater than now ex,s a,
the consequence OF your tyrannic measures Bul tc,
n,on.s past, ana TINS country possessed currency
superior to that OF any other The hand of desno.isn
has been violently laid upon the sqcfcd char,cr r
our liberties, the Constitution has been tramped u:
def oot and now lies PROSTATE in the dust bleedng M
every pore. Sir, have hitherto looked calmly on
have sometimes been startled sun rscd and ustonsheJ
az Inc irdiood and audacity Of the man who could
thns d,re TO insult the good and honest fclnOs
oil TINS great people, by sctng defiance all law and
making his own personal prejudicrs the rule of action
was convinced that there existed in the senate r,od
sense, and stern nnbcnding principle sufficient t on
pose the march of despotsn and did hone that in tie
iouse OF patriotism and virtue
to have scaled the fate of the present attempt AT tyrnn
bul IN that have been mistaken leave the RrpT,.-
sentativcs OF The people, who have thus ignornnousIv
sold 'ir constituents into slavery leave them TO the
punishment which awaits them They will vet learn
that IT ID fearful thing fall into the hands of am in
suilcd people their day of rctribuon is at bandbnt
SIR IL is TO you, not hcin speak. Since you came in
to ohce has not corruption become the order of tho a
Have you not discarded thousands of honest and cap,L
men from Office TO make for the fawning creatures
OF your own wl-ncn whose greatest ambition is 70
OBTAIN wealth. by robbng the people Have the lead
ing agents OF your army of forty thousand otfico-old
ersi with all their in.crnal schemes and conryanccs
ocen acuyeiy engaged III carrying the work of cor
lupton, for the purpose of continuing in power vonr
corrupt party? And. sir have YOU not openly connie
nanced them? Sir there is but one course tS1r Won q,
ADOPT and that U.s. 70 spurn from your presence those
tiles OF corruption and call around YOU the wise and rood
on must retrace your steps Sir there an earthquake
subeIing beneath you; it is ready to open its laws 20
swallow you IN ITS vortex The country calls Tor sa-
crlhce, and when this reaches the victim, NAV he
ready Tor the altar Beware there an eye upon you
NJ W 'eAs i'i Hhnoroi'ty--it IS the Immortality
Ills Excclency Andrew Jackson,
President Of the United States
CnAHLEsrox, 5th April. 1884.
HIS .hgjeSty, .andrcio Isl Of .7nerica
Willyou majesty be pleased to listen to few words
OF adnonitlon from humble son of Carolina3 If So
hear what have 10 say. Well sir propose to inform,
you that two individuals, who reckless of all conse
qeces have determined to be tho instruments of your
death thinking that by of this nature that they
lils of thi and be sustained by the
g yiH be- Of hans2nn try at least they that
maps to - ~ They are friends ofmine ~ serious
proposed Nvto perform the net But sir tho desDse
you for your tyranny would 10 do am act that Il is
dcsPicahle and mean but you may rely upon IT, that the
two above alluded to- will seek your life and that short
ly and look upon il duty which owe to the coun.
try and myself to inform YOU 1t useless to subscribe
my name as you cannot be benefited by it, but suffice
Tor you to know that am your enemy.
70 PuIIADELPuA.
close you a specimen.
SIR; You recoIcct time since that rave Won no.
tee that would assassnate you the 18th day Of
March, and inform you that it is to he DELAYED ill the
10Th OF May Yours, A DEMOCRAT.
CIScSNArr Ohio, Feb II, 1884
SIR: Damn your old soul, remove them teposi,es
back again. and recharer the Bank or YOU will certain
" be shot in less than weeks and that bv mysclfu
To ANDREW JAcKsoS,
PrcSident Of he q. States,
But Just let me tell you Of the distress in this CITY:
there is about 500 mechanics who about two years
ago. in good circumstances and who has not now
one dollar in their pockets There about 1000 Jour
neymcn discharged last Saturday evening in this place
money is worth IN this place about ten per ccnlmcr.
chants are falling every day.
The Newport Manufacturing Company has failed
Jacksonans are deserving their cadc and all on your
account aud damn your old soul if YOU d., not do some
thing for the good OF the country | will murder YOU
Correspondence Of the Richmond Compiler.
WAsnSGros, February TO- 1884
1t is my sincere belief, sir, that we shall in short
Tune come TO Violence Ny trieRGs in tie .YorLtera
Cites tell me- et IN their opinion pistols 1oibe Fas5
cd, and drks dra1en IN Meir Streets LcJ5ro TIC ca
Pfahon et another month II is teeI FIR tile person
NJ stty IF The iadiridUGis cOmposiRg he 0ciaL Gu
rerRaent, Ahot they small cV 1chich is dcyencgt
on ne GorcrHmcn In commcrciatOr ildcpcndent cy
icod hoy u sgte crn moment relief from mn
quarter present, none in grosyrcf none IN e,pec
carl eHd considerable man, confess Ian rcadg To- ,elet
my LiJc
In his speech on the removal of the Dcposes in De-
c"mbcr 1888; MIR McDutic said III very much doubt
whether the King either of England or OF france could
at this day, do such act a. to seize on the public
treasure without such direct violation of the laws of
the land, would subject him to peril which no man
can i these United States at this day be subjected to-
LOSING MS HEAD"
~ great institution has been assailed and the RIGHTS
and property of widows and orphans tfapcd in the dust
u fN 100 Tf IN