Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
SPIRIT OE TIE TIAlrS


i>rTGct 9f ritter from PnfsL1rr, Pr 10 reatie-
-. wSm l" ms place, dated .March %, 1928
i"e DtIrghies to the Convention al Harrsburgh
save returned ChlhOuns friends, IL appears we're
busy there, aud al first anx ions ,h,t tbe Com
venon should nominate Candidate fnr the Pr.si-
uehrV' They took the trouble To 90 round among
,e Dt'esairs Ia learn their sentiments thew found
''' opposed To The nominations by the Convention of
any enc hut the Delegates as individuals did nor
Sct"pe Ia give their opinion, a. To- whom i,rv rou.
"eIed Tie most eligible PEI son for the Office of Pre-
S'"'"'' great majority were decidedly for jack.
son, TWO or three Tor Calhoun u few for Craw ford
''u me resi- Tor Adams not one being for CLAY. IL
" very probable that had that Conven,inn been call
e" 'o' he purpose oil nominating a Candini. Cor the
Presidency, Jackson would have received three
i"nrS oil all the votes, and the other C,uttb womb
nave hren pretty much divided between Adams and
E'a"ioTd AN glad The Delegates acted AS they
uIu bad they rs "a hody declared in favour oi ANY
one Tor President, they would have been going he.
l"hd he'r instructions, and would un,ioubieoly have
INJURED whomsoever they might have uominnIed-
ne ''r p,icai events on the continent of Euiore
n'' JUNK nave a considerable influence on the
''fs'ie"'al Election they will do much Tor jack
son me people are already beginning TO. think thar
S"ch u mhh as Andrew oi O,leans viii he necessa.
~ lie General chance appears to he getting beI.
vel Every P'y many persons who two or three
n'onIns "g" thought that he had 40 chance for the
I"'ts OF any SL,te bar his own, now arknowle,p,
- no one Is more likely 10 he The Candidate of
fennst wanna than Jackson TN,sby1Ls G,y
"a. Pr.'ide"tyThe meeting ohe republican members
W "r legislature, the proceedings of hch ve nubli.b in
ua!S paper, was full one IN the resolutions which
800 "u"pltH, lhfTt was dsseutiuy We
S IL ~ i' expression OF the views of the members
o' thS legislature because il confirm, the o,;;,ns br
nav already advanced in relation in Sional re-
en;,ors ana STATE nominations aud because il is
Oh tue opinions of the republican parry This stnte
ne tuenhnt governor opened the meeting with C,rcible
The Tesl,,,n lt'n III appreciation ~ the which
"e iuuonS recommend To the Adoption oC ,ur reuul,
can leiow-ciz-nS We Iook cnnfI.i. :, -. -, III, "
sent and concurrence. nbm, 4 " 'a,s
ht.ef,on-We were pleased at the result oCt,s Election
We wished yet feel perfectly satisfied ira.n,rrb Two
H. "no are decidedly III favor of Mr.. CrawIurds rlrc.
III Erected We consider the Of The citizens of
% county upon The Presidential election As pxnrese,l in
r eny election We hid FIVE candidates three in favor
80 'Wlotu ana Two in favor of Adams Lr Whine has
troine been elected with great ease whenever he
rn' nn IN opposition TO the popular men in the
:,i n. we nave no doubt would again bat for nj. ot-
siiIon TO Mr. Crawford election Tire rres;drnt,I elrc
u3n appeared To be pivot mon which dis nc i ,
sd the candidates were rsnuiIs IA ax nra.s ., ~ @
10y anu without reserve upon the subject and moi Ia ia
asa certain candidate Congress 10 fri rene ,, ,;
o pI Tue district and promise 10 GO win ,he ,sot
c,n VIZ upwards Of one hundred between The Sc
3D. II'"Iord candidate and the first Adams Neither nj
ne o'her candidates spoken Of and yp do ,cI;y ,,
VI NOT DE one solitary vote for either Of Hem.
Roanoke S1nt
sem, hnrleS kHg son of the Hon Rufus King Of the H. 5
yorI A, assumed The editorial management OF the New
,n ''"'' winch viii continue. course in conuuc.
p"r, h nearly all the federal papers in the Union 10
49," 'PPose congressional nomination. fphH. sent
To tie Editor If ne T1ria,u H,yo,a.
"iHi OWING to suggestion hv ,hr Department Of st,e in
"c" last that the commission the adjustment, of claims
other private property. during tie
e ware "ou probably about the 81 of the present
"onh am Induced to believe that many Of the claimant.
WI 60 to Washington forthwith. Some information On
Tue subject will probably them both trouble &
nave been employed by great number Of the sufferers
and avn just from Washington. ! have gathered t;e.,
aets-i is not known 10 the American government t,, n,
Commissioner and Arbitrator are apppinted an fine mar, ~
e bi'ti'h 'oVernmeatand copies OF returns or otg
testimony to he had from the British government. nnoe
e Von'e"'"" ratified in January Last, have yet been sent
20 Washington.
'"'' "'"t servi' AUG NEALE.
Frederic bs,urg, May 5. TEA