Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04

rights as yell az wishes Of the people were lost sigh, Of
aud the power thus procured abused in setting at
defiance aud tfanplng under foot the principles OF the
great majority of the people of the State.
But the day OF just retribuuon has arrived. The
they expect be obeyed Vim. c Rivcs was instructed
out Of his by Legislature which did represent
pointed in his place. The General Assembly about 10
meet, hesitate tell Messrs. Leigh and Tyler
the naked truth 4, instruct them and ask them 10 obey,
aud in the event OF not obcying, To resign
The people, by large vote at the Spring Elections
have dsapprovcd the proceedings Of the three last r.
ginia legislatures aud of the coursc pursued by the So
mite of the United States upon the Drpos.e
They have set their seals in appreciation of the
aud principles developed in the administration Of Ge-
neral Jackson. They urge the Legislature return Will
lm G.. Rivcs to the Senate of the United States and
wish their Senators to vote in favor of EXPUNGlNG
Mr. Clays resolution ion the journals of the senate
charging the President with violation of the Constu
ton and laws and condemning him without u regular
Impeachment, and hearing -Iiettss4g Gesoue.
The following paragraph, from the New Orleans
" True American of 18th Nov. contains information of
considerable interest at this moment:
ave learn that the Hon. Charles Gayarre, our Sena.
tor TO Congress, who has lately 10 Europe for the
benefit of his health has written letter to the Speaker
ofthe House of ofour State Legislature
desiring him to tender his resignation OF the important
office TO which he had been elected"
NEw ORLEANS, Nv. l3.--Thc resignation of MIR
Gayarre, of his in the u. 5. Senate for Louisiana.
has been rendered to the Governor, and accepted The
choice of good successor will therefore be of
interest and importance citizens considering the
present state of parties the Senate and the national
SUBJECTS Wncn may Drought oc1ore mat branch OF
Congress. Our democratic friends should slun.
Der their posts; do think they will they
have already made strong demonstration in favor of
Henry Carleton, Esq before candidate, who lost
his election by only vo,eand that of Mr. Gayarre
TO whom however the former generously lent his sup
port during the last election.
We have received communications in favor of the
didature, aud almost certain of Mr. Carleton We
informed that be will have the support of the Orleans
Representatives OF those from Florida Atakapas Match
tocics, Opeiousas and generally of the West yet
tany of the East. We glad his friends conf
dent f success; and hope they will not rest their
oars. Bee
NAPLES CLAiMs.--Thc Salem Mercury makes the
following statement: I" The agent of the Neapoan Co
vernnent is in town. negotiating with the claimants
with n view to the immediate payment and extinguish-
ment of the full amount of the citizens of the United
States, under the treaty ofls32 The proposed
favourable to the claimants, and honorable and
just the part of the Neapolitan Government that all
the claimants readily and promptly accede TO those
terms The assent of the claimants thus being Obtained
Government will undoubtedly at enter into
arrangement with the King of the Two Sces for the
prompt payment of the soh0c balance at once instead of
the tedious mode of waiting for the annual in
stalments provided.