Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22

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last year, slightly modified, l 'ue' WI w s "
The uUpTuHrnrHg rtn'entioh. -. ,-;t,,. 49,, r.
ynr e.u,lou relation 10 The Canal law strikes me ID
tI p.h,cs il may necessary TO modify II so as 10
] H. infc,e that the democratic candidates. elected
would act on or regard II as saa un'' "
cnn.,,ulinnlity settled by the court oil appeals
w cory 10 trouble you with letter 40 long and so care
s.Iy w,iren but am lazy 10 go through the work OF
correction and condensation am SIN more troubled WIN
he of an almost rrconcilabe difference oil
,uulun between points oil policy WIN some
men such m uagnnm would give me little uneasness;
but that class. am aware your ophiohs arc
generally The Of much reflection, and you are guided
in forming them by pure motives respect thel', as
ought bh, not much ~ 10 Dc ape 10 . n
yours. Our long general concurrence IN pohca VIEWS
makes the present difference between the more painful TO
am, very respectfully. your obi servant o,,
This second letter which closed the correspondence is so
emphatic that every portion OF it is necessary 10 u un-
Outstanding of the subject and we give II entire IL is one
Of the most thorough searching aud Conclusive arguments
thai been written in favor Of the compromises parcu
larry the fugitive slave law Nor are we aware 'hal uo'e
Marcy has in single sentiment OF sentence e'aEe u
modified in any respect what he nus "ii''e" ~ ''eo'
a nburrrs or free soels find any grat'hcaoh or conso
aliun i'm his selection the head oi the Fierce 1aoet "
aid In carrying the noble and sound doctrines Vi e "
,uonro must be because they discarded their sec
lona hrrescs and honoraby mean Ia acl as oecoe Su
nation. Al. union loving constitutions respecting Democrats
I'm is NOT only as an enlightened patriot true 10 The
ri,h,s Of the South that Governor Marcy has shown hl-
self 10 be- His bittcrcst political opponents nave stepped
forward TO testify his integrity man and as pno'c
officer For instance the Albany Evening journal ("eeas
paper and uncompromsng Whig thus alones "f sohe o
| It's acts Of injustice TO the veteran Marcy:
"A(,er standing for more than hrtyive years in an a
ude Of political untagonsm 10 GOV MaIey, uu..s '
lime he discharged the duties ul AdJutant General LUMP
rolIcr judge of Supreme Court, Senator In Congress- Gov
ernor of The State and Secretary OF war IS nnl an ac
simple Justice say he passed crcdilaDy th.oug ts'
rwnu ,,eal. and now rceuers public life win STAIN
less repura,ion Widely we have differed from Governor
Marcy aud fcEccly we have in eIce cohhicsJ "r"e
him. now, when looking calmly back through lu"s J -
rsnnnsbc public service find clean official record IN
his rpor IL is no less pleasure Than duly 10 pear 'eSs"o
ny 10 his integrity Of character.
yireinius an able writer in the unionr shows cone'u
aiycy that President Monroe put forth two separate a us
,nct declarations the policy TO be pursued ny ''
s. government with regard to American affairs III 's
couse with European powers The first having References
rho threatened interference of the Holy Alliance when hau
m IL, obc, the sublus alton the Spanish American states
TO the sway of mother country announced echeu
cipe with regard improper interference ny huopea ~
io,s with American affairs and the extension TO the Amef'
can continents Of the principles which were al Inc lounua
ton Of the Holy Alliance that unueflooh " pa''o "
rome at the Congress of Vienna
pho con1 declaration relates European co0n -aslon ON
ma, American continent and affirmed that the continent Is
no longer open European colonization; Tue e 10 ''
whole being vested in States competent 10 lioh IT, {" '''
no Europcan nation could thereafter occupy any pofo as
vacant and unnppropratcd by the establishment Oh ne"
colonies.
The Inuupura address Of President Pierce reahrms both
of these declarations Of Mr. Monroe relating 10 EURO
mean as well that relating 10 European inter
ference.
IN, Democrats Of Bu,etourI have in public meeting eS'
messed their appreciation Of the course OF H. A. fa'n
sor Ed their delegate Congress, and have urgently 80
licited him Ia b. candidate Tor re election mr. T. haS
given universal satisfaction 10 The District and we trust ina
lie will yield to their warm wishes aud again consent .
serve them. -
The Senatorial Convention. composed ol Delegates ""
the counties Wood. Richie Peasants, Doddruec una
Harrison have, by wohiTds Vole nominated 'olh =
snencer Esq al Wood tho candidate Tor The State Be
nate 10 succeed Eenl. BASEL Jr, Esq, resigned n D
o,n. C.u acted as President and n c. creel Esq, n
SECONDARY Mr. Spencer the Democratic eeci"r lo
Wand cnun,, last summer and described young man
Of brilliant Intellect.
The Democrats Of Dodddpe County have appointed del
cgsrs 10 r. Congressional Convention 10 DC held al fH
kersburg On the 2Ist MaIc, '" p'ofe1".
for Charles ) Lewis Egg, as their candidate of Congress
, The Democrats Of Henry, al their Court on MONDAY
nominated George Hairston Sr, for seat IN The mex
Delegates. IL - Clu ie"SJ
hc is iaaIy known does wish 10 be candidate again
and his patty have taken This method TO induce hm 10 serve
This ia q us tribute TO honorable and faithful man. anc
w hone tr will show HE appreciation OF The compliment oy
agnin Ia ing the field. = D1nriHc Republican,
We will not entertain doubt that our friend Hsifs'oa' at
sterling Republican and valued Democrat as any III t
Stats wl orego his private wishes ana y'e'd &c
he loud yoce OF his devoted county, her again IL
The State councils
! ANOTHER VIRGINIA BOOK.
We have bafre very handsome volume, OF nearly ao'
viz Historical and Descriptive sketches OF NoroA dnG
,ic;n Including and the adjacent counties. hu
rnp pcri,d Of 200 wears; asu sketches OF Williamsburg
f]pnpto, Suffolk SmhteId and other places with dHscfp