Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16

sotted, cruel, relentless and bloody mu waih-
out morality religion. in short monster That
these charges were false could not be doubted,
whep the sources OF such ISLANDERS referred TO-
They principally emanatsd from men who wer.
han suspected of being traitors during he late
war.
That Mr.. Adams 10 q man Of more dipiom attic
talent. experience and education than G.Deisl
Jackson. we have denied, but we do con
tend, and facts will bear out in the assertion,
that General jackson il . man OF more good sense,
stveugth OF mind, knowledge of human nature, s.
valuable ssrviceabie talents than MIR. Adams. So
the people think, and so the people say.
We make these remarks upon the superstition
that the Presidential question IL decided. We
think IL Is. We have believed that General JacS-
son would be elected without New York, though
the contest would be tight one; but with only
half of this gres, state all doubts are ct IN end
New York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina. South Car DINA, Georgis, and a.
labsiha, will give the General without any doubt
one hundred aud twenty Ave electoral votes. He
| therefore wants but six votes moro 10 elect him,
! and his vote in the whole of the Western States,
his stronghold will not fall ;fort of thir y-seven
The people will have cause to repen, their
choice of 9 patriotic, honorable man a man
friendly to the greet republican family and the best
| interests of bis country. Enquirer.
CHARTER TICKET.
In the First Ward, Mr.. Smirh. the Adams can
msjohty. hir. Smith is highly respectable man /;
and under the influence of any other person would
have received much stronger vote. He wss e.
lec,ed by the Jackson msn-a great number hav-
ing been induced by the public declarations Of M.
Ling, TO vote sGsinst Alderman Zebra. We
\ regret the result; but MI. Zebra must be more
particular hereafter, how he holds confden
tisi conversations y here they liable mscon-
struc'ion, and may be used for political objects
! In the second Ward. ;hs Jacksnnian candidate
for Assistant succeeded; both parties having united
| on MIR. Mott fer Alderman.
In The third ward, the head quarters of the fac
, ton Mr. Ireland has succeeded. much The re-
greis Of the whole republican party. who lose in
Alderman White'' good man and true" We
| shall be much mistaken If Mr.. Whites political
| friends do not take an early opportunity TO give
him strong pIoof of confidence and respeci, and
that will be the lesson for the third ward herest-
ter. In the fourth ward. Messrs Anthony and
Brown elected Both right. In the fifth
| ward, Messrs. Lamb and Shepherd. the present
ncumben,s are returned they will be both claim
ed as Adams men, but we think that both are Jack.
son.
! In the sixth ward, the jackson candidates have
succeeded. Mr.. Lynch is Clay msa, and deci-
dedly friendly 10 the Administration, but be says,
he will 60 with the Republican party. In the
Seventh, Coe and Seaman, the jackson candidates
are in. IL the Eighth. RsndolI h and She'll, both
right, are chosen by heavy maJorit es. Ia the
I 4fiutHs EcteI6 DOtD JACKSON are C.
lected. In the Tenth, Osrander and MesseroIe,
two Jackson candidates, elected. In the e
! ieventh, the Adams men sre 10. The same in
6uence which was brought TO on the ThHd
Ward, was exercised in the Elev enth, besides the
National Advocate concern, l4bou, cd against us,
| 10 this Ward. In the Twelfth Schieffelin and
Storms. are elected. both Jackson, though Mr.
Schieffelin is claimed for Adams.
In the Thirteenth, Valentine and Palmer, both
Jackson, are in. In the Fourteeath, Woodruff
and M'Nevin, are elected. When, therefore, the
whole force Is marshalled, giving all rhe Adams
men now claimed, there will be eleven Adam, IL
Jackson. IN.
| WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 10. The trial Of
Csptsin PERoIvAI.. OF ths Navy, charged with ex-
the Sandwich Isles, occupied the Circuit Court,
sitting in New York, during the whole Of Monday
and Tuesday. Many witnesses were examined, s
the case was fully summed up by Messrs. EN-
4 NETT and OGDEN HOFFMAN, for Capt. Perez
val, and the Attorney General and Mr.. Staples for
the prosecution. The Judge chsrged the Jury thar
the offence siledgcd did come under the law on
| which the indiciDent was founded; but that the
matter on which il was founded formed question
for Court Martial. The Jury brought in yerdic,
OF Not Guilty, without leaving the box. We are
pleased to bear ofihis result ,an hope that the Capt
will pass with equal impuniiy the ordeal Of q Court
Martial, should he be SUBJECTED. His prosecutors
! we have heard, were willing to hsve tried him a.
The same time By both the civil s. military courts
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