Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

'e'ne's' Hase'fh'ftiicS 10 prpiice the rrssen,
alarming state OF stfhs bs,w.en The United States
and Georgia.
PiRGLNY.9 ELEcTIo.N-S
.RiJem0rie--F Iiottse IF De.esu tes, William
f Gordon, CHARLES Cooke, re- elc ced without on.
position.
For Congress, William +. Rives, without, Cd.
position
ChssterJfeid-James iilam 1856, Colin Clarke
275--John Bake, 2O7
For Congress; WIN. S. Archer $50 without
OPPOSITE
.Iamss ity n Coles ZIG, Il. p. Richarisc
So Benne' Kirby So, Richard, Henley ~
("Messfs. Cole & Richardson ave s.i,st The AL
pini'ira'ion, AMI avowedIy il. favor OF Andrew
J. ck.on")
Fc' Congress; Burwell Bass.,, no opposi-
icn
King GeorSa Thomas e. B. Baber IS Ne
hediab IL. Alasoa- So GUSTAV. b Wallace AZ
slOtioway James jones' l46 Hezrkiah Il.
Anderson i32- s1Ln II. Kaish 1872, Samuel G.
William rs
Mlrrse
Fer cceMk1sss, Robert Thompson 1873, C.
+. NoTreT 81. f~'~-
S"sScr -R'cbsrd Eppe+ James Diliard
For Congress; j mes itezvan,, no Opposition
" 0"seMOnT- J ames MnrIa, gi.a 2l9 Edwar!
Il Hunter Ill William VI. Jones 2O7, John
CrocSer l43
For Congress; The Norfolk Bercon saws. the
trends OF boih Thomas Newton and George Low
all " had been unusually active and AZ this county
vas 10 be considered 20 be Mr. Newton's s,rou,
noiu' pc" er:ui effort was Consequently made by
tie friends OF his oiponent 10 iurn the .caie The
contest was very warm and animated. I;oth can
dlGaies addie ssed the people at consds,abI. e 9th
ihe result Is To US very Unexpected, and viii
dououes produce strong stl.c. on die votes from
~ Iiolk County and Borough
ne pol stood al The close, for George I.nvall
2"o, IN mas Newton 209, Willis Cowper Ma
JorHy Tor Loyal H.
y Correspondents communicates The re4ul, of
i,'e Z ecoh ~i;h 'l:- ,eunk: Thus you lii dtiat
'hs p'd republican county OF Nansen ond has re.
10 re-eiec Representative in Congress
VINO "iil support, in al! IT'S measures cur present
'"'nuP ana 'nisciliev Gus Administration
hoth0r'dSe-i L. stating The election for this
county. ms Lexington lni eligencer says, thai for
congress Gen. john III yd had So votes. Ell
wal" W aus, E'q o! Do.touri 81, scattering IL
'"a' Nr waits was not candidate before the
feopie; on the Contrary, it was distinctly under.
STOOD That nc had refused 10 authorise his nam. Ia
De used as such, under any circumstances in the
present election; That roll was opened 10 IKE
'ae sense OF the people on the call oe a conven
ittie difference OF opl,ion amo . the ca,dd,,es
on The subject, all expressing them. il 60.
o, convention; the vote stood, for Conven,ion
5io, against IL i06 The Presidential contest 4,
was expected, would have been brought 10 bear ON
me eiectIon This however was not the Gaze
-heie WIS however one subject that bad its inlu
e"Ne' ana very 'werlui one too, as ia recorded
one OF The candidates; ~e al ,de to m. general in
His""1'on excited IN me county, by the attack of
al S',ohSm"ns writer in the United STATES Tele.
gap" Oh Air. Moore, because of his course in op.
posing me le-eiectirn OF MIR. Randolph to The Sc
nate Ut the United States in the last session of H..
legislature. On tie Presidential question. Cspt.
bowy er was the only candidate WHO declared n
decided preference for either Of The present CON-
pe'ors tor that o6lre; and his preference of Gen.
''eAson vas, provide there were no more 40.
cep'apie competitor s'-rtet Than Mr.. Adams The
resi- oil The Candidates declined expressing any
reie!snc as unnecssssty il not iuproper At ,b;s
,me. While we have no reason 10 .urros. ,b,,
ne PRESIDENTIAL question hid any inf ieuc. on IN.
yo'es gwen, we are fully perstad 81 that Gene,s
'"cAson would not at this time be the choice of a
majority Oil this county, Notwithstanding the strong
objections many feel. TO some Of the scls of the
present administrations
On the Frederick Election. The W;ncbe.,sr
Vrsinan Gays. thai Major Mason ). defeat i p,;n.
clfsly 10 be ait ibuied 10 his vote j, the las, 10
Ssihure, In favour OF Mr.. Giles resoln,ioos IN .
corning certain poIn's of Federal and State Il,
Tisdicton. To his vote for thee ,.sofn,io"s
MAYOR Mason las fallen willing sacrifice; he ne.
Vsf mas regretted The vote, and does not now 70.
Sre' ~ 1t Is true Ia it oulj have beeu era,fyin,
10 mat gentleman and his friends, if he could nav
been again honoured with the confidence OF the
people, without purchasing il at the expense al
MS principles, but upon no other terms would h,
or they have been willing That he should have 70.
csived it,"
On the subject OF the ADDRESSES made By H.,
Candidates tor Congress, The {" w Vuginian states
MI Powell followed in a very neat and h md
some address, IN "hifh he noticed several report,
'ha' hau pesn circulated against him during tb,
canvas. Ila i@iended his vote fo The AiexSoJ,;.
SPP'oPriaIo"' snd described 10 gio III. colour. 10.
distress TO which The sufferers by mat dfeadlu,
calamity were reduced. He said that he ,,s
charged with being the partisan of tie adtninj.,,,
ion and the enemy of General Jackson, ,vbo..
name II had been attempted to associate with ,b,.
canvass he denied that be was either; but sook,
In exalted terms OF Gen. jackson. AT the Lao
presidential election be had been the friend of NJ,
Crawford, and next to him he appreciated the ella.
IacteT OF zen Jackson;. and did rot give the mr..
ference to Mr.. Adams over any other; but r.
would enlist with no PARTY, and make no pleJss. 4
| would DC premature, and with many Others he
might have cause to regret IT,"
! Ibe National lntelgencer chuckles at the resrl,
OF the poll, and extracts with gfsat glec the ri
lowing preposterous remarks of the 4" Wiocbes,s,
Republican" As few things have Iately giv,u
The N. l. much " pleasure" we cal scarcely sn,,
them The gfatiiica.ion they receive from (" COM.
ing" these remafks- and il il vovlI give them a.,
sort loi sa'sIae'ion' 'ye viii oblissfh en- by .