Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

The result has shown, that the representatives
Of the people have expressed the sentiments oil
their constituents respecting General jackson; and,
/ trust tina, the friends of the Hero through the
Union, will now feel that dignity and moderation
are not inconsistent with frmness and zeal; and
that, however silent the American people-may be.
il is only necessary for the opportunity to offer
and they will rise in the majesty of their strength
and elect the man Of their choice.
We learn that the follo,cing toere among the
regular fo0sts.
Virginia and Pennsy lvania- Once in the van,
now in the rear.
Andrew Jackson, whose only crime is, that he
serv ed and saved his country The American reo-
pie have dealt and will deal with such I" military
chief,ains' as they did with Washington.
Washington and Jackson The first made his
country tree, the last maintained its freedom.
Our distinguished guest. Gen. Isaac d. Bernard.
whose high character, patriotism, talents, +" unaba-
ted and unchanged friendly feelings and sentiments
towar Gen. Jackson, secured TO him the honor
able station of Senator of the United States.
To which the General returned the following
The pa,rio. soldier, who fought for his country,
who conquered for his country, and who yet Hues
for his country Gen. Andrew Jackson.
From the american Sentinel.
HARRISBURG, Jan. Sth, 1927.
In the Senate The following resolution was
offered 10y General Osle, seconded by Colonel
Ron, and was adopted without, dissenting
voice:
Whereas, ON this day, twelve years ago, Gen.
Andrew jackson fought and conquered the enemies
of our country thus elevating our national rePua-
ton throughout the civilized world, and holding up
lie stability Of our republic 10 the admiration o.
reemen every where.
Therefore, Resolved, That the Senate will
now adjourn to celebrate, in becoming man
ner, the anniversary Of the victory of New Or
leans.
RALEIeH, N. C. Jan. I2.-The anniversary
of the memor able Sh OF January, 1916, the day
on which General Andrew Jackson, at the head
OF the American army, achieved the glorious vic
tory al Orleans, was celebrated in this city, on
monday night last, by a splendid Bell at The Eagle
Tavern. large room was handsomely decorated
for The purpose and, what added more beauty to
the scene, two elegant transparences, emblema;-
cal OF the occasion, were exhibited in conspicuous
parts OF the building. The fashion, grace and bsaaty
displayed in the respectable assembly, contributed
much to the fes,lyity of the evening. Star.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
On Saturday last, the 9th inst. On motion of j.
Z. Sprague, Esq. Of this town. the folio ing Or
der adopted in the House Of Representa-
tives:-
ORDERED That 3Fessrs. Sprague of Salem,
Wells of Greenfield, .uinoi of Dorchester, Shaw
OF Lane Borough, ami Wells OF Boston, be COM
mi'ee tn consider what duty Massachusetts, owes
TO her own character, to evince to the world that
she is not insensble TO the profound learniu z,
splendid talents, devoted patriotism, and great
public services Of her il!ustrious and dintin.
guished son, the late JOHN ADAMS
On motion of George w. Adams, Esq. of Bos
ton, son of the President it was
ORDERED That the same Committee inquire
< report what measures may be adopted to express
the sense Of this House in relation TO the emn enl
public services, distinguished patriotism, and re-
publican usefulness of the late THOMAS JET
FERSON, and their sympathy with Lis suffering
daughter.