Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

nohoisois station OF member OF Congress; the
chserininess with which he quilted the national
councils, andtook seat on ITO bench OF our gene
raj court, at the call of the Legislature. and H..
pFomp'itute with which he relinquishsd his iuds,-
ship, $50 agreeable to him, in every r,spect.S ana
consented, again, TO embark In the puiitcs of the
day, as a member of the House Of Renfesen,a
tiVes, at the entIesiy OF bis whole district
aud In compliance with the wish Of the repub.i.
cans OF Virginia, are iresh in the Iecohecuons OF
tbs public.
1t ought not TO be forgotten that MIR. Barbour
was The hrs, choice of those members OF the last
legislature who wished TO Gust Mir. RandoI il from
his seat 10 The Senate of the United States, and
hai lie mlst positively refused 10 re NIT his name
to be used on the occasion, when assurances were
gwen, the truth OF which was verified by the re
sun, that sea; IN the Senate depended HE de-
cision II he had chosen TO be elected Speaker OF
TIE ffonse OF Representatives by the votes of the
ministerial members, the ctfice was within his
reach. II he had been q candidate and his friends
had continued to vote for him on the second ballot,
he would, unquestiopably have been elected by the
friends OF The Administration az soon as they found
! ON The iirsI ballot that they in a minority
This conduct on the part of Air Barbour sheds
! new lasIs on hs dlsIteres,edness and pat
floiisin. We are induced 10 make these remarks
from no disposition to oIsr adulat!on 10 MIR. b
put tom sheer sense of what Is ju.tly due to his
nless.
andrew Strseason elected Speaker Of the II.
OF H. The Ballot stood thus: il SteyeEsU. J. w.
o a. r. BARBOUR !, scattering 81 IL bsiUi
he election came GA nal y fok Psun'y,
a.ied to support Mi . Than III, Is. and .r sJu,h.tn
estefh hnheis IA the opposition, determined upon
me man VINO would certainly snctesd s.lnst Ia
ihdetd have unGrrsiOo, test Barbour
mined tat he wOdd act the
ne .! e g. eat object has political TRENDS had view, md
az "s f.ne fhe eIecon took place eo:Get
e1~".s Ihis Is not the Inst a Ba bou
va" gwen evidence OF las devotion principles
H' nave 40 dout will si hs
Hoh'i ms 'ounltymsn The triumph obtained upsn
oetaoH though ga,Iiy the uppOI
non, JAS given ~ IMPROPER exutaU. -
upon As he haTbinger o st eo,inus ph
WIZ ii the people The ,hu.e high
Authority"
a friend OF Mr.. Adams defends his friends in
fredericksburg from the charge OF Inconsistency
brought against Them by friend of Gen. Jackson
among other things, he refers to the Committees
"hirh:draned the resolutions in lS24, and in 1927
and Instead OF lis being true, had been alleged
- tina, The same gentlemen acted as The commute,
OF both these meetings. lone gentleman anc
one only served on both comIDiiierr.''
! The flying squad of the Administration are now
shii ing their batteries TO the South OF US Finding
TIE va Dominion impresnabe TO all their attacks
or sappings, Demonstration is making az ain 81
Horih carolina. Meetings are getting up, resolu.
lions flaming. and Orators spouting, against Jack
con, and In favor of the reisning Dynasty. Bat a
wili not do. They may well attempt to shoe
their sIrows 10 the Gun, expect TO reach th.
heaft oil N Carolina or Of Virginia.