Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-14
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The House of Delegates consists oG les
nembers.-Tlles session takes place on the Is,
January.
sufficient number ofreturns is not yet re-
cci.ed, To enable us 10 determine positively
the complexion Ofihc next Legislature. The
Albany Argus claims two, perhaps three of the
" republican candidates" elected in the county
of Albaoy-the whole republican assembly"
ticket IN Columbia county," the regular re-
publican senatorial ticket" in the 3rd DISTRICT
. Troy has given majority of about 800 for
the republican ticket. The opposition To tn.
regular ticket IN Rensselaer, has been little
more than a farce. In the counties OF Ulster,
Greene, Schoharie, Chrnango and Delaware,
the republican tickets have been elected with
out opposition" la Duchess, strange as il may
seem, The people" are II majority, and the ir-
regular ticket is said To have succeeded. Sche-
nectady has elected Mr.. Riggs, by Il large ma
jority, say COO"
The Dutchcss Observer" lat Peughkecp-
sie) oil the 9Th, participates an overwhelming
triumph OF the democracy Of the state. Ia
Ulster, there i, no tseriousl opposition TO the
Republican ticket. Sin Westminster. Put
nam, Rockland and Sullivan, tickets are run
IN opposition 10 The regular one all of which
will probably fail"
violent struggle has been made in various
parts of the state. The mass ofthe Republi-
cans has generally chung together. In sumo
places las in the city ef New York; a compa-
ratively small proportion of the Republican
Pdrty has united IFS sufirages with those Of
the two or three years-old Republicans, most
OF the Federalists, the Clintonians, the Bur-
rites, with the odds and ends'' of all the lit
tie disseminated factions who are trying to
rise from the bottom To which they have
sunk" This mongrel coalition has trumphed
in some places-whilst it has failed in Others
The majority of the Republicans have stood
together. They will yet stand together, with
a hrmer foot. they will agau rally, and act /,
and triumph together, in the presidential con-
test.
We fear that Cadiz has fallen The impression nj
uibraliar seems 10 have heeu that this had oc
cured, aud thai the King aud Royal e., ,y were i'm
The hands oi the French Surprising TN to he So
variety OF anx'ous questions rush into the minds
The Revolution decided ?-What will become of
Spain What will become of her Constitution ,
w hat new organization will she assume :--What will
he the late Of the Consii,utionaliss win Great
81 iiain or France inierpose them from the
vengeance of an i'rita.ed and Jealous monarch-an
arrogant ar,socracy, aud suspicious priesthood p
W'h Tue French quarter IN army upon SPAN keep
down the spirit of the People-as the Ausiri.ns h ~
done in Naples What is 10 become of Cuba VIII
she quietly snbn,i, '' TO the powers that he PAN
those questions are fraugh with the deepest interest
Whether Cadiz is taken or not, the first mover OF
thr Revolutions the gallant aud patriotic Rego is
'a"lv prisoner in the hands Of his enemies and
c""hned IN common dungeon Aye, rae man who
Is destined TO live in the fairest page of Spanish his
'orY, treated as common felnn-and may die the
dc''h oi I" traitor. Such did Wallace die-and such
late would Washington have met IL he had no, won
oui liberties AT the point Of the sword!
The Proceedings Of the Potomac Convention are ton i'm
por'ani TO he abridged 1--WE laid by several articles
Ms s. among the present then, to our reader.
We have, after all, been unable give more than brief
sketch Of the last days proceedngs-For ibis We are in
de'ned to the Washington Repubcan.-A more copous
account which appears In the ~ In,egcncer In more tan
ave large columns shall appear in our next paper.
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