Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

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1 Resolution, expressive Of the scnse Of Congress
OF the gailantry and good conduct with which The
! reputation OF the of the United States has
be sustained by Major Genera; JacSson and the
| officers and men under his command
| Postponed indefinitely.
| PENNsxLvA MIA Observation-Disclosures ms
that 8 the Voice of Pennsylvania VIII be decided
~ Tor Jaekson--ilis electoral ticket viii prevail by
| a majority of 20 ;housand-and 90 fears are enter
tanned here as TO the Voice ofohe Ancient Denim
ion."-The Philadelphia Sentinel reproyes, in the
indignant terms which il deserves the awkward
attempts Of the n. inteligcncer. to msrepresent
the seniIiaents OF the State . With regard to Bed
pofd county, (in which the Intelligencer Processes
10 have discovered signs of revolution in favor Of
the Administrator the Central Jackson Commit
tee at Harrisburg, estimate the majority Tor Jack
son - l9Oo; and wc know that one OF the represent
tauveS from that county, Adams man. admitted
mat jackson weuld haze votes TO one that would
be given FOR Mr.. Adams. In Elaking such state
lnents as those in the lnteliigencer il is oh
vous, that the sole object is to make an impression
IN other states Inc writers must know, that they
are destitute OF the slightest foundations & in Penn
sylyania, they are laughed at.''
NEW foRS.-Ne continue 10 receive the most
satisfactory and unqualified assurances, that the
JACKSON cause was perfectly safe in this great State
he Western District was claimed bv the Admin
istra.ion and with the assistance of the Anti Ma
sonic lever, they expected 20 succeed: but the in
formation Il the tawnship Eecionsin that quarter
| have dissipated their extravagant calculations
| "A public meeting has recently been held in the
| county OF Tonkins-'' the most numerous and
respectable (says the Ithaca Journai) which was e.
yer convened in the county''-about 500 persons
present, who adopted the strongest resolutions in
favor OF Jacksoa.-The friends of the Admins
traiion have trumpeted forth meeting of Young
men, mechanics, sc. in the city of Albany--a
mounting, as was putLorth, to near 70O-<A wri-
ter IN the Albany Argus declares that as near rs
ne could count there were present l6l, be-
sues me orator The two parties had pro-
ceeded to organise themselves before the
adjournment of the Legislature. At meeting
oil the Republican members OF the Legislature (fa-
vorable to Jackson) there were present lIO-and
the editor OF the Argus has received the addi-
uonai names OF 10 members who were all
sent from the eity--'' there We're undoubtedly
several others" They recommend Republican
Convention of delegates from the several counties
TO meet ut Herkimer on the 4th Wednesday of
September for the purpose of nominating Gov
ernor and l.. Governor of the State Thew also
constituted committee prepare an Address to
| the Peopie-and the present controversy has pro-
duced lew more temperate and dgnified papers
than the one which they have prepared The
friends oil the Administration have on their part
held manipulating it forth as a meeting of
me republican member. of the Legislature" (Mr
| Peter Is. Porter in the Chain and they agreed
to harsh and violent address on the subject of
| the Presidential Eleciion.-Fhe degree of respect
| 70 which they are entitled, may be determined
oy The fact, that while they put themselves forth
as the republican members OF the Legislature
there were not more than thirteen who have G.
yer acted with the Democratic Party-and the
whole force OF the meeting, republican, federal
and all, did not exceed 81 being not one fourth
OF the whole body OF the Legislature When =
party descenis to such gross arts as these tI,ey
must be driven to very desperate extremities.
The Philadelphia Gazette presents synops.s Of
the members OF the II. Of r., who voted f5, and
against the Tariff bll-from which it appears
that the whole ~ England Delegation were %
against and IS in its favor-the vote of the ,nlJLe
states. So for the bill and II against-{7 members
absent, and vacancy by death)-Messrs Arm
strong, LETTER and Maxwell of Va. voted for it
Messrs. j. ). Barbour, Bassett and Floyd absent
all her other members were against; that the whole
of the delegation of the Southern states rave, 81.
three SoeS (vl. above Rientionedj in Eiyor az
| the mcasure--that all from Ohio, but MIR Barley
absent, voted for tall from Kentucky, Illinois
and Indiana !orit-tIr. Bales of Missouri was tic
only one from the Western states, against it-and
all ;he members from the s. Western states Ten
| nessee, Alabama. Missi sip,i, 4 I'd Louisiana !.
gainSt i.-lt was (says the H. Gazete) sectional in
its character, " cotton a=ainst wool, rum rers,is
whiskey liz states against the bill. Tor it. d.
| vided-What then are The chances of its passing
| the Senate:
The Administration Editors are s.raining every
nerve 10 discrcdt tie statement of Mr. Jarvis, and
| njure his cause before Conerers and the peoule :
SOmn oil them say that Mr.. J. Adams did NOT ,,;ter
any expressions at The Leyee in the hearing of one
OF Mr.. Jarvis's party that he ~ only accidental
~ heard o. it, and that so FAR from Mr. Cords (the
father-in-law Of MIR. j. having Immediately re-
tired he did not hear Of the g gross indigntv' tin
! he arrived at h. York, en- his way home Now
the Boston Statesman contradicts this whole state
ment on the authority of Mr.. Cords himself res
( pectable merchant Of Boston. Mr. C. remarked
" that the observations OF Mr. John Adams were
overheard by the ladies referred 10 BY MIR jarvis
that those ladies' felt themselves insuted that 10
! whole party left the Presidents house as soon
thereafter as their carriage could be got in reaJi
ness, and that their departure was accelerated bv
( the unpleasant feelings Of the ladics consequent
/ upon Mr. Adains's observation
The Boston Courier hints, that Mr. GaIlstin is
/ TO be employed Us an agent la conjunction with
another probably q citizen Of Maine TO r,rer,arc
the case on this side OF the water for The IT,
! (or the Eastern Boundary Of Mane)-ana that
o1e OF the agents llCt Mr.. Galiatin) will be senf
- represent our Interests aud advocate our bounda
/ ry, before the arbIter (Russia. Some of the
/ Maine papers are opposed to the appointment OF
Mr.. Gallaiin, upon the ground fiat he was not for
ncrly favorable 10 the professions OF Maine
A numerous and respectable meetin., was held
in Stanton on the 2lst ult. (Gcn. Briscoe G. Bald
win in lhe Chair, and Mr. +. Stiiblinr Secretary
I for tie purpose OF taking into consideration what
measures IL is most ADVISABLE 10 adoptin order fo
secure the location Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road through the Valley OF Virginia The meet
/ ing was addressed By VI essrs. -. SheGsy, d. w
PatesOn, and W. Kinney, ir-aud Conn ,'ttee
was appointed Of Mcssrs. Shelley Baldwin Paite-
son, Kinney and II :. Tapp, TO consider tho OBJ
jccis Of he meeting, and report to the citizens Of
Augusta on the 29lh.
I no rftu rf0r oil aff, -. %