Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
IN ri. Editors of he Enai.irer:

w AS3iINQTQN C1Tfi 1uh. a,,bIpms |
Messrs Edors-Conlrary TO all Inc Pins p,;ons ot
Of Euclid contrary to ali the calculations so, o.
Hague, sun, moon and STARS combined, ", ,hp, is
lical signs of the times beat any .n,"s THE |
past, or what we may expect for the iii IN The
present time is full OF omnous toreoou'rIS s,bcw
perpeluily of his glorious couleaefacy some.
/, Davis. nervous and energetic Wfne' 10; 49, ND
what notorious. 100 as the author OF 'e ,. as o,ne
times OF Col. Aaron Burr, told he puul'u he
wears since that Mr.. Martin van Due Due Aaron
natural or unnatural son OF ms sa", o,,hor;,v
Burr Whether Mr.. Davis spoke W a'ssnme
or not, this deponent cannot sayrou.a rCoonel
from The close proximity OF himself ana S Az r.
Burr during many years OF their ives ais' e.
stated what he believed he had au'ho'"' -
making known 10 the public. f,ncies
Whether Mr.. Davis stated "iacs VI .a aa A.
in his forced connection OF Col. Bur anu , w..
Van Buren,. there is no doubt but, IN our an,
history, their conduct will be vleweu ps;,;ons of
in The same light, in their relative on,h;,ons
beipg engaged in the same unnoB az CT. ,his han.
views by their endeavors 10 dismen'Oe, hl,nd II
SlemS ,,t.dsr.cuNcemened as il is by The niood OF
Wauen Montgomery, and the Fatael " ~, ne
coun,ry. So welded was Mr.. Van bu'.n ~ ,hs
Sou,h in 1910, thai he elored in his op'a.n0' -
electoral vote of Virginia, even III P',. - emo
The vote of New York. l, was chapie. - 80
M, n he lost in history and considered y M"
The acme of glor. Now, torsooth. a. t -" Inc
repored pIoeenllor, he is Tor teaiihs se,t;onol
, confederacy, or, in o;her words, cfran" Csss in
divisions OF party as revenge on w. ~ o baltimore
consequence Of his iaure oeio'c W., Mr. E1
Convention in 1914. But, not 50 las, W., , nX
Presiden. Van Buren,, The game Is nu' yI | A.
nv Yourself. or your mad.cap son, WIN ":
,ornev Buer as his aid. The days OF pastio.is.i
arc no, departed from New York-ihe aelenue,s
and nnholders OF the "Union" stlli preuon,,nd.e
: among her patriotic sops:-New ioth wn. "o'
: foster the bane of disunion within her !,
The days of The Hartford Convention n9s. ~; Oe
il revived by the Utica disorsahlzeiss Is, sa;p, ner
has at length arrived, Wheh 'hose III =, once
sons mus, be met, and the question seuieu d. oioS
= and forever. ,,,,,ont let I'M
u AS preliminary 10 this settlement, ie' wy
s.corner stone" be removed al once. congress .
u now in session The existence ol slavery W WI
J. Distric, has ever been bune OIL coh'eh,io" ~
The modern fanatics and tie traitors 10 Inc peae
nt and harmony Of the "Union" The county
CT Alexandria has been relrcceded 10 virginia auo
u ouess. there a. least The domeslc ihsl''u.'o,
;, of The State are euieled. Letthe same pIoIes'
re Immediately applied 10 that portion OF inc &c
u ranainine len miles square which was coded b
lie MISUNDERSTANDING nothing oil The presen
C. nowers OF control but such as relate 10 inc put
n liz buildings. This remedy is demanded oy IN
"a Questions that have arisen OF late among 'hos
T. who call themselves "lree soil citzens.
We We'll II they are correct in the position Inc
have assumed. the relrocession OF the county
n Washino,on TO The Stale of Maryland VIII me
's' fere with none oil their privileges no! 'heil
OF conscience-hence, as a part OF Mafyldnui, :
&c eoruer.stone OF their edihce OF miscniei WIZ
he Knocked from under Them and the CITY none u
lis inssr hy The change in their municipal or Judci
roon,ai;ons. This will be measure none Cd
obiec, IN who favor the settlement OF the mus
~ yeyed nnestop OF aboliiion; tor il will Tree 20
}, ore,s OF trouble, save time and mucn money
IN The nnb,ic and settle The question de faeto SO Ioi
ev &C Maryland remains slave State which eve
NOM wnnld moi have been her situation, u y
NJ rights had not bsfn inraded by The unprlnc'Pi
kidnappers that reside North OF Masoh q
a. Dixons line Itwoud be well mat 'nis que.'a
;. should be al once agaed and Carried su'Iess,,
III 10 through both branches of Congress d. 'ne n
MS sent session. oonseopan
Of This detection Of Mr.. Van Buren, from inc ~
cherished opinions he formerly expressed
,ru Son,bern insitu,ionsq Sirs, so lar as ! am al
-, 10 cypher out The speculation 0! my own n'a
'as ,bere can he no question but il will aid matef
Ter, " in uniting all The Southern States IN me co
The Ing contest, and that Gov. Cass and zen. pun
,oh with The true Democracy OF Inc Noi'n'
% achieve signal and glorious victoly W nio'.
the Eastern anu IN IDosl VI W.
oi Western States. ,.r
WHY should the result, be otherwise, SO lar =
Mr. Van Buren, is concerned2 Cas- ana b
Of Tor are The nominees OF the very system 'hd'
~. broueh, South from Albany; the same sy,,'
=, that gave him his elevation, and elected h'ih
ua sidcn: The same system that caused ms lelee',
" and. fortunately Tor The country, suos'l.u'e :.
polk as President, in preference to ina. .!
DIV Ir,- o---r The decision OF The ConVen.loh
lion but The decision Of the Convention al bd
I. more in lS48 will prove equally as advanlaset
He in the advancement Of Gov. Cass and Gen.
er and rebound as much 10 the honor and glt
CO. OF the country the pre-ent administration
the done in ihetrying times OF The past three years
the No doub. the friends of Mr.. Van Buren, al
d South feel chagrned at his want OF frmness
enl The end But he is ambitious and revengetu
for hence his fling al Gov. Cass and his determine
ton 10 do all he can 10 distract and disoTgan
ms the Democracy. But in The result he will be d
ION appointed, and will have 10 whistle "down
Sc Tide OF time" a rep!oach and by.word OF TALL
me greatness and unreen!ing ambition.
= The President should give MIR. Benz. F. But
an his permission To retire from The post he now fiji
m AS stree soil" man, he should disdain 10 he
lie. office, bur go forth 10 make room Tor one vi
= al least, i, mol willing TO "hold ciM the hare" a
an. sTnn zeii the bounds Yours,
yer - - " NED EVANS.