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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
FREYcB 1FFgJpS

We are daily looking for intelligence from, France
nc Crisis is deeply mporant-bu whether the accounts
De Tor veal or for Woe hope the great mass of the
reope VIII rally around the rights the honor of tci
country The Opposition press have done much mischief
by the tone they have assumed. Ii was calculated TO
impress the French with belief that public sentiment
VIII not support Government in any strong
lhere is one remarkable exception among the Opposiion
presses-at the present crisis Mr. Walsh of the Nation
al Gazette, has sustained the Administration b las,
paper says IN reference to the last dispatches submitted
to the II. of r.:
, " The subject is oft highest Importance II is seen
that our minister at Paris required nearly
bic Tor success such manifestation of feeling and re-
solve on the part of our government as is made in Pre-
sldent Jackson Message. The situation of Mr. Living
ston has enabled him to Judge of the true condition and
exlgcncies OF The case and his opinion confirms the
proprieiy OF what has been done by our Executive we
may INFER likewise from his view the mpolicy of sucb
and arguments have been lavish
ed IN the Wing papers All our readers viii we trust
give particular attention to the sentiments respecting the
case ana the Presidents exposition Jfi., which that pro
found patriotic and venerable Statesman Mr. Adams
expressed IN the House of Representatives on Saturday
last II ne should have opportunity of discussing the
whole subject he will cause il to be fully understood and
felt by the great majority of the American people: and
some o! the aspects in which lac is likely to present Il
VIII differ widely from Of those which il wears i'm
Mr.. Claws RepOrt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
AccnnMrs cILpprn.r

MIR. Jones, of Pcndeton, shall not complain like the
Ghost OF Hamiets Father, that he sent TO his long
account " unhousehed disappointed, unalel'd " We
throw open our columns TO his defence-aud upon HE
own showing alone, would confidently appeoi IN b;s
Constituents for justice. What Shall the Deliberate Of
the People presume to say that the People have no rob
TO instruct him in November because they elected him
IN April That they have right TO determine ,rbcu
ho1o or Whore they shall please 10 exercise their rb ~
instruction! Can Mr.. Jones really doubt that lie ri q
signatures he received from Mr.. Mccoy were oenuine
III ne objected to their being copied all in one hand
writing why did he not stale his exceptions in time in
order that the original signatures might have been
to this City, for his satisfaction Mr. j. seems degirous
70 quote another classical adage, to have "any foxes
tails cut oil as possible, like his own.-but the cxoer
men will fail; we do not know single member who
voted Tor MIR. Riyes, in his own predcanent-not one
OF whom may be correctly said that he has violated the
instructions or the wishes Of his be
one sucn' ne, IKE Mr. Jones, will be called account
To THE EDJToRs or TIfE EvoUJRrR.
1e"uemen' saw IN your paper Of Yesterday i'm an
extract OF letter, dated Richmond the 3Oh January
$50, addressed to tho editor of the DMartinsbup re-
publican, from which you have copictD the following
remarksJones, Of Pendleion reludiated Tie yjpbf Of
sTH'ons and referred TO the polls last spring. It
not tuo, that have ever repudatcd The r6hf Of tbc
constituent to instruct the dcenate On the confrorv
have always admitted the right / only commended
that the Delegate had the rgt To fage for himself who
thcr ne was instructed or not And deny that anv
oucr member has the right either in his character ~
representative or anonymously impertineny TO otrde
himself between and those to whom am rcsnone;
bic did refer 70 the polls last Spring t,orgbt the
eiecuon % " - Senator was made test questions and
That thought the instructions then received were Of
greater force than those afterwards handed 10 INC e l,
Ter being entirely in the hand writing Of ono man with
out any other evidence Of their being original This We
Fi,aDe leter-wrter says Glad MeComas, Golf ard
others ofihe Senate taken the same ground they mnst
have been defeated oF Mcis Districts had given decided
evidence ofbcng for the Administration Did he not
know mat there were more than twice that number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
FRESH DEVELOPMENTS

From Ia Goeer7Or, Eq Secretary Brunch
ne last Raleigh Star contains the famous 1--WE miph
almost say jamous) speech Of this disappointed and
yndlct'c man 1t was spoken in the Senate of North
IN December last the resolutions instruct
hr, mangum ne speech, delivered TO n dclibcratve
body II is certainly Of the most remarkable onea
which has been published. The Governor s we
understand already low enough with both political par
Ties in North Carolinabut this speech must sink him
still lower. There is argument no stntesmanlike
views, no patriotic eusion, liberal fcelingsbut the
speech turns principally upon the words aud adventures
of this modern Tristan Shandy in the af,ir of the dis
solution OF Cen Jackson's first Cabinet He retas the
most ridiculous anecdOtesaDd what is still worse be
publishes letters and conversations which passed between
MN and his former friends. Even Duff Green Stephen
Simpson, or NJ NJ. Noah himself could scarcely have
tesPassed IN this respect, sngulary, than Govern
five were permitted TO Judge Of the whole Of wit
ness statement from part of IT, should suspect the
accuracy Of the Governors rccolections throuahout
Inc following is an extract and we have never seen a
statement which related to ourselves singularly
incorrect:
81 may AK What has General Jackson not done to eonp the
ees qua ma e suryicnt to his Pufpose' Permit 10 lay be-
rs patronage on leading press in the Old Dcmnoaa press
Wv @ , PIC an bo,9n 1aow es 19Aou. TO eoneis ana bind
s was nomi9acd to the Senate Of the United States
sepa,atod fom General jazz oS sna so & ~
sa"'s ne d not regard him worth the and bal woud
Y IN ard eondo compel. me TO admit heartily coneured
were s c H. Ook place " nc senate OF the - states
yrod and thus appears dpiomais appointment in
me F Of the President
frtntc purpose Of coneiliating Editor"
VIC repeat what we have often said 10 our readers,
that we never have asked any thing Of Gen Jackson
or Mr. Van Buren,, for ourselves for fncndsnei
Their Office, favor or what not We never asked the
Mission for MIR Stevenson The letter 10 which Mr.
Branch refers, as being addressed Mr. Lewis not
TO ask the oiice-because IL written after Mr. s.
had received Mr. Lvingstons letter. Our writing
50 FAR from being intended to procure the Office that il
calculated expressly to prevent his receiving un-
til the next session Of Congress The following is the
explanation VIC have already published the subjcct
" 10 ~ not true that wrote TO Major Lewis at the
instance cf the Speaker. lie showed az Mr. Liyings-
ton letter, that il trucand in the Of avery free
and fun conversation with him, told him that had
already hints in The newspapers about this and
raiothcr appointments being tobe made hch thought
ought not 70 be lurre fle recess, but IN extra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
Friday, FcJruary Is.
IN SENATE.

Frelinghuysen, Benton, and Tomlinson
MT hendricks, from the committee TO whom ,vae ro
tered the bill for extending the Cumberland o,J al
sne Din Tor making road III Michigan reported those
Sllis WlthOut amendment
Mr.. Southard. from the conluitiee ~, Nor.t RI.
P1la oi Tor regulating the pay Of the Navy Of the
All which billshad their FIRST reading and were orde,eA
10 be read Il second tine.
The resolution nsructing the Secretary oftbe Senate
90 gui1nase iity copies Of the American Diplomatic
Sode, orthe use of the Senate was then taken IN ,d
On motion of Mr. Hill ~ '
Inc resolution was laid on the table
Inc Dill Tor regulating the number and xn tlo coo,
and passed ""' '''u '''''u uine
Alter the despatch Of the ordinary business, the bill
proposed by the Executive Patronage Comr1iifee ,oas
taken up as the special order of the day
r calhoun addressed the Senate on the hill and va,
followed by Mr Bcntou, who invaldated or ot,snor,cJ
Committee ~ " ~ 'eFoI' Ol the
MIR. Benton having concluded Mr. son,bord snolo -
tsV9r OF Tie bill when, the moment he had finished NJ
CaIhonn rose aad replied to the statement Of Mr. Ben
Dir. Benton replied and charged MIR c,,bo,,, ,.,,,.
hayIng made an 0ttack UDon trutE WIN
Mr. PondeKtcr called to order
heTeupon the Chair pronounced Mr. Benton not to
=, Oe oui OF order, stating the Of this view
cL Mr. We6oier appealed agaips, the decision of the
A long debate ensoed upon tho o,e,,io, e. o.a..
winch mes5rs Webster, King Of Ala, Cntlbert, uibb
ana Ioldsborough took part, and the ayes and noes he
a majority Of three 'ei'VV'y
Mr benton then continued his remarks, ar. Calhoun
fePhed, and the Senate adoerned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Petitions were presented bv
Mr. Hubbard Of New Hampshire;
Mr.. Ashley Of Missouri S' Nv"
MT RUNNER submitted motion 10 re.eopsido, tho
xoe o. Yesterday, by which the amendment prog nv
r Bnney bad been adopted. requesting each bank sc
- - rs PuDilc depository 20 have in their vaults sDe
&c % the amount Of oDc-fth Of the notes ero,lst r.
~ ano o. nc public and prigate deposites therein
mr FOLK inquired fsnch q motion yyas NOT !, nrvitod
others " P'NOeeeioe OF al
me speaker said il wac not II would be fret in mr.
ues "hen me SUBJECT 70 which itreerred came IN unlo
1Apse. o. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

10 tlIe dr. and lis reluctant
nation II 1t should be amended proposed TO rive il
his support. rF' " give II
Mr.. Grabam of North Carolina NOV ed ain amendment
requiring the dePosite banks 10 pay interest of per
cent ana the Secretary to keep open to
bank. P' d" edch
Aiter some discussion the amendment was rejected
MT BInney g amendment, which had been offered ne
"hoie was ON motion Of Mr. Polk divided into its
scSu9hs and the question being the FIRST viz that
"ch requires the returns from the banks to be more
particular than required by the BILL was agreed TO-
me question then being the second amendment
%ch requires the banks TO retain an amount of snece
M tneir vaults equal TO one-four of the whole arnount
OF their circulation and deposiles
IL was opposed by Mr. Mckinley and at the reouest
81 nlr; Jones OF Georgia, modified by Mr. Bnnev
py suiklng out zone fourth, and substituting
iteT some discussion by Messrs Jones' Polk Parker
ordered W nays WHICH were
hr. Cambreleng opposed the amendment which he
'o tss as going to destroy the bill.
Inc question was now put and decided bv yeas and
nays as tollows-Yeas l09 NAYS 90 "'
DO the amendment of MIR Binncy as modified was
nT. Folk moved resolution, making this domestic
D ana ae bill transferring the books and agency of the
pension iuId from the Bank of the United States To The
treasury department, the standing orders of hc dnv
uhi disposed OIL but before any question was taken nm
On ~ the House, ON motion Of Mr.. Beatty
Adjourned J'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

ASSApoLs (Md) Feb. Q, 1s35--A resolution was Of
e'ep Dy mr. Dorsey "a WhgJ from st Mary County
~ we iousc OF Delegates, Saturday last approvi6S
o. inc nomination Of Roger w. fancy Esq 10 seat on
me Bench Of the Supreme Court Of the United states,
rms resolution did not go instruct our Senators buf
merely to take the sense ofan anti Jackson Hon IL Re,
Raes as 70 the propriety Of the confirmation Of the no
minauon BY the Senate Of the United States
motion was made this morning by Mr. Pratt n De
egatc rom Prince George to exp6ngs il from tbe Jonr
He OF me House, and It carried by vote Of 10 IN
~, OF oar friends Ohe Whigs) being absent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

who voedfor MIR. Rives. in the same situation as tho
two gentlemen above alluded TO- But suppose he has
the goose is not sauce for the sandcr" TIL JONES -
W The Editor ofthe Msrnstufs Republican viii p.as ,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
-TYLEDO t.ND.4R i@fzUESTYO.N

The Committee of the Senate of MARYLAND have re-
ported against the Resolutions of the House of Deeatc
They recommend that the suit instituted in the Supreme
Court against the State of Virginia, should be CON
motive assigned in the report of the House
OF Delegates for ctracng the proceedings of last ear
IS, that the late Message of Governor Tazewe at the
opening cf the Virginia Legislate, Declares that the
an acceptance Of our proposition and that the appeal
made by Maryland to the Supreme Court was probably
gnia law. But the Committee of the Senate saw that
they believe the Virginia law perfectly understood
at the last session. and they regard the proceedings then
determined ON as proper under the circumstances of the
case They therefore recommend that they be not re-
tracied We should sincerely regret i the Legisla-
lure OF Maryland should adopt the advice of the Com
Inttec Virginia consent to plead i'm such a
case at the bar of the Federal Cour-althouah she has
every disposition in proper mode, listen 10 the com
plants OF her sister States, and TO do them instce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
TIE WFATHER

IRON al! quarters continue receive accounts of
the extraordinary severity of the season In Charleston
the Mercury stood on Sunday the 9Th degrees above
zero " The harbor presented unusual appearance
the SaitaoafeT 6ctng frozen for several hundred feet aon
the shore on South Bay and along The ncrth beach Of
James Island At Savannah they had the rare sieht Of
lump OF Ice, taken from hogshcad in this city, which
was by measurement, three and quarter inches thick -
The Norfolk Beacon says that the weather had been sc
we're almost beyond example, and that the river between
norfolk and Portsmouth is frozen across and the steam
Terry boat has, with great difficulty been kept in motion
we understand that the river frozen from Norfolk
down TO Craney lslandhe James River is still locked
up We know not how low il has been fiozen; certain
y below City Pont-but how much lower, the dcponcnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

49, A,Mn.JED, for tic ,csont year, sober. steady
e ~ ogonc.--Appy The Office q Tho Richmond
Jan. ~ u s2-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
POLITICAL.
from Tho Aurus,a 1ve.1 Age-

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
In pursuance OF previous notice, the Democratic Re-
publican members of both branches the Legislature of
Maine, met in Convention ut the Representatives Hail.
d., 1885
Mr. Hobbs, of WATERFORD, called the Convention to
hciaie as President of the Convention.
Mr. Cobb, OF New Gloucester and Mr. Cony of Orono
were chosen Secretaries.
Mr. Lowell, of East Machas submitted the following
resolution, which accepted:
EeSotred, That cordially approve of a National
Convention to nominate candidates. for President and
Vice President of the United States and that we believe
II to be for the best interests of the Democratic party
that Mis State should be fully represented in at Conre
ton.
On motion of Mr. Pierce, of the Senate il was voted
TO choose twenty Delegates two from each county To-
attend said National Convention.
On motion OF MIR. Smith, of the Senate, a committee
consisting OF Dlessrs. Greene, Smith, Ccy Jarvis
Lowell, Russ, Bolster Bartlett, antor and Miller was
Convention.
The committee having attended to the duties assign.
cd men, reported the following names which were ac-
ceptcd -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

We understand that information has reached the War
department. stating that several rencouners have taken
place between of the citizens of Georgia and
ties OF the Creek Indians who have crossed from Aaba
ma into that State, and committed many depredations
PERSONS have becn killed and wounded both sides and
inc inhabitants seem much alarmed the conduct and
threats OF the Indians and have called upon the Govern
Or Georgia for militia force to protect tem-and the
governor has requested the interposon of the Prcsi-
things. "
These facts furnish additional evidence, if any thing
more were required to show The pressing necessity of
an immediate removal of all the Indians east of the Mis-
sIssPpi to the country west of that river Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

Understood that the Postmaster General has an
4 Dr. Richard G. Mason, ofVirgnia, the Treasurer
n Clerk of the Post Office Department. ia the
& the Rev. o. b. Brown, resigned. The high
Il OF DIR. Mason, for intelligence and honor.
8 alarantecs that the duties of this responsible
III be performed in a manner satisfactory to
Gfobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

The Philadelphia United States Gazette Of Wedncs-
cay say"ln consequence of the warlike character of
he debate IN the House of Representatives the 9TH
Instant we understand that the importers of French
goods IN New York have instructed their agents in this
. city to hold those goods at advance. This war
cry at New York; OF which have other evidences than
HE above is we should hope, false alarm-Naf IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

the Rcpo from L sa Oeore orr readers tho Abstract of
" hc ~ wei as the Abneto Report OF the
as made by the Globe and notwithstanding is the Va ~
eccht aiartinsbuIe Gazcte nfr
ana very ancandid publish Rerort Written
W pfoessed personals and political eno-
M &c. &C.. Howwhat has the Berkeley Gazette itself?
puDShch 0oLt absfTaots, only we will
e rs Prese" conductor a douhlc-dsilcd Jesuit having
us On aeeou" OF our having published asact
TACT
least say, with candid fyI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-08

VIE Undersigned, lFusless q Rm sy,~~..
hnd y CO.. arr under tLe Essa.nasl- nd
notify ing those Who have nus diaohzrznfi thcp
debts due tbs 6rm. thss AL clsia.s rsauarnu.r
unpaid on tie first day Of February azxs, s.sil
be Pis6ea IN suit
% % their mO.t earnest desire flsat m acu,-
oeFDsd Wall give this aotico tlsnif r.sOu.s.s a,
tentson, ~ - not esBSenie az far tlsr sr,s.,u,
20 call aPoB them IN persuo
The delay. ZOE the purpose 81 settling inusl
eabiy The accounts upon the boalAsz. hss N
resdy beea great We do nut feel msrs..ils-,
su'horiEsd a. askmE a srsaior. "a sl.s 50.
time re would sssure 81 dat q Z. q. -.n.,v-
nant 10 our feelings TO msks 49, 81 ina..o-,.
msaaio o0-ri'on, ~ 4 will ~ 90 ahss~ -sll,,
dssregsrd thss s0tice bssi g. the us-uh :,
trust Of isrgs nvmsor IT crudaurs. % l,.~,
no option.
We therefore sincerely ao,E tlsis ssssssos u.ll
have the desired effect. e. q !. IL. 10 -,
shall give aud all boad.. uatss, saa ssrss..,.
due. ss'd Fea,s'a'pg HHPasd go tis- n, ui...r
named. wih be placed ~ sasf.
The sane course sSn - psr-ssra 9Th fi.s
hof'ds gives 81 the several nu,sissr,s. - 1i.-s
respectively fsii due ssass ~ ths-.s rt~ua
~ the hsst sgciiun sre nos aur
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found for tie purpose 81 nsst iug -sIglsusuuil.
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Jan e. ts35. T--a--.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-08

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the sosssy. sgsa seoss so,e.ra
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lasssa he desxA
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20 ne eos"sy q SA-assdoIA, WAL WrllIAn
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-08

CAGrLesto'cn and Jeferson Couaty Sa-
rings IHsfifufioa.
JAEUAaT lsr, 1895.
YNHE President and Directors OF this Insii-
II tuition have this day declared . dividend
OF per eeat. Tor the six months eoding II,
Deee@ber. 1884. Depository can receive
their divideads By eaiiisg ut the oSIes Of lhe
iastitution.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, rSss.wsr.
DAYS or DISCOUNT every Tuesday 81
O'Clock, r ~ Notes intended for discount.
uaast be iet with the Treasurer on or before
II O'Clock, A. ~. 90 said days.
Dy order % The Beard.
RICHARD WILLIAMS. TSsssxrsr.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-08

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