Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24
position ofMr Adams-But what's mis- arpumen, in ela

posiuon o Mt Roams-but what's MS afgumenlln eia'
ton to the letter: Why that copy Of such letter
found the files Of the State Depar,ment-and there
ore be nrrs that the letter. though, written
scn,and MeTore sis il d-monstra,iye proof Of that
dupicy which pervaded every part Of the Of the
late Administration in regard Mexico that il does not
appear j, was sent! If il was ssnt The persons
are living WHO prove 1t. The gentleman 10 whom
the letter was written is believe, in this city,
And Mr. A contends, that if it were sent, it is ncum-
bent on Mr. Fulton Prove wha, he did upon The
sion Does Mr. A call upon Mr. + to know if he recey.
it. before he made this rash and unauthorized charge:
Not all-Alr. is in the Senate OF the United States
al his elbow-but Mr. A. makes no call upon him
AS soon however, the wetched charge mace. ME-
Howard Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
does make this call upon h;m-and what does MIR say
That he received Gen Jackson letter lin the month OF
January 1881; that the original letter is Dow Win (his)
papers in Arkansas and that under hs) instructions,
he diligently made the inquiries required, and commu'
nicnred the result the President. And thus the
whole argument, of Mr.. Adamsis blown sky'high!
LouIsIAsA-aIips from n Orean, Of The 9Th state,
that had been received from all The parishes IN
the Stae-whch give MIR. Roman majority over Mr.
Prieur Of COZ
The True American Of IRE 18th ss,es tha, The sgs.
a,ure Of Louisiana will be- in the Senate, ten Wings 10
Van Buren, members and probably eleven 10 SIX,
as Ouachita had yet been heard from iullT Inc
lower house will consist Of least thirty Wigs 10
seven Van Bnren and two Conservative members The
matter vii! be determined in day or two
PoxHATAs, July l6th, le35
In the Enquirer Of Ire 18th ins. piece sign.
ed AN Eastern VrgrISH, which 20 me is truly vi.
Ira and paradnSca was surprised to FIND that sir-
gInan entertained such preposteIous notions OF re-
cpocy. Sir, in my estimation the article alluded TO
segegOusly unreasonable. The writer processes spirit
OF generosity to his Western brethren and in tie same
! sentence evinces grnsping quality.
| Although the crop Of Eastern Virginia may not be
equivalent the he of their for benefit,
is that valid that should lose 80 40 per
cent, whiie might il, in order TO afford them
opportunity TO gain say 10 or 20 per cent? Sir ac-
cod!ng my no,iuRs OF Justice and policy the greatest
gain Imaginable, from such cannot sanction the
he would have adopted. H our Eastern brethren
have paid much afford the West facilities have they
not natural advantages US; II tcey have sand
hills cultivate they should grnbl-; for the wide
the unbonnded' Nesi 'es open before them; and as
they prefer "sand hills and pine stumps, let them not
the voice OF complaint and say, SIN good tah we
do ask great boon when request them (onr
WeseIn breIhrsn 10 be quiet and sacrifice their crop
for the aSgranGi7rment Of Eastern farmers Sir. does
this bear tie semblance Ct reason: there the slightest
analngy; All mankind have an innate desire for gain,
and most ucdy has il been manifested by your Eastern
spondrnt--and all have tinc,ure Of that I'M
pusve principle, must crave pardon from our brother
Of the 'sand hills and pine sumps, should II consraIn
To discover disposition 10 disregard his proposition
As brothers production may have u}ed The minds
Of the canal Directors with regard to letting in thct
ter would most earnestly and respectfully urge them
10 use II possible for the SPEEDY accUp lsAment
Of that desired obfct-to have regard TO the earnest
wishes and demands Of The upland farmers 70 be thus
obs,ructed grand thoroug market, is
e tana!ism not tn be susainsdan act of Injustice no;
be- brooaed with patience by the high minded denizen
Of Virginia Sheer Justice Gema nds that all obstruction
should be removed II would be GtsLonoy and foul in
Justice refuse TO the honest industrious farmers FACT.
hles which might &c easily afforded, which should,
by right, be theirs.
A WESTERN YlRGlNIAN.