Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

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alle rains. several feet, and is now nayigable for
the smaller boats. Commercial busines is becom
ing more active, and the hustle in the sresis oc-
css'onay reminds us Of the great Eastern Marts.
The Wheeling Gazette of Nov. IL, saws the ri
yer Is about nine feet above low water mark.
NEW JERSEY.
We have already expressed generous conf.
deace IN the political discrimination of our nesb.
oours OF New Jersey, and belief that the state
would so eventually for Jackson. That conf
dence and belief still entertain and they are
borne cut By whatever facts to our know
ledge on the subject OF Jersey politics. The Jer,
seyman." paper printed st Morri-town, which
was entirely neutral for the last year. has az length
come out Tor General Jackson. The reasons as
signed by the editor very strongly put The
following extract seems 10 to contain matter for
serious rejection. II is temperately and clearly
written.
g In taking this s,er, we are sensible tina, we
shall forfeit the good will OF some of our patrons
who belong 10 the Adams party. While we re-
greet this, we cannot but congratulate ourselves
that not only vast majority Of the electors of this
county but OF this state, of opinion thar the
ensuing presidential election will be conducted al
together on Political grounds; that the old lines
OF densrkaiion OF democracy and Federalism are
now drawn, and that most of the r emu licans sun
port General Jackson, while the FederaIists gen
orally attach themselves 10 Mr.. Adams This, to
some, may appear doubtful, but let them look
around among their political neighbours. and they
will hnd this assertion correct. Ii is true that
many Federaliss and some leading ones too have
abandoned MIR. Adams for this they have the
very best OF reasons. In 1908 Mr. Adams abap-
doned the federal patty; and as he was their lead
er, was the means of almost disbanding il. Many
followed him in his iTeachery. and were reward
ed, with him, by the democratic party. for their
political prostitution: the remainder considering
him dishonest politician, and their old party pref
~ much broken up, or AT least that he has formed
new party made up of the federslists that desert-
ed with him, and what democrats that have since
joined him, have since attached themselYe s 10 the
,ePuoi.ahs' rainier than again be sold by.heir old
ieaIeT. ". i. Eng
| Il Is lamen'able to see with what perverse ,S
stinacy, the Adams papers out OF this city, rensa,
the gross misstaements # g the concern i, r.
| laiion to the state election. .ado1ns 5t
Jackson 46-- DOub fuI 81" Now. nm, 81 -.
million and half of inhabitants in this s,ata
there is not one human being, who believes thi,
caTicsture OF TACT; no, not even the man v,b1
fabricated it, and yet the Adlms editors eI.e,,b.-s
repeat, with vast deal of triumphant sa,a.o..
about their success.
BALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
HE preliminary examination Of the co,o,rr, he
tween Blliimore and Ohio having been coroClo,od
and the result anro1ncel to the Directors NJ ,Is
Company IN favourable Terort which we bsv,
alfeaty laid before or readers we are erati6eJ :,
see that the board of directors are vieoro,,sv nro
securing he sccompli-hmea; OF the nex, L. :
| this m,gn ficcn eDt,rprZe. "
/ Notw thstandng the Iaenrss OF the season ~,
und9r tend that three Brigade of Eneinesr. 49,.
! now daily employed, and have been so sfnca lac,
Friday, IN the minute examination with the nronp,
instruments OF the routes which attracted mos,
TohsiS 'he hoiice OF the TecoDnoitering parties
hey have commenc e. their lsbors al this ci,v a. i
| are proceeding Westward, with a s.fono 49, :,
being able 20 reach the Potomac River befo,e IN.
extreme inclemency Of the winter n ~ produce ,
cesss'ioD OF their tolls. We zee in the ,,n,.,i :,
ting activity OF the Board of Directors and ntsII;
gence oil The Engineers engaged in this service.
pledge OF The successful completion of f. ri,n -.
pregnant with advantages TO our Civ IT, Ia;
ton to the three BTgades of Engineers We nm
dsrsand that u is in contemplation 10 ofeanizs ;
4 possible, fourth.
The following is believed to be correct state
menI OF the organization Of the three Bfigales no =
eu ployed 10 The particular surveys:
Oae Brigade under the immediate su,s,;,,,u,
ance Of 1t. Col Lang, another under that OF CAM
Mcneil snc ths Third under tia; Of DR. IIo,yar1
assisted by The following u. Engineer officsrs.
n l-'eutsnanis Cook, Hazard, Fessenler, Tbomn
SON. Trimble, D!Ilshunty, Barney, Gwyn an,
HARRISON. IBaH P[n,,b
Nj, Metcalfs and Mr. Clarke, Rspresent,tiv,,
in Congress from Kentucky, MIR. Polk and H.
Aisrsble, from Tennessee, Mr. Smvib. from In.
4 diana Mr. Halle, from Mississippi, and Mr.. VA
Home, from Pennsylvsni,, have reached this CIV
II is believed that some other Membe-s have al
arrived, aud we hear Of many Of Them on their wa,
I bither. ~ T.,
WAsHIHcrov, November 2s.- MAN. of N
Members OF Congress, we learn, have arrived i
the City, in addition 10 those whom we have hero
ioiore mentioned. Those whose names we bsv
heard, are
OF the Senate, Mr.. Eaton, Of Tennessee. Mr.
Noble, Of lndisns, Mr. Sanford. Of New Yo,k
Mr.. Rowan, Of Kentucky, aud Mr.. Williams !
Mississippi
4 OF the House Of Representatives. Nre,srs
\ More, Wiekhfs, Daniel, Lecompte, hfcIIaaon
Lyon and Yaacy, Of Kentucky; Mesers. s,orrs
Wood Of New Yok- Harvey and Winnie n
New Hsmpsbire, stansberry, o. Ohio William
Of North Carolina. Mr.. Du0os1 OF Illinois. sr
Mess's. Crockets-snd lsstk4 of Tennessee Mr.
BAILEY Of hlssachusstts, ireached the CRY severa
Gays go md mt
FWELLAHD GANhT--We OF. afye hv The So es.f.,t...
Jouinal tHat me iscs between tat place snI ts hsri
toHPIeied, aud tha ne ick a The cnd y es ,I b.
W1Hh.a pr few days, when 40 vessels nssis.i.re III
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