Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

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Hugh Nelson, and Alexander Garrett be appointed
delegates to attend such Convention on behalf Of
this County.
Resoired, That we regard unaninity anj concert
among the several parts Of our State ~ indispen
sable TO the successful Accomplishment of Judi
cious system OF Improvement, and that it is both
just and expedent TO employ the resources OF the
State Tor general objects.--That acting under the
influence OF these sentiments, we wish those whom
we have appointed to represent this occa-
sion, to consider themselves unpiedged support
oppose any particular VI mode Of improve
ment.
Resoired, That the Visitors OF the University OF
Virginia, and the members OF the board of public
works be requested TO attend the proposed meet
ing in July.
RESOLVED, That A. Zeigier, Ira Garrett, George
Carr, A. Letch, and r. w. Hatch, he commit
tee to make arrangements to accommodate the pro-
posed Conye ntion.
Resolved, That Committee Of Correspondence
be appointed, whose duty it shall be to cominuni-
cate with various sections of the Stale the OBJ.
Jects oil said Convention; and that the following per-
sons compose that committee, viz. Thomas W.
Nlaury, Bartholomew Egan, John A. C. Davis,
Col n Bramham, and W. Southali.
Resoioed, That The Vrginian Advocate, the
Richmond Enquirer The Constitutional Wing, The
Lexington lnielligencer, The Staunton Spectator
and the Winchester Virginah, be requested to
publish the proceedings OF this meeting.
THOMAS w. MAURY, Chairman
FRANK CARR, Secretary.
Wm b. Rochester Esq Charge dAfIares for
the United States to Guatemala, arrived at Sava-
nah OH Tuesday the 10th, in the schr. Albion from
Onoa, and was to proceed by the first opportuni-
ty to Washington City.
The Government of Central America is virtu-
dissolved. The President has resigned, but
the act was in some degree compulsory. The
civil war continued, but the seat OF il is changed
from Guatemala TO St. Salvador. The latter power
has increased it's army 1900 men, and has at pre-
sent the ascendancy. A battle was lately fought
at Chachuapa; both sides claimed the victory
The priests have originated the opposition TO liber-
al principles. The only functionary remaining in
the country was the Minister from Colombia, and
lie would shortly remove.
Bolivar with some troops, within 80 miles
of Ocana, where the convention was in session.
ms IL the constitutional distance prescribed Al
tho at present il is supposed that there in the
convention majority opposed to Bolivar's views,
still 1t is thought they will he brour over, his
measures His object is supposed to be not only
TO be appointed Dictator for life, but TO establish
an hereditary succession. The first might easily
be obtained, the success OF the latter is doubt-
full.
Pirates have made their appearance in the BAY
oil Honduras-but their depredaons have as yet
been unnportant.
Heavy exactons have been made OH Foreig!,
merchants by the government ofGuatemea from
winch Americans alone have been exempt in the
only Instance attempted, that is upon Mr. Rich
ardson Oh Rhode lsland he resisted il successful
Ely. SacdJ,ndA Rspub.
I ME- Rochester has returned from a conviction
| that, under existing circumstances, the residence
there oil a diplomatic agent from the L. $. would
not only be useless but impolitic and that oui
Consul there, Mr.. Savage, will he adequate TO all
our public objects. Saoannah Georgian.
! Extract Of a letter from Rentneky
Although you must be that ibe cleo
ton in this state for governor has local point
mingled with the presidential election. still il viii
be gratifying for you to know, that the Jackson
candidate, Major Barry, will succeed by upward
oil oOUO majority. Pie has travelled in almost eve.
Try county, addressing the people in an animate,
and republican style, and with complete success
Our members of congress will he on in few dav
and Will IN person, visit every elector--not a vot,
VIII be lost. MIR. Clay is expected here snoriI,
~ is doubtful whether he will do the cause of Mr.
Adams any good, having opposed the legislature
in voting for him: it will be difficult to persua,.
ma constituents that there has been no bargain be
tween them. In Clay's old district "a strong Adam.
majority is expected, but Major Barry has a pecu
lar interest i'll that district which will divide IN,
| vote. You have read Metcalfe's milk and waite,
address, Its tone is very desponding Barry has the
advantage OF him in stump oratory and is a flo
| rid engaging speaker The war will be hot. hui
not doubtful; il is fair bet, that our maoriy il
50u0.'' Z e.
! II glorious Sign.-on Saturday last an over.
whei'ning meeting was held in the city of Roches
Ter, Monroe county, by the republican friends O
| Andrew jackson, which has struck terror into IN,
minds oil the whole Adams gentry throughout th,
| western counties. Ii is well known that Monroe
county has been considered the strong hold of the
coalition. Here Clay and his party established
mat infamous paper called the Anti -fasonic En-
qu"er, for the purpose OF abusing the honest feel
ings oil the people in relation TO the unfortunate
case OF Morgan. The Albany managers have all
ways looked upon that spot the very hot-bed o.
Adamism. Ii is with no ordinary emotion that we
md the friends Of Andrew Jackson beginning 10
! sur. The Long Room of the Mansion House saws
'he Rochester Advertiser, was crowded to a de.
gree unsurpassed by any meeting ever held in
mat village James Seymour, Sheriff. of the coun-
~, was called 10 the chair, and Addison Gardener
was appointed Secretary. II was particularly at
tended by the mechanics, the artisans and the real
democracy OF the county. Many eloquent speech
es were made, and series Of resolutions adopted
Oh me most patriotic AMI inyigorating character
Such are the first effects OF the ,ear-pesfilence
dad famine speech upon the free citizens of n
York. 1t will be followed by numerous meetings
I'D every part OF the state. The agents OF the CO
ALTON reckon without their host, when thew talk
oil New York being for Adams. Such was the
cry they raised previous to the last fall elections
IN TINS city They were then met at the polls and
overwhelmed by the votes of the people The
next election throughout this great state will lie
me same as the election last fall but on an cuare
ed scale. They will be routed--oyer,yhel,neJ0
defeated by the votes OF indg grant and patriotic
people. TV y g,,n
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