Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06
MISSISSIpPI-.7 Sign!

MISSISSIPPI &sR!'
= York Star says. that Col Binganan and MIR,
nus Of Mississippi, (whigsJ WIN, wi.hou, DOUBT oe
D'.i 70 Congress for The ensuing session" But The
cs'i,encer ominoIsly says, that I'VE shall be glad
,ho, The Star propheses truly. though or s'tor-
70 NJ" < ma, justify the confidence rhieh is here eI
f'i".s If N, success IF the Whig ticket
,rsEs iu,us from Tennessee, Alabama Indiana ana
vii soon begin - pour in upon US we antic'-
h,n " a.sgssons all direcons.-A communication IN
tn.rrs Ferry Cons;ilu,ionalst, racinaies In The
", s,ng csUliog ssra'ns
j ,D'""e The Prospects The Democracy.
90, II. present assurances. the Democracy OF
VII tr.um, ,han,ly elect MIR Polk, Governor,
i'"s,,n majority in The Congressional Delegation.
- .', denotes decided gaia for The cause Of Re-
NJ ,sp; North Carolina will most assuredly 60 for
pa' ,!an,s,raon; the Democracy of Indiana s.
ne ,irr might, and long she will break the shac
mG Federalism aud unturl the banner Of Democracy
ssIat will maintain the position she assumed last
N":,3 wear The badge OF Democracy. Mississippi
~, 49, the h;eving Bank Aistocrats, that proud Of
W" ,n,l principles, she will stamp her reprobation
ri s,cmp, 10 cast her into the ranks Of Federal
q" mos, corruption is predominant. Rhode Island,
" IN discharge her unfahfu servants, and return in
~ .s,a men that sustain the judcious measures OF
M. administration Then, higgery, where is your
40: uessrs Clay, HARRISON Webster, Scott and Co.,
@ YOUR prospects for ruling the destines of this
""" Alas they are the weak phanlnsmas Of
n4 b,,in, Their prospects are bghted by the with
s"N: ,1,.nce OF their own corruphon-ther sun OF
t'''s IS enshrouded Ly The dark clouds Of Bank
ft,,:cy Then cease forever your struggling for
say peace TO your restless spirls-!or, the
Pi are sovereign, and your principles opposed
sovereignty direct opposition to their interests,
::",nsscusnty will not be tolerated or supported by
~. ask those who support the mechanical inter.
w." ,bs country. n they lend their aid 10 sustain
'spgrei Federal ticket presented for the next Pre-
'" will Virginia do ii? No. Proud OF her Wash.
80. Jefferson and hladison-schooed in their pre-.
"s she cannot be forgetfu Of her prncipes-she
o close in with Hartford cunyentionalists, Anti
tbolii M
,;o robly the position she has ever occupied, and
- I;non will follow her Already from North, South,
-. and West the people aroused to the election
:, Marlin Van Burea, ana the triumph oil Democracy
",I's,d beyond doubt, DION"
SP'-'' POSTSCRIPT-La Evenings Mail
Sd and 4M Guns,
EXTRACT Of a letter from Raleigh, 4ugust a.
am District Shepherd, Dem. Biddie, Wing
Johnson >23 majority.
WAYNE 81 loi
~ doubt Of Shepherd election by large majority
In Inc Marrenton District Franklin county, Haw kns
~ uliia,d 470-boih Democrats; but no doubt Of
I'rs;n.s election by handsome majority Hawkins
"a. The late and s,aunch Democratic Representative
;.am this District, and though his opponent is of like
nc.. sentiments. the enemy would esteem the def at
~ The regular candidate victory on their side
u think shall DO up some Of The Wings on the
.a instant, Dec role nfe.
Tie Boundary Question .-We have extracted from the
Spirit Of the Times of Philadelphia, the LIST No. Of a
rcussion on !" Our Relations aoih England" We shall
,aiow 1t up with the Cd No. in next They ad
ar,bly written They proceed from gentleman, who
Intimately acquainted with our relations with Great
Bra.n Although we had felt much socitude on this
,.s,ion vet we were not fully awure until read these
Ms 10 v hat crisis we're haslening-how much piu
ccs as well 6rmness was necessary TO avert tand
I. much of both these qualities had been exerted in
mo cou,se and diplomacy Of our Governmental the
.iixiny specua,ions from the Baltimore American be
o,,c, We would ain hope, that the sky Frightening,
ana thai the whole question may yet be adjusted to our
ssNslaclion:
Nortease,o Boundary line. under the direction of Mr..
fsahersNnhaagh, who recently held the Office OF u s.
Ge"logIs', ard L~ut. Col. Nudge, Of the Royal Epgi
nesrs The hrs, qu.~lion that suggests itself u.s. what
may we infer from hits the part of The En-
slsh Goye.nmenE 10 Us IL indicates strongly on inc
nation 10 have the matter arranged not only speedily but
also amcso'y We are led to this Conclusion part BY
tie selection OF NJ +. as ore Of The commissioners
That gentlemen haebeen SO long in cur country, as 10
have brcome 10 degree Identified with its inte
socsy and scientifically, if not politically. Very
generally known ana hehy appreciated, he may be
might affect the opinion one not SO situated and in.
cucr him, where any room te douU exists 10 lean ad.
yersey 10 iucon OF ME terh of the treaty.
mrv be asked why il the Brush Gover'-ent is well
ccsyt in the premises need there be any te.rvry on
h deemed Necessary &c such 2! 81 conency
sl Bone If for Other purpose il will be reconc,ed
a,e line called for by The treaty has been pronounced
'ormer British commissioners mpfacllcabe, andha,
asiug this report their basis Of action, the En- ish
Goysrnm nj proposed conventional line 10 Hhlcl the
people a Name objected alleging that the proviions
q tie treaty were practicable. and requiring adhe
IFrce them. OF The correctness OF their assertion
tie citizens Of Name have furnished moreover The most
itcontIovsrtbe evidence in the survey actually made
b. persons appointed for that purpose. Now, what
may be the disposition of the English Govern
al The present time ii could scarcely be expected
lHa, without any action, il would discredh its own
,acers. ard adopt thu report Of the American iutho
TEES for which they would not stand excused
before The British nation How then is The difficulty TO
h suuounec except in The way that has been adopted
preliminary pGre survey has been determined on,
10 se conducted by civilian Of great experience and
requirement, thoroughly conveIsant with such matters,
snda military engineer of high standing Should the
result Of this examination be such sustain the peo-
pie Of Maine there will be improperly in being GO
ye;rsc BY il end rejecting former information The
ground CT Usa prehenson, whatever other reason
Hgt be assigned and thus would the ministry be JUST.
led IN taking new and more conc!atory position. IL
mag be asked whether opinion has any thing further
on which msy be sustained We think has, and shall
state it in few words independently of the supposed
LIBERAL and friendly feeling Of Mr.. Featherstonhaugh, we
have the fac, that his colleague s military engineer,
uns~ayed by political motive, and likely TO be governed
tosiy by The lights Of military science and heightened
hvnc C" Nudge will 90 10 the task in the discharge
Of professional duty, and his views, believe, will be
governed solely by what he finds 10 be the actual state
., 'as case without reference to any secondary motive.
We 'elt highly gra,ihed when found that the British
Government was willing TO have new survey and more
particularly so when the names of the gentlemen Sc"
Nc'ed Tor the commission were made known, and do
mol hesitate 10 express conviction that The tendency Of
Inc measure will be found beneficial TO the rights of
Name and TO the amicable and final adjustment Of The
b0te' difficulty
The Pilgrim Orator.
Mr. Clay left Syracuse 10 the canal packet boat on
Saturday, the 9th, for Oswego where he arrived on