Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
wooLENs' CONVENTIONS.

| We have accounts of the preparatory Conven-
tion at Harrisburg the 9Th June -63 deIes aies
! attended from 81 counties; counties were repre-.
sented by letters -27 rot represent ed al ALL
- There lille ting and division among
them. Ii is evident that The idea Of iis being used
as political engine IS sewing suspicion and dis
cord. \ motion to strike out from the Address
" We hsN e found eth cent advocate ia our DIS
tnguished fellow citizen The head of the ca Jury
department. wss lost, yeas 81. nays So In APP
pointing the commiitee of = 10 attend The geue-
raj Convention, Mr.. james Ronaids of Philadel-
Phia moved .osiflke out the OF Co IngeTsoll
Che author OF the Aidre-s) it being improper for
an officer of tie u. 5. to represent Tie STATE Lost
MIR. Lewis iicLtne of Delaware (Sensior OF
Tie UniieIIS .tes) has published his reasons
tor declining TO serve Delegate to the Harris
burg Convention among others, that il was wrong
TO commit himself on questions on which lie may
have $50 act IN his public representative charac-
ter lie hints II its being made the engine of
party purposes Mr.. Buchanan NJ c. OF 1.-THE
cCunIy of Lancaster, Pa. attacked the Convention
in public speech, as berg among O her things an
Improper and unconstitutional association which
might produce retaiia DRY spirit in tie Sou;he.
States. Ills constituents supported lis o.posiiion
by some slrenS resolutions
The correspondence between Beverley aud Gen JACK
will arrest the attention Of the reader Ii Is likely ti.sd
70 long aud interesting uspicions when
nave oeeH exp essed against Mr. Clay The
name the person who wished With him, nor does
me Telegraph supply the omission, though eyie NIL, IN
formed OF the name But states that this
Prcessed friend OF Gen lekson, wholly ient t.
the wbe and Interests vi Mr. Clay; he was the embe
81 who moved the vote OF thanks MI Clay IN the
H. OF X IA 1928 lost his seat member Of Congress, aud
The Telegraph Describes HIM nrau Of no tten,rn to
moral principle" &C. that he addressed himself first TO
met men TO Eaton, 10 communicate
Gen j., aud they refusing, he to Gen J. hw.elf I
ali the circumstances wal out unless the few who
Conmhre As thing, stand, Nj. Clay osnno, suffer this
natie TO sleep. lie NUT persist AL he Obtains full inve-
Ia. lev <hgufd haze ri 4
united Gen j. ia publishing his conversation without ms
snowt And next an putting his letter The absolute
TJe three spsuiaris he tired On the s, brought M
IN she last steamboat.
The Governor s,s too unws to dine on, s, .y.dos,J.
bot the spn with which he entered the feelings OF the
Jay aud obeaed IN the the CAPITOL entitled
to this rubio aotic lie had been very III On SATURDAY aud
SUNDAY Yet MS detef d.chargs he psI,c 5,is
carried him 10 the Council Chamber Tueseay aud TO the
Capitol again Ola w tdnesdsy.
re state eonVeat HDrisbrgA Aas closed IL ,s,,;on
Eighie'" tnties only u-deysfd ,o,re re,yed b
@Ar oaases 'Osrs appreciated BY letters er9rsus Of
ce'eiutloHs By 'ehieh tie oonventioa so4. ca1ed
Resotf'on' s'e reported 70 fhe eonysnfion ad 9,Ofd
adopted and sS.,i@ f: K Sas is"s''0N ''a' "
aAs eonssnsso nsasd ne deega fh gsoeraS cenesn
y ,iiag1,iol Math.g ca,ey aadS.Y RiesaI. Esgr,
s Fh,sePs district besids those, Jonathan Roberts, ~
# P burg Chaoies Hafsn and oIsr, rses ,,,s a,
1JofinUrf could not recoLecf. = rt,.
tbc hnal examination Of the Senior Class Of
Franklin College, took place on the 18Th and I9tb
UT. The exercises, we Understand, saws the A,b..
man. were highly ereditable and satisfactory. A
'"ong The Trustees in attendance was our dist in
gulshsd fellow -ciiizen WIN. II. Crawford.
SaDdnQh Gc0rgian
~ y said That the appointment Of the Hon. WV,
~ Cfswioid, IS Judge OF the Superior Cour, nj
reofgis, was without his knowledge, snJ Thai he
VIII not accept The Office. Ii was coniectured b.,
Mr. Senator Cobb, might receive The appointment,
IN which case Mr.. Crawford would, probably he
sPpor'ed TO m his place ia the Senate Of the Uni
STATS Charleston Pat
We unde,daHd baf C9LJ ~ Hbas -s6s ,s,, annotated
~ ne Ffeside' dgent 10 tcifh f6s Isa,a,, ~
ray h"s sad az ,H7vo Nth them bat 6as Cfr{ IA IA
gyeei ~ hn ntssfon Ihey sGc0ndhanYg ysC,, 10 f,ars
totaa ana ore geytcfty safsGsd tofh fs. rssef eond
t'o" ana appear dttraHsd to ise ~ not lsv no
cPy oa0 d1ords them ne most y,s{sr Induce stnf
Jof "s'""~T or ther fs,oyie oatnsef ire csas
/ $500. - tSsysnnih Rsp.
MahhlEDl- BY The Rev. Or. Ducarhe,i RtcAard ohm
htq OF 1loureier county, 10 Mss Mag Aqio,y daughtcs
o' we late Charles X. Mallory, Esq oftbe Bormigh.
Ne Yofk Beocon.
Aesg Co. b Woodwsid Es7. Judge oup, rior i ,,t
loi Middle Florida died The i2th ulf lie fente
nan well known 90 s Liefssy Void From fe.pet 10 HI,
mem ~ the Der sd ts Ese,nse Onees lie uosrt ~
IN IL