Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

In the meantime propose to hold all the Indian, w.,
to be emgated guarded by regular troops at srort
this place, Ross and Guners Landing.
/ have the honor TO be,
With great respect
our Exce!encys most ob't servant
WINFIELD SCOTT.
P 81 have already commenced the discharge of the
Tennessee militia of this army. VS.
His Elk n CAHSoS, Gov. Of Tennessee
We understand that Gen. Scot, is expected al Eliza,
BEETHOVEN " Jersey. in the of a few DAYS
Mr.. Albert NJ. Hale Of the firm OF Palmer X Hale
merchants of Philadelphia vas unfortunately drowned
in the surf at Cape May the 18th lie had been in
the for lime, having previously Escorted HI,
wife and ano,hsr lady into the watsrand vas probably
much exhausted at the moment of the accident. Their.
ia rum0r, but not believed that shark attacked
hm-but it is supposed that he persisted either iron,
craInp or exhaustion His body had no, been found
WESTERN ELECTIONS
LoUIsiASA.-Rnmans present maInry for Governor
is stated a, 93Glhe vote in the lst n Orleans Con-
gressnnn District far received is lG4 for White
and . 3i2 for Sdeln the ID District Gen RipIey'si
for Chinn, ,7S5, Lawson. Gen. Ripeys son in awi
l4i0-ln The 81 District, MIR. Garland has no opposition
M.soUar Extract Of a letter from .iiss 3Oth Jun.
--"lhere is good deal OF excitement in our country
upon the subject of elecrion-a u. S Senator
having 10 De elected by next Legislature; but in
spite Of The influence of the IT, 6 Bank am Of OBJ.
nlniOn that The Hon. I. II. Benton will be elected
The Wings, however, make great display, &c, Sc.
lel,e! from .Habama assures Us, that Democra.
will be elected in the place of Mr.. LAWYER, deceased
WarrentOn Springs, july IL THE arrivals this day
are 25ln few days, they will be at least 30 day -.
The Charlottesville Republican OF Wednesday says il
relation 10 the Western Springs that from the great
number Of travellers that pass through Charlottesville
their way to the fashionable watering places in this
State, presume that the Springs 10 be well attend.
ed this year. all the stages crowded, and every night
two and three extras arrive also If the travelling could
be performed by railroad to Charlottesville, there canno,
be the shadow Of doubt, but the travel would
especially in the summer months ten fold ~
AUD Lang SYNE!
The Petersburg lutelgenccr it has passed into
the hands gifts present PROPRIETOR hos been constantly
sailing US without rhyme or reason There were
raj reasons for repeng its attacks-and we arc
free to say, that the obligations which we CONTACTED
earliest years 10 his venerable father constituted
strong hereditary claim upon our iorbearance. We
should in like manner pass over It's attack upon u.s. in
the last Iniegencer if it did not also ur.
just mputaton upon the lrstrons man who has
~ retired 10 the shades Of the Hermitage. The article
runs thus
The venerable Editor Of tho Richmond Enquirer think. he
cnrryus has ancient Republican pFnclrs because re goes
against National G.nk which me ;sat hepGGc% P has oil
should like much know, lao" long 1t has
began carry Republican principles IL
ory tcnchcious lbs efforts suffered
during the poclImaom, force I'LL, and IA,
whispered doctrina points but
the Greatest and Best dealing these heavy blows
gentle sucking dove" Where then the galan, Ka:
armed with lance in hand TO battle Tor the Ilsh " the
States freedom the people: Heard We then the CALI
Saddle white SUrry "r the field,
Look that my slaves be sound, and rot too heavy"
Not cnsavorcd apply the snlVo to hi cons h
Prc.ir" Jackson would upon some future occasion publish "a
principle. contained Ei- Poo That Nj
Richie has yet arrived YO" were at Warrington At the
time General Of office and # renenbcr bt
held coliouu with him upon Tins subject during which not
very compliment paid by him the intelligence OF
Jefferson, Madison, Right, Of Virginia
We content ourselves with stating the tGctS- leave
the comments 10 our readers. The Proclamation Of Gen.
Jackson placed in the predlcament to that eX.
traorGinary man, Mr. Van Burens SubTfeasury pro.
position has placed in relation 10 himor as MIR Ma
dsons Message about the Bank OF the U. s, placed US
in regard 10 him. While we had every respect and
confidence in the nan-every wish TO promote the sue
cess of his Administration we could not approve all Tie
doctrines of the Proclamation, according 10 the acceP
tation, Of which they were supposed by some to be
susceptible. We could not remain silent. bot we
wished 10 speak objections in the spirit OF iTena
Among other measures, pointed out the objection.
able doctrines, TO which the Petersburg In,eIgencer
adverts and called for explanation The lnieI.
gencer is mistaken. Though General Jackson dc not
publish satisfactory explanation under his own name,
vet he authorized the Globe TO publish one OF the most
lucid and beautiful xposillons Of the Proclamation which
ever appeared; doing away all the objections which had
been made TO its elementary doetnal passages We were
anxious that these explanations should appear also IN the
archives Of public councils under the name OF IAN
drew Jackson"-and than once, we mentioned the
wish in this paper. The explanation however, did not
apyesr in that form-and in the last moment of part
nr with the retiring President, took the liberty Of
calling his attention TO his Proclamation. and 10 the au
th"Fitative exposition of the Globe The following IS
the account Of that conversation, as it appeared in the
Enquirer at the time. The conversation took place at
Washington the 9Th March. and the following extract
is from the Enquirer of the 9th Wills, the whole matter
fresh upon our memory The reader will see how
far the lnis!Igencsr is borne out in It's statement:
owe part Sir, ts,d the old man on Sunday. 10 the
same frend)-but bef.re their hands unlocked. he
obs % oE of,,y y
Nirginans will not do j>s,ice TO nv Proclamation. |
have read the political wrtt~ys Of your Jefferson and
Madison, and cannot perceive how nv Proclamation,
as it intended clashes in he slightest degree with
the principles Of those illustrious nen well General
does the authoritative exposition published four wears
since in the Globe express the prcipes Of your Pro.
clamaon: 1T does, Sir May w.consder i, as sub.
scrbed By the Of Andrew Jack%n: Certainly
certainly We have words TO e1pess the energy
with which the old man spoke"
AS to the "PrOest, the P. in,ellgencer;s still more
unfortunate - " hen republished H. we stated the
sense in which Of its psssag es had been aken we
objected to them as thus interpreted; and st,ed iha,
they ought TO be expIaned and expressed onidpnt
belief that Gen Jackson would deem it his duty come
forward and do away the objections The mail f the
day after article appeared brought the PRESIDENTS
second Message to Congress which contained the ,ost
"sati.factory explanation of this celebrated Protest
So much for "carry ing out our ancient RepublGn
principles!
n CaN,-Thc forged letter Of MIR. Jefferson in com.
pment 10 Mr. Clay, is in course OF circulation IN the
Wing prnts-The Maysville Whig-the LynchbUrg
Virglnan-the Petersburg lnleiligencer-he Ports.
mouth Times-the Georgetown Advocale-the Anus
n NJ -. -l,ol NaIp.