The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26

Indiana, 5
Illinois, 3
Mississippi,
A ALBANIA, D
Louisiana, 3
Missouri,
I72 20
II will be seen by the above statement
that Mr. Adams will be- re. elected, even u
he should lose the votes Of Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Illinois aud Louisiana. which is
by no means as probable as his chance OF
obtaining some Of the votes IN other states
allowed General Jackson. With regard
10 the vote of Pennsylvania 1t ls admitted
on all hands, that a most important chongc
| III public opinion has tokcn place within q
J short time favorable to the administration,
and though Jackson obtained the vote OF
the state in 1924, but about on"-third Of
the electors attended the polls. As TO New
York 1t is extremely doubtful whether Jack
son receives a single electoral vote IN the
state, aud think have allowed him all
hls friends can claim; the current Ol pub
lie opinion is decidedly favorable to the ad-
mlnstratlon in every district ~ the state.
The remaining part of this statement
will appear obviously correct 70 every lm-
partial observer. DABDLI.
We think It extremely doubtful whether
Jackson obtains the eutlrc vote oi virgin.
IA. lie IL by no means their rhOlcc, and
we incline 10 think thpt state viii set give
over it's pride m some measure, and pay
some rcgard 10 It's interests and the safety
Of the nation. Libid
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HARRISBURG CONVENTION.-Thc
Delegates appointed 70 attend this Conven.
ton will mcct at Ilarr. sburg. (penn on ,Ioa
day next. the 3dlh instant Those from Mas.
sachusetts and New Hampshire embarked on
board the Steamboat Connecticut, for New
York on Tuesday. MIR Ronui>s, with other
rom this State, took passage for Ncw.Yorh
yesterday afternoon, aud viii, undoubtedly,
arrive IN time 10 attend tho meeting on the
3Oth. An tLe Eastern States have elected
heir Delegates, and it Is very probable ih.
Convention will consist Of one hundred a'r
City members, some of whom are the most in
,eligent and distinguished mon Of our coun-
try. We h1vc no doubt tho deliberations ol
Che mcmbors will be wise and temperate. and
think we may calculate on many benefits I.
the industry and entcrprizc OF our citizens, a.
the result of this meeting. If union and har-
mony attend their proceedings, the next
Congress must be satisfied that the Wool
Growing and Wool-Manu acluing interests
ought not to be ovorlookcd or dsresarIed
-."@Gs-.
The Rhode Island Historical Society
held their annual meeting at the State
House IN Providence, on Thursday last
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
Ills EXccllencv James Fenncr, Prcsi
dent; Henry Boil, Esq. lst Vice President:
Hon. Theodore Foster, ID Vice President.
William r, Staples. Esq, Secretary John
liowland. Esq. Treasurer Albert G.
Greene, Esq. Cabinet Keeper of the Nor
thcm District Stephen Gould Esq. Cabl.
net Keeper ofthe Southern District.
Job Dmlec, John d. Francis. John Pit
man, Richard w. Grccuc. Philip Grape,
William T.. Richmond. Christopher T..
Robbins, Nathaniel Bullock, Tristan Bur
gcs, William lIuatcr. Rev David Bcne-
dict, and William q. Goddard, Esgrs. I'ruS-
tees.
John ilowland William G.. Goddard, and
William r. Staples, were elected by the
Trustees Publishing Committee.
-..eNS--
Al the annual meeting of the Rhode Is
land Medical Society, holden at Newport
on Wednesday, tho 21th uIt. the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the en-.
suing year.
Leri UheGion, NJ. u. President.
Drid hing. NJ. ID. Ist Wee President.
Solomon DroUn, VI. ID. 2d do.
Richmond Bropne,, NJ. ID. Rev Sco'ry.
DR. WGiidm Turner, Cor. Sec'ry.
Thomas " BGrrowS, VI ID, Treasurer.
Dr. Eimund TUmjng, Librarian and Cab
met Keeper for the Southern District.
Richmond BrOrHeH. NJ. ID. Librarian and
Cabinet Keeper for the Northern Dis
trict.
Drs. L. r. Hcving, I'm. G.. .SiG,r. Samuel
Uest and Charles Cotton, NJ. ID Censors
for tho southern Ds,ric, and John .uac-
kie. NJ. d. Charles E'Gridge, NJ. ID. Joseph
.HdwGn. VI. ID. and Dr.. Niles Manchester,
Censors for the Northern District.
The Ccnsors will hereafter meet as one
Board, on the evening preceding the an
nual meeting of the Society.
s. A. Arnold, VI. ID. was appointed let.
and DR.. Peleg Johnson. 2d Orator for the
next anniversary. J. +. Ames, VI. n. JOS.
eph w. Fearinr. NJ. ID. WIN. II. Moore.
Nj. u. Lewis L. Miller. NJ ID. and DR. Lean.
der Utley, were elected Fellows Of the 20
ciety.-