Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
PRESIDENTS NoMINA TloSs

Ihtsoi IJl4Nl D Mum n q IIONS.
The President has been singularly unfortunate
IN his appointments. lie seems to please neither
friends nor foes. We all remember what excep--
uens were taken 10 his nominations of a Western
Judge IN Virginia. Ohio seems as little delighted
with the crumb which has fallen to be her share
from the grea, mans table. Judge from the FOL
lowing most ungrscious reception, which his re-
cent appointment has met with from deroteol
administration print (the Cincinnati Gazette Z:
the 10Th u,:)
" The President hes dominated Robert Tiimhs E.o IL
pA' n"' s'ies District Iugs f"r the Dhuic, of K,i
'h! ne an i',ut'ate judge Supreme Court al IL
Ua',rn SSr.' IN the place "f rhoroa- Tri derea,.d
h. Az 80. ny',,d I,hn j. Appleton Of MaSsehp;c
'an't 'v.e, 81 UihlnnI, ohi, lot the same oGiee 10
! =. ~. Co..v il the f,, ,cr,o- o,,,;,...,, 81,
'g'ne! nm Ohi' nPii"ra that amongst Ne. the roih
t' tA'''' '",'f "'crr-i Our state pride rcnetin
1T :, ui'; aud gia'dre''"n All Whom ~ h,,. heard ,,e
rb [ m o. PR, 'pr'sc a,'ue conan. nlaU,p
v have i' igt !fiGjs,a la SAY u5ui L.
The Stae d"srh cone tru,iin the judicial nonin,
az q ao;"ihrt rri1bc that thu Judge 5rpoin. viii
"a, en- "a eo''t 4" OHio fudge rinhl, Devised iovv
OF he dn 'rir. iir Sur.p,c Court of IA, Uunsb s,,
ln. iii- hinisrs svrn bis h9e strength Ia sn,ain al.
os maze "a AL ct the Bank Of the United S.H- He Is
author VI lie Famous keitcs. rules, scins prupri
ezeeuo" wn,ou, regard To STATE execution laws. AnI he,
tue ist TO mi"t'n TIA; the Bank the UnteI State, in
tue ." her rhtrttr aoht could 10 the federal co Mu
u ''e pt'eni aHeH.'es IN kenurk 10 deoi,.t
made, snd d"eti"e' advanced Ly hia W. believe he
Table LAWYER but YtfyajcnI md opincnatiyc ana,
M 1hn"us altos ltr yarliee, many subjects with tho
'i 'y best Law. er n Obi" We hore that Judge Triut
W." lea'c i' IueS behul him, When lac comes 10 hold cor 2
aG"nsh u'n lie Will ni.o rccol.ei we have u,tbsry
n'f ""tt,rcit Old by winch nen NAV l.. h,:
It a % E"l down. without regard u 'e'' or dement,
Now g who the de ia Mr.. Cooly'- abou,
whom none express commendation; all, SURPRISE
The Senate of the l.. s. have laid Mr.. BroncI, "a
Resolution ON the table, by majority of one.
Iai L. ia say they have refused TO yindicate their
legitimate, constitutional Rights against the arm
cant ana unounded pretensons of President A
dams'--Suppose, that in pursuance of this nreca
dent, ne should originate any foreign mission
| t1sae"t Me'r 0G9iee and consent; or any Other
oure whatsoever, Tor which The constitution al .
lows nm on!T the nominating power, with ,yLa+
lace could they resent or resist the usurnotio,3
IL was not thus, wien former Senate entered their
mn protest aga;a! Of the appointments of tie
virtrOus Madison. '-S
! The Congress at Panama seems TO excite lie
at'eAt,on OF The politicians both sides the Wa
YER me able lie Pradt has distinguished himself
! py MS writings on The politics of Eurore as well
! as South America II seems, too, that he has been
handling the bow OF Ulysses--as appears by the
following paragraph translated from the Repur
4-iIcycI0pedique OF Paris: s''phis indefatiqabIs
writer has published worl, on the CONGRESS of
fGRH"9d This he observes is the most remarka-
oie event OF our time, g on en- daterd Tong tens
Aincns 'he subjects be considered at this meet
ins, he mentions thai Of a union between the
SCUM American States, and an alliance offensive
and defensive against Spain. The belligeren,s and
neutTasS, lie observes, will probably discuss the
neaEs oi rendering he declaration of The President
OF the United States, as to subsequent European
colonization, e1tcGci0as and also the rights al
"euIfala. NJ. DE Pradt is anxious that the Congres.
shall also discuss Tie relations Of the states witt
the courts OF Rome and above all, is very desi.
Foas that they shall inquire into the practicabity
OF aDCiisLing the Slave trade.n