Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14
~ THE P0PISH PLOT.

The reader will scarcely believe it possible t,,at the
wings could have been guilty of the trick of putting
his f0PtSh plot INTO circulation But "The WhiO" has
actually thrown out The suggestion for cect-s6me of
the Wings in Albemarlc pTopagatcd it unbusbingJr IN
one quarter-where it slightly took effect They are
now Trying TO get IT up in Goochand To what ma
nGnvre are they next descending? They talk of New
ork tricks, aud Van Buren, tactics! The Constellation
truly says: "Ihe great Magician will have IN rive no
lew more touches af his mysterious tcnnd before the
Republicans will be qualified even TO hold n candle FIR
the Wings 20 do their tricks by'' These Wb@s do 40,
plush TO take up the castof tricks of NJ. Nj Noah He
has tried 1T twice in N. York-and thence AFTER was
secuted and missed off the stage, Wing mana gers do
not hesitate to bring the Story newly vamped mn Ia
gull the intelligent People of the Old Dominion ~
Inns report was first revived far we can learn in
Tue county OF Esscx One of her citizens passing soon
WleI through wash ngton, wrote MIR V. Buren, a note
stating the runor and requesting an explanation M
v addressed him short letter in reply which the Ci
zen OF Essex sent u.s. and requested us 10 scnd !, ,e
to Essex. We retained no copy of il but with that It
ter before us, pcnned the article which appeared in
our paper OF the 3st ult Mr. Van Buren, most positive
~ hectares hat nc IS not Holc, anu has Jec7 o
man Catholic" He explains the origin of the storv
Whilst Secretary ofStaie he received through our Con
SUI AZ Spme' communication from the Papa Govern
nent relating to the election of the present Pope and
expressive of bis (he Popes thanks for the rrl;ous
liberation which the Catholics enjoy i'm this conntrv
ana also Oh the desire OF that Government to cultiva
friendly relations with own Government MIR n
repled by direction of the President statng thot
all religious sccts enjoyed the RIGHTS of Toe,,t;on
IN the u States, and recprocating the wish for friendly
relations It's out of this letter. that this miserable plo
mas been got up against Mr. Van Buren, The original cor
III.
lseu III this paper No man ofsense and mpariiality
saw any thing IN it, but what was highly credtabc 10
e secretary oil State. Yettb Islander is now swept no
ron the Kennels ofthc New York Press TO gull the good
people Of Virginia. So
AS well might the illustrous Jefferson be held nm m
aMGh0m1cdan, for having addressed ,e fllo,;n I'll
letter to the Emperor of Morocco while Inc was
OF State under Gen Washington as Martin Van Bnren
70 be held up as Roman Cahotc for writing the letter
TO Rome
[LErrEE from he President to The Emperor of Morocco
referred to in the teaer IF Mr.. BarelagJ
GREAr AND MAoaANraous FeIrgD :-scnarafed h,
an immense from the more ancient nations OF The
earth, and little connected with their politics or proceed
ihgs we are late IN learning the whcl take place
ments thereon.
" The death Of the Emperor your Father and our
,lcnu OF glorious menory IS Of those events which,
nough distant attracts our notice and concern. Re.
ceiye, great and good friend my sincere sympathy with
you on that loss and permit ine, the same time to
express the satisfaction with which learn The aeeeee;or
Of SO worthy to the Imperial throne Of Mo-
rocco and to offer you the homage Of my sincere congra
tuI9Nons May the days Of your Majesty life be many
ana glorious, and may they mark the era during
which great people shall have been most ptoeperous
and happy under The best and happest of sovereigns
nc atc emperor very soon after ihe establishment
OF our infant nation, manifested lis royal regard and ami.
" TO us, by many friendly and generous acts and par.
ucuafy ny the protection Of citizens in their com
meree with his subjects. And as further instance Of
his desire 10 promote our property ard intercourse viii
MS realms, le entered into treaty Of amtv and com.
erce with us for himself and his 10 continue
Z =
Jesy leave US full confidence that the Treaty will meet
your Royal patronage also;and will give me great salts
aeon 10 be assured mat the citizens Of the H. States
OF Amerca may expect from your imperial Majesty The
same protection and Kindness which the example Of your
INDUSTRIOUS father has taught them expect from those
VINO occupy The throne Of Morocco. and 10 have your
foyai word that They may count due observance Of
the treaty which ccmcns The two nations in friendship
ms VIII be delivered to your Majesty by faith.
fol citizen, Thomas Barclay whom | name Consul for
hese United States in the dominons Of your Majesty
and who, 70 the integrity and knowledge qualifying him
tor that Office, unes tie peculiar advantage Of having
been the agent through whom treaty with the late
Emperor was received pray your Majesty to protect
HIM IN the exercise Of his functions for the patronage Of
the commerce between countries and Of those
who carryit on