Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-18

trimmer, selfish and corrupt politician; and they
! support Gen. Jackson, because he is au honest
man. an illustroos patriot, high minded poli.i~
cian, and firm and consistent democrat, WHO
never sold friend or bought an enemy
In Maine the signs arc still stronger--tbe Le-
gisiature have adjourned without passing a single
complimentary resolution in favor of Aiessrs. A
dams & Co.-and after having elected jackson
candidate 20 an important oicc, in ayoyyed opposi-
lion to Adams man
~. Hampshire is presenting s Mr.. ADAMS saws.
q much stronger indications of demonstration
general election FOR Governor took place ON
Tuesday last, and beth parties are coki.sg to the
result with the greatest anxiety II turns cx-
ciusively upon the Presidential question Gov
ernor Pierce is supported by the Jackson party,
and Mr.. Senator Bell by the Adams. MIR. Hill,
the undauuted Editor of the n. Hampshire PATH
Or is'a candidate State Senator The friends OF
'he Administration are trembling about the result.
We have received the able and Indignant sneecl,
OF Mr. John Pope in the Senate of Kentucky OF.
Mr.. Bentey's resoiution.--He traces Mr.. Claws
conduct towards Hr. Adams since the Treaty OF
Client; examines he proofs Of Coalition between
the parties; particularly the evidence of the wit
nesses who have recently been examined IN the
Senate; and concludes that there was in to,
character and circumstances of the last presideri-
tia election, strong probable to excite popu-
lar diScontent and indignation. ii--'T Whether tho
election OF President shall be matter Of arrange
Ilent with few men in Congress- or shall smanate
from the will OF the great body of TIE pecpc IN,
this extensive Republic is question of nit,lde
upon which public sentiment win be expr, ssed az
the next Presidential election. We shall rubbish
tins Speech Mr.. Pope is the hroihey-in-law o.:
Mr.. Adams.
.Nem-It was but the other day the Admiri,-
tration prints were triumphanty saying how conf
pieteiy satisfied MIR. Pope now was, OF the limo
cence Of the Coalition
tits suggested by some oi'the Washingtog Cor.
respondents of other papers, that the Administer
ton are determined TO appoint Gen Harrison as
Major General, in place Of General Brown. and
head OF the Army. Can this be true. Can such
Acknowledgement be made consistently with military
etiquette? VIII Scott and Gaines retain their coz.
missions, II person were taken from, the RANKS
ana placed overthc.r heads?-Will Gen Harrison
consent that such use should be made Of his
name at ttiS time; when the two parties in OH,
are struggling for the asccndancy and his appoint
mem VIM De looked TO as make weight in the
scale: WIN the Administration add TO the fearful
responsibility, which is already hanging over the.r
heads'
We have commenced the Report Of the Coz
mittee of Ways a1c, Means upon Mr. Rush's Ne
port-ltls entitled to profound attention.-It criti
cises the course of Mr.. Rush in usurping the pre-
sidents power, OF recommending measures for the
general good OF the natior-aud il cnIcuIatee ~
the contemplated prohibitions of foreign commerce
now before Congress) will reduce the revenue
S''ooo'ooo per annum-thus delaying the exinc-
ton OF the public debt, and &c the commencement
OF any such works OF internal Improvement %
Congress may deem eXpedient, until very Itearly
the middle OF the present century,
-..sGe-~-
u We arr Authorized 20 Mr. io,n
neat GeAeral Assembly.
| IN consequence Of a communicate, r ON ". II
~ o. the Central COMMITTEE. addressed to me as tho
have r'qu's. meelns all The menber. Of he al
esmmtt al the eouthou'e Saturday the 92d int. a:
*. A. III. .
Shot PaaP Henreo county aaieh 3, G lS9s
MARRIEpl- on the 2a;b a a, Pleasant Grove, Nv III.
nes; ; .d5 s1sGl:n Mr P@!r!e% Hrrt M,s jane LOUISE
), On the 2i:h Of Ian: ~ the Rev IT. Cunningham,
to are Sso.t h son Of ,h lat Joan b
OF Georgia, all Of Greene county, alabama
Mr. o" c tos dh b a by The Rev M Atmiead Byliyp
t'ieAe' aged So all Of Mathew, county, Va.
E,q stone a. 70 M Mss $50 g ~ 5 oas Joasi
daush liter OF Robert Tubu., Esq. Law eneeyiis Va
,onntv 81 Iaia % Z o, aT John Clay brooke, in The
,.dog illness Mr. I'm Coleman, the amSble esnst a.
membtro Of the Bari Church s5l her eSempiAIy e%.
e'need mat IN practice well heory she ~. rtsv "
'e inisrmarried with Mr. COsin. wiioyer AMI the f.,
fesnr ,, i,i me hsImoIy aud reciprocal
IoIe4i im'iy Is sufficient that she ft,iS
discharged The duties incident 10 her repo.usbe situsV
- CO The IOh ult his residence in kim vv;,,s
s"e5 "a ss nm sT OF hi' age Capt RaderoE Stariie
eing "a ms euTs2ry the of the dee,ssed .
hu' me oJeet OF the writer TO eulogie dead ne -
70 Pay an indirect compliment T. the numerous relation. al
eonheeous whom the deceased has LEFT behind him " -
we're his design the sentence which the net.iv : ~,
Stee OF Tue scarce Sbssrvan resder seens uiaIlv H. 80
on the highly eoloured Paneeyok. With which hs nsy
Pe' OF The present day frequently tee would deter L
rom the attempt and The tine has gone ~ when TO teI sC
is virtues OF departed WORTH 10 be regarded
.ot al d'Psy On the rar OF him who assumes the taslcr
IS aFihnie u fuome adulation the Lying The oi- -,
pose nj THIS notice say distant rela1jye, mi
81 capt that that etesmed man, having filled the ,ss
ol nv days has sunk into the tomb, heaps ,suI ,,n, m
'Pee'iu ana grateful feooleetonsO ali who knew him
-, on The 7ih inst. (ater severe illnss,of lon-
un"AHetl ar 4nfh0ny WAifHker, Attorney At Law sf 49,,
city, ,nih 18th Jesr Of his age He dftinrui,b d for d.
suIN"y pi ms MANNERS The fanknes sine fty beneesor
ana geneoiy OF bis heartj and addition 10 an,b
n,ne traits OF eharae'er he possessed intellectual powers
circle Of 'fie"hs and relations lament his preats J,t
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