Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18

would have been the very exalted polnt OF
view IN which the American character stands
abroad.
was much pleased with the republican
manners and kind attentions Of our foreign
MINISTER'S and consuls, to their eountrym men
wherever met
We were ably represented by our late min
lster at Paris; bis successor will not be want
ing either in talents or energy in asserting our
rie hts, but think the evasive pleas of Offsets
which have been thrown in the way Of set
lenent, will greatly retard the recovery OF
what is so justly due to American citizens. I
sometimes think that if the Emperor of RUS
STA is as good and great man as hope he is,
ne could render great and essential service to
Europe and to the world, by acting as kind
OF national Chancellor. The peace of nations
would be better preserved by expound-
ing national law, and settling disputes among
nations, than by continuing member of the
hoiy aiiiance-t saw number Of American
medical graduates attending the hospitals and
lectures at Paris, but none attracted nv atten-
tion more, than professor from Transylya-
MIA ; whether that University, ambitious Of i'm
pro'ement, sent him over during the recess.
OF whether he was prompted by his own zeal
and thirst for science, cannot say, bat l will
venture To assert, from his devotedness and
industry that his class will derive infinite adj
vantage during the ensuing course.
LOUISIANA ELECTORS.
- ny the Layinia, captain Sears, we hava
New Orleans papers to the cad ult. inclusive.
ana the following note announcing the an
pointment of Presidential Electors.
Office ofthe Louisiana Advertiser
New Orleans, Nov. &c noon.
Our State Legislature have Just chosen.
after SIX trials FIVE Electors Of President Of
The United Staies-Four are for Jackson, and
one Is the friend Of MIR. Adams bur some
expectation IS entertained that the unanimous
vote of the state will be given to General
Jackson. The names Of the Electors are &c.
| neral blanche, Gen. I.acoste, Mr.. Hir.iart. VII.
liam Mott, and James ii. Shepherd.
| 1t thus appears that Mr.. Clay will receive
no votes IN this state, and settles the question
mat MIR Crawford will be the third candidate
Tor the Presidency, to go before Congress
| On the 18th, the Legislature appointed
dominique Bouligny, Esq. a Senator ia Con,
sress' In place Of the Hon. Dir. Johnson, re-
signed
The Hon. Henry johnson, Governor elect
Of Louisiana, arrived at New Orleans on the
2ist ult. 10 the Ohio, from Philadelphia.
W y. .Mer. .4dr.
BY agentieman from New Y ork last even.
ing we learn that by arrivals at tina: port from,
View Orleans and Mobile, that the ELECTORAL
votes OF Louisiana and Alabama were receiv-
] co. ana that they we're unanimously given
Tor Gen. Jackson as President. and Mr.. Cal
noun as Vice President. All this information
may be implicitly relied on. Il comes from
the best SOURCE. The people have now com
pietrd tue expression of their voice in the
rres'drni,al election, and the result is, that
Gen. Jackson has I0I electoral votes. Mr.
Adams 90, MIR. Crawford ~, and MIR. Clav
~ MIR. Calhoun has about ITO votes for "
'e''oe''' Phil. .4urora.
MSMhlEDl--on Wedne siay last by the Rev p Cour.
ney, Mr. ROWLAND ANDERSON OF Princ. rior :,
County, to Miss ELIZA ANN SMITH, al this city