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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-12

ULTRAIsM AND FaNAricIsM.--P Pence ConucHioa "A
convention Of the friends of peace has been held Bo
ton the Marlboro Chapel. Amnsa Walker E'q was
in the Chair Mr. Garrison reported form o Consul.
tuition for the New England Non Resistance Sncery.-
The constitution contained article which lhluk
exhibits one Of the most remarkable u!rasns of the
present day IL declared as nearly as rccOecr
that no person having the spirit of Christ will anu
,her al law assist in The execution Of any penal enact
ment thrust any into prison for any offence dcbt
take any mans life, or take any oat! 0! allegiance To
INV human government; and the next Article declared
that the friends of resistance will '1n ~ Cnmb.
nation 10 put down any administration OF government,
however corrupt
Considerable debate arose the article first mention
cd Mr. ladd distinguished advocate OF peace sad
he willing to be ultra, but he could not go beyond
that He said there many friendly suits suits 'neQn
ity &c which might be properly brought, e.en upon Tho
peace principle. Mr. Garrison argued against Mr. Laid.
Wendell Philips, Esq, inquired whether The arlc" Wa
intended prevent The defence OF an action The Rev.
II G. Wright thought il The fighting Should al
be on one side The principle Of resistance would
not permit defence. Isaac Winsl"w, Esq 'nQnrrd
whether guardian ought not 10 be permitted 10 sue to
secure the rights of minor, or If accused Of c'lme,
whether he ought not to defend his character prove an
aiibi &c Mr. Garrison commended That he 0ugh IL" 10
que in the case suggested by MIR. Wnslcw; aud Nj.
Wright still thought, The principle ct non 'esI,l'
ance the person accused OF crime ought not TO &C.
fend himself in q court Of law II was Then suggested,
TINT the article might be modified rs 10 provide tia.
no friend of non resistance could The spirit Of Christ,
appeal 10 physical! force To enforce the decision OF
court of law This amendment was approved by Mr..
Ladd and opposed by MIR Garrison and others, ard
rejected, Few of The members voting eighteen 10 IT.
teen Mir J. T. Blanchard then stated, IT this p'nc'fIc
was adopted, no merchant who was entrusted with III"
dcna nds of others 10 collectno lawyer, no mechanic
who wished TO secure the fruits OF his labor Tor MS iam
w. no business man. but clrrgymen, perhaps iew
physicians aud editors, could become members "I tbs
society. The chairman suggested tina, he was no~ en-.
gagged in friendly suit, They were quite common and
fI,ouenllv necessary William Adams of Pawiuckr
a Friend WINS opposed TO any constitution or creed rS
cep, the New Testament. Rev. Mr.. Cannot, then rose
and spoke few minutes with grca, force and eoQuencr
against the adoption Of such an article. lie contendfd
that il was adopting creed and declaring none TO have
lie spir, of Christ unless they up TO this STANDARD
Such course in opposition TO the letter and spif0
of the Gospel Ills remarks were listened L" with marx
ed attention by the audience generally, but the member
Of the convention voted him down.
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ITEMS.

We understand that the Mnlaoca Paper Manufactur.
ing Company of Petersburg now filling an order from
Philadelphia with superb manufacture of their mill -
his is turn TO the current Of trade. Add this
fact In demands at the North for The Domestic Goods
and Yarns turned from factories and orders for ire
drgar Mills rolled Iron from the quarter, and
see that Virginia do somthing in the way Of Manu-
featuring; and that she enter the market along with
the veterans Of the calling. Let her 60 onwilh her
extensive capacities and due energy, short time will
place her in the from, rank of manufacturing States
YESTERDAYS Compiler.
The French brig Of war Dunois, Of the Mex ican
hlnckadng squadron has arrived Pensacola from Vera
Cruz. The U. S. brig Erie, Lieut.. Commanding Farra.
gat, was at Vera Cruz when the Dunols sailed. She
reports all well on board the Erie.
The Secretary of War returned to the Seat Of Go
vernmcnt on Tuesday evening from his visit 10 the
mountain region and medicinal springs of Virginia a
The numerous friends Of this gentleman will be happy
to learn that his health has been entirely re established
by his excursion -Nat. Int
The Secretary of State left the Seat Of Government
on Sunday evening visit TO the State Of Georgia
The Earl Of Durham, ii is rumored will come TO this
city and embark for Europe in his friend, the Hon
Col. Greve's yacht Charlotte. Capt. Leese now tax
ing new masls in at Navy Yard She will he ready
by the 0h and probably came out Tor Tie purpose OF
ment he has received from home is not likely he feels
in the humor TO return in government vessel.
~ Y Eo. Star.
BOARD or HEALTH There have been no recent
meeting of The Board of HEALTH but requested 10
say that the Physicians report Of dsease and
that the general health Of the town continues excellent
Even The common autnmnal fevers incident 10 the eli
mate. are rare and entirely manageable flea Ga.
The Secretary Of the Navy it is thought, will cs!sb
lisi a line nj Government steam Packets, between
Mexico and New Orleans ia run during the continuance
CT the French Blockade ID.
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bc drIoretic service Of the United States, and WHO
residing ia Nu;hcrn Aitica and ASA dero'cn hnch .,
his time tn the Guilty alton o the Oriental languages ana
literature lis writings those sui ccs, smcng " hch
are his ,ransIarns o! rn iuur Gn'res INTO The httoef
tongue and his Life cr tho present Pnciia OF Eryp pro-
cured E:r him mr. nLrrsp of rhc Asisuc S"cIr's oi
Londrn and Paris md the Royal society 20 "h:'h ne
49,, ,, aid os the first American within cur know
Irdte, ll.r order Of the Legion "f Ii.n"r
The distinction WHICH has hren spontaneously con-
rrr.d on hin, by the kim of the French hns been an,
nnunccd To him in letter FUN Count H"'e Minister o'
T,rru fairs and rs honorable to the King, MS HE
rrnd and nat,on Of literature it is nati"ring To the
literary s:cce.s and celebrity Of young counlrymnn
Mr. H. just arrived from Peru, with tn" ratiicaon
Of teutY brlwt the Peru Bolivian CONFEDERATION ana
the o. for which purpose lie was despatched ny cur
Government MAI Int.
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~ stage passengers, VIC arr irfrmcd hat tie f,.
w:ch has been committing such fearful hnrrc amou.
the ciliz, ms oG Knoxville, -l ragcs with mrahr,rd via
lpucc-Thcy stale that there SEQ case. 80
the town o Knoxville, and that Tho d, arhs av,rar
ab,ul 5 rcr day. We lave received the KmuSvIile H.
r.,rr ur The 9 inst - il is entirely sii III on sub
oc Of The disease; bat u;drr lis Obituary HAD y,
frd ffsifu! list Of deaths. cnibrarng AMONG others
the names Of john Cc"zrr, Postmaster, and une oC liz.
oldest citizens Of Knoxville md Mrs Maroon wife &c
Calvin Morgan Esq .Mhi"nrdc Gn:'nc
Senator Linn, nr Nj: -nnr addressed letter TO tie
SECRETARY Of The Navy rhr 9Th nEi;"", Gcs,inri
proprirry Of iuslrucng the c"ntnanf'r "f the South
STA Expotrs sped,tion 10 'pnd som" months "n IT,.
Oregon coast and d eel The scientific corps to explore
The interior Of that territory, "wIIh view 10 better
knowledge Of lis geography, geology mlneraloCy, nan.
raj history and lis resources generally In answer
which the Secretary informs him. that his wishes have
been Anticipated and that instructions had been given
according ly.-.Wssonri .it'rS
TTLt Cnl Bankhpad of the 4ih artillery now in Ire
la rhnr promoted to Colonel of the ID regiment Of do
vice Col Lindsay, deceased.
The SuB Treasury President Van Burrn, in hts
Message at the opening of the special session Sep
TENDER last, in speaking Of the Sub Trc1sury, says:
"The subject is Of GREAT IMPORTANCE; and ONT IN
which scarcely rIPfd TO be rs UNITED N sr>T
nESr as we are in interest. II DESERVES ruiL ,>n
FREE DISCUSSION and cannot fail to he benrliuet by
dspassonalc comparison OF opinions
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Sept %.
F7orida-On Sunday evening last, an attack was
made on the dwelling Of Mr.. Hill in Jefferson county
by party OF six eigh, Indians. The pickes with
which lie dwelling surrounded forced open in
two places Mr. and Mrs Hill returning from sup.
per al the lime they fred on tina, Mrs. H.
considerably burned by the powder but not other
wise injured. The ere returned by Mr.. H., when
the Indians retired without doing further mischief. On
Monday morning Capt. Newsom with a delachmcn, Of
his took The trail hut unable TO overtake any
Indians MIR Hill resides in the neighborhood of Col
Gamble and Capt. B!rd-Floridian
BRusswIcK, (Ga } Oct. 4.
TERRIBLE SHIPWRECKS AND INDIAN MASSACRES.
BY the U. S Revenue Cutler Madison, Captain How.
ard, which arrived just the impression of this days
paper was completed, we hear Of extensive loss
of life and property, Than before effected in
single hurricane upon the Southern coast. Between
thirty and forty vessels said have been lost upon
the Bahama Banks on the 9Th of September, and The
hurricane is represented to have been mnre cru than
before known in those attitudes No particle
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from The HnshinGf0n GfObc
TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, o"t' !, i>i-
The whole amount nf Treasury notes authorized By he
act of October ~, 1887, having been issued.
viz:....... .................... $lO,U0on0O 60
And there having been redeemed Of them
abou, ......................... 1911 ,sJ2 90
The new emissions made in place Of those,
under the act of May II, lc5S, have
been OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 Sl0 Of
There have been returned into the Trea.
rury OF these last about .............. lei 800 %
This leaves balance OF all outstanding
equal 10 only about ................ Ss.09G4G0 Of
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the TrcasurM
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& rr,,, Gould Withstand hr frcc Of The gale, and
he suryIvcs represent that the bare Ihsls ava FP''
were blown on, Of staunch and NJ" V"sSes' A"u y"
SIDES the extraordinary horrors Il" sh'P"frrh upon ue
ser, shore many of Tie numerous SURVIVORS nl 'hr
wrecks upon The Florida coast, after their escape "'
the horrible battle of the elements only r'rcu ''
10 mcel more iriGhtiul uea'h III HiaFs"''e - ' "
dams of Cape Florida.
We rive tie frInwing, which are al The few FaTcn'
lars oC The wrecks that we have ns yet nscer'Hned
The shin Kentucky, New York and New Orleans
racket was lost on Gum Key, Bnhamas-a total WRECK
hut passengers and crew all saved.
The hern,. brig Victory. Durham, master, was also
los, on Gum Kry-a total less Ut vessel aud ca;go'
Crew and passengers saved
The brig Export and ship. won't ashore at The same
time nearly Of Cnsnrs Creek. The master and crew
Of The brig have arrived al This place III INC "'ehs
The sloop Globe and smack Splendid have saved
about three hundred boxes of sugar fun the brig Ihe
master Of the brig has kindly favored US with The lo''
lowing letter: . -
"Srrr Q. lS3S-The brig Export. G NJ. Morrill,, ct
Kcnnchunk sailed ircm MatanzHs 9TH inst with car
90 Of 1879 boxes of sugar and bag OF c"fe oouha "r
Boston On the 9Th, cXperlrhct d severe gaze, winch
increased TO n hurricane. On the 9Th, while lying loo,
she struck OH Ledbcy Reef The running mountains
hoh The brig biIged in - minutes. We gos out our
long boat and made ior the shore and narrowly eScnprd
being drowned The brig III partly broken IN two, and
she will be Saved About an hour previous to our s'k
irr ship struck very us-all hands LETT tie SHIP
and are probably lost She went 10 pieces; and 'ink
il was The ship 'rlacian Of Plymouth, her cargo was
railroad iron, machinery and dry goods.
C. NJ MORRILL,, Master brig Export
The slocPs Anbumn, Dread and Caution OF Mys'ic
bound 10 this port drove ashore and lost IN The same
The only survivor, yet asrrraIned IS Joseph nome
They went ashore near the French Brig Courier Noble
cscapcd from the Indians and junrd The French crew
" hen the Indians up with the French crew he
passed himself of of their number ana mus saved
his life Noble has arrived at this place and gives names
of the persons on board the slnnps-ail OF whom are
doubtless lost except himself On board the soop Ala
bnma- Capt. Prentice Parks Samuel Wc!cher, Jr, john
Parker John Dean and Joseph Noble On board he
Drcad-Fraucis p IlcImrs Solomon Burner, George
FISH James Reynolds Benjamin Philips, and Charles
n colored man. On board slnnp Caution, Capt ID. /
uenes, George Richmond Qost over board before the
gar) Nat Portuguese. Albert spaldng, Nathan Fish
Latham Brighlmun and Tom Crandle, muIa'to'
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We learn thar his Majesty The King Of The French has
directed that the order Of knight Of The Legion OF 10
nor he conferred on nrr couniryman VIM b. llodgson,
native Of this District
Mr. llodgson has been connected for some years with
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Together S795 6i2 u
For the extra session, in the nnmc of Allen,
nPio this time 9th Juiy) Gales and Sea.
t'n have received for printing 10 the
House ........:....... $4,000 %
In addition 10 this, is an appropriation Of
$40 eDO which has just passed, for the
purchase Of Gales and Sea,ons Register
OF Debates, (volumPs made up from The
pagcs Of The lnelIigenceI) and other
books which they have printed and kept
hand for distribution, at the expense Of
the public, among the members. or This
som, few job printers in this city will
come in for five six thousand dollars
Gales and Seaton part will he at least % GOO 90
For work ordered at this session aud not yet
paid for, there will be added 10 the re.
ccipis Of Gales and Sealon lin the
Of AIlen) a. least OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 90
The sum total already voted by The present
House to lis printers, is ............. IT'S 900 90
II the next session Of three months may be
calculated upon as the ratio; land as there
is always more work done the same
space Of tine in the short session than The
long one,) il lisa fair calculation that one.
third Of the printing expenditure already
incurred by the House, may be set down
for the coming short session-lhat is 80 900 90
The following results arc shown by the comparison:
lst The editors Of the lntelgcnces will have received
for the printing for Jrcneh during The 2 Congress-
and for old books distributed among the members SC.
scnieen thousand dollars than the whole amount,
which my colleague (Mr Bond has drawn together for
work done BY the Giube establishment for ali the De-
parnPnts, ana lot congress- during SIX years.
Cd II shows that the two leading Opposition presses
in this city have received about million of dollars
commencing with The period which my colleague (slr
Bsnd) has Fixed upon as beginning the condemned
reer Of the Globe establishment.
And yet my colleague sees nothing extraordinary in
the expenditure the National integ
but ia shocked at the pampered condition Of the Globe
Bot il the difference Of amounts received by The two
Establishments is amazing the mode in which the Intel
lgeneers receipts have been swollen, is not less
tonishing
Neither branch of Congress has ever been solicited
by the proprieors Of the Globe print books for s,r
button among The members; have any such pubiica
mons been voted 10 be done by the Globe office Only
two works. understand, have passed through its press
the Diplomatic Correspondence Of the United States
from 1893 70 1889, aud the Commercial Regulations
The former printed for less than had been done
for previously and the latter which had not been print
ed before, printed and bound a, less than Congress
siona prices
The enormous which have sweed the bioated
receipts Of the ln,eigencer, made up Of books fill
the private libraries Of members Congress being the
publication Of old State papers and Registers Of Debates
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Extract from lcner: dated ;,

Fonr IlriLEMAS, +. F,
Sept lo 1888 )
Sir-An occasion offering by The steamboat CIncn'
na,i take advantage of it, To give you an iden oil lie
nj state of affairs in this part OF tho Territory
1t Col Harvey has been relieved from command, ny
the return of Col. Twiggs, after short hate OF ao
sence A widely extended district Is under tie COL
supcryison which the troops are thinly scattered
Tho Ten companies of dragoons occupy less than as
many different stations, VIZ: Fort White, Fort walker
Newnansvle, Fort Pcyton, Fort iieiIenap, lamp
Wrlds Geo. Fort King, Tampa Bay, Camp Gilmcr
Geo and Fort Ilarlec. The First infantry Is DIVIDED
among the pests at Palka St Augustine, PcoIaa, Fort
iaree For, liciIeman, and Traders Hill, Geo, rive
companies Of the Second infantry are nj Fort Whe,
Charles Ferry Fort Moniac, and Camp Gilmcr, Geo
Four companies of the Sixth infantry Furt King and
Nicanopy which with five or six companies oil vo
un,rers form the whole force 10 operate against lie
enemy during the ensuing winlrr.
The skirts Of The Okrfanoke Swamp have been lately
examined by Capt b. l.. BralI, Second Dragons, and
Capt Morris, Second Infantry, who were unable 10 per-
ceve arv signs Of The enemy
An opinion now prevails that The party OF Indians
said have entered that swamp, and who srucH Terror
IN the reirhbOrng families must have been indeed small
Two instances have lately occurred where they have
shown themselves and taken of cattle from the settle
Elements The frs, at Fort Crane which party
OF mnun,ed troops Immediately sent IN pursuit,
under the command Of Captain Hoffman, Sixth Imam
Try; hut regret To say, without elect: 1he Iat,cr case
was sur,ewlIa successful, the party OF Indians,
who had stolen l3 horses from Fort leyion, were over
taken after pursuit of thirty or forty miles, by party
of druconns and volunteers, under commrud OF Lieut.
Wray They abandoned their pundcr ard provisions,
taking refuge in the swamp, where the cavalry were
unable 10 act
General TAYLOR. il is ina gined. con'empnrcs cam
pairn to commence carly month but from The pre-
sent weakened state of the troops continual ca
eron for months ras and the broken down condition OF
the dragonn horses small hopes al SUCCESS can be enter
tanned no large body Of the enemy srems In he con.
cenirated, on which TO Gnrm any decisive measures OF
nta I'll, lIct
against this snidn ''vsion Of The army.
E.lract from letter, dGftn
" ALPHABETICAL, Cop, &c 1S3S.
awe arc still arog about the Indians. The Appaachi-
cnlas (Walkcrs) have expressed 10 vice Gov Duvnl
dissemination 90 Westward An expressed disIncI.
nation is with them virtual resolution 10 abide and try
the sport of resistance To constrain submission how
ever regular and militia troops now stuonng along
the river in considerable numbers 10 shut their &C
The woods. If the arrangements are competed
in time, and marked by little vgor an. sagacy
than has hitherto characterized these lrdiah ouaifs'
they may succeed But many have th"if douols U.s.,
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C0unterfeiter,s Detected.

VK7M LINDSAY & Co., Aposhecariss If lniiana.
w polis have detected imposing upon the ,ub-
lie, . bass eounssrfsi, Of s.GARDNEk,S LlNlMENT,,
The external appearance of their preparation
only rsseesins the want Of the Gig
Of James s. Glascoe, of the firm lascoe Har-
riso, written she Wrapper and scamp Of the Lion
Mortar seal of The bottle. The Genuine Gardnes
Lnmen prepared only by the subscriuess, follow.
lowing certificate will show:
NorIcE.-I hereby certify that have Giaseos &
Hansoa, the only Genuine Recipe for manufae turing
s>GARDNER's CELEsRArED VEGErAsLE f.lNBnkNr,r (as
ed) and also certify that else have knowledge
recipe them. They, thersors are the only con-
ssisussd and authorised propriesors:
The pFopretors il further,
there many other preparations lately for similar
purpose sAd eounserfs in order deceive and mis
lead Z. nescsnary views, BY substituting anala-
csu i CsassraseA vegetable Li.sne.s.
The 1ssabls remedy the cure
Of Spains, Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Corks, CAafes,
Calls, Film in the Eye, and every sxssrsal complaint
which horses liable.
ALso-For human Flesh, il excels in the cure Of
Burns Scals Fresh Wounds Rheumatic palms, swelling
of the Glands Of the Throat, in Croap, Ague in the Face
Ringwosms and letters, Painful Tumors, &c.
has q been recommended siA signal ssseeess, bs
numbers If the most respectable Pysicians this esly 70,
tie SORE 77RO.4 r attending SCARLET FEVER,
a prrralenf last scinter.
C.4U7YO.t-Persons wishing purchase the article,
particularly requested call for il by
s'GARDNER'S VEGETABLE LlNIMENT,'' which
nv
ner's Lotion Nerve and Bone'
which the propretors find has been the great
tent. GLASCOE & HARRISON.
Sole proprstos and manufacsurers of Main and
Fourth streets, Cincinnati Sold by all Druggists and
Traders in town and country.
Cincinnati, April 7sh, 1888. l3-3m
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1FORSEE, Esq. having recently appointed Gene
ya Agent by Central committee Indianapolis,
di,oria Of the State Of INDIANA, begs leave
to o his sices agent for editors of newspapers
residing in other States others who have demands
on ay person persons residing in said State His office
will kept indianapolis, where any business in his
line v be puncualy attended Instructions received
and Ill speedily and faithfully executed. Twelve
Der n. will be exaesed all coecsd
and amount the order of the creditor The
edsrs of newspapes of the editorial
SECESSION State, and such Others design TO become
herafter members of the well those who feel
an interest in promoting editorial in the United
Saes respectfully requested insor this notice three
moths papers, if consistent. free of charges after
ch time the price will be paid for each insertion,
10 v,ch As are may become, members Of the associa
tio,. and until dscontinuance ordered.
October, IL, 1887. 4O-3m
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ADVERTIsEME NTs.
I. Il. LEWIS, sargeon Dentist,

Il. II. LEWIS, Surgeon Dentist.
DEsPHTFULLY Informs The citizens Of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he has located in this place,
he will all times b pleased wait upon ANY
who may servieeA He viii or
heal TEETH, (som . single ons . complies sss,)
CLEANSE, PLUG, o. EXTRACT, with The lsaa posi-.
BILE paia: sugsbsr, with al ohsr opssasons s
de improvement preservation Of ths All opero-
waanssd and pay required Of sAoss who
perfectly satisfied with his work.
OYHs may b found d.. Smiths o6ee,o Fifth sersss
The late rssidenee Of Dr. Nixon. Those may desire
will be waited upoo 1t their residence.
April Tn, 1893. l3H