Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-27

UNIVERSITY OF FiEGiStA.-Ihe present session 81
this institution has commenced under most favorable
circumstances: the number Of students is fifth
greater than last year, early in the session; and
every thing bids fair 10 add to the renown of this
ebraIed seat of Literature and Science [Lfersonian
From the Hcsiern Frontier.-A fairs in the Chero-
kee nation continue disordered. The murder of Mr.
We're and his family, and the burning of his house,
mentioned some time ago. The Arkansas Intelligen
Ger Of the 30th ultmo, asserts that this outrage was
doubt committed by band of conspirators in organized
rebellion against the Cherokee authorities and whose
intention II was, 10 have assassnaied on The night Of
The 18th nit, Mr. Ross, the Chef of the Nation Mr.
nsyhead, Chief Justice w. s. Cooley, and Elijah
Hicks, four Of the most popular men IN the country
the authorities OF the Cher KEGS have been active in
emdeavoring TO apprehend the murderers bnt as yet
without success The hills and gorges of the coun-
try are filled with determined men pursuit of these
bandhti. the U. S Government, has taken no part in
these efforts, although Mr. We're was licensed trader
and citizen Of The United States. The same paper
says:
General Taylor left on the 25th inst, for Fort Glib
son, with a view OF settling the existing difficulty IN
the Cherokee Nation. We are afraid he will fail if
he operates with nothing but rank lace and buttons
These things are not potent upon this frontier-,hey
have no Influence upon lnd'ans."-Pha Gazette.
TEssEssEH SEAT CT GovERSMEsr-The General
Assembly Of Tennessee, after much discussion has
liked The sea, OF Government of Tennessee 4, Nashville
The Nashville papers rejoice at the result The Wing
edgs ue uistIHyHsHsu no00T inns bestowed,
heightened By The consideration that it received the
approval Of nearly two thirds of the Senators and Re-
representatives. elected by the people under the new ap
pottoument, and it can be by our city with the
Consciousness that sprngs from the deliberate opinion
with the General Assembly that il vas deserved from
her commanding advantages Father than from her own
solicitations upon The subject"
The Wings of McNlnn county, Tennessee, have
resolved that their choice is Cay FIRST, Clay last Clay
all the time" The fact s that Clay, at the extra
session, did too much party for the ultra Wings
to admit of any compromise ofhis claims. He succeed.
ed then in showing Webster completely into the back
ground, SO lar as the machinery of party goes
Then the game was from frs! 10 last president makng;
then 1t was emphatcaly the among the hard cider
ties, that Caesar had his party, and Ocavins had his
party, hu. the commonwealth had none band of
'niur'aed and crazy headed politicians gn hold of the
reins OF government aud the OF state ike Phntons
chariot went dashng along, h;her and ib,her threaten
ing destruction for time the great interests of the
country, but which ended in the destruction OF the
comba,anis themselves. Clay the eader-the die.
tator, that pulled the wires. His friends have No,
forgotten him. So now they shout out as loudly for
HIM they did for Webster in 1910. Their motto is:
CLAY first, Clay as-Clay all The time =. Boston Post