Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

Cd amidst the highest appiauses oi the ladies n.
we'll as gentlemen. To this display within doors.
was added that of the fire works and rockets with
out.
" AZ eleven o'clock ,.nc procession formed in front
OF the State House " ard under the direction of
Maj. General Towle principal, assisted by the sew
erai Deputy hIarshais before named, and proceed
ed 10 the Westinghouse, where fervent and pa
trio:ic prayer offered by Rev. Mr.. Bouton: an
appropriate hymn having been sung, the part as
signed to the Editor OF this paper performed
IN an address, the delivery Of which occupied
the space OF one hour and ten minutes. This adj
dress was succeeded by another able and patriotic
prayer from Rev. Mr.. Williams. and that by
Their appropriate hymn, the services closing with
a bcnedic,ion.
" The procession returning proceeded 10 the Area
OF the State House whose large space together
with the hall at the north end, covered with
tables.
Among the toasts, were the following:
Ihc T'crf President. In despite OF bargain,
intrigue and GnGlgGmGtioR," NAV the choice re-
suit in the will OF the sovereign people.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD.
lind more true joy .kaTceiluS eSipG feds.
Ihon Cesar with a Sesate at his heciy.''
Colonial TRADE. The embarrassed state OF the
farmers and the planters, and the surplus lumber
and produce already in our markets, will teach
our honest yeomanry hos' great is the mistake of
those who rely OIL the able arts of 'practsed
statesman
Internal improvements Worthy the patronage
OF all-iet the pubic funds never be wrested from
the power OF the individual States, or be made the
hobby horse of party.
BY Gen. Cushnan, of Vermont. The Orator
OF the Day. The able, consistent perseverinr
and undaunted supporter of genuine republican
ism may be receive the united support OF repub-
leans.
BY Mr.. J. r. Rcdng Hon. Levi Woodbury.
one OF the brightest stars in our political banner.
New Hampshire is proud to own him a son.
by Mr.. Williain-Low, OF Concord. The Harris
burg Convention. Wolves in sleeps clothing
Great cry and little wool.
The day was celebrated by various dinner par
ties IN Philadelphia. The principal feast was at
tended by large number of strangers-among
whom The three special Deputies from the city Of
New York held the first post of distinction. We
shall attempt 10 find space for the eloquent Address
soldier OF the Revolution, in his 10Th year--as well
rs for the complimentary speech Of James H. Ma
son, citizen Of the sold Dominion"
Extract Of a letter from Member Of tac Lesis-
fdtme Of Ky. to he Editors, 8c. dated, JGJtt-
GTy9, 1898.
On the 9Th, steamboat bearing the jefferson
delegation, and much of the beauty and fashion
OF Louisville, reached this place, and the
evening OF the eth, another steamboat arrived,
full of passengers under national salute from its
cannon as She approached that town, and on yes
terday, the day opened by similar salute answer
ed from the steamboats,. and at II il repeated
After dinner, the Convention assembled in the
y
which was crowded 10 overlooking; and, on mo-
ton of Joseph Haskin, Esq. Gen. Robert Brecken-
Ildge OF Jefferson county, revolutionary officer,
and the FIRST Speaker of the Kentucky Legisla-
turc, IN 1892, was unanimously elected President,
and VIM. 5. Waller, and Wilson G. Johnson Esqs
Secretaries.
The meeting was opened by very apprOpri-
ate prayer, by the Rev. John +. Edgar, the pastor
Of the church; and then three Committees from the
three electoral districts, were appointed and also
Committee 10 prepare an address. The three first
met last night, and agreed to report as follows
Northern DiStrict.-Robt. s. Ward, Benz. Tay-
Tor, Tandy Allen, Gen. Thompson Ward, Richard
Trevet.
.ilidd!e District.-John Pope, Tunstall Quares,
Reuben Munday, Ben. Chapeze, John Sterrett
Southern DiStrict.-John Breathit, Gen Ma
thew Lyon, Edmund Watkins, DR.. Edward Gather.
The Kentucky Convention have unanimously
nominated Andrew jackson as President AMI John
g. Calhoun Vice President
lney have likewise recommended William I.
Barry of Fayette, az Governor, and John Breathitt
as Lieutenant Governor.
The Convention consisted of about 2O3 members
representing SO counties.l
Some Of the friends of the Admin; tration-
Che candid part of its advocates disiain such arti-
tices)-atfect 10 speak of great revolutions in
Pennsylvania, and TO count upon her final vote for
Mr.. Adams. 1t is all nanGuvre-there is no
adequate ground for any such Misrepresentation.
She stands, and will stand fast. We have vouch-
ti' upon tiiS SUBJECT, winch we SNAIL iay before
our readers in our next paper. Beware OF false
prophets!
In laying this day before the reader the long
and eloquent and talented Letter of - Jefferson
we cannot refrain the expression of our regret
that he has brought in the name of 50 MANY Cti
zens, OF high reputation and respected characters
among us.--Th!s attack upou Individuals consti-
tutes one Of the leading sins OF the present con-
test. its " custom more honored in the breach
than the observance
YESTERDAY, the Senate took I'M the Conven
ton Din, ag.ecably 10 the set orierof the day
MIR. DTomgQolc proposed a Substitute to the Bill
When motion was made to lay the Bill upon the
table and to print the Substitute. Some Debate
took place upon the proposition 70 lay the table
III somc specific day mentioned 10 take up the
bill. Finally. the Bill was laid upon the table ur-
al Monday next, and the Substitute was ordered
70 be printed
TO THE PUBLIC.
The public has been so frequently appealed to.
OF tate Isl relation TO mere personal matters that
regret the necessity which throws me before
them. 1t u tar from my intention To enter into
the hVE7idtiaS office OF searching up certificates
Those who hHo1c me, (oi whose continued good
opinion am chiefly solicitous) do not want such
tes'iinonias. md would not give a rush for the
good opinion OF stranger, who could permit him
self to think uniavoraby OF another from state
ments avowedly circulated, if not made in the
yindctve spirit of rerelgc.
IL the rccan!atons and regrets Of Mr. !. H.
Peasants, so often made be sincere, the day can
not be distant when he will the iinpropriety Of