Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-07

tp,...sorc. June 2o.--Despatches received by 'he
War Department from Brig. Gen. atsihS'h' W
The peaceable removal Of the whole b"dy O te
nebapo Indians, numbering about seventeen ~ ,aS
~ the hand of the Portage, from whom resistant. ~
~ ono time apprehended. The presence OF one '"o"'
so,d reonlars contributed 10 this desirable result.
Cen Atkinson proceeds in person to attend 10 ne
final settlement Of these Indians on Inc ANA %" :
Them West of the Mississippi river u'00e'
GtoRrous IxDEED!-rhe following appeared, on ~
,o,h ;ns,,n, ne the leading article in a iitt!e re"era'
w.. mnhI;.had ,i Georgetown, ID. {. IT IS more
IL.Iy ,bo, Thaddeus Stevens wonlah be inc Secfct",S :.
War. The Abolitionists will not be content ",' %
aa-osant,tiv. N the Cabinet, unless IT IS thought sur
fcient t" let them have Inc r rrd -. h,o;s6~d r"
lie mnst ipht the battle, ana DC oah,sh'u r.
iie en- 10" c'o , ; pro,rrcr-Wr have been handed The follow.
ins nv one Of the oldest aud most r"'Ir'at'lI ~ - ~ n III Thc
town, and lIy it before our readers a. u .tnP.nJJS =" F." - ~" mir
IN ~ Iii 49, LII III oir Van Eurcm friends calmly ana ,ialts.; . "nI'n -.
this galaxy oil talent aud ability wan 'n pr M ,i. r",n,," contest.
are sure they viii all hope to BE- bra,s" ~ = s sood I" nj sn,rit Of
such a Cabinet will restore the c1mn,,i :" u. - ~, y. GOOD of the
". II. HARRISON, President.
JOHN TYLER, Vice President.
D.SrEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF StatT.
X,cI,aI !, BrppLE. Secretary Of the treasury
W. L. PEEsroS, secretary OF war;
81. Souru4np, Secretary Of the Navy
Tnou,, Ewtss, Postmaster Grneln'
i. ]. CrIrrgNpES, Aiurn'! "rhrtu:
Henry Clay, Minister to Enslnnd.--l@
The Albany Argus hits the nal upon Inc "e"' ;"
The following, and drives II nome; u
Tur MrrE-Mr. Crittendeno OF hentncky's says mar
r;son shan't answer, because ms oP'h'""s a'e "''"u
Laonn This Is not true. Who knows his OPINION Of
~, n Indoncudcnt Treasury, the receiving and referring
sLlI:,;on ne,;,ions. or the Bankrupt law: In FAC, Ms
nnip;ons on no subject are known. In virgin" lc =
supported as an opponent OF the BANK. - u 81
no i sustained as nti.Aboltonist-h mere, 'te AUDIT
tionists generally 90 for nm. A.'"s a" y :. = :, ,hc
s;dered anti.,ariff-in Connecticut ne calico our Inc
full vote of the tariff interests; so he does mere. III 'he
mean time his Committed ''nATE DETERMINED ne
sun make no further declaration oil principles FOE
rHE PUBLIC EYE. AM,
"a, ha denied that friends and foes of Harrison have, IN
,ood f,nb asked him his opinions on different subjects
Nbo, in such case would he an honest man $ reply, u
he were nj large Why observation-disclosures ihoi'@hl
Won knew nv opiuions-,icy are generally known 10
b, thus, and SO, andarc thus ana So "ha'u"t na'.
r;son rcolys have concluded to answer no such qnes.
lions To friend or foe What does his Committee say
-MavAarr ~dcrm;ncd he Shan't GnSmsr. If the peo'
pe stand this hnmbug and deception, they are as foolish
as the Federalists take them to be. We shan t believe
they will, till we see it, and hardly then.
ST. MARy's CoS,ESrio>-GoecrnOr &aanOn.-lhG
uThird District has broken loose! Two thousand
freemen assembling IN convention, without pEecohceFt'
ed arrangements, simultaneously as II were, cvihces
thai the old Democratic fire blaztS high. III Truly m
dicates that Il deep, powerful, and energetic eNc'i"-
ment, is felt among the Democrats OF t'iS Sectioh OF
the State, and bears a warning 10 our enemies t!iat inc
DAYS other prcdominacy in this district, are with the
last winters snOws.-Set Us down III inc hfu Us
rood for a Democratic Congressman.
Governor Shannon was present at the Convention,
and addressed the delegates at length upon the political
topics oil the day. The Governo! is a man OF the pto-
pie and with the people, and they are Determined inat
he shall receive ten thousand majority over ms apoIltioh
opponcnt. The "third" will do her full snare towards
doubling even that majority. MarkIt IT.
~ TDagton co. Hrahd.
Nrw DErcE.-Wc recommend the idea of the
Alabama Federal Whig, referred to in the following
extract, TO all who would use a similar humbug WIN
the Elooe case, or the standing army hrmbug, &c,
which have been sent out with the endorsement OF ms
Abolition associates. II; utter want of truth IS no OBJ
lection with men, whose only hope is IN gaming the
SURFACES of the people by hard cider and hard asser-
tons:
Extract from a letter datcd
"HuxrsvrLLr, Gala, June 10, lcio.
al heard to-day Of another trick OF Federalism
which wish YOU to take some notice OF IN your pa
per. A Wing of this place went TO one OF our adjoining
counties. and actually told some of the honest farmers
hat in taking the ccnSEs, they were taking down
their stock. and also their fowls; or to BE- pam, hens,
chickens, and other poultry, 10 be taxed by NJ. va"
Buren,, to support the extravaganza Of ms A'Hnih'S''"-
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