Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-12

Z. Ritncr, (.Adininistration) has but 1914!
So"h CTo'nG-'ihe Legislature has had IN
extra session, and again adjourned. Their p Incl
pal attention WIS directed 70 the Impeachment o..
Judge Iancs.-The charge against him was ha-
bituai inloSicaon, and consequent neglect Of his
oiucial duties. lie was io1nd guilty three
ueies by very large majority; and his sentence
was Pronounced by the President of the Senate on
the 30th ius,.-A resolution was subsequently,
moved by Mr.. Uu2er, and carried through, both
Houses. allowing him the full salary OF his office
0niL the lstJanuary EeXt-We cannot consent to
lose the pathetic addresses of Judge James or,
reeei'ng sentence, and Of M. iiuger. They
are hne specimens OF .he oiogueDce OF nature.
ne whole sccuc Is stated TO have been affecting
beyond description. Many of the audience were
melted into tears. Judge James was soldier OF
the Revolution, AID lad she'd his blood for his
uy.
mcgee.
Irne y est India Ircfe-Air. Clark Of Ky.
asserted the o,her day in the House OF Representa-
uVes' III reply TO Mr.. RandoipA, ";hat this trade
Il more prosperous than it ever We; bclore.'-
Where are wetosce!I the evidences OF this prospe-
rity: In the correspondence between the Secreta.
~ OF the Treasury and the collector at Ports
Inoath'-in the deprecated price OF Indian corn
~ Virginia? Or, in the lumber trade OF North Car
oi;na:-The Fay etteyille Observer of the Ih states
that the price Vi lumber have actually tallen at
" dshingtou more MGa oae-hat, since the rcs:ric-
tons on tiie West India trade'--ond il brings facts
to support the assertion.-Reaiy, as Mr. G. says,
they venture upon sach reckless propositions.
q" JcdtrSOni7, Republican, A prospectus
Tor the establishment Oi paper in Lynch
burg under this tite has been Issued by Doctor
John n. Cabell ana Mr. Achilles D. johnson; TO
DC printed weekly on an imperial sheet, at three
dollars per anLuH 1t is 10 appear soon as suf-
nclent number of subscribers has been obtained.
Subscription lists desired he returned by the
last OF February.
We are pleased IN coo th,- tho ,,a,ar {, IN ba
" conducted with strict regard 10 Republican
principles those principles ~ which were ad-
Nocated in the memorable period of 1889, as
contra-distingushcd from the Federal doctrines of
me same peiiOd'--and on which Mr.. Jefferson was
elevated to power, and administered the govern
hleat Its efforts will be 90 to maintain the consti
tutio'i in its original parity, by combining the adj
lnlnsirauon OF the government to a strict construc-
non OF the powers granted to it,''-ond to defend
we reserved rights OF the States and OF the poo
PIE. in the contest for the Presidency, it will
sustain General Jackson in opposition to Mr.. Ad-
ans. We have no doubt but that the paper viii
DC conducted with industry and ability. Such a
one - calculated 10 be useful any where: b,,t
especially III that part of the State where il is TO
ne located. This consideration will induce US 10
h"! its appearance with increased satisfaction.
we intended, upon the receipt of its well-writ-
Ten Prospectus, TO publish it as soon as we could
una space 1t; bat the proceedings of the meet
iugs OF the people were so numerous and long, as
almost to exclude every thing else. And before
we had disposed of them, the interesting debates
IN Congress and the Legislature, demand even
more space than we can possibly spare. The
respectable Editors of the {" Republican, NAV be
assured that we heartily wish them sucecss-and
shall take the earliest opportunity lay their pros
pectus before our readers.
Subscriptions triH be yeceired at this Office.
Tho Fayetteville Observer gives the following
as the recent result of three company musters
IN that county; Jackson 100, Adams 20. A COM
Pany IN hobeson gave Jackson II, Adams IG
The publication of the Laws of Congress. which
had been conferred on the Editor of the Louis-
ana Courier, ever since the year 1896, under the
administrations of Jefferson, Madison and Monroe,
has been wthdrawffrom that paper by the Sccre-
tary OF State, (because it has been independent
enough TO support General Jackson -and it has
been transferred 10 the Organ of the AGministra-
ton in that City.f such things are done in the
green tree, what will not be done in the drv.-It
such measures are praciised by the Administration
during It's first term Of service, what principles,
and acts may not DC expected from Mr. Adams,
should he be firmly fixed in the saddle for another
Tour years?-This question is pregnant with the
most serious consequences
IL W. are authorised to state, that JOsera ~