Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

Messrs. Arnold. Hall and Fitzgerald are ne w mem
bers RnorpiHe Register
gster, list OF the members in the last and in tho merit
congress, Tor the purpose OF exhibiting the change
which has taken place in the Delegations
1929. 1881.
William B. Shepard William b. Shepard
Willis Aston John Branch
Thomas ii Hall Thomas III. Hall
Jesse Speight Jesse Speight
Robert Potter Robert Potter
Edward Is. Dudley James j. Mckay
Edmund Deberry Daniel l.. Barringer
Daniel l. Barrnge Lauchian Bethune
Augustin III. Shepherd Augus,in H Shepherd
Abraham Rencher Abraham Rencher
Henry w. Conner Henry W. Conner
Samuel +. Carson Samuel p. Carson
Lewis Williams Lewis Williams
The Marlborough Free Press says: In the Fayette.
vile district, Iauchlan Bshune is elected by majority
OF nine votes Edward Deberry, late member The
vote stood: Bethune $685. Deberry 3073 This change
is in favor of the Administration In 1927 the deega
ton from this State stood: For Jackson 9, Anti Jack
son 4-in 1929, IL to 2, (Messrs Deberry and Will
lisms) In the next Congress Mr.. Williams will APP.
pear solts from this State, the ranks of the Oppos
oD So much for the vaunted decline OF JacksoRsm -"
The U. 8 Telegraph i, very anxious TO raise the Cal.
houn Flag-lt is persuading the friends of Mr. Clay
that he stands chance, sc. &cThey repel the pro.
position TO withdraw hm-generay treating Mr.. Cal
houn all the while with as much civility they can
The Telegraph acknowledges their courtesy-but would
rather have more efsctual aid.
The Telegraph affects say, that Il is tired OF allie
glance to manthat II is not devoted TO any particular
candidate, SC. StcWho that has tracked the course
OF Mr. Green for eight years past can readily lend
dence TO this assertion! He goes for Mr. Calhoun.
and he goes against General Jackson.Bu 1t will not
all do.
The friends OF Mr.. Clay are what posed by the
result Of the Kentucky Electons--but they will stick
TO him.-They are much more at loss TO understand
MIR Rush. In his Sd letter to the Anti Masons he de
clares that their creed ought to be the the
Presidential Election. 81 am not (says hey and have
not been, the advocate Of the present occupant of the
executive chair but the public evils real alleged OF
this administration. nothing in my sight, the
OF them, TO those which spring from nasonrv,-this
power OF darkness that fights against the rest of society
and fights unseen that throws its bolts whilst the hand
Is hidden As his successor, wds and desired to re
ndin friendly to the claims OF distinguished and high
Iy gifted citizen of the Vest whose msxims of public
policy have approved, and towards whom would ne
yer wish to sbste in the feelings personal respect and
attachment Bur all the benefits which In other re.
specfs might be augured from his abilities and
and render free homage TO both, would be no com
pensdfion IN my judgment for the longer erstenee
among W Of this 6aIefR Institution; this vain boast
ing desPot, that grows exaclng Is more crim
nal; that would sacrifice every thing TO its own selfish
and desperate pa,,ons;ihis tyrant, that stalks over
liberty, life, the law, the press" Mr. r. then ",cd.
and desired TO remain" Mr.. Clays friend but he ha.
not declared himself an Anti Mason! &c. sc. The
Boston Cennel. however says that "a rumor reached
or ears last evening That long letter had been recev
ed here from Mr.. Rush in support Of Mr.. Clay az
candidate for the Presidency Yet In lie next No the
CenneI changes lis key, tor II says, 1--WE rather incline
10 the belief, however, that should he receive nom.
nation N balumore, mat ne will accept, "motives' Il
the contrary Notwithstanding "-And so think we.--The
Boston Courier says, II Is rumored that Mr. Adams hal
declined the overture TO become the Anti asonic can
ddate-bu does not vouch for the correctness oil the
ruinorl Thus zoe goi
The report in the Opposition Prints, that Upbarn On.
| smuggltT) had been fined only one dollar for BIZ
shameful attack on Mr. Hill, (Which the Newburypor
Advertiser disgracelully calls 'he value OF Cowskin
ming , is false Uphsm procured Postponement o
the sentence 10 The next term Of the oourtbe reeog
MIXING for his spfearsnee)-w IL 10 expected that h,