Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28

series OF resolutions approving vi tac eoaduct
and measures of Mr.. Adams, spplauding tho
conduct OF Mr. Clay in the late preside ntal elect
uon, as " judicious, hon0uru6ie, and patriotic" K
expressing their wishes in favour of re-elec-
ION OF tue former gentleman PASSED By vot.
OF 22o to 20. Our readers may recoiect that
previous attempt oil the Adams party, in the same
body, to procure the passage of a similar set Of
resolutions, failed by very large majority. The
representatives were not ripe for such IA pro-
ceeding, and thought they were sent from honre
Tor different purpose. -.
Immediately, the phalanx of administration cdi-
toss in Boston attacked the worthy delegates Of the
Massachusetts yeo,nairy with great rity censu-
ring them for their puslanimity and supinencss.
ihe House stood the fire for week more after
which they gave in and adopted the resolutions
ihe majority is large; but it is said that Their.
were about 75 members who did not vote at al
Oh the question.
Gov. Lincoln has received from Gov. FORSYTH
copy OF the .anti-tariH resolutions passed hy the
Georgia Legislature, and transmitted them 10 the
Massachusetts Senate accompanied by blnsrer-
Ing message, in which he intimates that as re-
spects the imposition of protecting duties the peo-
pie Of Massachusetts, will adhere to, and enforce If
possible, the oppressive and doubtful construction
oil The constitution adopted by the friends Of tho
! f." American System" whatever may be the con-
, sequences. ". = e. Post.
DowNEs, esq. Commander, got under way from
Hampton Roads on Tuesday morning, and pro-
ceeded to sea destined for the Mediterranean
with fresh breeze from the westward.
| John Dovnes, esq. Commander.
| James Ramage, LIST Lieutenant.
Lientendnts-Thos. NJ. Newell, Abraham Ten
Eyck, Chas. L, Williamson, Ebenezer Ridgeway,
John s. ChauDcey, Irwin Shubrick, Ebenezer
Byrne, VIM. S. Harris, VIM. w. M'Kean, Levin
Nj. Powell, Albert G. Slaughter
John A kearney, Surgeon; Richard Kennon,
Surgeons Mate; Henry c. Pratt, do; John Nj
Green, do; G. W. Palmer, do; Sias Butler, Purse;
q ain
PdssengeTS.-Charles Lucien Bonaparte lady
chiidren,and Servants, destined for Rome; Rich
! ard Smi- h, Lieut.. Col of Marines; Lieut. Cornd,t
John II. Bell, to take command of the U. s. schr.
Porpose; Lieut. ). W. Downing, To join the u s.
ship Constitution; Thos. Miller, Sec'y; Peyton A.
southaii, Captains Clerk on board tie Pospoise
DIED. -"n the SLIT ult. at Canton the county of GIo-
es'i.r, Mrs. ErGness Glenn the aiabe com anon Of Mr.
valuable member She dutiGai sGec,ionate Wife
stsndef parent aud kud neigtbsu and thoss
meridian Of life, he has stolen spon her a. thief m the
.sh lie ha. snaehed her from embrace, Of fond
husband, the infant Of her BOSOM an amiabIs dsu.h,r s
aged and aheetouae mother, aud circle 10
bereavement, there eon.olation 1t viii he fauni in IN
closing scene Of life we'll sp.n Glenn. feeling,
mad more than once been impressed with the tee.sy Ola
ss S s5aIt hI 0 va, her Heavenly Masters
work. until the honr withdrawing from hes ear hl, haf
IL the early stage Of her ndPoon, Mr. Appeared to
aooar under those approximations DEATH so natusal 10
timii aud delicate female. But iI
un%ed ny ray from above" than she adeu 10 all
earthly rear Death armed of appalling terru.
and she hailed him The welcome WIN ,Yn
10 conduct her TO The Bosom oi aud Der
she called her friends around DYING ed now soft "A
dowDy pillows aTe add addressed Language which
gave them assurance, that her soul Teasing on the e
banquet Ut Heavenly love In this
none can athofn who have not M she called
Aush'e 10 her ted'sideand after h.stowg her her
esnedietioa ase,ioDateiy shook haad i.utly
ed her iastWho does not exeian May die the ah ~
the righteous, and sy last sud be like hs'?