Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
~ nays; in Anns Arundel, . Iage maiori.y il.

to ~ nays; in Anne Arundel. 9 large majority il
favor.
; In the State of Deia,core, there is no dosb
: (says the Wilmington Waterman, that the fedora
, candidates for Governor and Representative 10
Congress have been elected; viz: Charles Polk
; Governor in opposition TO David Hazard and
Louis McLane the able Representative in Con-
! gress, opposed by DIR. Naudain.
Mi. McDufiie declares, in hs speech, at the
dinner given TO him, that Mr. Adams was
IN favor "of such amendment of the
Federal Constitution, AZ would take away
the agency OF all preexisting bodies in the cleo
ton OF the president, and vest that important
junction of original elective sovereignty where
It appropriately belongs-in the people of Amer-
ca. MIR. Med. goes on TO quote the following,
az the very words which Mr.. Adams employed:
90 thefailure of which Che amendmen,) would be
the ruin OF tins nation, and finally of the of
fee governments throughout the world:"- Did
| MIR. Adams really employ these emphatic expras-
sions: II So, on what OCCASION? Is Mr. Med. at
| liberty to say on what authority he so states it!
L here can no longer be question that the Ad-
minisration has since attempted TO throw cold
water upon the proposition: and trhy this change?
The late Town Meeting in Philadelphia must
have been uhcommonly tumu,uous and dsorderly.
We have given various versions of the matter
from different papers; in addition TO which the
Editor OF the Democratic Press, of the friends
Of Mr.. John egcant and the Administration
states that " a gentleman of good reputation and
himse! a Jackson man, put himself forward TO
| maintain order and support the chair he was
forthwith assaulted and beat by least half do
| zen men OF his own party, and to their eternal
dlsboaor and disgrace he IT here recorded, they
have recorded it in black aud white the arms
of their friends, they DIT HAN BIT HIM WITH
THEIR ErH-FEROCiOUSLY s. FIERCE
LIZ BIT HlMii!" On which Mr.. Noah dry
| asks, whether Col. Bnns " would LA We them bite
i0ifh their noses" Such scenes are execrable.
The u. S Ship Hornet, Capt. W0odhouse,
bearing the broad pennsnt Of Com. Warrington,
vino is on hoard, from Pensacola, viz Havana, an
chore in the Bite OF CIaney Island on Friday eve
ming. Havana has been remarkably healthy (says
the Norfolk beacon) during the past summer.
The Secretary of War las returned to Wash |
inson rom his late visit TO his domicile in Virsi |
MIA The attorney General returned from his !
| excursion TO the Springs some days ago
The Editor OF tie Winchester Gazette requests
Us 10 say, that the Z" Winchester Editor" who
| advises is readers 10 support an Administration
who will give them Internal Improvements, is not
the Editor OF the Gazette, but He ofthe Republi-
can" alleges that this sway of sener a1ins''
confounds " the innocent with the guilty.
II is sai: that at the Superior Court of Law for
Buckingham county, 22j alt Mr. Turner II.
Patterson obtained a verdict 10. $1,000 damage,
rom John NJ. Walker, for Islander.
.it,cS.- The New York Times says, " We are
authorized to state that the resignation OF John
y. King, Esq. has hern received al Washington,
and accepted. w. b. Lawrence, Esq. Bro
ther -in-law Vt Mr. Charles kmg) who ha-
been duly commissioned his successor, will sail
for Liverpool in the Pacific the 10th inst
Without g being authorized,'' we noticed the
above changes in the Z" family" two months ago. !
The American, on very good authority states, |
that the appointment OF hIr. Lawrence, Secreta-
~ OF Legation London as made at the request
OF Mr. Ga!!dtn We doubt ihi- very much.
". Y. Eng.
The Jefferson (Ohio) Gazette states, with Inueh
exults'ion, that the Licking summit deep cut in
Ihe Ohio Canal, has been contracted for at FORTY
screen thousand dol0rS less than the estimate s ol
tic engineers.
Communicated.
DIED ola clonc di.ra.-, ca ii- evening e.. she 3id nit
B-;irDui tie county .Anrii, h Of her
Mis Rsbtcco ImurrGy rclirt
lur col that county The aci ui that aniahlr LADY be
family aud Ielas"-, of much gIief which then
friends deeply sympaiise 1t the deiberar
pjnon at thu writer of this (uund her by
tie than dHet r.d irI, ldsp) believed TO
he the unveIst opinion OF thuc who knew her intimately,
that she sOId upon the ct huGan excellence. The
sensible maternal ever pictr IN h.
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