Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30

out nus accustomed bitteIness upon the adminia-,
tration. Mr. Silsby bad moved the printing OF
the report of the COMMITTEE, when Mr. Taxew eli
rose, and spoke for about half an hour with the
utmost ferceness, duplicating the Committee in
he crime of adopting the views of the govern
ment; and insinuating that interested motives were
the cause OF their acquescence In those views
lie called the report, a manifesto of the govern
men, ,panned made by the Sec'ry Of state TO which
the Senate were called to bow in submission He
was not cbary OF his implications even a. respected
mr. Johnston, Chairman of the Committee of
Commerce; and alluded TO objects before attempt-
ca by guiding the operations Of the Legislative
Comminees. Among othars, he noticed the cleo
uon oil Tue PRESIDENT and the dis pensation of pat.
ronage Indeed. throughout his violent speech.
he seemed to have borrowed Randolph's gall. to
add to the large share of which he can boast him
self
Mr.. Johnston of Lsuisiana, defended himself
rom the personal inputaions thrown out by Mr.
Tazewe!l; and was seconded by NIessrs Wood
bury and Silsby; when the motion to print the
Report was adopted
Albany Caucus.-The Albany Argus of tho
23d ut describes a Caucus which was hell in the
senate chamber on the preceding evening II was
h-id In consequence of cards posted up {" inviting
'he members OF the Legislature who are in favor
OF the present General Adminis,rat alton to meet mr.
'na' place. The object was, TO nominate a cam
didate IN opposition to Mr.. Van Buren, M,
Barstow of Tioga took the Chair About 20 GER
uemen attended. Resolutions were brought for
ward approving of The measures of the Genera,
Administration; and expressing the sense of the
meeting mat they would not support any man as
senator VINO was known TO be hostile TO that Adj
ministration. But. on the succession of NJ
1TahSer, that the meeting was a thin one: tha,
'hone OF the friends of the General Admins,,o,ion
oU' 'hose who were also friendly TO the present
Exeeu'aHe OF the State had attended it; that Ger
tainly " OF both sections of the friends of ,h
General A Administration, there was n greater ,,,,,
Der In the Legislature than 80 or 35''- the Cau.
Gus agreed 10 do nothing more, but adjourn To the
Evening OF the 23th. The Argus states that th.
meeting was composed enti,ei; of the fede a, nj
Clntonian members of the Legislature A.
counts are de cdedly fav able 10 The re.eecio IS
MIR. Van Buren,, -
we have understood that, by means of spb
scriptIon sci on foot by gentlemen who most de
cideaiy opposed, IN the House OF Representatives
the bill appropriating sum of money from H.,
treasury tor the relief of the sufferers by the
nFe IN alexandria, the sum of seren hundred dol
'"'s has been made up by Members of Congress
and forwarded to the Mayor of Alexandra % hn
applied TO the relief of The INDECENT s,ff.,srs
lhS liberal conduct speaks its own praise more
eioquen'iy Than any language can. II does hon
or 10 NE gentlemen concerned in it. We knew
'na' 'hose who opposed The bill did not synpa-
thire less sincerely in the suerines of our n.ieb
oors, than those gentlemen did who felt herr
selves at liberty TO favor the bill for their relief
we had IN type paragraph expressive Of this be-
liel on our part, which excluded by the press
OF the debate published that day. The generous
act 10 which we have adyer,ed renders that mar
agraph now superfuous.
II gives us pleasure 10 state, that the Corpora.
ton OF Georgetown, with ills characteristic iberaIi
~, voted five hundred dollars for the relief of The
sufferers, and that two or three hundred dollar
more were made up by the citizens of tLst spirited
town. r
1t give US pleasure, Also 10 state, that three
hundred dollars We're vo'ed yesterday, for ,ha
same oenehceu object, by the Boa,d OF Directors
oil the Bank of Washington.
The Alexandria Gazette (no-v almost IiteraIIv
he F!'o'nx Gtze'te) which re appear ct. Yesterday -
contains iuir stat eu!ent of the number of house.
destroyed, The names of their owners Sc makinv
'ae number larger, somewh hat, than " gave il, The
whoe amount "f property d -stroy ed real and per.
soh"'' es. 'th'ted by committee appointed for the
uIp'se Is valued at one humid Ell 6. even thousand
dollars. The Gazette IN emtons some private dona
lions from tins city one of them 500, from a
gem whose name is no; given Nat Lnt
MARAI ED-in the city or Washington bv the Roy "a
""" on Thursday tn nth d,y ~ January iSS7 Rn;-
Sngsr ct Alatlma, 10 Ms, MgTy II. daughter Of Cr;j.t
"''u'" OF cumbeT land connty, Va. Comm ,nirofeh
10 ranpshauucck, Iih irs, nv the Rev NJ
Mdu"e nv. HW,"n, fright, L, Miss Cia,ioae H w,
Snst'' daush Ell Of the aIe Ricia Darne both of ,sf
DiEO-a his residence Is Spotsy county n, ,h
- Instant Hii.m Coleman, go. leaving behind him -;
Shdrrh, oseEer wta humber relation. 10 A.
s ' ne was beloved aud respected by all knew him
rs sd aud sifectonste father lIy and obiviny
no"r' man Of unsurpassed honJr. -
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