Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

assembled at Annapolis on the 5,h inst. and !
an the next day WIN. il S,euart was chosen
Presiuent %! tde S.rnir, aad VIM. Klliy Chef
Clerk oi that hudy. Ia ,he House of Repre-
''n,au,cs William II. Marriott was elected
Speaker, aud Joh.I Brewer Chief Clerk John
Scott, AT Baltimore, has hpeu chosen 10 Gil the
vacancy IA tue Senate of The State, occ,,ioncd
ny the death of MN. III. Wnd.r. a iolni
committee al thirteen has been a,point-Lb by Il
JOINT resolution of buih houses, to take iilu
considerations the most appropriate mode of
rrc-rns General I~,:ay-'t-, who is expected
there ga Friday mex. F.om the nu,nh.r ut
iea,"s S'rvn IL this early psiind ni the sitting
I" hrin% ~ b;'i~ tedious SESSION IS anticipated.
a Senator ofih" Un.tcd States is Ia b. elected
ut the rrrsyn; session Ma. Lioyd'. term oi
s.rsIce expiring on The 81 day al March ucxt
He Viii b. opposed, bat ihe probability i. said
Z" be- that ne Will b, 'e-S!ccird. IT,
Nrw !iAMPsuIhg From this State ".
learn, itnhrr IN regard 10 In. Election nf
Senator, that the House of H.prcs. n,atiyps
refused Ia CONCUR in the nun,naiion, nv IN.
Senate, of Mr.. Piumrr. by "a vote of liz Ia
90. 1t - qnte probable, therefore, thai mo
rlrc;i,n viii take place, at the present session
OF the Legislature.
jacob Call has been elected Rsprrsen
ta;ire IN Congress from the State of Indiana,
fh.
death of William Prince.
4 We Were witness. yesterday, 10 the rpcen-
ton at General Lafayette by the Senate of
The United States Ii was u scene of simple
hui Imposing dignity. Lafayette is the only
nhn who ever Was. In his personal caraciiv
rhhhciy received by the Senate ofiIe United
States. General Washington on, in all tb.
brightness OF his fame, aud all the .pleni,udr
81 ms popularity. invested, besides, with In.
dignity OF The Presidential OiIcr, when IA.
came tu the Senate, by appointments 4, ran
suit respecting Treaty, was. indeed. recriv
ed ny them standing, unco, erred, as in The
present case. but even lac was not attended
and introduced. as Lafayette has been. bv :,
COMMITTEES OF the most venerable memier,
ot the SENATE. On his introduciion, yes,.r-
day, the good old General was rec., ed :,s !,
5 brother, Father thaH as Il stranger-as an. uf =,
loving iamhy, come from IA dis,a,l, shore. af
ter long and weary absence, to revisit th,.
friends of his youth. The respect which has
been shewn 10 him here. since he arrived a.
,nong ms, is great, hut it was all due. No
: parallel case can ever occur. What has
I been done canhut be brought into precedent /:
, and there Is no danger, In paying respect to
ths worthy man, that we shall incur ih,.
1 charge of adu!a,ion or man-worsLip. Al
one O'Clock this day he is 10 be received Inv
he Hpus" of Representative The greater
Z nunner of 'hat body, the GREATER cninIass
and grandeur of it's Hail. and The circun,s,,n,.,
= that an address is to be delivered To the Ma
$ toms Gurs', by the presidiY z officer of tb,.
: House, wiil perhaps, make this scene even
more attractive than yesterdays Vat Int
{ air. Webster, Of Massachusetts, with one
or Two private friends, has gone IN visit TO
Mr. Jrlers"n, at his seat in Virginia. Mr..
Clay, II viii BIZ recnllecied has Just been there.
h.se visits to our venerable Ex-Pr-sidrnis
nave become sort OF pious pilsrmsgrs to
, the abpdts ut virtue and intelligence. rb.v
nave n"bier purpose, and better effect, than
+ tue mere qualification OF natural curiosity. 4
wise American statesman, Invested with dos
p"tic authority for this purpose onIy. would
exact that every youth land aud we bad al
most sad every frmale) il tue Eas,, West. and
Snuih, should spend one year of the period
, ut adolescence in each quarter of the COZ airy
] ui winch he IS not d native. We should
! mus preserve In some degree, the homo
, genrousness ofthe People, and educate men
( Tor future public life, who would know how
tn appreciate the peculiaries Of all Darts of
tie county, TO respect the exceIIenries of
each, and ~ make allowances fur their de.
/, fe,ts. rU
The Presidents Message was conveyed
from thu, place In Baltimore, on Tuesda v last
in less than three hours, by express. II was
published, from the newspaper Offices al
Baltimore, within five hours after the reading
OF 1t was concluded at the Capitol here. The
distance between the two places is SO miles.
reckoning from the point of departure Ia Gin.
, place ofarrival I'm
THE BOOK OF REVELATION UNSEALED
Alter remaining hidden during many cen
turtles, the meaning OF the Apocay pse has been
revealed. INct tn "
certify, on honor, that have disco, cred
the meaning OF The Apocalypse, which texcept
NAT OF some passages in the second and third
r cDdptefs,l has never been approached nv ans
: expsitor, ALEXANDER SMITH :
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Isaac Desha, the person apprehended in
Mason county fur the murder and highway
! robbery of Francis Baker, Editor Of Tn.
NatcDcI SiissIsslpian.) has been arraigned be-
fore ao examining Court, and after minute
Investigation of the testimony, remapded to