Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06

hands Oft States 1t has only to call Cor it, It must call
Tor and cxpenc that before the States will allow tito tax
their citizens E Contra: What said Mr.. Calhoun on
this BILL in the Senae'No Secretary of The Treasury
VII! ever dare to demand dollar Of il from the Sutcs'
AND Mr. Clay in his late fiery say lseryuose, half
laughing speech, at Woudord, Kentucky: .He saw in
II ithe Deposiie bD the same principles, substantially,
as those contained in the Land bill. Both bills were in
fact bills for the distribution Of the surrlus; fer although
called Dcpusite BILL aud contained provision
for the return Of the money from the Stakes to the oeu.
raj Treasury he DID not believe that sine :nr,Grr OF
siinr House aynci at aGi!ar crnid ercr be re
t"ica Which is tie true Simon Pure: Calhoun or
MS oracle ol The Nercury-who is running down
Mr. linckney, and osltacisns him from the rauks o'
NuilIhcatiou:
The Wing says that the Van Eurenitcs quail at the
result IN n Caroline. -Disappcined they certainly
al lie late election but desponding never The result
however, Is not SO decisive the Wings had hoped -
HE Oxford Examiner desperate Whg) admits that in
The House OF Commons, the Van BurcniLcs have rla
joFity OF tt0o-which at all events ties the Legislature
anu 1t has to draw vaguely and conrgenty upon the
Senator from Cumberland for maorty. We will not give
mp even \. Carolina. We rely upon the rccupcgntve
encrgy OF her Republican sons-tleir rncplrs-;heir
attachment to the great Right Of lnstruron-.heir very
p!'de itself for edoubed efforts and ultimate
Many c her counties voted chin much slang and rogue
~ were PTactiSed upon her She had to pass through
the hst sweat Of Abotonism and the Free Negro Vote
the Two TOPICS which, pressed us they were, ought
TO have CALLED her withes Until lately the free Negro
had the right of suffrage The while man, under
her Observation-Disclosures in New York it has been
sentlay different for many years. And even in u & !,
her two distinguished Wings Branch and SWAIN op
posed any change Of her Constitution in this pec
MI " B. might have expected little mercy the
score of District Abolouisu constitutional grounds
He is IS unchangeaby and uuconip7omisngly opposed
10 H. as she isas sincerely opposed 10 all Interference
OH the subject Of SartIy BY the General Government
and has expressed himself strongly against it, H.
Carolina hersclt-yet upon the constitutional question:
her Resolutions are no, more decided than his Letter
MIR. Van Buren, ought thank SiIer:od Williams for
TIE discussion he has Proyokcd-is reply has been adj
mcd by all the dSpaSSonate friends of Republican
Institutions lie is also under less obligations the
Wing presses. They have not only refused to publish
tive which their friends have invited but in the
Of Shcrro Willamss Correspondence have n.ani.
tested the marked desire to bury the whole subject
in oblivion. Considering their anxiety to make the
Of srcry iIMe thing from the falsely yceped English
Carriage to ms style Of dress Gust the Feds used TO
abuse Jefferson red hreeces for lack their
silence abont the important developments o. this letter
Is the best tribute they could offer to It's supeatve
rits. They say nothing, for ,hr best in Inc
world They have nothing losay. They cW not praise,
and they cannot condemn It.
The President A public dinner was given TO him in
the vicinity OF Nashville 4 large multitude present.
George " Campbell and D.. Felix Robertson presided,
assisted By Vice Presidents. The in honor o the
President. Is follows:
Oar WaStriouS (iur>: The President Of the United
States. BY maintaining the true principles o! Repuhi-
cansm. and sound construction of the Constitution lie
has disappointed his enemies and fulfilled the most
guine expectations Of his friends The great measures
OF his administration will continue TO be supported By the
People,
After the enthusiastic shouts OF appreciation with which
this toast received had subsidized the President in his
usual dgnliiad and feeling manner, returned his
acknowledgements for the favorable sentiments expressed
III the toast, and concluded by Offering the following
tinent:
RArrnLicAS TESSEssEE: Her motto, :pr:neip'es not
men She will never abandon her good old Jefferson
long maintained and praclced throw herself (on any
ocCaSion the embraces of the FedprasS, the Null
lI!c!S, or the born Wings;
This sentiment received and checred by dcaening
thunaers ct applause.
.fAGt!er standing toast was:
The Presidency: An Election BY the Peap'e-not by
the House OF Representatives.
The President left Nashville on the 23d u FOR Flo
renee (Ala.) by way Of Franklin and Columbia, on
visit Of business and 20 the family Of his friend and kns
man. the late Gen. Coffee The Globe has understood
that Gen. Coffee conded some Of his dispositions COZ
corning his affairs and family to the OF his relative
and friend, the President, VINO has not, until his present
visit Tennessee had opportunity since the death Of
Gen. Coffee. of giving his personal attention to trust
which he holds in the light of a religious duty.
| Is it the :Ohio Free Press'-or is it the Kennebec
Alaine) Journal which, in republishing Gen Harrison
Address TO the Hamilton county Agricultural Society
1881, has garbled all the most interesting parts OF Il;
which show that the Wing candidate 10 as much devoted
to the Tariff system, Mr. Clay himself: We pause
for reply.
" We shall cheerully comply with the request Of
most cstimablc Wing, in repubshng in our next No "
Lytes compliment to Gen. Harrson-mole especially
as We shall feel bound 70 show from tie public records.
that General Harrison holds scarcely great political
principle in common with Firginiah he is out and
outer upon the subject of the Tariff, Internal Improve
msnt &c, &c-and that re is OF the last candI-
dates, whom Virginia ought TO support
n If any subscriber has Nos. 30 and "a Of the En-
quer Of July 1888, which he spare, he will ob!gc
Us By sending them to this office
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE Enquirer.
" buckingham Aug. 10. 1896.
yesterday morning letter arrived at the Courthouse