Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

seacy can ihey be iansierSed 10 De VIA Clinton
ha' oven IN .he event of the removal of MIR. a.
dsms by DEATH Mr.. G. could not. among a., A.
friends, be generally SUI, ported -, III. Ros.,n
Patriot OF the 2Sih ult. also think, {" that a, at
tempt, at this time, TO divert the friends or the
administration from The support Of John @. Adam.
to DE Wit Clinton, will be found of no avail
The republicans. the people of n, England, will
never abandon the man of their choice, while mo
better reasons can be argued for their 30 doing
Than those volunteered by a correspondent TO the
aiddietown Conn. Gazete.'' These in,lica-
Mons MIL scarcely be iott upon the friends Of Mr.
Clinton or Of MIR. Adsm.
The National In,e.lg enesr is so much in wan,
VI Boou Signs 10 keep up ls spirits, that il Is
'ent 10 put up with falSe ones. 1t has, for in
sance, seized upon ;he extract Of letter from
resident IN Fauquer to the Editor of the Winches-
'e' hepaDican. The writer ihcontineniiy affirms
- That II the friends of the Administration
shoniu not be remss in their duty, ON a convic.
Hon oil their superior strength, Mr. Adams will
I" certainly receive the electoral vote OF Virginia
as 1t is certain that General Jackson will receive
the electoral vote of Tennessee"
1he infelisencer n, ed not {" lay this f,stterinr
JUNCTION 10 its soul" Virginia will 20 against rIre
adams, as surely or we my re echo the words
OF our friend Z. Quandary,) "as the sun will rise
tomorrow No man who remarks the Signs of
The Times" with any sort of attention can doubt
u. Inc strain OF the Fauquier writer INNS, appear
numerous enough 10 the members of the I.eyisla.
'ufe' who are now assembled here from all quar-
ters Of the State. We had no idea that the ma
IN nsinia against the Administration was so oyer-
"heimlng find it to be. Yet still the friends
the Administration are on the alert. We comm end
their zeal We wish The strength OF the two parties
10 be iaisiy iesied-but we coul earnestly hone
IN ine most liberal spirit on both siies, wi,hou,
ofeskns In upon The harmony and enjoymenis Of
social
nss to difference of opinion about the Presiden-
tial election? We trust also that the discussion
may he carried on, whou: entirely engr ossin, tie
attention OF the people or their Representatives.
ihefe axe o'hef matters OF immense public coma
Te,h'hen'; among the most prominent of these are
Education and Internal Improvement. Let not
The Residential election, like Aaron's rod, avail
To-" up every thing else.
fet we wish full and a fair discussion of the
election AN open and a dspsssionate trial of
strength. WE are pei fec,Jy satisfied tina, the ad-
m,nsra'ion party are striving against a current
which they cannot stem-bul we wish them TO
have fair play. Oar columns are open TO their
proceedings We shall publish as soon as o.si~
bte those OF the Ant-Jackson meeting in New
heht' Messrs VIM IL. Macon, James d. HaIy-
burton, John II. Christian, John +. Christian and
Mica)ah Warden appointed delegates.
AT the Anti Jacksoniie Meeting in Bedford
samuel Hancock, N. ]. Manson, Robert Camp,
BELL John y. Leftwich. Balda Mcdaniel Pleasan,
Al. Gogsin and John +. Sale are appointed Dele
gaes;- In brunswick, DIR. Richard Field, Col.
John fucker, Dr. John Field, and r. b. Hicks
aye Deiegat,s:- In Williamsburg, MIessrs. Robert
Anderson, Leonard Henley, and DR.. Samuel s.
Griffin are Delegates:- In Pendle,on, Thomas
Jones, John Dice, 81. IIenkie, j. Si,lina,on. ].
Hopkins, Sr. j. II. Cravens, ]. johnson, J.. Dyer,
snd VIM. S-Nay!or, are Delegates In Rocking
BAN, Col. "A. Rutherford, General J. b. Haryie,
Colonel Joseph Mauzy, j. Baxter, Charlie, Lewis,
II nDA I'll
ieSates- In Hardy Gan Adaus meetng) Charles
A. Turiey, W. G. Williams, w. Seymour, ]. l..
GIeen, and j. &. Gamble, Esqrs appointed Dele
ssies: In Morgan, % or 30 of the friends of the
Administration held meeting and appointed De-
iegaes. The Winchester VBginian states tina, il
recognized in that meeting " but single vote pre
sent, who had in party times acted with the De-
mocratic party. The Administration will no,
get more than the Federal vote (about one hrI of
the county"
In Aiiddleburg the Administrator party had a.
bout 10 treehoiders and the meeting of The friends
oil Jackson about $50. In Gloucester the former
have about 20 or so in the county, &c. &c. Sc
In Hampshire from 100 10 $50 frien IS of Jack.on
met, and appoint ed Mes'rs. James Gibson Jona
than Pnsh, COL G. Paris, James Parsons sr spd
David Gibson, thtir Delegates TO the J,cL.op
Convention in Richmond The friends of Jackson
"a 70 <ttohe'S' nave also depnied special Delegates
Tor the same purpose In Halifax there were rnore
than 400 who voted for the resolutions a, IN.
meeting, without previous notice. From ~ To 20
IN the Adams nee,ing-In Nelson Jsckson,
friends mustered at the Courthouse 200 those ~
the Administration 40 > TO l.
The N. Intelligencer has recentlv been nI.a.sd
10 place the Enquirer at the head of .s;be ntirts
oil the COMBINATION - and to honor US with some
D or Columns OF It's elaborate lucubratio.s-
There was time when we should have fte.tad
the slightest whifper of thai paper with res.
pect- mat Time has gone by since il ha.
not only sunk into the most obsequious tool NJ
the administration but has Lost its character fc
dignity, decency, and all pretensions to E,ir de,L
tn5' The Editors Of that paper may truly say with
poor fa'Hdge, MN sum qna'is cram.
-
we shouiI manifest an Indifference which we
90 hot 'eei u we dId not congratulate our readers
on The election OF MIR. Stevenson az Sneaker y.
the IL. of II. Both personally end noJ;,;c,lIv 49,.
ieJHce III IL HE election IL a com pliment TO the
state, OF which ~e are duly sen.ib!e- But we re-
joice more particularly foi The sake of the nation
we have seen Mr.. :. IN the CHAIR of on, o,,n
Leg 'sla'ure-and bis qualifications are Of the fir,
order. Ike viii discharge bs du les with ,IiAn;,
promp'iiude--aGd we have no doubt ui,5 ths
s;rc'est nnpArIialiIy and justice The NJ InteIli.
Ssncer says the responsibility OF public measures
IS now 'b9own on the Opposition. so far az The
eiec'ioh OF Speaker gees, are Willing to shooI
der that responsibilities at ieaet a, tpnrh an az 81,
-A'h''hts,f s'ion arc TO part with IL. The Opposi
non VIII Know how to use their power william,
abuse-io use If with moderation and disc,e,;oa
his ELECTION IL another OF the sSi1Ds yyb,ci, c.,
hot De mistaken. Fhe following parspfa,h for,
me washington Telegraph indicates the state If
parties in the House: "
Ut VIII be seen by our report of the Congres.
sional proceeding, that Mr., Stevenson of Virginia