Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20

,he reseieetion OF john u. Adams, ''-Iher num-
osfs not stated. We insert also THE proceeding
OF me friends OF Jackson the same day, in the
above county; Col. Clement Darlington in the
Snair and MIR. Winslow Robinson Secretary
go citizens present.
| STATES The Legislature of South Carolina
adjourned on the 10Th. They had under conside.
'auon rail road between Charleston and Angus
Ia win capital OF million of dollars; and also
an snti- dueiiing law, extending the disqualification
moi only TO oscers, but to voters. In the Legi..
istnre OF Georgia, singular and excep,iopable
resolution has been submitted by Mr.. Wat.on
ieprooatinS any a;temp, to bring forward third
candidate tor The Presidency, and recomme adiny
10 me opponents of the present administration Of
'he GENERAL Government, to unite their effort. IN
promote the election OF General a. Jackson. as
tue only means of defeating the reelection of m.
present incumbent TO that Office In the N
Catohna Legislature, there hail been seven ballots
n noI treasurer On the last ballot, Henderson had
80 kobsrds 80, Haywood s, Bartor 1. In o.
MO, Col. Edwd. King has been appoint ed Sneak
er (pro fem.) of the House, by.a majority of 2
To'es over Judge Irwin and S. Wheeler Speaker
NPfo tenn OF The Senate, by majority of Z a.
yer Gen. Lucas. Both of the Speakers are AID
minislraiun men,
We understand that two or three members of
tue H. OF Delegates having taken some mains 70 al
..''sh 'he relative strength OF parties in the Lee
s'Sis'ute, on the PRESIDENTIAL election - find l6O
ior Jackson, and 81 for Adams in the lower
tiouse; and 10 for IL for A., and 2 neuerot
IN Tue senate. In making this estimate. eraci
accuracy rs not pretended to have been attained
ou, the calculation believed to be very slightly If
al al, variant from the actual strength of the
parties ~ inns estimate be correct, the Jackson
caucus Will be attended by about IT'S mi bers of ,hs
Legislature ,-leaving about G3 friendIv In ,bsrs
erection OF Mr.. Adams, who OF course ,yi,l NJ,
'enu Inc convention which meets in Richmond nm
the Sih OF January
we extract the preceding paragraph from the
iast Charlottesville Advocate. The estimate
which 1t furnishes of the relative s,ren.,b ~ ,a,
ties in The Legislature, comedies with our nSsn
1t appears, since it made, that on, of tb,s.
vacancies in the II. oil Delegates two have bs.n
supplied by the friends OF Jackson. viz Col All
mand IN the Borough of Norfolk, CONTRARY IN Al,
previous calsula,ion and Mr.. Scervant in the
county OF Elizabeth City. The vacancy in G,aens
VINE VIII certainly he titled by Jackson man
lor' an administration candidate could no, breathe
in that element. 'a'''e
ihe ~. orlelns Argus states, as the result of
Its information from all quarters that the uarrvai
OF Gen. jackson 10 Louisiana will attract TO The
wy 'he wealth the fashion, the beauty 81 the chi.
vary oil the Western States = From Alabama and
Georgia letters have been received in town tn en-.
gage apartments" The owners of several s,,
cious weilings have offered them TO the Jack soo
committee, Tor the Generals Head Quarters. The
Duectsrs OF the Bank of Orleans had offered ifs
rooms; and they would probably be accented.
Three delegates to wait upon him from RI.
CITY OF New York. And Governor Brown. CT,
Lyt'ie and Col. Plat, have been appointed del
esa'es 10 represent the Jacksonians of Hamilton
county in the State of Ohio
Preparations are making in MANY c,.,,a,o Sc
4
'"e Union 10 celebrate the Sh of January with
great eciaf. A meeting of the Republicans from
nOor counties OF Maine has been held at Concord
iHey nave made arrangements to celebrate the
Jay oy national salute ard the ringing of bells
al sunrise, procession, an Grafton, and a din.
her' Inc Jackson Club at Philadelphia have
transmitted to New Orleans, TO be presented by a
Liquidation chosen for that purpose, an Address
TO Gen. j.
The Washington c.. Telegraph states. (upou
the authority OF the gentleman to whom the letter
was addressed, as well as of another citizen. a.
inons The most respect bic in New York, who
read IT IN Gov. Clinton own han,i.writine y tia,
Mr. e. had written letter TO friend in New
YORK, authorizing i;s publication, in which he ex
pressly stated. that he has nor been, nor tpU h,
De, candidate against Gen. Jackson, and is
resolved to do all ia hiS potoer to promote s.
e'ee.iOn.
TO THE EDITORS
NORFOLK, Dec. II, 1897.
NJ enc, meme, tekel, uphaIsin,' is written mon
The walls OF the MACEDONIAN palace, and The pol-
teal days OF thai misguided politician are mum.
bered I!