The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-27

the ensuing Christmas chance TO observe
the manner ii which the Catholicks keep
that greatest day of the Church: there is an
elegant cathedral here, very old and large,
and finely adorned with images, paintings
aud painted windows
s- CuARLgsroN, March Is.
We learn BY the late arrivals from HAVANA,
that the most rigorous examination is made ON
the arrival OF vessels from the United States at
that port, for the purpose OF preventing the ia-
PRODUCTION into that island Of political inceY,ia-
RES from France. Every passenger is strictly
examined, and all suspicious letters are taken
possession Of by the government, and Inspected,
for the purpose OF preventing an improper cor
respondence being kept up, by enernies to the
Coiony.--CeIriey.
Cretst. COUNT Of Champmol, late minister Of
the interior, died at Paris on the 18th Of Nov
last. in the esd year of his age. The same fune-
! raj honors were awarded him as were to NJ Por.
tails, late minister of public worship His re-
IN ANS were deposited in the Pantheon.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
Capt Msniove O; the brig Amity, lett Lisbon
the lst. of Feb and informs that very thing re.
manned tranquil in Portugal.-Tbc British army
were stationed about IS leagues distant from
Lisbon - Coming out, capt NJ. saw upwards of
90 British transports with troops going into Lis.
bon.
| Information relative to the elections in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire, SO far
1 as received, renders it highly probable that
| they viii issue in the com .,lete triumph of
republican:sm. The town officers of Sa-
lem, IN Massachusetts, in which the votes
have for some years been nearly balanced,
are this year all republican, by a majority
of 100. The elections in other towns in n.
Hampshire and Massachusetts exhibit a
like result.-.Ndt. Ins.
Neto HAMPSHIRE election The votes of 81
towns for Governor, give
NlY. Langdon 6,4s1
Mr.. Smith 6,S0S
| Republican majority 179
The same towns last year gave federal ma.
jority of7o.
/ "KEENE, (N.H) Mnei Il
F." yesterday was meeting throughout thi.
state for the election of state and town officers
from the returns we have had of 10 towns in thi:
county, we can have no doubt but Mr.. Langdor
Will be elected Governor The amount of votes
IN those IL towns, are for I.angdon 1O39-foi
Smith l5S0-last year they stood for L. 843-
tor >. 1854. This being the most federal part Of
the state, no doubt can be entertained but Mr. I.
A letter from Dunbarton, N H saws" We
have this day chosen a republican Representa-.
tive, being the first time we have succeeded these
ten years past"
To the Republicans Of Cecil County, zphc
zvere Convened in Eikfon, February .;
1910.
have received, fellow citizens, your ad.
dress OF the above date. The period and
the circumstances which have called forth
this expression of your sentiments are tru.
ly interesting, as we'll to the character as t.
the rights OF the nation-and it affords sa.
tistacsion to find, in the meeting formed b,
you, harmony with so many others, i'm ap
proving the measures which have been pur
sued in reference to both. In government
founded on the principles and organized
in the form, which distinguish that of tn
Y. ;! discord alone, on points of vital i'm
portance, can render the nation weak in
itself, or deprive il of that respect which
guarantees its peace and security. With a
union OF its citizens, government thus
identified with the aation may be consider
ed as the strongest in the world, the part
cipaton Of every individual in the rights 8,
welfare OF the whole, adding the Creates
moral to the greatest physical strength oil
which political society is susceptible.
For your kind assurances of regard and
confidence, return my thanks & my friend
ly wishes.
JAMES MADISON.
DAM. SHERIrINE,
! Esq. Chairman.