Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
fse, GIVING .he least countsnance 10 the aafsu.a:

soslc fact, giving the least councnance to the aoud
- ;nivxtatoaS. $780, .
,,;on of ,nusclf and friends to erery e,rS,u.
'jc,d nropsr effort to tic course Of the a5oii
,nss il Ike STATE Of NeD York. ty strong tegsiaos
tpsr:saeHtS.
r rcry same Mr. Noah bit Tic ctse. day charged The A.
3r;us distinctly said TO be in tie confidence OF Mr.
= Hurcl with having backed out Of all legislative enact
o;s The .ir.uS den:cs this charge in the most posi-
49, r,apnrr9gaia, the Albany Advertiser Ia Whis Ike
5 > charges the friends Of Mr.. B. with this very de-
n IN the following TERMS An attempt to pass ray
H. and control the liberty of The press WILL i zee nag
;r. csrain ii:cdiioHs IN Tie Setr paper be made by
=, friends of Mr. Yea Earcn, in order to curry favor
i: South an attempt which even the South mus, dcs
Thus, find the Wings blowing hot and cold in the
sine b.rath-The Evening Star charging Mr. V B. with
~ Indifference to legislative enactments-and the Al
,ny Advertiser charges his friends with design pass
.,cin-.7gain-Thc Albany Resolutions declare, that
we will, by all constitutional and iaejnI means erert
AR influence 10 arrest the progress of measures tending to
oscn the bonds of union. aud to between us and
u Southern brethren feelings Of alienation and dlstrust
i which the most fatal consequences TO be apprc-
aended"-Aud the last Resolution :pliu!,ts TO their
.u.Hern Brehrcn their faith to maintain in prlctice
50 !7 lies in our power, what have thus solcnly
G,cared." 2gain-We published some time since the
flowing extract 81 letter from Mr. Van Buren, to Il
lend in n. York:
BY spirited and aclrc proceeding upon the subject,
he Evil Spirit may be put down; aud if it be not put
.,wn, tell what may be its limits of mischief
I'd calamity. The abotons;s themselves admit, that
r<ubcct belongs exclusively to the States. How cul
rhc aud criminal then is !. in them NEEDLE in
T.. with which they confess they have nothing to do
gaa l7oui which interference such terrible results are
Sly 10 follow ~
Bat further stir; wr have letters before which
ri sent by Mr. Van Buren, or by any sort Of agcn-
r O. request OF his. which touches the pnn in the most
,.ci nanrc..-We DO not feel ourselves at liberty to
,,,kc 4 copous extract from them; although they do
.ch credl, to the. writer. Indeed must throw
yts upon the indulgence of friend, for having made
d; illusion all 10 the el.rrs-aad still for uak-
~. he following laconc extracts: 'Pu5lic sentiment
.l doubt not he sufficient to accomplish it wiz: put
the nto'itioniss;) if atut should prove made
,:,e the considerations which have made it what
, S will in due tlmc create general desire that the
legislature should exercise all its righ,!u powers the
se eud. Having only in view The accomp !ishment of
ra GOOD to the country, our political friend, with
,,1su-c every instance in which their opponents take
. lead or profess to do so, Of safety and
..a,,ss" One extract, from another letter. and
- nave DONE You may b. assured that there is no
man in tho country, who condemns their jlhat Of
"a, Ahc,ioniSS) more thoroughly than do"
~, do expect 10 silence the Star, tine Wing, &C.
- by any explanations which we may make: We
ou as expect 10 melt the polar ices with single