Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25
GEORGIA DINNEp

we have no room this morning for the extracts we
nave marked, oil the proceedings of the dinner given
10 Mt Gilmer; but we hasten 10 lay before our
on that occasion:
In reference to the Chief Magistrate of the Union,
have no disposition to reract the sentiments which
IN 'ali view OF the events which speedily follow ed
were some time since expressed to my fellow citizens
oil Savannah. On question OF public policy, deeply
interesting TO us as people, he has been and is the
friend oil Georgia. His conduct that occasion emit
tied him to the gratitude OF her people. IL conmanded
and sun commands mine. ] do not know myself, If |
would not be more anxious to render now than when
connected with him, in the official relation W hch here
tofore united His efforts maintain the lust
oi me otaes,-to repress the undue exeron of Fede-
I'd, Power-tho policy in reference 10 foreign nations
"hich asks nothing more than justice, and which will
consent TO receive nothing less that internal po
cy, which exercises saluary vigilance the ex-
Pen1iture oil the Government-theso measures of his
administration bave heretofore received and will con-
nue 10 receive, my cordial concurrence. They will
Ind much more able support than can give-butI will
yieiu 10 none IN The sincerity with which will endea
YOUR TO sustain them"
Mr. Clay Is elected United States Senator 'by a INA.
Jority oil nine votes and the reader will see by the
extracts in this days paper. by what even this
msJo'Hy was made up and obtained. Yet, what 10
f@ahs are raised by his friends The National Jour-
MAJ speaks OF great triumphal procession which is
pout 70 be formed at Washington receive him. Pro-
mgtons That a men OF such feeble and managed ma
lority should bestrde the world like Colossus When
ne makes MS triumpha entry into the city, what is to
become OF the Administration? Surely they will be
-
cover them. What chance Andrew Jackson with
hree-ionrs OF the people OF the u. States on his side
nave with such politician Mr. Clay, with a lean
majority oil his own Legislature TO back bim-and that
majority partly made up OF Delegates who have flown
in the faces Of their own constituents!
The National Journal has enormously attributed 10
either oil the Auditors at Washington, the of
certain remarks that were published in this paper con-
corning the clerks and officers OF the Departments We
have reasons TO believe that is ascrbed IN
| another gentleman, with whom we have sometimes the
pleasure oil corresponding The fact is that is from
no 'W ashngion Correspondent OF the Richmond En-.
qulrer. IL was not directly addressed 10 ourselves
but was handed to us by gentleman of this city We
are no friends OF prescription; and though the author
soo severe and too indscrmiuate "The world would
be led TO believe Says writer from Washington that
the whole corps OF clerks here was mass of corruption
which Is not the fact by any means"
MAssAcHUsETTs BLEcTIoN.-Re Returns from 1876
towns give Lincoln 1882 votes Lathrop 7s3 Morton
| I9u' there Is no doubt OF Lincoln's election by a
large majority.
Judge MAfshaN sfIv d ~ nj, cry o,. rue@ay nigh,
IN the I'ssmhost rom Pbilsd,lpbia. He nearly ~
eovefsd rom me sh'sb OF the operation, sud hts al
10 In every rr'pes' eonsidefsbiy improved lie took
his 'et' 90 Wednesday, opon tho bench u he Federi
! COurl.
| SPEED the Nail we feesiyed Yesterday morning.
the New Orleans Advertiser Of the 10Th inst being on,
" IL days rom the press-TbsDks 10 Mr.. Barry for
the speed which ne has communicated 10 the Mail
u gives us pain TO announce the death Of Frederick
s. Fell the senior Editor Of the Savannah Republican
We have received the Two first numbers of the "Norh
Caro- ina Constitut0nsst and State Rights Advocate
| edited by messrs. Ransom g. Potter, sl Raleigh. Id
supports the rights Of the States and the
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