Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-13

Judge OF the Supreme Court, is cause OF great a.
Iarm to the two Nationai opposition prints; one Of
which insinuates, and the other charges, that il
was made because he war opposed 10 the Reform
which the President desires to sake into oil the
departments. This is untrue. The couversa-
lions between the President and Judge Mclean
upon tbs subject Of reform were full and explcit
ana we are authorized to say, that there exists no
uhierence oil opinion, on general principles, be-
tween them in relation thereto. The situation
which Mr.. Mclean now holds, was selected by
himself, and the nomination was rlade by the Pre-
sdent, because he entertains for him. in reality,
an o'at respect aud confidence which the coaii-
ton n0tc profess. The Journal concludes an ar
'iele upon this subject by saying
(Here follow quotation from the Journal. and
one from MIR. Clay's last thinner specify
Take that and that together, and no one can b..
at loss 10 understand the object of both, Mr.
Clay avows himself candidate for the Peesiden-
cy; and the Journal would have the world TO be.
lieve that Judge Mclean retires from Washington
disgust~d with the new administration, prepared
10 aid Mr.. Clay in his schemes Of opposition. No
thing could be farther from the truth, for whilst
we believe that no one reposes higher confidence
In the integrity, ability and patriotism Of the Pre-
sident, than Judge Mclean, we are confident that
no one IL more deeply impressed witha sense of
ar. Oiay sPronigacy-and no one understands
better than he does, that il he ever returns TO our
city, as an officer OF the government, he will not
be indebted To Mr.. Clay or Mr. Claws partisaus
Tor has change Of position.
[U S. Telegraph.
From the correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette.
WASHINGTON 9Th March.
1t IS now understood here that Amos Kendall
will supercede Dr. Watkins, and Isaac Hill Mr.
X. Cutts-and that Daniel Fl. Miller will succeed
WIN: Jones as Collector OF Philadelphia.
"Tazeweil goes TO London, Dallas to Paris, and
/. r. Moore TO Colombia-all Of which believe"
THE NOMINATION.
The Democratic Convention assembled al Har.
risburg nominated, on Friday last, George Wolf
oil Northampton county, as the republican candi.
date for the office OF governor, 10 be supported al
the general election in October next On the final
ballot, MIR. Wolf received 70 votes, and Mr.. Bar
nard 62 votes.
MIR. Wolf having majority Of all the votes Civ
en-, was declared 10 be duly elected as the demo.
dratic candidate Of Pennsylvania.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Nicholson that
the members of the delegation pledge themselves
was adopted, with but two three disse ntinp
voices Phil. Press.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
from our attentive correspondents of the N
York Mercantile Advertiser, under date OF the sth
Stas Richards, had just arrived from Liverpool
Sailed l4th ult.
No political news of Importance
The sales OF cotton the preceding week. were
only 676O bags-and at decline one farthing Der
pound.
The Grain market was dull, and lower.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -.
we have continuance ofdullness in the Corn
Market, and the transactions are very limited
Wheat is Sd per lib. lower, and good foreign imports
are now Offering at Sd per bushel reduction from
the highest point This week duty for wheat ia 10
and that for the succeeding week viii be the Sam
Flour z Lid, and Indian Corn Is IOd per OMAR.
ter. 4'a'