Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

COLUMBIA county, o9Oro. RJc.cslor, Greohe county,
$50 for Rochester; Dutcbcss supposed 10 he near,
balanced. Rockand i76 for Rochester.
Queens county, majority fer Clinton abou, loo.
Kings county, majority os Clinton $50.
y is stated that letter has been receiyed from.
West Chester which give from 9 to 500 majority q,
Clinton, and 600 TO Mr.. Ward, the Cntoniau can
didate for Congress.
DaH'ei Webster Esq. has been elected allos; uuani
'Hoosiy Representative to Congress fsonl Boston
Ewa'd Everett is reelected Congress without opro-
s''0n'-in Month Essex MIR. vnrnum has succeeded hy
great majority, his reelection against Mr. Csh,, ,o
got himself into most nvibc predcumen nj, respecting
some phS IN his own favor, at first aoiged ia have
'ee" "'ri by himself, aud ten upon his DENYING and
'ov"s he hand writing be his by some near relative
under his instructions.
Cen Daniel L. Barrinse appears, is elected Re
presenta've in Congress from North Carolina over his
opponent James Aehune, by majority Of serea Votes
The Editors of the National Inteiaencer make .l,e
following remarks in reply a WI, tier from ey- Yor,
who charges them with snpTressing Mir. Eamdo!ph's
speeches, delivered during Tie last session of Congress-
"'ihe facts abou, Nj. Randorhs speeches are easily
stated; and the simple OF them will Tie cur ali
sufficient Justification.
Several Of hesrccees Of MIR. r. in addition to those
previously published were written or and p!pce,l H. bic
hands fer revision before the tGih of April last When a
bout o"-haf al these transcripts been revised return
"a to us ui III type aud corrected in proof sheets by Mr.
randolph, lac declined for the present FURNISHING III, re-
ainder, n" desiring his speech that time apnear for
reason winch he asssned the editors, which il is nc,
materi" 10 report fnther Than say 1t did not CON
Germ ei'er us or our reporter We complied his wish
at great in'nnvt meuce, until found M r. had 81
eel !Jr ins!a", without returning the remainder of tln
e'ci' or either oi HE others in his puscSsinn. Before his
departure, lie did the Justice cause To be p,lisie in
ie Telegraph at this city, by member of tie Senate
sii exemption ,c editions OF This paper from the i,
tim ri withholding his speeches. Other editors he had M
occasion To cxonera,e for though Of Them have nm
deraken to araigm they have themselves possessing
'"",ty with us, never attempted to report any
Air 5. speeches.
we began, : could, after MI II. depar-
uFe t" redeem pledge report his speeches. from such
l't1' i'iS as we ii-scaniy enntgh any ina
CINE, who has recently heard Mr. Ramdolphin debate and
therefore ccu' mt but the difficulty reporting his
speeches. The FIRST speech was published Orr
was engaged III bing second and had rot
through il, lis PEN stopping in midst sentence i.
tnc nlde Of the 6t page of his manuscript, when he wa
Si"deuy afflicted by disease under painful ncnta
sensation OF which, he instantly LEFT the city, aud wa
hundreds OF miles distant teorr we heard from him. VI
az" not ceftnn that shall, deeply 81 shall req
II, Hrc""e h" lsrssed much of o"r respect and
The manuscript notes are III possession, bu,, as will l.
r seen Hereafter" "o possible use.'
The Jglnciesfcr pa IeeouJlicaa saws fba, Mr. 4
dams rsscei"d the most of the peoples votes Tho ed:
tar may have fund this nj in some OF the 0iia
led presses and have published upon such authority,
Dut lie st9tI nov look 10 the Is lie slnu!d pray
ow he by this opinion; on he il not hereafter tc
oei'rVci ii I'c shoii tell the truth He owes IT 10 ms
o. Character to explain ~ For it is true
- usf,:agion Ieiagya2A
[Iiis Is a., contradiction, that's certain; and tin,
eiiI,ei f.n & cen myself ias told ;a!selooG j.
ofiay ccrsain rs prisG:nc lie is willing TO tie udg
al by tie same rule which i've APPLIES me " IN
fu fol. I'LL No.
tat a;r Adams receive. more of Tie Of the PEG
pie ,han Gen Jackson, will lorswear iny support OF
the administration, and so to NI'Duie Ranioipi,
; roisJ I'd & Go. / u inch5Sfs' H,p"dtic,,..
Tie Legislature of Rhode Island has refused TO re
zeal the law taxing The sales auction OF domestic
goods.
TIE hampshire Gazette says-"We are happy tc
state that the long continued controversy between ~ s
saci,nscits and Connecticut in rCation TO the boundary
line between the two states, is sett!rJ"
Ttc hgt hape.--Air. No.h OF Tie y, Y. Enquirer
says 'f Mr.. Adams obiaEs .sr,g York every hope al
defeating lis election Is at an l;-re II. Isl sur
y'cndcF 4! discrtHUa."
'3"o'ier aJd4etion.-A York u. O. paper, men
Fiz Gerald, Of King township in n.e uomc dissrS,t
that IN his absence from home, for few days his augl
ter Young lady under seventeen years of age wa
narrltd T." bIat ksB,tl's apprentice in The neighbour
hood, oH Thursday the 2'h ul', by William ~
ler, Esq magistrate Of he same place, without Tn
knowledge or consent Of her faihe'!
-t,Se-
Mr. Cooper. the american novelist, vas at Paris q
: the latest date he bad nearly completed his ne,
work entitled TIE i'rai1ie. Ii was TO be soon cor
nitted to the press in Paris, and be issued there
simultaneously with the edition winch Aicssrs Carey
Lea ate TO pint and publish here The latter may b
5 expected 10 appear within month from th
r. present tire. MT Gazette.
MIR. Canning has created more sensation, excite
more curiosity, and czered influence in Paris
dian any individual who has visited that city since til