Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-22

4 aosuIuiuess he ouroS popularity upon nloN1
and durable basis,--the esteem and gratitude OF
| the pcope-and requires no such contrivancr, TO /
retain it. LID. .dry.
| From the Boston Commercial Gasetfe.1
| President Adams travelled from Providence to
| Qbncy OH horseback. where he arrived on SUM-
| day evening. His dress we understand, ,ros a
! riding cap, short jaekct, .tdnkeen pamfaioons,
! sif6 stockings, and pumps. He was ACCOMPANIED
by his son and three others in coach, himself
| riding ahead. On stopping 10 water at Hatchs
twelve miles out Of Providence the President re
NAMED on horseback, while ali the horses were
wa'ered but his own: ON being asked the cause
OF this particular neglect, the attendant attractci
only 10y the simple attire Of the President replied
III Is mat man $ business 10 water his horse"
On being undeceivcd, he readily performed the
Office.
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
We are gratihed to learn, that the line of tho
Rail Road as far 10 Eicutt's Mills has been nut
! under contract. Some OF the contractors arc bust
~ employed in the construction Of houses for the
accommodation OF large force others are active.
~ at work, and IN the course OF few DAYS. il is
expected that this portion OF the road will exhibit
| a very lively scene. The contracts have been IA.
ken, in general, at fair prices This portion of the
| line VIII be pressed on with energy; and i'm the
mean tine every effort is making TO effect the 10.
cation westward, so as to enable the Directors to
put under contract, early this fall, another division
oil the road offrom fifteen TO twenty miles.
| We lay before our readers to-day, says the above
|
f, spectacle meeting Of the citizens Of Frederick.
| convened on the l2;h instant, for the purpose Of
! opening communication with the Directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company with the
view OF aiiording facilities, and offering intorna-
! ton upon the subject OF the location OF the road
| through that district.
| The good feelings which we find displayed i'm
neSs proceedings, claim correspondent IlbcraIity
on Inc part OF The Ra-Roa Company, and we
trust no effort will be spared 10 CRAFTY the wishes
and interests OF our friends in Frederick as far as
the localities of that section of the country will
possibly admit. Such course is demanded by
me friendly relations which have always been
maintained between the two cities as well as by
| The great interests of the Company itself.
AT large and respectable meeting of the citi-
zens OF Frederick, called on the 18th inst TO take
INTO consideration, such measures as it may be
| proper TO adopt, with view to aid the RAIL
/ ROAD ENGINEERS in fixing on a location
| through Frederick County for that work-at
winch GEORGE BAER, Esq. was appointed Chair
1 man anu thomas SHRIvER, Secretary, Where
upon, after debate and consideration the following
! resolution was unanimously adopted
Resoired, That Committee of FIVE gentlemen
| ne appointed to attend the Engineers of the BAL
IlMoRE AND OHIO RAIL ROA ID COMPANY,
anu to furnish them with such facilities and infor-
1 NATION as may be serviceable in the examination
and location OF the ravine OF Lineanore and mas
sing through or near Frederick, 10 the point of
ROCKS ON the Potcnac, and that the Chair select
SAID CommIttee-W hereupon the following pc rsons
ID,
Baitzeh, Col. Stephen Steiner, Henry Nixdorf,
and Thomas Shriver.
:, (SigneD GEO. BAER, Chairman.
THOMAS SHRIyER, Secretary.
"WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMINE"
DIR. Clay spent twenty four hours in Frank fort
last week, having arrived on Tuesday and left on
Wednesday. The Kentuckian appears to have
oeen stimulated by his presence to put forth all
us Jury. lie Baltimore speech Is moderation COM
pared with it, FrdnhJort .frgus.
The proceedings in Logan will be read with
peculiar interest, as that county has always been
claimed by the Adams mer as having been etfec
fuohy transferred BY Clay. At the election in
1874 the vote in Logan stood-for Clay PIG, Jack
son 81, Adams 8. In the spring Of 1927 Logan
contained 915 votes, and in October will probably
give i0O0,-a majority of which NAV now be safe
~ set down for the republican ticket.
The spirit OF the country is up; the "rnen al
the plough tail and tho work bench" are rising
IN the majesty OF their strength; and the federal
cause Is Dts'oty declining among us more and
his duty, aud THE STATE SAFE. Give the
people TRUE KNOWLEDGE, and they will al
ways 40 right. Ohio Peoples Press.
We are pleased to learn that Dr. Gessner Harri |
rison OF Rockingham, has accepted the situation
Of Professor of Antient Languages in the Uni |
versity of Virginia. and will be ready to commence
his duties 1t the opening OF the next session.
49, lCHufotteSciHe .1Gp.
We find in the Attakapas Gazette OF the 18Th
ut published in ST. MartinsyiIle. Louisiana, and
which reached US two days ago, the following sen
ence IN an article on the subject of the charge
gainst Cen jackson OF having been connected with |
Burr IL sustains the statement of Mr.. Baker pub
ished by US two weeks ago Donnelson Cafa- |
ry Esq. Ga gentleman well know, and standing de-
scrgedly high in the estimation of his fellow citi |
zens) can state facts, which will put this Infamous
accusation al rest ~.
administration Young Mems Convention at
OGca.-The Young Men of this State assembled
IN convention on Tuesday morning last at Utica
Tor the purpose OF concurrng in the State and Ma
tional nominations, OF Administration candidates
met in the Methodist Chapel, and the Convention
organized by the appontmentof w. H. SEWARD,
OF Cayuga, as President, N. T. ROCHESTER,
oil Monroe, LIST Vice President, JUNIUS "A
HATCH OF New York End do ]. c. WRIGHT
oil Schoi,arie, and ID. SUBWAY, of Essex Sec
retaries. The Convention then adjourned to meet
again at 3 O'Clock At that hour the Convention
again assembled, and proceeded 10 appoint the diff
erent committees, and adjourned to meet the next
morning at O'Clock. On Wednesday the CoDy en-
ton assembled and heard the port from the COIN
mittees appointed the preceding day. Mr.. Inglis |
OF New York presented the address which was re-
ceved by the meeting with reclamation, aud u !
unanimously adopted, aud 10000 copies ordered to
be printed. The resolutions were reported by the !
Chairman, and unanimously adopted.
ne resolutions concurring i'll the nomination of |
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS as President RICH.
ARD RUSH, as Vice President, of the United
States; SMITH THOMPSON, as Governor, and
FRANCIS GRANGER, as Lieutenant Governor
were unanimously approved Of and adopted. A.
bout 4Oo delegates answered to their names.