Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
<fo" !ae .Hew Hamp.tUe Stuiessa,, Vi .uaI.i. L..
THE ELECTION

From .te New Hamp1t.ye Siu,ess.a,, vi Nay.h ~;
/ THE ELECTION.
The cause of the has triumphed most
successfully and hanorably New Hampshire i. erect aun
as clear Bell In her support OF good order mud ev;,
freedom IL will be by the ms riveD bsl
the Hoa. John Bell is, without doubt .ec,cd Cnr.S
and elected, We should judge. by plurality tire. thp
sand votes. Had the simple question qd,nia,frc,
Tor Opposition, il would probably have &c housan
bus should be considered that of Coy
Pierce rs contested under many disadvantage lie "a
the preseOt iucumben of the office. which
advanage--has bsen in bur year, and was, xa te
whole, "sinped inst than SHINING in his FIST
lion. We blamed bG tor accepting, much sc
anu Others os putting him into ONCE Besides, lie
Venerable for bis end entitled TO some consideration
los MS revolutionary services and has, moreover,
committed himself by any open avowa Of his prscileciO.
Tor Jaskson and has where il deemed exptd
eht o! his supporters, Administration The
vote Tor hun IS OF no test Of Gen. Jacksons strength
| IN New Hampshire-Slr Hill contrary rotwi,h-
standing -Four of five of the Councillors chesenvz
Nesss Bnardman, Pierce, Lord and Keith, Admiu,s
tratioh iner; and there is chance, onr
that Mr. Mor is elected Mr.. Harvey in HILLSIDE
rough District The Adminstr Csndidate Srna-
tors have succeeded nine and probably twelve
Senatorial Dstrcs--a nd il that Opus-
sition Ca nddate has succeeded ny but No. 6. OF
the Remhea returned for the House of Represe
at least two thirds far have ascertaned,
the Adminislr ration.
VII. Bareusspeerh on Ietrenchment is particularly
ao'e We have taken up of orders learning that that
Of Mr. Rves TO which is reply, circulating WHO
s"ae iGdustry We shall publish MIR. Rives o,he,s
haeaiter. THE reader vii! perceive tina, Mt Bartlett
meets Mr. Rves his data, and in our humble op
ion refuies his copclusions
Congress is doing but little Chiefly private bills
resolution OF Mr. McDue, requiring members to ST, will,
hats of, we are to has been laid on the table
80 7s 1t would add much the looks Of things and
think the transaction Of business ths rcsoluoA
enforced.
We are much obliged to 'sSubsclhers' wha
have addressed us through the Post Office subrc, Of
jno Randolph and Mrs NJ. We have no rea son to nupt
that their depreciation is hope
assigned for it. We shall without consent Ii
thai be given. resolution is fixed bls We
see no reason for sparng him who spares nobody-aud
who drags ladies into speeches that he may tie
Baboon Kremer, and the idle feguenters OF the gallery
stare with amazement. The papers are already within
our reach--~e pause only IN hear from, their autho
That her will be given. considering her orgnal
purpose and his recent aud brutal outrage upon her.
have 10 reason to doubt
! Nv Richarason.The ager If our Theatre takes
his benefit tonight, and humhly conceive the pinys
going part ofihe community bound go With
uu pecunary nby-having Difficult lies of every denom.
nation Mi, Richa rson during greate
Ell part of the winter and spriug, sustained Richmond
and succeeded in contributing much the amseVent os
the town. He has made nothing by it the small pro-
fits realized by Miss Fishers playing expended
III subsequent efforts please the public Not literally
merely, but justice, would require they wau
have derived pleasure from his exertions snnuld stlena
his benefit tonight. Those who Of the STAGE
should remember, that unless those who have teu
are compensated, they will have an oppo.lua,y OF
enjoying the play house hereafter The bill of fare va
learn is arae!ye and Mr.. Roberts has comic Superior
in the u. States.
I MARRIED. on Tuesday evening. the 9th inst, bv the
Rev Jesse II. Turner Mr.. JAS N. FLETcHEs of Br,us
wick TO Miss MATILDA GOLDEN, second daughter of Mr.
Branch Cheaiham Of Manchester.
On the 18th inst i'll New Kcnt county, by the Reg
Charles Taley, TEMPI. Ei,sETF, Esq TO Miss Many
". hchREE. ''T
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Jesse Armstead Mr. Hu.
sERf r.. "ATHINs, of the county of Goochlau Mis-,
MARY H. daughter Of Mr. Thomas II. Waliun, of Cum.
berland ''
DIED. Friday, 14th inst at the residence Of Mr.
i chas JONES' in New Kent county, MIS- SUSAN RopsR
wife OF Mr.. Geo Roper of this CITY "
on the 18th inst CATER Illness of long cont,nu
ance') Mr.. ANTHONY WHITAKER, Attorney 81 Law ,f
ths city, IN the 29th of ms age. He distinguishes
~" me siaVIty OF his manners the ankne he,
e'oiehce' and generosity of his heart and, in addition m
these amiabls and noble aspf character he possessei
intellectual powers OF very high order. mother and
sister, and numerous circle Of friends
| his Premature death
! H NOW ALL MEN and some of the Ladies too ,h,,
A great variety of tickets in the 18th Class of iha
| DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY, which will liza
drawn III TINS city ne x Wednesday, offered fer sae at