The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-24
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The interesting conversation of Mr.. Russell shows
Ms that we are not yet to expect peace. The British
will not relipqush their Impressnent, though we
were even to exclude their from our service
and no longer to naturalize them. Our division,
have done most of this mischief =" Our friends is
Congress" have spirited them up 70 this .tubborn
perseverance. Mr.. Russell 10 Of opinion, that we
have no hope but to give them a different impress
war.
What will the Federalists say now! Will they
yield our nafive-borB citizens, our own flesh and
blood, TO British slavery But if they are so slaysb.
ly inclined, we shall yet march on in the Ya- The
present Congress are devi,ng schemes of
more battalions OF infantry; the monthly pay Of the
privates raised from to dolls. The Naval com.
mittee 1t s said, will report in favor of ships of
the lne-.-and 10 more frigates. Twice thar force
could BE- Suilt on loans at moderate per cenfage
The war, the whole sense OF the country, call, for
an increase of the navy.
The future is full of hope-Mr. Madison is Ger
tainiy reelected. He has already III votes; IOs
the majority--being majority OF the whole mum.
Der OF Electors appointed-10S 10 the majority if
the vote OF Louisiana be taken off, Ohio and Ken
tnoky are ase:rtaired to be fer him. Moreover tn e
Legislature Of N Carolina have met and refused to
rescind the law giving them the. ciioce. re.
solution has also passed the House of Commons for
the appointment of Electors, on Friday last--.Wo
have thus certainly an energy President for four
years,
In the 18th Congress- the republican majority in the
H. OF K will be even greater than in the presenf-
we snail prove this IN our Dexas also that in the
Senate the firm republicans will be more hume
rous than at present. THUS for more than wear, all
federal opposition is unavang.
Let us then go ON; --.7nleTica exbecn ersry man
TO diseharge he dnty.-A strong & long pull, and
our seamen are safe and the honor of America
will shine brighter than ever.
/ CT RkFLEcTIoNs on .Mr. RusseIPs conuersa-
f'0" with Lord CastlereGgh--in our next.
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In COUNCIL, November 18th 1919.
The Governor and Council, pursuant to the Sc
cond section OF the act of the General Assembly,
entitled an act providing for the appointment OF
Electors to choose President and Vice Preside en-,
OF the United States, passed the 9Th OF February
1919, having examined the returns from the Com
mssiouers of the several Counties, appointed ant
Commissioned in conformity with the directions :,
the Aforesaid act of the General Assembly do he re
by advertise and make known, that the names ant
places OF abode of the twenty FIVE persons bavi,,
the greatest number Of votes, throw ehout the state
as Electors OF President Vice President OF the u
States for the state of Virginia, are as follows. viz
Joseph Godvtn, Of NanseE,ond.
Beyanlin Harrison, Prince George.
| Edsgdrd Pegrd7,t, Dr,widdie.
Richard Field, Brunswick
| Ihonas Read, Senr. Charlotte.
.Hahhe@ Cheathann, Chesterfield.
! Ihss,'.h. Randolph, Albemarie.
/ Charles PdnceJ, Buckingham.
| Gcorge Penn, Patrick.
| I'm. g. Poindexter, Louiss.
Spencer Roane, Hanover.
| SMreshiy RenHokds, Essex.
| Li06f Tdgioy, Orange.
| Gastdvns B HoyneS, Fsuquier.
| Robt. Ne isos, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
| Halter Jones, NortlIumbe rlend.
| Jyhn r. Brooke, Stafford.
| Htgh lilo mes, Frederick.
! Lrgick Morgan, Jefferson.
Hycbd. Rsthcyfo7G. Rockingham
! .lrehf Stua,t, Augusta.
| Hndys7v PUs.cY, Washington.
Charlse Iagisr, Montgomery
Nm. .HrRiniry, Ohm
In testimony whereof 1 have hereup,o set m,
,'snd tbs 18th de- Of Hoy, IN Tie year Of our or5
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