Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

whose duties also a,e now IN ErOgress. We Tor
bear any further remarks until these Committee
shall have reported. The result of their labour
shall ;hen he presented 10 the public. Eds Str-
J MEETINGS.
! .4ntt-JIclS07s In Nelson. Thomas S. AIcCiel.
land, Major James Woods, J. NJ Martin, Mavo
Cabell. William Mass!e aud Col j. Perrow an.
pointed Delegates. In Culpeper, John Shackel.
ford, Wn. Champe Carter, j. &. Gibson and Ze.
phanish Turner. Delegates. In Tyler, Col. Arthur
slnsm and Major John Wells, Delegates. Ia
Orange, VIM. III. Stansrd, John a Porter, Cant.
Jas Barbour & Col Jackson Morton, Delegates.
In Brooke, Col. WIN. Ysuse, Philip DodtlIidye.
Jesse Edsington, John Z. Campbell and Samuel
itesdman, Delegates. In MonoDgalia, John g.
Bans, IhoS. S Raymond, James G.. Watson.
Matthew Gay, J. Rogers, 7. z. Raw and John r.
vans, Jr, Delegates. We understand, that the
ANU jackson meeting in Chaiotte county, after
much repaaion, amounted 10 about IL, and
That at the close Of the day, when many of th. ci
tizens had leii the ground, a Jackson meeting was
held of about 200
In Harrison county, the Presidential question
was brought up at two Battalion Musters MIR.
Allen, friend to the present Administration. adj
dressed them at some length; and when he conolu.
ued The votes were taken, and found TO he of tbos.
on parade, tor Gen. Jackson 2u9, and for Mr. Adj
ANS .. At another Battalion, the yo,es %er.ta-
Ken OF all but one company, " hich was known n
oe almost unanimous for Jackson, and of The votes
'a%eh there were Tor Gen. j. 100, and for Mr.. a
% MANY meetings have been called In he coun,
ues OF Virginia 10y the friends of Gen jackson -
ne National journal is still 20 infatuated or go
cisihSenuouS as 10 say, 'ye have much inlorma-
ZION as 10 The bias OF the pablo feeling 10 many
counties, and we do that the tendency of that
mo nation Is to strengthen our opinion, that the
Sta'e may ultimately give its vote Tor Mr. Adams -
wv ben the sky islls,'' SC. Until then. Mr..
RI thav . T..
perfectly absurd 10 talk about it,
W understand that Member of The House of
DeltS'tes has taken some pains TO ASCERTAIN the
sentiments OF his colleagues upon the Presidential
Els CT on-and calculates us II liz out of 2l3 are
i"f uenefsi jackson. (There are vacancies on
account OF death, making the whole number OF
Delegates 2l4) Il is sail, that in the Senate
tbere are 10 10 II for jackson out of iveDty>fuur
"o oul OF the . vacancies in the House of Dele
gates are likely TO be supple by friends OF jack
son.
Our friends of the Norfolk Beacon saw" So
las as me vote Tor Speaker indicates the state of
paiues IN the House II may be considered as about
eq"afy dlvided"-A majority of 10, and Mr..
o"ToOUrs votes making IA - and msiori,v of
,ne sosehtees do not e" about equ0lly'' divide the
mouse. he Norfolk calculation is NOT strictly
according 10 Cocker.
sE-5S We must apologize to our subscribers
LOT 'he appearance OF our paper. New type is
expected daily.
Inc Editors OF the National Lite.Isencer
nave been KIND enough TO write for US near two
columns OF Commentaries the PIe.ident's Mes
sage We had executed the task for ourselves,
before we received the frui, of their labours. By
comparing the two together, il will be seen At n
e. m Nfas. lwr
marx we are at least more just 10 Mr.. Adams
IMAM they can be TO their opponen;s.-We would
return them The compliment which they have paid
to US, by writing their commentaries on The
message, 1t we could grasp The slippery eel CT un
aerstood enough OF the obsequious language of the
Couh' 10 compose dull and seryile panesyrics
Il Budget Of .Mni,s--On Saturday EVENING
no mail North OF w Washington. On Sundav oons
north OF fredericksburg. But last evening. both
csrt and stage arrived, with the past and The cur
rent mails; to the number of q or bags, and 10
The amount OF several .hels
we have gone through our Budget of pspers
and we Ind much less news than we could have
expected We have the Arkansas Gszste of,ba
oth and are happy TO discover that Mr. Con,r,,,
(De.esaie OF Arkansas) has survived his Duel
with MIR. Crittenden. - The discharge from NJ,
Critenden's pistol took effect in MI Conwsy,s
r'shs sac, between The h and 9Th lbs, producing
- ~ ''"t uU'5 cTchS wound. That from
| MY ConwaJ's passed through The left IappeI OF
mir. Cri'ienden's iroek-coat, without dom. him
any pefsonal injury Mr.. Conway is pronounced
entirely out OF danger, and was expected TO nto-
coed to wash gton in or = week..
MIR. Sismbaush, the Editor of new Jackson
paper at Hafri'burg, is elected for the Office o
Public Printer in the II. OF Representatives n
Pennsylvania lie had 10 votes, Wrestling IAd
unsatisfactory III, Scattering p Tine BaltiSnor,
Republican says" In the Pennsylvania I,erisla
ture, on joint ballot, including the constitutions
number OF 1873 members, one hundred and te,
are IN faUoT # General Jackson for tie P,esi
dency."
! a letter from Washington in the Ney Yor,
Evening Fost, thus ranges the two parties in m
HOSE OF Representatives, of the United States.
I The House, if fall would have s.ood thus:
( OPPOSITION.
Present, including The Speaker, I1o
Absen, Il
ADMINISTRATION
( Present, Of
( Absent,
M,jo'1y, 20
LTmts Ia