Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13

honour and at the nations expense
WYTHE.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
The citizens OF Louisville and its vicinity Estate OF
kentucky were convened the 24Ih ult. 90 for the
avowed purpose Of recommending Gen. jackson
| The next President Of the y. s." The claims al
Gen. j. were forth hy Mr.. ). S. Nicholas, who
introduced - of resoul ions to this etcr-he was
seconded 10y Mr. F. Coshy.-A substitute for the
| resolutions was Introduced 10y Mt. James ID. Breck
| inrdge, and supported 10y MIR. c.. Whiuiescy, de-
| clar,ns II inexpe,ent for the meeting 10 make any
| nomination. " The principal argument against "a
noniinatiOu, was founded upon the supposed desire
OF me meeting to have western President, end the
calculation that hir Clay had received more indica
lions oi the support of the western states than Gen.
Jackson, and that the nomination of Gen. Jackson
would divide and thereby diminish the vote ind IN
hueUce of the west.
" The only question which propounded was, IL
II expedleut Tor this meeting To make nomination
upon which The votes 10 affirmative aud 1854
negative-uany who opposed a nomination
not votine-t is believed that most of those voting
| IN tue affirmative heartily wished promote the e.
lection of Gen. Jackson, and the majority Of those
opposed 10 ii nomination favoured MI Claws preten-
slons the friends OF the other candidates, of whom
Mr. ADKINS has MANY, uniting with the The 9TH
er side as they believed that policy principle dicta-
| ed' From our observations, we should infer that
Gen. Jackson is The fayorte of the town. Mr.. Clay
OF the whole county" Louisville VI. Post.
a meeting has been held Of the Republicans of
Lehgh county (P-nnsyivania) who adopted among
Fo'hers, the following resolutions Res0hvd, THAT in
te option ni this n,eeiing IL is qnite TOO Earth
present. 10 ag'ai" The public mind ''in me qnes!""
ola eaads f.. eur ns ""H "nI . think
o"ght To coHampna! first aud earliest attention
h'sof,ed That should Gen. Andrew jackson he
t'ary iI, ;" Illumination By the Democratic RrpuI,Ii-
cans "i the Uncs S,mes, as the successor OF James
Monroe, We will yield hin, our hearty support and
| use All honorable means tn ensure his election
| - " voter in the Roanoke Sentinel denies that
| - The Presdenii election was the pivot upon VIII ch
the election of Delegates (in Pnisylvnna coupiv) Ia
The next General Assembly turnr, I'll Editor adj
he'es 10 his original saienen'.-iie and his CORES
nndoht are equally Variance about the respectiv We
| Influence oil Messrs Crawford and Adams in that
tcouny.
| writer in the Petersburg Republican observes
that Two opportunities for ascerIainug the sense ol
me people oi tins stale have occurred, but they have
scarcely been nsetone, the elections, and the other
lhe ANNUAL mastering Of tho niltIn.--1e says in but
Two OF 'he congressional districts did the election
turn incidentally an this snhect-to wit in the dis,ric
oil Bedford. and of Wuhe-and Int one instance Of
| u" aHpeai th " the officers and men of the several
rcsimr"t' composing The great body Of The people Of
'hgiHi" -tnd ." HIS Instance, I" comprising an
eniire higadr, the voice OF the people was az four
I" one IN favour of Mr.. Crawford The wrer then
hopes, thai The approaching Ith Of July may he re-.
s"red to lor This purpose in all the cities towns villa.
ses and counries - under belief that The nnniou
thus expressed would have controlling influence
over The deliberations OF the congress ionai caucus
winch circumstances require should he held dur,up
me next winter in order To the election OF
prcseniatives."
prgtnta Representations 10 Merit Congress.
Isl District tof Norfolk &c Thomas Newton La Member.
"a "a I g,f Sussex. Ac2 Arthur Smith, /. ~.
s&s2 @i ar A IS Arslr' T.
| 18th (of Halifax, &c.) George Tucker L. H.
s s, }oG r franklin, &c3 Iaber Lciiwicb, L. H.
SUI loi YORK, &c0 Burwell Basseit, l.. ST.
s;h; (of Henrico, kc) Andrew stevenson l.. mr.
0'n tIi AlbrInare, &c) William c. Riycs, .e+y member
|
p, Sof Orange D, &e) Philip r Barbour, L. NJ
| iiih. loi Loudoun, &c) Charles Fenton Mercer H. A.
,r., place OF Thomas L. Moore deeii@ed s'''F'' III
iS, f ("5 M Ersr.E &G] James Stephenson
18Th tof E9nOngas Gc) Edward Johnston, e.o uaeis.y.
tsb rof - pIfe Of Edward u Jackson deened
1T'h' t GOT RRoieiopr &e} John Floyd L. IT.
ed eof T Ws.Sin@;o %e william snh In
me tn 9th, i2ih i4ti, 18th, i7b, ish 21.t and
"a districts only was there any In 70 d,rict
he OLD member: were elected without opposition. In y
there d opposition, hut in every Opposition was
a,ang1ot course 10 OF the old Delegation are re-
without opposition, and the Other against il.
The " T. Daily Adp,riiser will not be content with ony
u categorical answera laconic yes Had he out
such answer, should promptly have given h. nm,
TO who asks us Wbetirr The politicians Of Viz
Preseneho% cGuG 0 ". ~; o. candidate
WoulI nave been positive lie fer Virginia mas no such
L
e,ained such thoughts but had now giyen tLea, mp:
asehood As gross as the other We therefore replied thai
she hGh nicer such m ideaWe repeat that she has no
sueh Thought, and never had Are you answered. vel ~
WINE Com Porter is employing all bis splendid talents
~" ,e beneut OF bis country, It Is rash and unRraei
"ct 10 condemn his want Of energy OF success what
ne does not exiinguSh The OF pratcs in mo-
ntlt Lhey are SO widely scattered So adro in their
pOlesop-So much coBntepauced and assisted hy active
ol"ues on the shore tnt their nnniiaiion cannot lie
Wy Nofh 81 days-COni. Porter not, however r,
one acrimonious malignant paragraph fbr the sense
'ns nation Since be has lett us, his contact has been
Is nes OF the warmest eUiogiun.-We had rather NOT
% such letters from his pen publish to-day
~ nn 40 hs duty abtoad-Hnd his country will quad
his reputation tnime. wa e
. DO we understand Mr.. walsh 10 sny tbrt s,ye,oys
VIZ az secoHu Jeeiags dsclaminc his very pathetic
PsI 10 the Univer.a Yankee Nation he will look ont
YOU we man who IS 5sf quilted by principle Talent tenn
we man. and not TO The place, where his cradle hspee
~ ne focket tls sectional criterion, indeed III we
INV t1e hote Souihou Of the calculation on account NJ
,Tgltu nf0ne how are decide between the pree5
we nrrth md tossi-or ne middle sfn,. ,er4u.e
~. " o nave middle well as extrenities The gssf
western msn-AlOw are RenfucEv aud Mas .scu
70 august their respective prefension After al IL
,, ~ oss ooise 20 e. Tor the mn T-But Ibis can
- wat Mr. W. uieans-Or else. why in rsplv 10 our
es Vuery' does be siill talk Of candidate VINO i
way worthy, mud seho b. fons N t6nf ara Ia f,s
" Tue choice ought to be made in egufy asd Uofs
We presUfne that Wg,isn will cali out . Eepy f.y.,,
.n tr SON" side q hs quosU5e vii have Ilssin .e,