Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

the wilderness, in cabin of any State or Territory
out can tak and does talk and tell Of Webster the
tor the statesman the great champion of the Consttu
ton He is i'm soul, as LOFTY his own native noun
ains, and pure their eternal Rocks may be
rent, or moved, but nothing the tide of time or the
epPests OF party, can shake, touch his integrity
Who that could be proud Of country scod NOT DC preud
10 hare such man for President Of the United Matess
May not God hare suffered our eouatry TO run into
irderness, and TEEN isi monsters for e last ars
that he might call out his moral, is political Hrcaies
TO clear and restore 10 us agaa ouy country II ali
honest men do their duty, then these will be the
highest the list Of candidates the electoral
and leading the candidate the successor nomlna
ted by Gen Jackson, they VIII before the House
oil representatives, for selection OF one from that
number, for President The great interests which
have just examined may be considered and by all par
ties such course of administration as will secure them
be most soienniy stipulated and when the rights of the
People are secured that House will select most
likely with safety ALL and with glory to our country
To administer the Executive Government Here Rhode Is
land ,es hare roee as ioad poexcyas efficient the
most and Porerfai State Neoer again do ,osh
go to perpcuate our Union, by preserving the small
from being swallowed up by the great States preren
from Tiang 'no P9'cer on such tide Of op~-
Constitution and Liberty
The Southern papers of the Notification school, do
not ntcrt their efforts combine the Solh on sec
syna grounds against the North They carry their po
iticai zeal to most criminal The late triumph
OF Democratic principles in Virginia. has apparently
brought them to utter despair They speak of their
Northern brethren IL they dcnizens of hostile
nation They are even bold enough in some instances
to predict SEPARATION Of e Unio in which revolving
inumaiion as IN some othe. cases. fear the swish
| father to the thought
Mr.. Calhoun's organ-the Columbia Press-says =
We reriy beece Me time mill arrirc aehc,, no,
mng short 81 fteoation 'cW sare from slarerys BIT
terest portion.
And again .,r, SIS
"OvR .GovERsMESr DOES ANSWER rHE ENDS roR
WHICH 1T WAS INSTITUTED. ir rs POSSESSED OF TOO
hOSh foWER INSTEAD OF BEING A
rioS, III is AN ENGINE OF OPPRESSION, THE SourH-
THE NORTH"
These sentiments of the presses that are banded
together to oppose the nominee of the National Conven
ton, and elevate Judge White to the Presidency,
The Union should be valued too highly and reyered
too sacredly, 10 be threatened With overthrow AT the
suggestion Of disappointed ambition irritaied pride
Inc Paruhg advice of the Father OF his Country should
be perpetualy sounding in earsto frozen on The
rS dd,on'ng ~ an attempt 10 4lenalc porOn Of the
On,on from another !"-.Maine Argus.
Archibald Stuart ESQ., the late candidate for Congress-
IN the Bedford District in opposition to Nathaniel Cla-
borne the member elect has letter TO the ed
tors OF the Virginan in which he denies having stated
that he was uncqucocay in favor of Judge White for
the next Presidency. Mr. Stuart's explanation shews
very clearly that though favor of judge White as the
candidate of the Administration party he could yield
hin ms support the Candidate of the Opposition-he
has seen enough already convince him. that C cleo
ted at ALL he will be elected by the Wings whom he
will be under obligatons-in other words" he will
choose his advisers principally from them. '-LyuchLurg
Democrat
fLoniDA-Iho election tor Delegate to Congress
from the Territory of Florida took place Monday the
4th inst There three candidates in opposition TO
Florida:
In st. Augustine, for Col White, l76
for the other three, IA
Duval County, for Col White, $50
Opposition,
Mosquito County Tor Col. White, every vote but one
There is doubt that the late Delegate is elected by
a very large mnjority-Nat M
WAsHIxsros, May ls.-The following gentlemen
have been invited by the Secretary of War attend the
next General Annual Examination of the Cadets of the
Military Academy, which will commence the LIST
Monday in June
IWaine--Hon. NJ Mason
-Ne,o HampShire-Col. S. Collins
-haSSachuSeus--sHo ~ Bowditch
Connecftcnt-Rey. J. Cogsweli, REV. II. Croswer
Geo n. Davis Geo. w. Clinton, Esq., John Hunter
Esquire.
Penssy,pania-Dr. C. D. Meigs, Gen w. s. Rogers,
VIM. Robinson, Jr., Esq, VIM J. Leiper ESQ, VIM c.
Blythe
;, PHginia.-Dr. E. II. Carmichael Col John neth
Hon. T.. V. Daniel
North Carolina.-John Bragg Esq
South CaroLna.-Dr Il. S. Davis
GeOrgta-Col. VIM. c. Lyman.
Kenfucky.-Thomas J. Pew, Esq.
Ien"essee-Right Rev. II. Otey, Bishop of Tennes-
Hadiana-sDr E. Newfand
Aiabama.-Col Peter Martin
4rmy.-Brig Gen. Henry Atkinson
se%sm'" who nave this mark before their Names have
The New Orleans Louisianl Advertiser states that by
resolution of the city council the mayor required TO
purchase for the of the city cOtton seed OIL This
article is said TO be decidedly superior the sperm
OIL There is mill for the manufacture of this oil
at Mobile and another at Natchez During the past ses-
sion the Legislature incorporated company entitled the
Cotton Seed Oil Factory and Insurance Company the
subscription books for which will shortly be opened and
factory viii be established in New Orleans which il is
expected will go into operation in the month of October
BALLooNISG-A gentleman of our acquaintance. (says
the New York Gazette has received letter from
friend in the city Of Mexico, which mentions that Mr.
Eugene Robertson, the Aeronau had made an ascension
there which successful in every respect il having
yielded him clear profit of toepe thousand sir hundred
dollars lie was making preparations for another ascent
from the proceeds of which, it calculated he would
make tcenty thousand dOGrS. This is baoonng
purpose.
TWELVE HOURS LATER.
We are indebted TO Capt NJ Kean, Of the ship Samuel
Robertson from Bristol for London paper of the even
ing Of April 10th. Ii contains later London market
than before received and advises of the progress
overtures for the formation of Ministry Y
journal Of Commerce.
Sun Office Quarter-pGst T,ro.
Lord Melbourne and the Marquis OF Iansdowne have
Just lett the King with whom they have been closeted
for time.
The result OF this interview with his Majesty has not
TRANSFERRED but have every TO believe that the
Noble Lords have received his Maiesys commands to
form Administration. Should any further particu-
lars come to our knowledge, shall lay them before the
public in a Second Edition.
SEcoSD EDTIoS.