Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12


samuel Southland Secretary OF the Navy. are all
masohs 81 high degree-and yet II is asserted that
'ne aninnstrdiionIs anti-nasonic and the people
are Called on to sustain Dir Adams in order to put
a1'cn masonry! and what IL more contemp,ibie
MT Clay approves OF this crusade, gainst inasonry
they urge il OF 10 their own certain destruction
IN the vain hope that they may he saved from
the defeat and the disgrace which await them
Le' honest men, nlaSons and anii-nasons, mark
these signs
LOUISA MA ELECTION
ne accounts are down only TO the lTth uIt from
n. oFleans-Ihe returns not yet complete.
20 parishes, they give Dcrbigny (AA 3l67 But
er o. iio7. Thomas (A.) ii3O, and NIarignv
90 iIl6 But, these do not accurately indicate The
sentiments OF the People towards Jackson and Adj
ams.-The y. Y. Evening Post saws that" 4
gentleman from n. Orleans, himself n friend of
t,en jackson, assures that the support given to
the candidates for this Office was not on party
grounds, and that If he hal been in n. Orleans he
should have voted for Derbigny." Mr.. White
hau oeaieh Mr. Livingston by $50 vo,es.--In the
SI congressional District, the combat had been
severe one--Lctters from Baton Rouge an, ST.
J. rancsville of the 18th state, that Gurley bal
been reelected by majority of from 30 to so votes
bnt the matter il not altogether reduced TO GER
tain'y-in the Parishes, of which we have re-
tuins, Guriey has 9I0 and Saunders 9l9-onlv 2
parishes 10 be heard from, viz Washington and St
Tammany, and the Editor of the Louisiana Journal
calculates upon SIS obtaining the majority in the
tne tabies are turned against the Administrations
Even the ~. lntelligencer which had no doubt
oi Mr. Brents reelection is not now as GER
fGit as II originally was--in parishes Overon
has majority OF l59 over Brent; and two parish
es only To be heard from. viz. Ouachita and Con-
corda; which will not probably give more than
2oU or go votes. Brent may get majority in
Onachta-A letter from Matches gives a conside.
rabe majority in Concordia to Overton--So that we
have the strongest reasons TO believe that Brent
ty,srf oil. nd tI,a
Ties viii stand in the next Congress az fhe same
parties st0utd erist, as they do now; 2 for the
present Administration, aud, L for the Opposon-
Nei'her Brent nor Livingston was present at the
Eiections-and both are probably exciudrd.-Mr.
IT, has not been TO n. Orleans for more than three
years Besides, there were other circumstances
which operated strongly against him.-In word
the friends OF Jackson have abandoned this state
10 the enemy. Ii is still - debateah!e pronnd'-
and they have hopes OF carrying it in November
Lhe ~. Orleans Argus OF the l7jh Ga violent Adj
Innlstraiion phper) calls upon its lriealS TO conn-
ne Their exeriions; that they 80 have TO contend
WIN an enemy who ~ 2erSeoerifg, active,
ous and iull OF trick, ga letter from Louis
iaIia TO Nashville affrms that Gurley (the old
nemoer) got at least 500 votes from the jackson
party--and that they " have Jackson men enough
elected to The Legislature To send Lipisgsfo 10
the Se'iCte." The Coalilionsts have peybaps
hu,r0ed TOO soon about their victory in Iou,isnn
The Anti Masonic Convention met at Utica on
the th Ii consists of about 80 Delegates from q
counties, comprising all the western and some of
the middle y eastcrn.--They have come TO reso
luton by avo'e at - to %, neither directly nor in
directly to gre tteir support TO Mason. grand
committee OF 20 have reported that il is expedent
wholly to disregard the two great political parties
that now distract the State and Union They are
embarrassed as 10 their choice OF candidates for
Gov. s. Lieut.. Governor
Judge ihompson seems a&aid to trust himself on
paper; and orally accepts his nomination for th.
prior Utica onventon.-iiere is the only official.
notification of the event
From the Utica Sentinel and Gazettel
Poughkeepsie. 18th Jaly, 1928
GENrLEIEN-We this day communicated il,
person to the Hon. Smit!, Thompson the unanim
ons resolutions adopted by the Convention of Re-
publican Delegates, friendly TO the Genera! Adj
ministration. which met at Utica on the 23d ins
recommending him TO the electors of this state as
a candidate for the Office of Governor at the ell.
suing election; and we have the very great salts
faction OF announcing to you, that he yields him
sell to the wishes of the Convention, aud accepts
the nomination.
with great respect, we are. gentlemen,
our o5edient servants
JOHN a. KING,
HENRY w. DELAV&N,
GEORGE NJ. TIBBlTS,
jABiI ID. HAMMOND,