Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08


her ardent attachment TO the Union.
MIcHcAS.--1he Legislative Council of the Territory
Of Michigan commenced extra session the 18th
inst (August) 10 take what measures il may deem
crssary relative To- the dispute with the State of
Ohio. Governor Mason made able and interest
ing communications on the subject p yiny a perfect view
of il, according his belief the present mcand
evincive OF determination of purpose He says:
Outhe 9Th OF May, MIR. Rush and Mr.. Howard di-
rected by the President To inform the Governor Of Ohio
that whenever the crisis referred in the concluding
part of the Attorney Generals opinion shall arrive, in
which the power OF the civil officers shall be inadequate
to the execution of their duties il will be the Presidents
duty TO employ the placed in his hands by the
Constitution and laws maintain their supremacy and
that however painful it may be- il is duty which he is
determined to perform.
Afcr this the President recomnen ended the following
compromise:
Il. Tn the pending prosecutions under the of
February I2th 1885, shall be discharged and discon
tinued."
That Haris's line shall be- and re- marked by
the authorities of Ohio, without interruption from those
of Michigan"
81 That orcible opposition be made by the auho-
rites OF Ohio Michigan TO the exercise of jurisdc-
ton by the other upon the disputed Territory within the
Tune specified the citizens residing upon the Territory
III question rcsoring TO one jurisdiction or the other
they may prefer.
On this proposed arrangement, Governor NJ remarks:
II you accept the proposed compromise you sacrifice
the rights of the Territory, well inilict wound
upon the conlcderacy On the other hand if the argu
ment rejected, violence and nsurrrecton may be the
consequence. The anticpat oil such events every
true American must dwell upon with feelings of sorrow.
with more unfeigned pain than the humble individual
who addresses But upon Others not upon u.s.
the responsibility Of that issue"
The Governors Message referred TO n committee
of seven
- NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Our friend Of the Raleigh Standard clears up all doubts
Assembly elect The Whife- Uhigs have exactly ninetg
members, and the Van Buren, Republicans ll2 giving
To the Tue oS Sh an y of ~ We'll
Hon Hiiie p. Nangm ought TO be made to swalk the
plank now, should 'be sin TO the Honorable Sena-
tors Uhuc friend Davy Crockett Graham Says the
Standard) is elected over Gen Newland, by a majority
of r0tS only, and his election will be contested
So, after ALL our Good news from Carolina NAV
prove half correct by Newlands finally obtaining the
seat in Congress We sincerely hope such may be the
result. In our next we shall publish the Standards
ton, for the especial benefit of Ncrt Carolina SUBJ
scrbers, and the particular chagrin of the Whigs-Pe
terSburg Constellation.
We have again inserted table (l2 Republicans
% Whigs) designating which OF the Members elect TO
the General Assembly are Republicans, or those who
will support the measures of Gen Jacksons Admins
tration, on the one side-and those who modern
"Whgs, or "Nullifers, proponents OF that Admins
traton, on the other. This conceive he the only
legitimate classification of the members according to
their politics, that can be made.
The last 'Regiser busters through column on this
subject, and then appends list of So members (out of
w. the number composing both branches of the Legis-
lature) whom it claims as 'anti-Van Buren," II does
not lay claim TO them against the Administration,
t0r Judge Whiie-but broadly airms that they sop
posed TO Van Buren," Now, it is easy To detect the
uckery OF these bold assertions and deceptive
ments of the Register And will here moot the
point with il, whether ciossifeatOn or it's "anti
Buren, tiSt is the more correct.
We affirm that there will be majority, Joint ballot
OF at least 20 MEMBERS i'll favor OF Gen. Jacksons Adj
minlstraton, and all his prominent measures; and for
proof will refer the members themselves or TO any
purely party division that may take place during the
sion.
As the Presidential candidate of the Democratic par
ty has been nominated by Convention of the people,
and Tie Republicans TO either Congressional
or Legislative caucus they recognize any inter-
ference IN this matter by the Legislature it belongs
exclusively To The people IN their primary assemblies
But we challenge the Register and its hackers to test
the truth OF It's "lst, by attempting to get up Pres-
Dental nomination during the session; and will give
them the tetd against the Democratic candidate Mite
Webster Harrison, Nj Lean Clay take whichever they
and word for it they Will be able rally as
large number have conceded them under the head
of ''whigs."
Or place the issue upon still broader grounds let the
election OF Speaker in either House,Or that OF Co
vernon or OF any other officer, which shall be deicrmin
cd party grounds settle the question Or should they
prefer yet another mode of testing their strength let
them attempt 10 escind the of last Ic-
glslaure TO Senator Mangum and thus relieve their great
which he now abois-tf Meydrre! We challenge them
TO MiS test and if they really DESTROYS calling out
their rank and file, do not how they consist
emily decline IT. since reversal of these TO hen) OBJ
noxous Instructions has been the anxious object of all
their impassioned harangues, and the very climax of
their present aspirations.
We willing abide the issue whether determin-
ed by either or all the modes here pointed out And we
would request every subscriber of the Standard in the
tnre shall have met, and the line Of demarcaon been
distinctly drawn between the partics--and then each
one, by comparison Judge for himself of the cor
rcctness OF our classification Raleigh Standard.
The election in this county, pleased to under
stand will not be contested except by MIR Burton who
was beaten much farther than MIR. Mosby that a,
reasonable hope of is entertained By him We
wish him success, if nc get seat without depriv
ing Messrs. Clay and Daniel of thers-LDnchLurg De-
mOcrat
WARRENTos, Aug 3l.-The Fauauier White Sui
Phur Springs continue to receive crowds of visitors from
all parts III constant succcsson the number in attend
ancr, being from four to five hundred The investment
al the Springs rs no longer experiment. reality has
taken le place OF speculation and we have doubt the
cncrPrzng proprieors viii be richly rewarded At The
concert at the Springs Monday evening last by the
excellent band, Of which Mr. H. Willis the leader the
lovers OF music highly eraticd by the fine execu.
ton OF the several pieces The ball which succeeded the
concert, went OIL, usual, with an agreeable bilarv
winch igh'ens the heart of worldly cares.-Register.
LATER rRoN FEANoE.--The packet ship Natchez
captain White, arrived at New York from Hayre brng.
ing papers of that port and Paris TO the 24h inclusive
ne Iouon Journals Of the 18th ult state that the
Cholera had been evidently the decline there for se
vera days but they had received of its HAVING
increased at GTasse and Freu and had also broken cut
on boardthe huks at Nice in consequence of which the
c0nvcis had been sent TO Villcfrancie At Toulon
rom being abandoned by their colleagues three of the
Muncipal Councillors have died from fatigue
from the French papers. learn that the yrant Of
money is severely felt in the Carlis last sun
pes Of catlo by the French purveyors have not been
PAID Tor and the troops sill in want of proyeons
The inhabitants of Navarro again under apprchcn.
SONS OF seeing their country raversed by the armies
nc large catte winch constitutes their wealth has al.