Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10

through such means, perysde the government o
some oiis departments, but the virtue of the peopl
viii ultimately provea conservative principle.
is believed that in no country is the history of thi
moral system, ordained by merciful and wise Pro
whence, more sublime than in our own-and will
It's sublime and beautiful destiny, it is condentl,
trusted. the future happy operations of our poltca
and 'ociAl systems will proceed, pari passp
PHOCION.''
COMMUNICATED
AT meeting OF some of the citizens of Spousyl.
wanna county, a, the Courthouse, on Monday the
"a OF October, 1926
Col. Thos. Minor called to the Chair and
Col q. Smith, appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed: On motion, the following address to PHILIP
Pendieton Barbour, was adopted, TO wit:
TO Philip p. Barbour, Esq.
Sr-This Meeting has heard with much salts
faction, the request of their Fellow Citizens OF
Louisa. that you will consent TO serve the District
IN Congress, at the next Election. This meeting
cordially agree with them in the danger which
threaten the country, from the doctrines of dis
erection and eXpedency; the Abandonment OF the
constitution, the rule of those who have rot the
confidence OF the people, aud your ability with
other tried republicans, to check and correct
hem.
Adopting the address of the peope Of Louisa
as agreeing rutiely with it, own sentiments ON
this subject this meeting has only TO ark your
CO" plI"nce with The request, and you tina, it
Will meet with its warnesi appreciation.
YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS.
II was further Resolved by the mee,ing-lhs,
committee he appointed to coacert with commit
tees in o'h.r counties of the District, the proper
means Tor obtaining the object Of this meeting, and
10 obtain the signatures oil the FreehoderS OF this
county, to the foregoing address --whe. eupon,
Thomas Minor, (Chairnan,) Waller Holiday,
John A. Biliingsby, CART Minor. Carter J.. Ste
vens'n, Iherel rowIes, John H Wallace, Robert
Powell, Peter Dudley, Richard l.. Stevenson, Jno
Penny, Lewis Rawlings, Sanford Chancellor,
Fayeue Johnston, WIN. Gordon, Gulielmus Smith,
and H"ny 1. Philips, appointed upon said
committee.
Resolved, That the Editors of the Va. Herald.
and Richmond Enquirer, be respectfully requested
20 publish their proceedings.
THOS. MINOR, Cha'mn.
GuLrELMUs SMITH, Sec'ry
~" Correspon lent of the Frederick sbur.
ferald, who thinks 1t necessary 10 sign himself
" -NO -fddmSite,' remarks on the above meeting
that 1t was very thinly attended; about 40 persons
only present, part only Ipf whom were Freehold
err; and that he does not believe majority of
the meeting were in favour of tire Resolutions
Tie 4" No adams te'' will not undertake 10 say
that the rreeholders of Spott-ylvana would not
prefer Jndge Barbour their Rerresenta,ive'': but
denies that this preference was manifested by the
shove meeting.
Governor Tyler returned 20 this City from his
excursion To the Mountains on Friday last; and
we ha-ten 10 correct the statement in our paper OF
the 18th September, which ascrIbed TO him the in
enton Of extending his journey Tar as the Ohio
river. We had he'd no conversation with him
prior 10 his departure from this City, but relied
upon the information which we Obtained from
Others We are now informed that it was his in
tention TO visit the Canal in The Blue Ridge the
waters OF The Jackson's river, far a. Covinston
- and TO Journey go tar on the kanawa road az To
acquire a knowledge of tie manner OF its execu-
ton and lis probable utility: In short, TO become
more intimately acquainted with localities, in re-
terence 10 that great imp ovement which 70 many
persons have al heart. This scheme lac his &C.
compl!-lIed. Although he felt, we are aiil horiZed
10 say much anxiety 10 bring himself more famili
arly acquainted, w pei sOnal Witt, " th the coun-
Try lying on the kanawa river, yet sense of The
obligations imposed on him by his official station,
prevented his doing so a. this time.
Mmy'and Election Tie following i. The
result OF the election Tor Congress: M--srs Little
and BGiney reelected from Il fillmore; L.
70i5, Is G907, and john p. Kennedy 4O3i .-FIom
the district OF Somerset and Worcester T.. Il
JtHsOn, in place of r. ". Martin who declined
From the District OF Hartford Cecil and Kent.
now represented by Col. q. L. Mitchell, Leril
Gale Is elected; state of The poll, Gale 1886,
Maul,by Ills, J. w Williams 1908, w. G.
Miller 76l, and p. Reed 435. Mr.. Niles says
Gale and Miller represented the friends OF
Jackson; Maui~by aud Williams Of the Admins
ira'ion; Gen. Reed was the friend OF Mr.. Crawford
The present repre- entative, Mitchell, though pre-
tcrTing Gen. Jackson, ct in obedience tn the cleo
toral vote OF his constituents, voted for Mr.. Adams
-Johi' Leeds Kerr il re elected iIom the District
OF Queen AIMS, Talbot and Caroline; Kerr 1890,
Hopper 1881; close vote. Niles says that X
is an administration man. JOhH C.. UeemS Is
reelected III the District OF Anne Arundel aud
Prince George by 10 votes over Rein Estep.
Weems is an Anti Administration man Clement
Dorsey is eelected without opposition, from the
district OF Calvert, Charles and ST. Mary's: he is
friend To the AdminIs'raton.-l la the District ut
Montgomery and part OF Frederick, present rep
resented by Major George Peter, George q. - ash
tngtOR Is elected by majority OF 233 over Major
Peter : Washington il said 20 be friend OF the
Administration, and Peter OF Jacksonville the
District Of Allrghany, Washington aud the other
part OF Frederick, row represented by Gen. Wor-
Ihington, M G. SP'i gg is elected over Lee, Ken
nedy, and Hughes.
Mr. Niles states, that there are six elected
who are" put down as friendly to the Admin
i-traon, and three as being opposed, viz. Messrs.
Little, Barney, w Washington, Lee, Dor-ey and
Wilson - and Messrs. Weems, Gale and Kerr-but
Lee is not elected, and the politics OF Sprigg
his successful opponent, are not known I o US Ii
is certain that hotCeser they may lean OF against
the measures of the Administration, Messrs. Lit
lie and Barney pledged TO agreeabIy to the
wishes OF the People the next Presidential EIec-
ton, should it come before the ii. OF r. and the
citizens OF Baltimore are certainly most decided
for Gen. Jackson. But, at present there seems TO