Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

tsre equally pFevans Opinions ssseT, as wei a.
| things inanimate and irrational. Mr.. Adams, who
| was once . federsist, and then democrat, only
obeys the universal principle of returning to the
old leaven. So MIR. Clay, who was the sworn
foe OF the Secretary, now the friend of the
President. What wonder, then, that the Quarter
" Rerietc, heretofore the bitter and env enomei
enemy of every thing American, should have at
last changed i, malignant invectves into the gen
tlest euogies! The last number contains several
passages in laud OF our activity, enterpr,ze;snd in
tellect. II even admits that" the wealth, the DO
nestle comforts, the refnements, and the elegan-
ces of English life, exist in rs high degree,
only not generally ditused in the better part of
the United Staies.' In another article, we find a
digestion in praise OF Mr.. Cooper, whose no
wells they place next to those of Walter Scott,
though they properly, eooush maintain that the
interval between the two writer's is very wide
one These paneSyrics, from the most hostile OF
our antagonists, prove either a claim on our part
which is no longer to be denied, or an awakened
ieelinS OF csndour and justice theirs. We do
not, ourselves, entertain an extraordinary thank
ulness Tor these compliments, but as many amongst
our feliow-ctzens read the Quarterly, and are inu-
enced by its opinions, we hold it a sort of duty
to attend 10 this wonderful change from it's former
haTshness and abuse. 10. I. Eng.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Solve have heard of the arrival
III this city OF the following Member. Congress, in addition
II .
iolina Mr. Rowan, Senator from kettuctyi Mr. Thomas
Stna,o. from Illinois; Mr. nassIe,, Senator Ohio Mr.
Everett Representative FROM nissarhuscti, Mr. Clarke, Mr..
Me'se aud Mr. LeeomP'e from hsniucky ar Wright aud
Deenbr We have heard since our last. of the ariirai of
the following members cons addition to those aea
y snn'unerd Wis Dir. Sanford MIR Van Buren, Sena-
os rom New Icik, Air. Sloane Nh BARLEY Whit
,eey Representatives from Ohio; Mr. Houston. Represeu-
I,'e from North C,roins Mr. Barker from Connection,
Ut Wi'oii from Pennsylvania DIR. Test, from Indiana
Mr.. conway, Delegate iroa Arkansas arr Nh Wing,
Des.r 7--snee last we have heard Of the arrival
o, r following itmhsrs OF Consess, addition those
ssas.ors~Mf ' Se III from New n,mp.Ae; Mr. Chandler.
Io aa'ne MIR. hi''bee, from Ma.,seuse;ts and nlr
Rsg'e'eHsaii:esMr Taylor, tspeaker) of New York
Ha Meres ct vnsna; Mr.. Mallary, Of Vermont, MI
y.na MI Strong Mr. Dcs Mr. si.r Mr. W ., re Mr.
nn' q New York NJ Inse.o Of C.unse'eui; Mr.
, 1'.~ Hampshire; AID Nj. Herrok vi Maine
From the district lately represented by r. Henry. we
nave no returns; but letter from gensnan extensive
ehe'iondence received by the la, mall has this
postscript, Lyon eieeed' There were GnaI, but two
candidates, Lyon for jackson Henry for Adams We
Anow nat the adams papers with their usual noJ.sty claim
ed all the candidates D,rc which 4, one tint ano,r
ted to four far Mr. Adams. One ,o,. ren,l.Inrn Ia,
assured us with his mouth, that statement was not true
either IN sii''on To himself Mr. Lyons they would
support all the just Of the administration hut would
aso support Jackson IN preference Adam, , next Pres,
r Chittenden Lyon, said he electsdto Congress
son OF the well known ua,Aesv Lyom who suffered so
severely under the tyranny OF the elder Adams.
Ikrantfsr. Arsu,.
we understand, says the National izette that the New
Jersey Oyster Company which had recently gone into
oh, lew days ago sent collect from the
sci, at the bed. IN Delaware Bay the which they yer.
authorized by Laws exact but that instead OF r.c.ynr IT,
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custom house bond for the very large SUN Of 5lIOo0
nepS of du ies on several China csrc0e became due on
Saturday and was promptly paid by individual
OF New for, single check Ills i. sad To be IN, largest
bond even paid 10 thu, country.
Mr. I"hn Sergeant, his private Secretary Mr. w b. Reed
aud air Aoehesier, the Secretary the MISSION left Ph
de'phia says the Democratic Press. Wednesday, in IN,
Sieanho-tor Newcastle, where they expect to embark on
board the u s. ship Hornet for Vefs Cruz thence proceed
10 The congress at Taouhays. We believe pIac where the
congress are 10 assemble about leo miles from Vera Cruz
and about hive mile. from the city OF Mexico.
we learn irn the paper and the u s. Gazette that
avery large number of had assembled the
10 lake leave OF their highly fellow citizen and when
ne boat put OH they gave three hearty cheers 1t is iudics-
i've oil good state Of public Feeling, denotes an
hste oi discrimination, when the people thu,
talents publicly exhibited in civil employ mcn, alone
~ Esd "l by iheRtv, aIr. Hart, Mr. John
;Hia,Ho"d D's'reH, of Hanover TO Mis-, L. a.
C"T"f'a daughter Of Tur Chri.iia Esq OF CL... Civ
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