Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28
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MAINE.
Th. n;ssture immediately on The recc'pt 0! tn'
Governor message passed resolutions requesting "ih
o., r,n -, IN. General Government tor ara 10 supper
the ,b,s ,i the Stat Of Maine; that the honor ah '"t
interests of The State demand that sumceh' 'p'n'ay
1 bs sra,,oneG or The Aroosook River to prevent dc
pr,dal.ons on the public lands, and 10 preserve VIC ~
he, already cut aud 10 prevent lis rrWoVa out ol lhe
S,as and ann opriang $500 GOO to enable the Uo'ern
~ carry or, The purposes of the resolutions Inc TO-
LOVING message w3s ae"t oy , u"yr,"I'
Massachusetts Legislature ON wednesday:
tn RI, Senate md House IF R,Wescn'at,reS:
transmit TO the Houses copies OF seve'al oocn
,a,,s received from His Exceilency The Governor o.
Maine on The 18Th and l9h instant ihey relate 10 TIE
,,ssss committed on the public lands OF Maine and
Massachusetts BY bands OF plundere1s, associated III
LARGE bodies for The purpose OF carrying on their opera
80 wi,hnnt ini.rtup,ion The measures taken by
Name 10 enable her land agent to put stop 10 these u
,,.G,ons and the purpose al resisting those measures
~ ,,,tstv f,rce announced by the Lieut. Governor al
The Province of New Brunswick, VIII appear from ti'
papers communicated The course ad"pra ma mepaceo
nv he Local Authorities Of New Brunswick has iea h
ags,,ure of the State of Maine 10 the adoption OF VI
gor1us measures for the protection OF the public proper
~ and The defence Of the agents employed IN removing
the depredatorS. . ,
AIMING the papers transmitted BY Gov. Fairfield, is a
copy Of resolve of the House Of representatives o'
Maine of the 18th inst requesting the aud OF Massachu
se,is IN the measures adopted by Maine relative 10 r
tresy,sseIs on the Public Ll"ds.-ihe opinions anc
feelings of Massachusetts on the great questions conhec''
ed with the Northeastern pouhoaly, nave "ee" ~
of pu SET forth IN the public acts ut her Legislature a"G
E..cul,ve that they do not need 10 be repeated lie
Laud Agent of the Commonwealth mas a. an une'
eff ,eny operated with The Lano agent OF maine ~
ali The measures tor the protection vi ,e property "hc
fall within the ordinary duties OF those o!nces iac
,h b,nor IA my address the Legislature al The ht gan
niDg OF the s.asnn more than one iprWer occaS'
of In. same kind cali the attention "t the two Houses
70 the ru,nuus extent of the depTedailons committed e"
the Public Lands in tina; region. Tie r'ghitui sove
re,cn,y and government OF The territory brionginge A
clusivey TO Name Massachusetts has no ji''scico'
over Il aud possesses only All interest III U'e o. "'
sail For lh,s reason further steps OF our part nave
he N deemed Within The competence OF Massachustl IL
10 maintain hs rights IN the territory which iofms W.
subject Of The coutioversy, long prn,aceo between
the Governments Of tie States and Great Britain
Should state Of things unhapPy arse IN when M
Government of the i shall call upon M2sscchu-
ss, for her assis; in asserting the rights inns
and So uurously withheld am persuaded that the call
viii prompt response from me Leg'sianfe an"
the People. tp YAnO e. E'0 l.
Council Chamber, Feb 20, ioC
E,o, rur FpusriLR- We learn from the Albany
DEy Advertiser that another demand has been made
upu the Gnvern"r ot Vermont io an ndiVdue, ideh''
fed as having been concerned IN the recent outrases al
CIgells Manor; that Gov. Johnson oeciued 10 tc r
N the ua,r Oh ground that it apperlains so',y
10 the General Goveinncn that consequence oi this
refusal spccia! messenger has been despatched tom
Montreal to Washng,on aud thu, the whole subject Is
now before The President
Major General SCOT passed lhIougn we" f"h U"
Thursday evening, his way to Washington, whence
We expect observes the American, to see him soon re
turning express tor The Maine border We only wish
he were there now; for il will need all his ability, pru
dence, and firmness We fear, 10 prevent TINS dhcrI
from becoming serious indeed
From B,,,rax-A letter 10 Nlessrs. T'opIf dated
Halfu. 9lh inst says" fhe frigale nconstant, Capt
Prnq arrived 7lh 10 81 days from Cork, with de
tacbIns n,s of the 31ih and 69lh regiments The ren
der had previously arrived from Jdnaca and Barbados
h,,o thnr,u entQ I,I,ii 10
racl.s "a is momeuy expected from Portsmouth, "'th
the ID battalion Of the Rife brigade.
Oyr Legislature has voted GUO0 towards the fund F':
the Canadian suffering Royaiis,s and The inhaoiiahs :"
this mace have subscribed 900 more.
n is n,possibe 70 tell when the Acadlan tor Boston
or any other vessel will get away The har6or Is COM
plel,ly ice bound the ice extending as ar AZ lont
SAINT Loaded teams from the country and town are
constantly repassng, and the travelling across the ICE
safer Than ever recolcct TO have known before.
F,ou r1os,p.-By he steam packe, Florida, Capt
NocS the Editor of the Georgian yesterday received
from his attentive correspondent the t"ln"lng:
GAREY's FERRY Feb a. 1889
Within the last month thanks to the energy and prrsc
ve,ance of Carts f. Winder and l. Bsal. of the %
Droroons nearly 30 Indians have been taken. Among
them cousin Of Sir Samuel Jones' rugo Sam ditto they
do not appear manifest any soow atexcbanging Inc Sd
wage for the civilized life, aud seem to snow the true SPIN
of pbosnphy They perform their dances for the aniusr
ent and edcaton Of by ISLANDERS with no apparent re
luctance and frequently indulge in laugh themselves
There is plan foot which hope will prove ihe
means of getting few Of the forest gentry int
our hands. Gen Tay Tor expects to leave Deadman
Ray about the Goth instant on an expedition into tht
everglades He will strike east from the bay and NEE,
part Of Col Twiggs command, who will leave shortly
from the western coast, about Indian river and Kew
Biscaven The steamer Isis, now chartered by the
s. left Yesterday with two companies for Key Biscay
en- one Of them Captain RusseIls of the I'd Infantry
the other Lieu, Geo. Taylor Of the Sd ARTILLERY The
whole under the command Of Major S. Churchill, 30
Artillery.
Fruits of .7bolition Tom, who stole several thou
sand dollars from his master, Mr. Darg, and ran away ,o
the sbollioniss was Yesterday tried and convicted u
the robbery. So that instead Of being made free he will
in u probability 60 the State Prison at hard labor toI
seven years These pests of society have got hold Of
another victim, handsome yellow girl called Caaclta
belonging Santa Cruz family, here on visit-au
elegantly dressed, well taken of, happy girl con
tented with her situation and shudderng al the idea OF
being separated from her friends IF she is made free,
twill not be many months before the untor innate crea-
ture stripped Of all her clothing will be found at the
Five Points The friends OF liberty every where should
unite in putting down these aboonists.
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To the Editor If the Warreaton Jsfersonian
lam greatly disappointed in finding IN the Lost
number Of your spirited Paper the address of the Demo-
cratic portion Of Legislature upon the Importance OF