Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
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ton. 10 has Griend in .Ne,o York:
IL am reioiced TO hear Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Hamil-
ton ale for nusnen'ing the Tariff hope ii is true
VIZ have people enough ard capital sufficient 30 New
Englaad 10 supply The wants OF the whole Unpn: we
only ask for protection against foreign comPcallon,'
DC &c.-.S Y Star.
And they content with the prese ut Ts-iH -
but will insis, additional lax upon The Sso.h:-
Such OF the benefits expect fre:a MIR
Clay. o. Wing President Many syn m the
Northern sky is pointing 10 this cunsu'nma'Son.-
But Mr. Lee OF Boston is mistaken about h'r Cahnurs
and Gen. Hamlnn. What SAYS The Char est,sn Ret-
| cnry Of The l5.h::
! GAS to Mr. Cahouns sentiments, his Fl lends know
them better than his enemies They hanged and
well known 10 the Republican party thro rghout The
Unnn with whom, well assured, Il &c TariH IS
dcad and the coming session Of Congress will prove It.
The about General Hamilton is dc 'ubt not, as
untounded az thai about Mr. Calhoun. and eti2ay en-
| tied to lie bY The side oil Wing tactS in general !"
Some OF the WING presses are also g@tti'og up a
scheme 10 borrow money Tor The States The credit of
the U. s. and TO make .7ssumpsn Of State Debts
much Objectionable Than Alexander T. amilton 8
former assumpsi!. This must be met and res ted Mr.
Clay b,oachrd this idea time since in one of his
speeches. Exclusively of other objectious ask At
where is the authority Congress 10 rcise this
power Place your finger upon The clause in The Con
slitutlnn We presume 10 have this 3tabe
measure too brought in BY Wing President.
Harrisburg C0nrention
large meeting held in Rochester, New Yo ri. has
Nominated Gen Scott as candidate Tor The PREF ldency
The New York Correspondent of The National INTEL
iigtncer writes: "The Western districts OF thin Stale
manifest strong Scott preferences. The pref erence
hereabout is all Cay."-The PhIlade pha Eve. Stor
that "a letter has been addressedro Mr. Clay.
signed by majority Of the Opposition members of Con.
gress OF New York, urging him 10 withdaw from the
canvass OF the Presidency and assuring him Of the utter
imPussiby Of carrying tina, State in 1910, if he be the
antagonist candidate OF Mr. Van Buren,. This is said
to be Scott movement" Would Mr.. Clay consl der
this "hnnurahe discharge,'
On the other hand the National Gazette Of Philadr-
nh n oiiDu{ n
Scott for the Presidency remarks: as for Gen Hnrri
sons friends, believe know their sentiments we
enough 10 ufrm that they will not consent 10 Sc, hi
aside under circumstances except the nomination OF
MIR. Clay by the National Convention; and large mas
in The country. not eren at The instance Of hot body
Gen Harrsons friends are also on the a!ert-Judg e
Burnett and n. 6 Pendleon Of Cincinnati are anon,
the Ohio delegates 10 the Harrisburg Convention which
meets Tie first Wednesday, being The 4lh Of Deem
Der.
The Wing Convention Of New Jersey adopted reso
luton: That The Delegates 10 The National Convention
be requested their influence procure the adop
ton OF resolutions by that body, recommending the
Wing Young Men Of the IT, States 10 hold National
Convention at Washington City in May next. War TO
the knife, gentlemen; Even The Young hlen 10 be
enlisted Gueras-( meaning by Young Men, on
former OCCASION Wigs from 10 10 30 years of age)
What say you, Republicans Fort,ra1ned, you must
be torcdrmied
NJ We shall address our subscribers, in few days
in consequence Of the arrangements are max
tanned press, new types, new cuts-and shall put
il into new Dress by the meeting Of the Legislature
We earnestly request our subscribers in the several
counties send their arrears by their Delegates
and Senators Funds could never be more acceptable
1t is serious truth, that Eve want money, and must
have il
IL Subscribers in North Carolina 10 whom accounts
have been recently enclosed will particularly oblige
by forwarding their respective balances per Mall at our
rsk al their earips, convenience.
PENNSYLVANIA CoaL Trade The Commercial List
sules, that the operations for The nearly
in the mining DISTRICTS and il estimates The supplies
brought to market during the at S22929 tons;
which, q, $25 the average price per ton gives 81 &c.,
Goo the produce Of the coal fields in East Pennsylva
this year Add (says the Harrisburg Reporer l50
600 tons, for The Western bitumnous ccal trade at the
price, equallng S7500C0 and The produce of the
mountains in Pennsylvan foi $780, is worth about
So ,0G0 900, exclusive of iron and lumber"
The Lebanon Courier notices important discovery
made in The manufacture of anthracite by Mr. Gull
ford He discovered that "the superior ducllity and
malleably OF charcoal made iron that made with
mineral coai owing 10 the former containing por
ton Of Potassium which is wanting in the latter The
fixed akaeS potash and soda also the ashes of wood or
charcoal contain a metallic basis, called by Sir h. Davy
potassium This metal is duc,ile, and readily unes with
IRON which is thereby rendered more duce; and hence
the difference in the quality of iron smced with vege
table and mineral Goals. Mr.. Guford has discovered,
that by adding certain portion Of potash. Of common
sa (murate Of soda) 10 The coal and ore the iron
thus smelted will be much improved in quality
CO.UMUN7caTED.
To The Members Of the Senate # Virginia
As the period for your cnnVenng will soon arrive at
which time consequence of the appointment OF your