Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
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We astpnished the scene which this oen,le,so
mas got up m The Senate of the U. Stoes-hat most
august body in the world." We could not have con
ceyed II possible, that he would have expata,cd on his
private gnes, and with much heat and so little dir
hy and discretion, he appears TO have done bv lbs
speech reported in his own Sun" Ills coo,,nI,;n,.
against benJamn r. Curry, Cherokee Agent for lei
Ter which he Co addressed the Milledgeyile "Inon
anu has resolution of enquiry upon his a. s) employ
his atnse d The Nashville Union: his sr neo1
ms colleague (Mr Grundy,) very differ ni and we
'u, nc ekGns' ler saying, very undni6ed matter
20 DC brought be,or the American Senaeas they arc
haers entirely uncvnnccted with the public concern,
u great people Was it really "my course here my
pace ~ here, from my stand dis flor TO "conra
dict such alsehood and expose" sucl, n;us,,.a'
even admit there such in the article II, alIudes
nat are we now TO think of the ,euprr and dis.
creunn oil Judge White when such extracts az
Monday lastl--
him Sy my iiooosS a'Ss e,'s said 10 b.
used much advantage; aud now take mi, "aS
an, ID p @ of our brother Senators. hi.
n a, any time he wrote any letter Mr. Curry NY
& G.Inay be by supiso with tho
S"y subject n de no. e%'%brt he hal ever written
SS name in other Than or,cpce,.
TOR mS,S add ,; aase cS"y
such s,nten,cn,s" 4' ''''S " ""0"' NO "A''
.9gaia,
noss estsn v ~ this city, as haye
,on BY the solicitation person wiki have mo-
% ana believe not more than would
& m M w,ihsome five or six Thousand doa
Sed to throw his every man. who would
have no doubt h bes containing this letter
'G" ,,s aoG'' to many of The States the Union
statement, as to he which paper was eabisSed
Mr. ooay and Editor had come here las,
whom ho had paper had is SIDE "
IT, and he s ssa as ,e,e oS S he sd not
To hich Mr.
ss ' sausi to get g ,s. sS S lint
tu nr into ses Aud when procuring subscribers
~, Mote 20 MI. chle OF the Enquirer The celebrated
ssa elections and which doubt had aee M Pre-
o Sp Win 1 sSo dSIsd my duly do Tho
subjcet.' "' '''"s '~''"'' ." '"e unpleasant
Iennessee-There is great reaction. At one of the
largest meetings on the 9Th January ever held i'm Su.
van county, to expedite Internal Improve ments rcsoln
uons were also odspted1st Condemning Mr. Clny's re-
ofthe Constituon-2d Declaring Judge Whites amend.
nent to Col Bentons egpungng resolution as not sails
iretoryI3d, Approving Of the Expunging resolution
lhey also adopted resolutions, for preserving the union
of the Republican party in order TO prevent the Oppo
saion from carrying the election of President to The
IouseIand Tor Hts reason, well as for Others they
adopt the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,. letter tn
the Globe states that there have been 500 persons
present al the meeting, of which than So or 60
were for Judge White
The N. Integencer of Tuesday SAYS "The matter
snail presume TO trouble readers with any further
sPee~atons 81 ours upon the subject Our opinion con-
unues unchanged that Congre will not act upon tho
recommendations contained in the Message until at
easi we hear what has been the reception of the Pres
aent Annual Message by the French Government -
Two days aiter this, the lnellgencer comes out with
more than column ofremarks The overture by France
Wneh, we doubt not is no Speculation of ours - (viz of
the Editors of the National of some Of
Its honorable scribbers behind the curtain
The Louisiana Legislature met on the 4th-l2 scna.
tors out OF II Presentand DO out of 30 representatives
as many OF the members had not arrived on Thursday
the 9TH, the SENATE amended the resolution of the House
SO as TO postpone the election of u S. Senator 10 Satur
day the 9Th
The Debate the Expungng Resolutions com.
kihs OF Hand, opened in able, impressive and
eloquent Speech.
1t is said that the Suly has arrived at New York with
news several days later from France The rumour runs
mat messenger has arrived from the French Cabinet
holding forth pacific to our Government
We shall see
IL is said there is Letter i'm this CITY from n
Frenchman in N. York-who writes that he had con.
vorsed with the Messengcrand was informed that The
Ming had requested him in conversation he had wi,h
inc hing short time before he left Paris-to saw to
zen. Jackson, that they would have no war
Puts are already published upon Mr. Ieipb'a sneecb
oil Monday last in the Senate. The object is paIpabe
TO parayse the Virginia Legislature, and nuy The E,
punging Resolutions We have seen a sketch of the
sPecchand we do not hesitate say is not equal TO
James Garland's. -
The Winchester Virgnan has not the sliphes, fear
about the triumph of the Van Buren, Ticket in the Old
Doininon'--Nor haze