Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

the gully dlsurbers Of their peace and safety Toe
place OF lc cnnsuniulation and effects If the mischief
uo not the place Of lis construction and sending off
The intended destiny of the inuy is the real seat of the
crime committed A iago, sent by citizen Of Jersey into
t<ew i"rk that fires the City, brcuues felony
,i'eo Ia New York; and though the felon cannot be-
~, ugiu'e ri tie general anil ordinary accept
a Oh iiie phrase. vet hr is drruuent TO The laws
ana justice OF New Yrrk !l,, comes rIv ,p, clearly
WITHIN TIC meaning ad Iurm,iIS of the mutual com.
PROMISES AMI pledges in the c,ntrdrr,. of tie Stairs
'L: ~" I" 'icin"nd iIrou III the p O..
within hundred yards If l,c tinyrrp. In,r i.I,
lmrniHg or s.n"kc of winch hi nus, I,v. an \,u
directly within the foregoing cls- ana rr.nrdn 49,,
n3t Int rnlaliy 10 have been made from wh., go
from whom they carne.-wlIc! prrsuu. !, ras ,
impossible IL ascertain through tho post marks aud thns
pnSagenls tlrour h whose hn:ls try must have uass,d
Indeed were not their own public ayowas in their anti,
slavery proceedings and bnds!iS sufficient Confession
of guilt tn ustiiy-nay, to require tie Governor OF Viz
gina, any other State thus treated to demand the
ieons, and au:iDsr tie President "i the u States to r.-
tend the Of Frdrra protection To those States whose
rights are thus virtually if not directly invaded ant
lrnacrd;
If ALL or any of these duties have been performed by
any Governor init the of Mississippi (in part AN
American has been unfortunate To- have seen
or heard n il; and sill unfortunate. i'll dining Gov
Iazewe of his State great and manifest in Istcs
which when convinced ul shall br more than utuurd
for BY an "verc'rrrspnniug iow of praises and rulo
gui's for his correct and patriotic services Till when
shall continue the liberty ol looking at him with strict
and severe eye.
That WIS To be- brset ana s,ung by the swarm Of
iactlris Yerin, wto constantly haunted and Ytxrd
with their trh1 drramS md 6s:UnJ aGoM the lille mari
cinn, and would hy-bnw and destroy shis whole
nation to exclude their drspisrd Andrew Jackson and
Martin Van Buren,: in their destroying ystrcIaclions
was early and fully anticipated. But how any of this
g-UrciHg cspicd the ''0jcct Of .e nsidious
design IN tav'r of Martin Van Buren,. in the Address
to Gov. Tazcwrl would require something more than
their own m3icpicrcing Mnd$S 10 find ont. Had the
Enquirer published the number preceding that (Which
The Editors udIc0S. perba s,s,poning
under r1'S!ng circumstances, At the tnc than Ike
thar in presenting it at SUCH Ir) those discerning
iei*rHerr5 whuld have been puzzled Enough the dirt
daubJtrs well known t., be among the ingenious
well the slim "l INSECT tr.be) tn have
found place in ''Au Ancrcans political suprrstruc
lures To- have kuilt nest. even the luGe mn.i
cian' in. As to the high compliment Of "FEDrRAL
HnrugIsrY, it would have been Justly bestowed
the immortal WAsimsGroS the Father Of correct
Southern Federalism, well OF his country, than
hutnbir private individual
AN AMERICAN.
?. S. may employ another No.. il | have time, to
show dc is easily done that Congress has right
to dispose Of the private rights ana properties Of the CIV
Zels Of the District Of Columbia. than Of those ui any
OF The gua States; tine contrary, that they
nuCh bound by the strict letter Of the Constitution,
protect them against robbery. And, the Wiig has
given currency 10 the attacks the uutIor, and
candidy and lonnrlhIy did Justice the Postmaster
Gencra | confidently rely It's giving this defence
il did the attacks and in Justice long stlnding
subscriber and personal friend. A. A.