Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

many mice and no one Of them has vcnurcd 70 uter
word IF objection 10 the adoption OF thc 'nedsu's.
Al, Calhoun convinced them that ihcy were VIE
dcnouncing the Postnast'r-Hche'' 'p' 49, s.r.,;on
the pcrui.Sion to the l'o.nasters TO use so'e u ~
:; a., matter; Til. they should cci fanny Lave .ie can
dor ia acknowledge the fact; hut II ,fs u NV '
here is now their "R'ch'uincss a'u .at Nv p .
:, 49,, ,.,, n; We hccoac OF their Nsfee
49, CIV" nrpmeut upon the rights, and OF an !ntcrfrE
80 ui,b t:c interests and conTentnce OF tne co'i''
80, I'm whose fears were so much awe 10 Tue
'.y shyulj surely resist the M assure, and must be
crcant to their duty in failing 10 sunn the al"rn Gut
&C il is no longer the Postmaster General as II IS no ono
connected with the Government, vnd no friend to the
Administration who IS proPusng and urging t'ir ad't,'
ton OF the measure, but VIII" is h"s 10 tie Admit
nstraun aud who is t pcstd 10 go ali hngIhs III en-
dcavpring To enbarrass the operations o! The GnFr'h
mcut suppose that the judgment OF those %" DEL
recently much darger in lie measure 'E'fe 10
not only no evil in it, but the contrary II IS az %
fct!y proper. This il is possible, nay b. ali " i'eHy
satisfactory to them; but we strongly FnSlrc, "'"'
r:hers will view tie u,atlrr in very dillerch' s
GBaitiaorc Rcraa
TuE CoysxorrycE-Ihe editors OF In" y 't'u > "'cS
r lcraph the Richmond Wing, and so:ne ot''T OI"'S.
ton papers in l,r S,ulh Ii vc been exceedingly h's','
OILS in rudra ynr,ut excite ltr iclrS aG u:ouse 'e
jealousy ni The people that S"c"n 81 inc cou'H(:
yains those OF lIr Nor! generality aud th,fr'y %
weaken ,h.s bond Of union and g"'t ie.''9 wien
xxi between .u on the alleged grounds that The ah":
Lonsts wcr,. rcrr numerous .ha they were poSsesfd"
great power and influence aud tiHt they WERE iau'y III
:r,asnt in NUMBERS and strength For some TIN" 'ley
scrcccd 20 sour considerable extent IN tr Efforts '
elirct of which was produce great cxc'icTrni, ano
much asrcl,,nsun among The people OF the South win
regard to the probable consequence subsequently now
ever i, has Ervn seen That among the people Oh t'
North generally the iccinS TOWARDS tne hoot'''''S
and their measures, has been dccldrdiy HUSTLE, anu
It has been found, upon examination, ;hat the mum
Der of Ahultiu.ss is, comparatively speaking, eE-
c.cdinmy small that they possess no power, thai
,,,!t ln ppHth "a q
are daily diminishing IN numbers, strength and Inih
rnce These discoveries have so tar Gained The APP
prelensions Of the People Of , SIuIh upon the Suh"e
aud subducd tic excitement which prrVaiicc III re-
alion to it, that the editors who have la5"urd 50 AS
S.uuusiy to keep it alive, and u Augment 1t, hih IL
exceedingly difficult to produce any agitation III relation
20 the u,ltler AMI Tie they labor for the purpose
the thoroughly the people ene!a!y III mat Sec
ton of country cnn7nccG that their representations
ARE erroneous. and n7de not with view u the pup
lie good or from any IMPRESSION upon tn" part "l those
who make .thr.n that they rest nn any su!ld i"unoa-
lion but Tor the simple OBJECT u enieav"rng thereby 10
produce political eirct upon the next Presidential cleo.
lion THIS rendered eridrn, by rany circumstances,
ard strong prort o il appears IN letter from Wash
,ngcn, winch has been published in the Charleston Cnu-
rirr, in which it remarked, you would he gratiheu TO
see The good feeling The South ayed from all quar-.
lcrs. b. assured Aboltionisn going down. The stale.
ucnis OF the Telegraph to The contrary notwithstanding
Similar remarks upon the subject have appeared III let
from Washington: wci, have been published IN the
Charleston Mercury. The circumstance that such stale
n,en.s are pubs!d in those papers has mortified the
editor Of the Trlryrapi nml little, and has caused him
bounce and founder quite turiouy lie attributes
sue, least, OF Tic letters To Ar incknry The Repre-
sentative Congress ru:I that District ieti"r his
conjecture upon Tile subject Is not correct, Is not
matter of much consequence except that If lie be correct
in his suppSiiion, Mr. pincknry has been rather hos
tile to The South shows that the evidence L" sustain the
truth OF the statements which, contained III those let
tcrs has been SD strong nave thoroughly cunVn
far I.iiU
Iuyc Of The people OF Tie North more ayuaby Than The
iacts drnanded.--HutimoTc k'r"b.
TIE DEFEAT OF TIE DisuRG ANIZEEs.-We copy
from the Globe Tie following article IN reference to tiIG
defeat of Bell and ms associates, IN their grand attack
Navy Appropriation Bill, meant rs PrcsidenlIa
move The 0cti appears to be toll out.
IPrnaSWrnninn.
:. The public already apprizsd, thai MI. Gel oi
TculesSt. wcrks agJ moved To sIIkr out Ut
The Navy appropriation D,ii 01 ,UUJ ur The Portsmouth
navy yard New lianpslItc. Mir. Bell hiIseif spoke
days his InLun, and cafgcd all manier ct pro-
dlgally and abuse THE Administration, OF which lie
time most unworthy supplementary
he must appear, in hts eyes. inusuuch as
Is cuuncnanctd al. The wruugs ul which lr nuw
complaints a:lG 50 vricueutIy cundrmnS. Nix. Bell,
however, resolved |" make aHirnGs. lie moved To
cut OH the ord;nary appropriation 10 naialaiii t'e
navy yard III Portsmouth. lie made his harnngar Ia
empty seals, CONSUMING lTo-tnlrds vi week; taKin as
ulrnItrr wiIy observed, day more TO del'vcr h''-
sell, than il did tic people OF france ~ accomisi Il
uluuI and deliver themselves from their ucslutC
rulers. Mir. GI! titnuS oo did their dnly. and KEPT
up the war u words. Tie debate Was IN LUnltlrr I'll
line Whole, and could not be arrested by the previous
uuv stiun Al the lirrsi"id Mr.. Bell told iis Trends:
lnat Was the PLACE an!ta!e the Presidential qIirs.
linr; un,. so Ihry President making in conmex
ION with lnr navy yard at Portsmouth: until They had
ar!y weeks OF the hlr. Sio!cr when
The House had resolved ~ sit Out Tie Committee OF The
Wlur night before last made final charge Tor Gene.
raj Harrison. He read vulunr ut crruIicIlcs from
suba!tsru officers IL prove General great militia
~ clie:la; and after had accomplished this and
pid the HOUSE that hr very dear to his constituents
Slthough Inc had trru thrice rejected by them Tor the
See ot Senator and Representatives. lie gave way iIlr
,eelt and the question: at last "Iccd IN Commit.
Ianrd the House got p"s%rSSum vi tue bill C"lIIsl
IN I'M. Andaua, resolved ~ renew Mr. Bells nul!oh
ed for ne, whrrc the yeas aud nays could be demand.
was the oHpr"se OF showing how perfectly frivolous
,di,us d sc;H Watch Ar. he'll had laiscd 10 hang
der prr,rnc, ip on 10 waste time, and money tor"
the Yeas and ma N,s IL Tie m"liou was ."adc, and
of NI Bell; , fA,cd. wlrn there appeared III lav"t
il, ONE i.UNDKl Ssit"r, to sT'k: OUT SiA-aga'n>l
Of ,a Mys ana ara" Luhe Lea, rnrcs
the Speaker, hung his rcaJ Mr.. Belt Sd. |" iIo" OF
MIR. VISA
MIR. WISE, we have never scrIiN ,, .
ing from the reports OF his saying ,I d; Hu luus
cn even by his rrst zcalous admirers, u CIV
it,un rI;yi. utId,,