Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
From the Al,,andris G.z,,,..l

From the Alexandria G.zctt-
On DTS. II is said in Washington that Mr.
iazeweu is to be the new Secretary OF State, and
MIR. Cheves Secretary oil the Treasury
Speculation only. There IS nothing known
about it'll
II is also ruinored that Mr.. Van Buren, Is 10 20
to the Court of ST James.
W 10 not believe IL.
Mr.. Ritcties services, il is said, will be needed
at the Federal City: in what capacity he is 10 act
we do not know. Stephen Simpson says he is 10
+ conduc. a leading jackson paper."-What will
become OF Duff Green?
Mr. X. does not interfere with Mr.. G.--The
former neuer thought Of going 10 The Federal City
NO consideration will induce him 10 do it--and
tile Latter will continue at Washington to
scourge the vices OF the Coalition, and u, ge on the
cause OF Reform. fie has fought with admirable
fidelity and ability under the banners OF the Peo-
plr-nor will they abandon or forget lin, in the
hour OF victory.1
Mr.. Giles is to retire: lie win not give the
Legislature an opportunity Of helping him down
from the chair OF State.
MIR. q. is not TO retTe-nor will the eager anx-
iety oil the Alexandria Gazette, OF all its atfi-
atcd Adams prints 10 shore him from his stool, in
duce the Legislature any sooner help hin, dorm
They are able to distinguish between the cla-
viii they be more ready to sacrifice him, because
the fanacal prints Of the coalition are crying out
Cruelty him cruelty him.'l
III StIty cOunteS OF GEORGIA, the lrOup LICK
ct has a triumphant majority.-The Milledge Vile
Journal OF the 18th, declares that it will unques.
tionably vote for JACKSON, but that Georgia :. can
never consent to give her vote for CALHOUN, for
any Office"
| RHODE ISLAND has chosen Adams Electors by
a large majority.-In Providence the vote was A
| 53S, ]. 10, &c.
! Editorial Changes-Mr. Russell, the veteran
Editor of the Z" Boston Columbian Cen;ineP' has
retie CD private He and transferred his establish
1 ms nj IN IL
public dinner has been given at the Exchange
10 MI L. by gentlemen oil his profession of ali par
ties, evidence of the respect both Of friends
and foes.-Mr. J. a. s. Davis has withdrawn from
cd in future by Messrs Frank Carr worthy citi
zen OF Charlottesville, and Mr.. Jefferson Clark.
respectable native OF Bo'ton.-Mr. Dabney S
Carr OF the Baltimore Republican,, who has con.
Quoted 1t with extraordinary spirit and ability, al
vertises his intention Of continuing his paper and
OF converting it into general Journal OF VS. po
h'ics, commerce and lteraturc.-Col. Jarvis iIis
retired from the =" U. s. Telegraph" and leaves
General Duff Green in sole possession of the
sceptre. We wish him well. To no Editor. per
haps to no man In the Union, are the People 81
much indebted for the victory they have achiev
Ell, IN the face OF az! the p and patronage of the
government, and the rnercenary Swiss Of the Press
as to DUH Green. His high spirit, his untrin.
industry, his talent Of rapid composition have full,
avaled themselves Of all the advantages which hi.
local situation has placed within his reach II,
has most essentially contributed 10 gain the victo
ry-and we trust that he will now as Efficiently i'm
prove il for the benefit Of the people. We wish
himsuccess
| We seize this opportunity to return our cordia
thanks 10 Editorial friends for the several kin,
things they have lately said Of US. We should en-
Joy them more, if we felt that we fully deserve.
them. We owe our special Acknowledgements Il
the able Editors OF the Boston Statesman (,yho ha
nailed his colours 10 the mast even in the Ii. O. q
Mr. adams) and ct the Lynchburg Jefiersoniai
| hepuhlcan-Wc assure the latter, that we will
most heartily continue TO cooperate with hin, il
an : unwavering supper. OF the true principles @
the con ti,uton."