Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

"PP'aio w iFSl'lSa 81 ne IlOftn
The City of n York s-rnis Al nos. rem, IN rwai.'
10y two p"gal pa'ies each ssanls ,s conii.icu of
It's own strength, as outrageous against the views 81
the other each has its ward m-r',pcs, ats own
Address. The one claims The ReDM6iiraHS on Us
side ; tic other The PeOJke On nn sic - n G
Mammal Ad'ocne on the other, are The nigsns nj
the adSnsies, he ChlhuuniStS ,&r Sc Tho ii 81 cop.
with all the oihPiS with u spi ~ ialruf which do q,
mute credit Ito ,is Editorials tho sa'eai rec =,
nrestni> ratier different prospect Iron, the hr
Republicans, otherwise called The friends oil yegnAr
nomination, have prevailed hy overwhelming ma
JnrI'y Ihe Albany Argus ilie old Republican, paper
al The State, as brm II is cool the ei,nce Of ~
principles, expresses OF dnnii us 10 ihs. Goa.
ple~ion Of the next Legislature. u .vrs some add,
ouai returns from .ihe COMMITTEES aud si,ies from,
those ACTUALLY received, tiat iiIe kegmilr Republican
ticket has 81 elected the opposition ticket so only
The Argus adds :
" We declared, in the beginning, that we would not
take upon ourselves who the members elect wont!
support for the presidency We added, We had
warrant for doing HAT they would do that for the
selves a"u m manner which we we're welt persuaded,
would discharge their duty their country .nd az, y
point the hopes of faction We nnw tip, they
are not favorable 10 Mr. Crawford nor do nl!ege Dat
they we do not arrogair ourselves the right
tate TO Them the subject, arrange ihcm
accorng 10 our personal views and wishes We
the belief that with all The pretended zeal lot An,
CAM for MIR. Adams, and for nsrther, pfcrni in
Vether support TO ticket nat more than nnc Of whom
was committed Tor that gentleman than six cf whom
they well knew were positively onplscd 10 him. Ia favor
southern caudlaie, ana all o whom wuuh reject indg-
mainly tie appeals ct prejudice and passion sectional ia
terests ana feelings.
In the general result of the election which has arre,te,
the progress OF these attempts congratulate Irpub
can brethren throughout the state ofihemeneT. irrndl,
4" me Undivided preservation II The republican party aud
10 regular nominations, there j. large ning
majority. To their keeping. the interests STATE ana
their more Immediate connection AZ his lime with Those o
the uuien, may be freely committed IL /. in
aud mark them OF. they will bring with their repu
ean habits aud feelings aud will he guided by their die
iates, and by the will of the people Th have
the sopbstry the art, and the opposition OF federalism
its prouder aud better days aud ii idle 10 believe thai
they be contributed by TIE arrogant and dictatOrl
who represent IL no" in it. uller beipiessne'''
a letter from an English officer in this days
paper gives s0inr account OF Riegn.-Au eve
witness 10 "a London paper of Oct. 8ih brings
down the narrative to the moment of he ar
resi.-Hc was at last eniiapped by the subll-
ty Of his guides, Il hermit and 40 iuhabit-
ant ofVilchrs. Magistrates wer,. secretly sent
for by them under prelcnCe Of sending for
a larrler:
Rego, in fact, sai down TO breakfast Immediately
on lelrnng from NJ rco iai the C,rrier vas coming
forthwith b.i the Eugisbioan, constantly ,mpi Css-
ed ~ith his fears, did not q lhe window from wh,cb,
with telescope, he kept lookout all ,oond. sud-
dcmly he exclaimed, " COmmaudan, we are lost
acre arc armed pHr-on- advancing -
" Arm !" cried Eiego bot ttai in.i4nt Lopez aud
MdieO seized The carbnes, and c0rked aud ictelira
them the iraiiOr. savHig " The first who moves %
y dead man !" they bad already er.sted then
swords, but HE resolution Of Rcgo 40 II once tor
hack. ils even said pohely TO Lopez, rall'ng ini
(rHesira aerced) -" Have ihe gHuducss To tell thr
men who are coming not 10 hurt US, s'sce Ne are
Your prsunrts.''
The Alcade entered, followed by az armed force
Rieao duplicated hin similar manner nol ,p 10
him any harm, and, as pledge, to cmhiacc him.
The cauccIliog decree of King Ferdinand
cannot be intended io apply 10 ihe Florida
Treaty. Some of the Eastern Editors guess
| that il will be so construed Impossible! thf
man is not infatuated enough to attempt il
The treaty was made by him the COrtcs
subsequently, did 40 more than explain some
of It's provisions in relation Ia grants Of laod
But if Ferdinand should mediate such gros,
breach Of faith, he may as wcil whistle 10 tn,
winds. The u. S. viii not condescend ever
10 parley with him upon the matter Thu
/ territory is ours 1t is part Of the Union
| He may as well attempt to wrest the MI4sis
sippi or Massachusetts from Us. The idea i
! too preposterous even 10 be discussed