Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26


presented and that without dscussion as proposed by
such Of the Northern members as consider il their duy
the pertnaciiy of purpose with which certain South
crn ifofp.ss are pushing their plans and i'm some
degree Ind response among the very acfa aLoi.
ftontsfs who have unfortunately minrled Themselves
with the councils oi the nation-you need only he re-
minded that IN the first stages Of these proccedincs
deposition VAS made 10 receire Me petitions and Law
the"' on the table AZ presented th this did not salts
~ crftin SGicrncis, who needs must have cyvty ne
luton Teeeeed and ree,ted intrudc an pau,-
m ao argu'nsnt on The merits of each They
were then INDUCED with that of proceeding
no sooner done, than the ground was changed arain-
inc petitions must not be reeeiced a"u All these thin
oeing conceded likely TO BE- conceded by the mass
Northern niembers-then that course would moi du-uo.
thing short of declaration that Congress had no CON
suuoha power to interfere with the question the Dis
ct OF columbia, would tend To appeasc the feelings OF
the South How this may terninaie and what il TO be
e nex plan OF opeaton (provdel this toi 4, be
81 so remains TO be seen One thing is certain there
Is "ciass VINO are determined TO be satisfied with nohn
that is not calculated to keep up spirit distrus, len
lousy and hatred between the North aud South least
uht the next Preside nal election shall have been de-
cided But, from appearances, should Judge the con.
naence OF The party than shaken in The success
u issue OF this second attempt 10 spread panic and alarm
throughout The country, and produce confusion the
Republican ranks.
The third War; however, is now fairly commenced,
nnu should that terminate favoraby for beous
US ere is every reason To hope WILL "tchere htn for
shelter shall tic gully fy9 This is a consumn,oton de-.
vouty TO be wished for much it is fair conclu-
sion, that upon the subsistence of this new source of
S~men' tle enemy last magazine will have been ex
ha1sied, and he will retire from te field dsconttcd
and dlsmayed, to torment no more forever
- on VIII, before this reaches YOU have seen Mr.
Cahouns declaration of against the Executive md
may say, against tie country the subject of our re-
al.ons with France If be possible, push this ques
no" 10 rupture with that power, by dccice TO place
this government in the wrong and France in the right
10 PROSTATE the President of the United States al the
feet OF Louis Philip and his minstrv-from the noo of
preparation now being made, feel free TO say war is in
eviabethough ain quite sure, without producnq the
uesreu erect OF weaving the affection and confidence of
fIkgg1
shown himself worthy of it, and has most successfully
conhded IN nor through him, destroy the integrity Of
lne Republican party feel confident of ths-yet the
peace oil the country will be permitted to repose IL
sen LOT any length OF time, until signal vengeance snail
overmke and overwhelm with public displeasure, the
political "lncendiaries," North and South
The Senate adjourned from Yesterday till Mon
day, without report from the "Commttee on Fore,n
eiaton IL is expected TO be made at the ne meet
ing. .eii there will be a report in the other uouse
has not been minated peraps this dav or
II uncertain But that there will be an inmedate re-
. 70 violent Means no body has the least suspicion
e report hat Great Britain disposed interpose her
friendly Offices to prevent rupture if need should re-
9ue mas obtained some degree OF crcdence here and is
ny many Deieved to be true should consider the
pee opinion TO be- that the matter of difference
France and the United States is not of that irenarobI
tnat two nations, bound together by so many
e csnn1. neal The breach by muual forbearance and
evo' ueiioeiation-more especially, when the means
"hich nave been resorted this side OF The Atlantic
20 deceiVe and nislead the French Government as 10
he state oil public opinion among ourselves shall no FIJI
exposed and properly appreciated Certain il is Tia,
most treachcrcus attempt has been put into oneration
rom some quarter, to involve the Administration in
some serious difficulty from which il was msoined il
could not extricate ITSELF without SUSTAINING dsoarngc
hent more or less Rest assured that inevitable f;I
ue VIII follow at the heels of this as we'll ms of every
otheI vaccination, TO arnish the aures (tuknp him al
Tor al OF one OF the greatest the apc5ke il for
@ s' mere are men among MS, who would prefer
10 see the country scourged with spar pestence and
anime, or any other curse than that Marlin Van Rnren
should be the of Andrew Jackson as Pres;,
OF tne united States: Say to Republican brethren
Len ISlD n,,I,,, Il,
iiberae ohaS COriOianvs Is tunderiuS at their ooIs9
or longer postpone the high behests of their constituents
ia relation 10 TIE Expunging Resolutions"
THE MESSACE-AND FRENCH AFFGIRSD
me french question presented now in rather men,
po.Ht Of rieo The Presidents first message and The
hess ana nldncss OF the late one will lrayc no nre
text Tor further delay and the French KIM When ho
ees sne message OF December, will be at loss TO
nJ sucieR. explanation in it, understand that the
coo heads at Washington have but little e1yecfatjou IF
war, unless 1t be the deterHsination of the pg n H.
war under The hope of uniting his people and drawing
from the III the means of strcne tenno his power nj bore
Tor local and other purposes He has presumed 800
the Pacytc Inclinaons of Republicans be has heen
stuated oy Inc facuons Jaorous majority Of The Sc
nate who would involve the country in war pes;lence
or 'auine to pluck ure from the brow of The Presi
S S OF 10 humble those who support his measures
, LAY ana calhoun are at the bottom of all this
nc Nationai lnteiigencer, which long the o6
e'dt, crculaes much in France. The other Amer;con
papers that are read in that country all chmed in viii,
tue tone OF the Opposition Now under these necuI;,
circumstances, and with Senate such as we know tho
mJo'Hy to be, what capers might not France cut under
an assurance that the Senate would reo any measure
tnat was calculated 10 sustain the mild and dignifed
course OF The President, that would i'm anv ov e,o
6arrass his Administrations In some of these res1ec,
rance has been silameuy msled and induced IN Mace
hersei In position from which she must choose some
retreat, or go TO war ~
PTepaTe for is the best motto for any great com
eI'u people we are out of debt-Let our spare mo.
ney De iad out IN such way 60 secure our ndenen
denee by preparing the means of sedefcnee Finish all
he Oorder defencesput up materials for as strong M v
as we snai probably want.if these things had been
done anG we had been in the condition of uncbing 20
oI io OF war OF different Sizes short notice. and all
our accessible points had been fortified wouldany man
nave thought moment about the dangers of war; Would
rance have thus clustered? Would she hav been sim
PIE enough TO have been encouraged by the traitorons
movements OF the Cailines of the Senate? The yerv
eleeloh OF the appropriations for the ordinary opera
uOiS OF the government with the Navy and tho G,rt;6
cations, TO say nothing about lie SO 900 600 item for de-
iehsiye purposes, showed 10 France how far she ib,
go WIN inpuniy-M Calhoun will promote the var
py taxing sides with the enemy(and will not Mr. Claw
anu many OF their Desperate parzdns will do So
NOW rs the time for the press bear alon its proud sn
mt OF independence and display its usefulness
In tins years growing about this treaty nee have
uohe notng but insist upon rights and uttered n
awaiting complaints OF the delay of France in fulfilling
hef part OF solemn contract whilst we have done our
part, and she has enjoyed the rich ADVANTAGE tb.t a
from It, We do not want war with that eonntrv nn,
WIN any other county Five years Of shufIling abon
matter oil dollars and oents that have been summed mn
ana have been due to pirate citizens for quarter az
century, That have been fully and formally aeknoced
20 oe aa hat nave been guaranteed TO be paid by
Tenn TREATY, which has been ratified confirmed and
PuOshed 10 the world and acted upon by the IT, States
iof hVc years on her pGrfand for tile payments i, s
Poiates as lndemneswe have "ihe 1cOId aud fgih IF
u KING lis Too much To be borne IL is too much II,
come from people who taunt US about The inter,s.d
Il.