Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03
PnrLADELpu1A, Jan. %.

~ PHILADELPHIA, JAM g.
Inc Legislature OF this Stale have d.. Ide5
asai making hiss city the seat of eoyernmsnt
by msJoutJ ut g. IpoJI,,y;,,,,,
E1tTact ~ a letter from our correspondent ot
tPGshingfoH. dGte.f Jan 26
ne new from Europe has produced muci,
fe@'a''on III p'hlIc-; presume you see lis eff
iec's III your sueeis and la your coffee bouses-
mere there are Wholesale and retail notil,cians
VINO "iemhoh Tx your merchants, all feel their
Interests and make their contingent caIcuI,,io,s,
mere aas nothing yet transp!Ied by which can
learn what VIII be the views of the caLne, or
'"eiT Hie"'is iT relation 10 Cuba. cautions mol,
ICY VIII read t!'ea. q look to public opinion no
'ofe any measure Is taktr Nh Adams il bv
some believed TO be vey bold and decided no
i''e'"h' ii were to judge from what can see
anu Hear SINCE came Lere, | would -nppo-e that
ha' ing set iis hear upon reelection no b,.
received 20 man ami -p ri ed attacks from
quarters whe ce hey ougr' TO maze been hp,
We're hol expected, that he has berone timid and
"ohi ""e eX teme h'- gone TO he other
ms prime munster has always been ma, IF
Impulse; he ha- &C ed upon a. Unite scale. and
"'' carried has measures by rsshness often bravny
p""llc "pi"ion. lie has Away been placed Al fbe
he'u OF par X knowing The imrerestsupon which,
ne mad O q erat', as 20 lar, kept control over
mem. lie has dnier aken to er for the :, est
an demands "s IN me, OF -uccess iAst he sbail
d 'Ibue II ne Offices in tn gift of the eovs,n.
me l." that guar er. Ilus, he appointed James
Covlt, Judge NJ kee, Judge Irimbe JuIea
H'5'e' an" the N'-nViile Postmaster, for the eys
p''7s purpose Oh d-Pl ying ms s,reng, h in the
oi".' anu thereby se"GrIng he Icest The frje.Is
o. ''iI Aham- have complained OF thu and say
''"' at Gay, when csnd! late, was himself in
Tue "''hoEl'5 IN The west; thit IN voting for Mr..
-tCa"'S' hey opposed Mr.. Clay; aad thus fnd;r~
't' Jay Ire- eni tar The " esieTn tales i,.,,-
VIZ no longer sas ain admin tra'ion ,vbirI,
'u'o'sy p asc'Iues Lem nom Office; for it mani
Ie7') appear ibaf none bu, III. friends, of Mr.
lay are dement, Ell by Mr. A.!.m's election 7,
"7 .'ae OF dlsIrst, The Pres dent finds his honor.
SCI newly upon han; and, much al a 'Ioss
"'i'' 1" 90. 1T Is tIue they have defeated the
e!eciicn o. JOAN Roanoke; but it i, s,is he 81,
os returned 10 ne o. er aud viii come dou-
oiy armed with NhiPs an,i SEQ MO $ to lasb ,hs
ia7e"I-, - Air ifI;a5r IS ould say, round the
" hairs mGreaee."
Among he 4"eiinss. ko :ich the poor pres;dsnt
has rrs-eaied 20 nin X that OF a niini.terto CO.
lomoa. The .Iient- of Mr. Adams haze 70
commended Mr.. Cook Of Illinois, Who Won know
voted of MN .,ir Clay oeiecls 10 IL and ~.
tendN has toeI> az ointment ~ IN ,,iye c-,s. s..
the OPPOSITION TO charge biber, and coronation
sc ~ IS rumpiei that the true objection il
III Clay does no like Co k aud wan : tbeotT;ce
ioI George robertson, or w. Crit enden, two Of
his comii"isiee men, who wTo his celebrareJ
kentucky Circulaf, tnI makes an Objection ia
Cook, which he would not admit in his own
case. '
The committee on In. Vice Presidents ,n,mn-
niea'ion IL sill in .ess They are expected 70
report IA few da,- The Bill for the Revolt,
ioaary Claims 1t is believed has received its o,ie
u.s.