Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01


! Mr. Williams NOV ,nnsucc essfuily, to ipsrue
the Committee of Courts of Justice 10 scquirs int
the expediency Of amending the 22i section Of u
act on the subject of idio,s and Iunatics.
bill, on its 81 reading, authorizing loan 70
the purposes Of internal impr oyement, was takei
up. Various amendments were offered, and dis
cussed at length; some Of them were sejected ant
Others adopted. And finally, on the motion o
Mr. Hooifoik, the bill was indefinitely postpone Cd
Ayes 81, Noes IL.
aTAings Aey are,
The Coalition Prints are much put TO il for to-
pics to keep up their spirits. The last National
journal has given a touch a. the Times; and un-
der the bead, which graces this article, attempts
to make out Schedule Of votes, which will Sc
cure the Coalition in their seats. The Journal
claims all New England and New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryla land, Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, Louisiana, Illinois, and Missouri
1913 votes but admitting that he is to lose
me votes of Missouri, Illinois. s i6 votes in NJ Y
Mr.. Adams will have enough to insure bis re-elec-
non. Now, there are the strongest reasons to dis
pu'e the accuracy of this calculation. If N. Y vote
oy disricts Is than probable that she will be
divided. Louisiana, which now votes by general
ticket believed TO be for Jackson out of of the
electoral Districts in Kenucky will probably go for
Jackson Indiana il least doubtful; and the fact OF
the Passage Of the Res iu,ons Of the Senate & their
not being acted by the House, is thus asserted:
From Indiana Learn that the resolutions. aryroping
tne general administration have been put aside IN the
rouse OF Representatives. hy majority of We
nave seen asserted BY authority thu, IN. Inana L~ssla
nave strongly expressed their eohitnee" the adm,
uaona mistake the uf the fact, that's all The
e,naent papers sway, sorIset ,Uu take word Tor
All Of The district votes in Maryland will no, be
Ter Adams. And lie, not the Journal clay the
hatterns unction'' to itself, that Pennsylvsnia ard
Virginia are doubtful. No impartial and intelligent,
man doubts either. Z" What reason or evidence ex.
ists, that Virginia will not support Jackson?"
What circumstance, however slight exists to
justify belief that she will support the Coalition?
Not the slightest. Virginia will be as much a.
gainst Adams as Tennessee herself. Every one
admits it who knows any thing of The State z
ven the IN ost devoted satellites OF the Admins
ration in this Safe obliged to confess her de-
tcrminesi opposition TO MIR. AS re election.
A movement of the friends of Gen Jackson in
Louisiana is making. a meeting vas held on the
gid ult. OF the members of the Legislature and
Citizens Of ~ Orleans. The Editor of the N.
Orleans Advertiser affirms, his f" conscientious
belief" founded on information derived from va
Iious quarters, that the Jackson electors will re-
ceive two-thirds OF the the State exclu-
siye OF the parishes on Lalouche and Opelousas.
The meeting OF the members ofihe General As.
sembly friendly 10 So the bill concerning a Con-
sention," took place at the Capitol on Tuesday
evening The meeting did nothing but appoin, a
cominiiiee TO take into consideration what Is hes,
60 be done TO promote the call of a Convention.
and rsfor'' 10 an adjourned meeting on Friday eve.
ming.
We are isqaes'sd TO 'tai tia. oh" Horace UpsAG.S
canidale Tor the Senatorial District composed u Csroinr
Essex, King ami Queen King William au.i Hauovrr.
ihl' John Mssen, Esq will not he candidate repre-
bly, aud ~ of which, are authorized 10 an-
noinee Edte' opsad'o, Esq. candidate in The said county
ensuing eeoh f'r representatives 10 The Legislature
ihAt 1ohn j. Eon"s, Esq Candidate 10 represent N.
Senatorial Dsei comprised Of Hanover, Caroline, Kug aud
Queen Essex aud kins william.
Mr.. Fay We understand, that this gentleman i.
about to open a Class for the French, Spanish
and Italian Languages in this City He comes
recommended IN the highest terms by several
gentlemen OF character in n. York and North
Carolina. In Petersburg he has a class, and the
following letter Is forwarded TO us for publication
by gentlemen who are attacked 10 il:
- Petersbarg Febt nary &C. 1927
oess>s Sdnofs as members OF Mr. John W FAY, French
ana oP",h se ah"'ii great prsIu.e to state that
fully convinced superior si,an,v. NJ
method OF teehnS the language. Having attended .r,er.
the system worthy of particular ate lion we Sy. h,i
opportunities OF comparing his pionunes with The be
..ndar !" hi, Boo"sh and hseriuy daclare our entie
>aaetsn On th score. Very respeeuliy your ob sex.
wants, THEO +. GILLIAN
WnI. d. ROBINSON,
GEO. WM HARRISON
S. CoLQUhouN,
W. q. RAWLINGS
We have seen another letter from n eentlern,,
of the fret distinction in Petersburg, who speaks of
Mr. Fay's qualifications and standing in the bgbes,
terms.
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