Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-22

,,a,ch would again, as Mr.. Clay said in
oyW. - The whole system into "imm'nent oepgef.,
~ nos, enlightened members oil congress are Al
i" snund,ne The consequences OF this excess IN me
f'"1' the Tariff members. ain the debate yes'e,"Ay'
ears % ,H Washington Correspondent of the New iofk
says merce, Mr.. Roosevelt, MIR. Rhett and
Jo"'"' III an eppor,unity to impress upon the maori.
e"'t,is House who profess 10 wish a permanent anu
N.Si. system OF rcvcnue, Tor The security OF ,"e """u
'''" interest, that they were acting win srea' M
n,Jsnce IN forcing upon the country asysem" w,
p'u"snl nrotcction, which would be repud'a'ed apo
nue. s"s the moment that the Democratic party 90
'"'" =, majority IN Congress. The same warning mas
,""S ,rsn BIZ Mr.. Hunter, Mr.. Clifford, ana o'he'S
n'" an, friends ofihe manufacturing interest hau Oct
IF" - !, N time. Bat there IS no chance 'hat nus
~, will ever become a law. A''er "shaho y r.. ~
o'I W." If The distribution clause, 1t is dead. The
a'''um" 49,, u;,nout the distribution clause, IT will be re-
'1s,,,sd and passed BY the aid OF Democratic votes,
.n,rnory. The Democratic mtmoeFS, dSJdr a. I caH
-, are opposfd to the bill an ats present Jorm' t"ae'
" -. II Ike distribution feature. Inc my 1hane'
}'"]' mr.ys Latc at this SESSION IS 6y a anon ~ Demo
.I, and Hhig members on some more moderate seheme
q w.,ssrec,fully urge this suggestion upon them. Let
~ w,se-and let their duties be moderate-and
~" m sorethinr nav be done for the good OF the nation
'' ~snme,hinc for the supply of a sufficient revenue
aor.,binr permanent, without being 100 stimulating
.,ha manufacturers themselves.
J-,.sy franz .MtIlcO.-i ne Laura Virginia aii''S
y,w Orleans on the l2th, in Z days from Iampico
..Ths most interesting news she brings rs the KE'
EASE OF ALL TIE SANTA FE PRISONERS
i,@.sms President Santa Ana celebrated his Bum Day
.,,5 ,his ne, Of grace. The Americans in Mexico WI
n, doubt aid their destitute fellow men 10 OBTAIN lhs
,sons of transportation TO their own country.
.The following IS one OF the announcements on lhs
..,,sion of the release of the prisoners, copied from TIT
Government Journal:
"Gen. Ciriaco Vasques, commanding the Post oil IA
lana. reports thus 10 the Minister OF War and Marine Oh
the l2,h Of June:
.;n compliance with your Excellency's order sent Il
MO hv express under date of the 10th inst | have Sc
o,r.ired that on the 18th inst, IN presence OF liz
,-,,os Of tins cantonment, ] have arranged, that "hih
.olsinpiziac the birth day parade OF his EXceiiency III
President, The Texan prisoners shall be sworn ana Sc
81, liberty, that they may return 10 the Z. states, ou
ruIer the consideration If they be apprehended agli'
wj,. arms in their hands, they shall suffer death. .
the conclusion ofthis ceremony, | shall give them col
,asnondlnr passports, and shall advise the command
iar GENERAL al Vera Cruz not TO impede their emoaFka
tom.
The papers give the names of all the iex'an prison
crs who were on that day set at liberty by ofurl q
Inc Presidrn, of the Republrc-amountng 10 ~
BEGINNING With Commissioners, Col. WIN u e"'h
and Doctor Richard F. BRENNAN, nc, &C. -
suggested, that az the Constituent congress o. "eA''
was lust assembled, and as il IS possible 'hat MS po"e
wcnid soon come 10 an end, Santa Anna might w'sh L
distinguish the close OF MS ifes'9eH'"' |"iee' y "
&c, Of ~clemency.
r., letter from Baltimore Of last Monday, 10 TN
Nv York Tribune, says:"A messenger arrived here oil
Sturdy evening from Washington, charged ~ III
State Department with authority 10 engage an expires
10 carry him To Wheeling, whence he would descen.
the OHIO 10 New Orleans, and thence, as is supposed
sci on, for Mexico, with dispatches for our hltnisle
,bc.s. Messrs. Stockton, Falls and Company, the ma
contractors, sent forward the express, and 1t left her
Yesterday morning. 1t was TO 20 as far as Hancock, II
iae regular cars, on the railroad, and thence take AT
extra coach for Wheeling :.
We shall publish in the next Enquirer Mr.. Webster
late able Correspondence, on Mexican affairs.