Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

TAE WEsr-A highly respectable Citizen o,
the State OF Indiana, writes the Albany Argus, that
" every electoral vote " Indiana, Kentucky, ILL.,
nois anu Missouri, will be given for the GENERAL !
AMI be not surprised sl,ouiS1 the final result prove,
that ohio sinai. beat them all, and leave Adams
without oiie solitary co!e west Of the mountain"
Likely cnough.-A Jackson Committee Of lnii ana,
writes to the {. OF Phiiadclphia, that il does :. not
consider OhsO doubtful hut sertain for Jackson
and that 1t Is " much mistaken il MIR. Adams gets
a majority III Zen counties in our state"
The Knoxville " Register" of the S,h, corrects
Inc gross misrepresentation Of the TX. EnGui-
rer about the regiment vote in Roane county,
The last paper had stated :. that a1aj. 4. NcCorry,
me Jackson candidate, had only got one vote.''-
Vow, IT turns out (s we expecied) that Brown, the
0ther jackson candidate, got more than 800, and
Nelson, the Admiuist a;ion, not one-a previous
sot' had gwen Jackon aud Calhoun upward OF
900, aud Adams and Rush nor 0ne..-Wiil the N.
in;eiiigencer and the Baltimore Patriot, which
published the first Misrepresentation, have justice
enough to coTrees it, Ne shall see.
~BuRLEsoUE !" The General Committee OF
the friends OF the National Administration
oil Baltimore, have issued a manifesto, with
all the iormalities oil !" JFhereas' SC. com
nanding their liege subjects to celebrate their
Pyrrhus victories in The States of Louisian-
a, Indiana, Kentucky, Delaware, and Ma
ryland, ON the 81 November next. viii they not
take Missouri, Illinois 81 Pennsylvania with ,hem1
and, like prudent politicians, had they not be ter
wait fbr the decisive actions in Louisiana. Indiana,
Kentucky, and Maryland These gentlemen are
AFRAID, thatif they wait much longer, they will
have no friuniphS to celebrate.
Q We have several interesting articles on hand,
which we have promised TO lay before our readers
before the eiection.-Wc cannot comply with our
engagements unless we publish three times during
the week-Our next paper will, therefore, be is
sued on ihursday.-It viii be principally given
l m In iDetII - ~,,.,f 80 H.. IL
charges oil inhumanity urged against General
Jack>on.-We have again To apologize Tor various
| omissions IN to-day's paper.
Signs in Wort. Caroi;no-A ha.:,,io, :,
Sampson county, for J. $40, A.. 70.-A battalion in
Craven co. for }. los, "A. l5.-"A reaction in
deed!
! SoVrn A~NERIcA.-The Jane at New York
brings Rio JaneIro papers TO the 23d August. Il is
stated that the commissioners had concluded a
peace, and that information of the result was 10 be
oiilclally communicated TO the English govern
ment by a last sailing vessel provided by the Bri-
fish minister. We shall sincerely rejoice, if Ibis
he true, for as our administration has not energy
enough to make Brazil respect our ships and sea-
men, they may now be sale from the abuses OF
6~iockades and oil priva,eers. The letters from
Rlo are. however, very contradictory as TO the
tact. The commissioners were certainly negotia-
ting, and peace was eXpecied.-Notw outstanding
the promises made to MIR Tudor, like those made
by NJ. Rebello 10 Clay, almost time out of mind,
AMI the pulls made by our administration journals
upon this subject, recent accounts represent the
depredation- as still going OH; , OF our vessels
lately declined by tie Brazilians, one captured
and ) condemned.
Bolivar had issued an important decree and r-o.
clamation at Bogota, Oh the 81 August { establish
Ing a new Constitution or form of government.
under his Dictatorship. Bolivar retains the title
Of President and Liberator, but exercises absolute
power. The Constitution merely establishes The
I different officers a hIrh r IN .ifninisfpr Ia. az,
vernnent, viz Secretaries for the Home, Foreign.
War, Treasury, Marine. and Justice departments,
and a chief for each Of the Departments OF the
country. 1t is declared that the government shall
be thus administered until January 1880, when a
General, Congress shall he called, and if the state
OF the country will permit, or it shall be deemed
advisable, the Dictator will renounce his exiraor-
binary power, and restore the people to a frse-eo-
vefnnent." Well we hope it may be so-but we
begin TO suspect that this same Bolivar is acting over
again the Old and disgraceiul part OF the Usurper.
The proclamation Of this Constitution $50 nick
named) is said 10 have called forth great rejoicing
at the capital and at Cartiageua.
The National constituent Congress Of Peru has
wound up It's long session, leaving u commission
OF members 10 watch over the government until
the co temPiated meeting of the first constitution
nj assembly. The last act OF its session was a stu
pid prohibition OF the principal articles OF American
Industry
The following is acopy OF the Circular Le.tcr ad-
u ny w ''pHUHlah Oh Ine corresponding
Committee OF Washington county, to the voters
Ot that county:
ts,K. august yum 1879
The first Monday in November next is the dav.
appointed by law, for choosing Electors of a Presi-
cent and V. p. ofrhe y. s. The People will then
determine, whether General ANDREW JACK
SON or JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, shall he Pre-.
sldent for the four years mex succeeding tn third
oil March 1929. Every patriot will be gratitied
by comforting the highest reward within The Gift
OF the nation on GEN. JACKSON for the eminent
and splendid services which he has rendered 10
the US. But that is an inferior consideration.
compared TO the infinitely more important object o..
dragging down from power, men who have gain
cd II by the corrupt coDtriYances of secret bargain
ana Intrigue, without regard TO the national will or
interest. The foundations of every free govern
inent may be sapped and undermined. more Ger.
fanny, by corruption, than by any other cause.-
/; you desire 10 avert this awful calamity; If Won
love cur free aud inestimablo institutions; If YOU
love our country; If you love liberty; rep.ir.
we conjure you, OH the first Monday in No
vember next, TO one OF the places Of cleo
ton IN this county, and vote for the Jackson Flee
tOTdI Ticket But, If you love corruption; ii YOU
care nothing for liberty and our country; il you
are willing 10 sustain the political principles of the
elder Adams, by continuing his son in Office; STAY
az nome, and repent, when IT will be too late. OF
your unconcern ior the pubic good.
PETER JOHNSON.
Chairman Of The .JdcksOn Corresponding COhq-
mittee FIR WdShingtop County.
by order IF the Committed
We call the attention of the voters Of the distric;
to the letter OF the chairman of the jackson com
nittce for Washington county. We al know
Judge Johnson, he is a child of he revolu-