Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

But as to this suppressed letter. Why did not the Pa
rs Correspondent state that the Secretary of did
not refuse torecerc R Why did he not say as we have
understood TO be the fact that the President offered
through the Secretary of State, receive il oc;oH
and to reply to it officially but that the Fench Charge
Ahaires declined giving it That dcstination-no doubt
IN obedience to his own instructions
The sale of the furniture of ~ Papeot "Chnrge d'Af
fares from the Kingdom of France advertis to
take place yesterday at Washington. This looks ike
notice to quit.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
The last Washington Globe has the following para
graph:
We have, upon the report of the misna1ned ULies
CLASSIFIED General Dixon one Of the late returned Re,
representatives. of Mississippi of The Cposit;ou and c
longing to one OF the parties of which the coalition is
composed From information which we can rclv We
feel called to say, that General Dixon is not Of the
maHyoid wing pary-that he true FRIEND of the Adj
ministration and will give it sincere and cordial sun.
port. =
"From the source, we arc informed TINT Pondex.
ter will be defeated in his expectation of again rcachng
the Senate"
So mote it be-
3BOLI9IONTSW
The following article is from the last Baltimore Chro
"GRoncr THoNr,oSThe Massachusetts, soe;o,
ns ca as long % q The Boston coa!sI ia relation
sSo..%a o. sIssly seems a, This foreigner engaged by
opaoS s o when he forced by public
e pubicstio" IIe ereSi,abs to- the sq soe which
10 %p nSp ,% % hsasSe have discretion than
people vii, snie no such impairment nlemedng
IN. sisSpon 81 s few fanatics WIZ
Ssif e.. gse s sss .s isg, 's%G asy
tho efforts "y may o iesisl,ed By many honest i
'o"s ana pernicions IN tendency"
The Washington Correspondent of the Boston couy;e
coniesscs, that "the Wings here apparently rood
deot d'sheartened Their watch-word il ought 10 be-
never To despair of the Republic Perhaps they are sti
animated by sanguae hope of saving the country from
Inc sink OF coruPtion beyond the margin of which il
has alIcady proceeded Bat ey are orisJ
n rus off M
me people,, &c, DC. very liberal compliment in
Arsocrat who links the peone worthy Of hs
governing themselves.
THE FORMULA
he Globe rePublishes the Expunging Resolutions
Deiegates-and states that a" is probable the mode of
1Punging recommended in the Virginia Resolutions by
writing wiring The decree of the nation the face of Mr.
Clay panic impeachment will be adopted by Mr. Benton
""e" ne rsHe'es has proposition
Judge White appears win golden opinions in the
NoIth. The Boston Courier "a Webster paper speaks
Of his nomination with sncer $50 the Wigs OF The
Almighty Old Dominion concentrate their forces
upon man, VINO has repeatedly declared his princplcs
to be the same as those of Gen Jackson and who uni
iormy supported Gen Jackson in all his measures IN
he was infected with the itch Of taking the Generals
place"
Major Noah, of the Evening Star, seems really 10
have reduced the art IF Lying to system Unfortu-
make ms ieiairS Sizeattc! The Of his inay
a nallDn are such enormous monsters, that
One day, this "Falstaff of Editors SAYS.
nat the monarchica Governments Of Europe desire
Ine cectoh OF Mr. Van Buren and are moving in it by
doubted y" +s '
Another day, he has the effonery to tell his readers
that Richie cndeayors TO arrest evcrv nt,e,nt T ,
Southern States TO legislac for her oron arottcon
against fanatics and inccndiaiies lie calls them all at
lacks on Van Buren,"
There is an atom of truth in the s,ate,pen,ss
NOAH himself must know.--Can No-ah ever he believed
.9h-no!
EXTRACT Of Letter Jrom Sheaondook eeu,tg-dated
az, JANUARY LIST, 1856
agree with you and majority of the Ipgislatue in yor
views upon the subject of Abolition. Indeed miglt
say, That there is scarcely peJson in this county
VINO dIssenis from those views have not heard Of one
we are utterly and irreconccably opposed TO all The
MAD ana ianatcal schemes Of the Aboltonistsand We
are JUST as much opposed 10 the abominabe and dis
organizing schemes ofthe Wing Nullifers These last
wish TO call upon the Northo adopt such legislation up
on the subject ofahoon they kHoac be rfened
and yet determined and call upon all the Sootl, to
JOIN them IN that determinations that n their mpoli,ic de-
maDds complied with TO eeyer ibis lcesi I;
"ley called upon the North, some time 90 10 declare
non iellowsp with the fanatics md 10 put them down
by the Irresistible force Of public opinion The North
then rose up almost man, ard by the most elo-
9usnt and resolutions, The most indignant re.
gukcs TO the ncendarics the cheering sympathes
Tor our situation, drove these o tie face Of
inc public and many Of them from the lana.
" And how did the Wing Nofers treat This lust and
manly, and patriotic conduct Of our Northern frcndsg
why by meeting IL with the bittcfcs. sorcasns the
most insulting sncefs The most scornju confcnt and
by branding it all as hypocdacal and nsncere who
can mistake The import and the intention Of such con-
ductF The truth is, these Nuifers do not wish their
own requests to be grantedtlcy do not wish the IA
hacs put down At present, but had rather them
,he means OF sowing The seeds Of Jealousy and nng
oscord between different sections Of tie Union in order
to effect their unholy purposes.
"A the signs Of The times odmonsh Us, that they are
playing deep and desperate game az this time both in
Congress and elsewhere. Let the Republicans beware
Let them be ever their Guard Formerly il was the
United States Bank il is the Abolition Question.
any thing 10 create conmoton eDgcndcr strife end PRO.
mote ultimately their dsorganizng scbcnies TBui We
defeated them 10 tic first instance aud VIC shall now be-
able 70 do what is just 10 Northern brethren what is
due to our rights and in doing So def at thes same
Nuhcfs again.
chic People call npon their legislative agents 10 re-
present their feelings and carry cot their wishes Let
no appeals 20 yoor magnanmiiy at your party
discipline any other Device prevent you irom gong
on with your Instructions TO our Senators The People
demand this. Do your duty, and leave The event with
them. You have commenced nobly-g 20 on until The
sovereign wish is carried out"
70 1HE EDITORS or 7BE TyrQUJRER
BANKS BANKS
beg leave through your paper 10 offer some few ob-
octons 70 thsi portion Of The Governors message re-
raEIt,4 Ifttr r. ID. "a