Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-23
SIGNS OF TIE TINES
Extract Of a letter fran, me If the most di,
Suished men in North CaroIjuo dot.d

mi ~
SuiShea men an Worth Carolina dated
RALEIGH, ~. e. Jan. I3, 1927
vi late there has been good deal of conver-
sauon here on the Presidential question The on
position 10 me Administration Is great. The Ad-
minisrafion will have no charm in the State. if
'hsy thou!d be able even to &c, up tickei: our
course is" that we are against the Administration
and if there be no other candidate but jackson.
we are for him.
III Is SAL, that MIR. John Pope has made mos,
powerful Speech in the Legislature OF Kentucky
II was upon the confirmation of Mr.. Bibb's an>
pointment as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
BIb5 is a Jackson man, and was as-ajIeJ in everv
ioTn by the friends ofthe Coalition Mr. Pope il the
broiheIsin-law of the President of the II. s. r nh
was confined. II is said that at least two on, of
three OF the Electoral Districts OF Kenturkv will
go for Jackson.
resolution is before the Senate OF Pennsx,va.
MA nominating Andrew jackson as The candid s,s
OF that state.
1t Is c'nfirlently believed that Mr.. Van Buren,,
election is safe notwiihsta ding all the enronr,g.
rsnt which the unfortunate defeat of Mr.. j. Ran.
doph may inspire into Mr.. Van Buren's enemies
Ihe Governor of N. York is averse to the nre.en,
Administrations; and it is expected, that lie will
see TOO clearly The utter hopelesness Of his success
to permit himself TO be brouyh, for ward "a Dan
didale Tor the Presidential Chair
The election of McLane and RidseIv n tho
Senate oil the u. s. from The state of Delaware j,
an unexpected and bitter blow TO the Administ,a.
uon. lhey are gentlemen OF fac talents. and
they are opposed to The Coalition.
We learn from Missouri state, that all the frs,
named candidates are Withdrawn, and that Bates
has been brought forward by the opponents oil
benton, that The Senate has postponed The election
TOT Two weeks from after The 18th December and
mat some OF the members Of the III. of H. have
returned home. with view OF persusdinc the
people 10 relieve them from the pledges which they
gave to vote for Benton. But it is believed, tina,
al these efforts will be in vain; and that he will be
4 elected
| We have seen letters from Washington, which
state the probability hat the opponents of the Ad-
mioIstrsiion will count least 81 in the next Sc.
nate OF The u. S. aud in the H. Of II. from 90 10
| 30 majority.
The Pfo,pects indeed arc rather gloomy for the
present Administration. The only recent even,
which has given them ray Of hope is the exclu-
'iono Mr.. Rlndolph- but they calculate in vain
upon u. The Republican party will rapidly coun-
'eivaii Tie impression which it has PRODUCED Pa
tIioiIsm VIII be awakened by exertion, and exam
pres OF generous intrepidny and OF usgnsnimity
may be expected to appear. The citizens of Mr..
II district are moving, and will call him once
more TO the post from which the Legislature had
invited him Gen. John Floyd has explicitly de.
cIined being candidate for the Governors chair
rom considers ions that do him the highest honor
tie thinks he can serve his country best in th,
Stallion which he fills; and therefore wishes 10 re
nam where he is.--Tbere Is a strong reaction i,
me public mind and the vi-ionsry homes of IN,
coalition viii be disspaied Ike the dsys OF th
morning.
The course, which Mr.. Randolph owes !, (,
himself and TO bis country to pursue, in The unex
' SsS'sr attitude n Which be las kssa placed, 5s