Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16
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WELL DoNE-We have this moment been informed
oy two gentlemen Of high standing in Geor0in wifi
whom we have long been acquainted that Ceneroi ocI
son has positively refused approve any contract Io,
made with the Indians, believing us he does that ,hs
hoe or nearly the whole of the contracts for land arc
fraudulent Both of these gentlemen saw and
with Mr. Dougherty, who went 10 see the Pres;don, ~
ne SUBJECT and to furnish him with the evidence Of the
i"PoSuonS pTactsed on the Indians by the process Of
personatlng, &c. Mr. Dougherty is the person anded
TO IN the Journal time since as HAVING written N
us Tor Inc evidence in oppossesson to proye The f,rd
on the Indians Thousands ofhoncst mon vin h,;
thank Gen. Jackson for his interference TO nnt dow
one OF tue most extensive frauds this country has ever
Witnessed. The General never performed n more ac-
cePtable act to the People of this part of the countr
IMAM his refusal henceorward TO approve any
whaiever with the Indians for their lands He sends an
agent snoruy TO look INTO each of fraud We hone
ne VIII be able to get to the nation without beinp brbrd
himself, as that will be attempted, it is thought
NEAroLIrAN INDEMSIrY-We learn with qualification.
that the first insalment under the treaty of indemnify
with Naples, has been received and maid over -, ~
claimants or their agents Our readers are aware that
very large proportion Of this will 90 into the pocke
oil citizens OF Salem and its immediate vicinity-to
whom over $sOOOO their proportion of the first install
ment has already been paid There will be nine in.
staments. The whole amount recovered IL nearly tr.o
millions thus will the citizens of section of the
country distinguished as the theatre of invcteate oppo
sltlon TO the government realize of the so!d bless
ngs accrnng from the energy and raighfDrwardncss
OF the present Administrations Administration ,vb;cb
IN us diplomacy has invariably reversed the sluggish and
indifferent policy of its predecessors-and claimed from
foreign deiinquenis eroy Thing that CLEARLY right
limit
10 nothing udt caS ,01c Proceeding upon this s,lu
ary principle Cen Jackson has been sgnally success.
ni In obtaining for our merchants redress for spoa
IONS upon their commerce of remote date-and
prompt in avenging every fresh aggression upon
american righis--every insult to the American iiao
The indemnity from the French Government yyonI5
beyond doubt have been forthcoming ere this
had not the Executive been what bafled by The inn,
polite Vaccinations of hctious Senate 1t is evident
from the complexion of the latest adyccs from France
tha he Government after all feels unwilling hazard
the die upon non-illment of its solemn treaty OBJ
famed by President jackson. They will yet pay our
c"ims--to the disappointment of Clay, Webster and
every leader of the Bank ctn-and then the venerable
Tennessee Farmer may close The ledger having balanced
Co0mtreia Adrcrtiser.
WHAT Will Mr.. LrIcH DO This is question that
naturally follows the late uncxampled and Triumphant
success OF the Democratic party in the State of Vrgi-
MIA VIII he resign rather will he accent Office
such signal rebnke by the people, of his late reckless
conduct as senator last winter in the place of William
T. Rves, who was recalled by bank-subservino Icris.
aue, whilst nobly fighting for the honor interest Of
ms country We think that enough has been indicated
by the Wing, and his partzans generally to authorize
the belief that he will not The Richmond Enquirer
and petersburg Constellation of the same opinon
u he should not and promptly too-the people have nno
Their powerful evidence tending prove the fact that the
whole wing party is the old Federal party in disguise
ana that they do deny tctoally the right Of lnstruc
hon.-Lynchba@g Democrat.
DEMocRArIc FEsrivAI."-On Tuesday last. n nles
hva TO commemorate the triumph Of democrof;c
principles took place at the spring of Mr. Jacob Nor
and great many attendcd--the number has been Va.
nously estimated from five hundred to one thousand.
Mr. John Grggs, acted President assisted by Mr.
Geo. i. Beall, Capt Grantham and Col g. Daye1porf
wee Presidents Col T.. Lucas, the Representative
eject was present and after being toasted honorcd the
company with speeeh--C harestooa Free Press.
go From the Washington Globe1
we present to-day the first number of The Extra Globe
IL has been delayed beyond the appointed time only 10
enable us to give perfect report Of the PROCEEDINGS of
the late Convention.
We shall make great efoTtto import political interest
to this paper All that is essential TO tile history of Inc
politics OF the times will find place in itand although
rom the condensed form in which shall be compc
ca TO draw into the foreign and domestic news as we'll
as lhe important political transactions and discussions
when engross general attention. it cannot eontnta a.
full history the daily print; yet as it will contain
references to The sources from which information i.
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