Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
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| Jpon the ion of Nose Hun,a, Ed.
| esoved, Thu the procsedings Of his meal
II be signed by The Ch'irran aad Secretary, and
~ iished In the Martnsbu's Gazette and Pasli,
| Nseriisei. II W.
o,dered that the meeting b. new adorned.
EDWARD CoLSTON, Charm.
sEAMANs GARARD, Seety.
| The annual election for State oEre~s ,ook place
IN Massachusetts on Monday last The vote, il
the City of Boston for Governor we're. for Gov
L'ncon. 2.7O2, for w {. Jarvis, I,l6a. IL q
Ois, 3o5 Toe aggregate of IA towns, bcludi.s
Bosom, give, for Lincoln 1906, jarvis 3.l73.
Os oi3. Governor Lucoln is uldoub!edl, re-
elected The cause Of the strong opposition {,
bin around b ston, ws-, his vote upon the Gao,
bridge Free Bridge Bill iNat Int
we gave, lew days since, notice Of meet
ing 'ha' TOOK place az Pert Hope, in Upper Ca
NADIA 10 petition the British Governmen, sgain.,
the A'ien law lately passed III the Pa.l,amen, @.
uPp'f canada Since that period, we perceive
/ oy Upper canada papers. that meetings have also
ceeh Held at Hamilton and ST Dsvid's in which
ss'oag terms of displeasure were made usr of b,
those VINO Addressed he meetings. a. the former.
MI itam'l,on. member OF the Provincial Pafi,,
inca, ior Wentworth. said OF the NATURALIZATION
Bill:
n
an eye must see 1t ~ made for Suspicious pe,son,
and consequently The boon i, gratis ,s such a.
suspicious and unworthy persons atone deserpe
Aud Sbai IS that, play? WHY IN be sa,;rc, IN
the King only in Upper Canada. and no, tina, even
unless you first reDounce freely ard forever The
possibility OF ever being a citizen of auv other
cline
The concourse of people was 40 great, a, the
/ Hamilton meeting, that, wien Mr. WiiIso, IN.
o. M. TIsef n afff tta
declared tina, gres, number of persons err.
without aud could not hear, when it was decided
10 adjourn TO the open air. At both mee,ins.re
solutions to petition the Imperial Govern emf
were siop;ed. Tn
: We Iearn from Harrisburg that the B.lt,rnn,r
Raii aold bill had been re-coo slider ID j., The So
: nate OF Pennsylvania, by we of Ia to Is, ana
n'' Inc OIL OF incorporation wfs expected to pass
} oa'h branches OF the Lesslaus:, in an acceptable
form. IN
we copy the following article Of intelligence.
from the last Macon Messenger:
we ere Informed tina, the Iadsar S,y,,c, | y,
S!pken Arrow has clnsed. The subiect of i,sros
ing OF the remti.ser OF their lands IN &c rp,
brought before them, but did NOT result in an,
positive determination with regard 10 its disposal
ieey protested Willingness to se il a. it. value
II the "gent would examine, or have II exaniu-,
pears to ies' for the present-we believe tina, b,
waiting their own lime, il may be Obtained" pesce
aGiy, but we doubt whether II can he 6. u,o,
, reasonable terms /" w.
Inc cupidiiy of The Indians was so fully sraijfi
ell by the enormous paid arcor1ir, in IN
treaty coHciufed 18th Ridge and Vann AT Wa,bin.
ION, that 10 an agent disposed TO go he whole /
iuf her'hce ii the otIecI OF the General Govern
meat, the difficulty OF etfecting the cessien %, III
fYrr, pf
miSht nave been considerable; bat the enplo,ne,
OF an agent bS the General Government. who lon
since declared that Georgia should not obtain
loot OF land whilst 1'roup was Governor. an
: whose removed has almost unanimously been re
quss'ed by all parties in this state was ominou.
! The result communicated in he foregoing extract
Sdc0naah Georgian
: - stated, on authority that we deem unques
tionaDie, asihe understanding at Washington ,it
before the adjournment OF Congress, that CoJj,,r
Councils had besn held, to determine whether IN
D "eo'sia Surveyors, charged with being ,respssser
on the Indian lands, should not be carried To Ten
ncssee or South Carolina for trial, as il, was su,
, po7ed CONVICTION before Jury of Georgian
might not be had Does Nh Adams really wis
; 10 projnce civil commotion9 Why not send IN
surveyors to one OF his loyal districts in Nev
England, where his influence could ensnra .,,oas
| q - ed.
} ING would be apparent TO men Of common sense
j One OF the causes OF the American Reyou,io
gas, the Interpretations of persons 10 The moth.
country, to be tried for offences commi,,ct in m
Colonies. charlottesville RecorJar
CHARLESTON, April 6. In addition to the al
wees from Havana, she arrival Of the brig Cofhe
(rne has furnished intelligence from Kew We, :,
the 2i' uit and from Vera Cruz TO the lin Feb
Con. Porter's Squadron was still lying az Ke,
west, his "fhcsfs aud crews in high health am
spTns. The squadron appointed 10 relieve Con,
; Laoorde, appeared off the Reef on the 7th March
: lCty Gas.
NASHVILLE, March 81 A fsts, dine, ,ooL
place on the morning of Friday last. b., 100,
CALVIN VI Smlih aud K III. Drank Ears. bo,b n
Columbia in this State The difference.
ported, arose cui of trial 10 the county eo,,, nj
Maufy where both prscised as LAWYERS Tbs,
met on Friday morning. in the State Of Keo.ucl,
- on The FIRST fire nr Drank received his sdv.,
-afy's ball through the body, and expired on IN.
spot. rCa-.", '"'
MORE SIGNS.
" 'e"e' u iAe Editors OF the American Sentinel
dated
! n, rh,..,. . Harrisburg, April T. 1927.
w ihursdey evening lasi the denocrat,c s.,h. - al
"iAhches of the Legislstuse assembled TO aIonf ,e
PSoy TO ise next Presidential election. II wa, The ~.
tnTe. speak thus confidently a, have frecw..I
conventions Of the kind before. Great uoaninty s2d L
pts"tu Livery proposition unanimously sdDpt,J M
H'ht puhlhec InOng the proceeding. of The eor..,
do nj hidk out If The whole number Of i
,'us there mote than i've IN both hon.c, -, f.
81 M. Albums. '''''SS III 'f'"I
II should he sail ihet, A.. ,,o,. H. Il,
it them assemble sign then nam, 4, 10 a nr,,e, 80;
SA',ns, VI we convention The d,nocrsne heni Of N,