Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30
HENRY W. QUARLE.. S,e'y '"'"


~1SN i-Jh.ISOs.IC COfpENTTO.N.
ms convention assembled at the long room of the
AheDeum BUILDING, Baltimore on Monday, IL O'Clock
John u Spencer, Egg. OF New York, was elected
president, Messrs Rutherford OF New Jersey, j. Bsi
OF Massachusetts,, Sloan of Ohio and Elder of Penn
syvsnis, were elected Vice. Presidents, and Messrs
Hslett OF n. j.. Emory Of N. H., Barber of Vermont
and Leavitt Of Conn. chosen Secretaries THE
delegates having handed in their credentials were cali
cd over The Baltimore Patriot says about I2O members
were IN attendaDcea correspondent of the Nat Jour-
nal reports from 30 TO 90.-1her were I'M
certain ne aforesaid correspondent states tina both
Judge Mclean and Mr. Rush had "put aside the
CROWN" and that Messrs Adams and Writ ere talked
oil Tor the nomnstionA late Albany Argus specuIat-
Ing on the subject says, that two parties will probably
divide the convention: "One the thorough paced an
unasons, the "adherens TO the for It's own sake
will urge tho nomination of Mr.. Adams with the Ger
tsipty that he will stand and with the conviction that
ne will show definitely the anti-masonic strength and
viii bring as great accessory force 10 the party as
any other individual equally distinguished, and equally
favorable 10 their policy and objects. he oher.--the
political or Tahckrg an.mssens 20 are essentially
ougn secretly, the friends OF Mr.. Claywill insist
upon The nomina ion Of Judge Mclean. Of Ohio first,
because they have good 10 believe that he
will consent to sand the anti masonic votes NAV be
thus ob,siDed ultimately Tor Mr.. Clay; and secondly,
because II he will stand he Is the strongest for
them, and his nomination, more than that Of Mr. Ad
ans may effect union between the snti-masops and
Irrational republicans" II has been said by the friends
Of Mr. Clay that Mr. Adams will not accept the noni-
insiion u preferred 10 him. This is said without authority;
and IN the face Of contradictory facts What the
swer OF Mr. A. to The mission, seaproinied or other
wise, from Philadephis, &c who waited upon him I'M
der the impression created by the rstTepoyts FROM
lucky, and suggested TO him, that the West for
Mr.. Clay, IL was TO be hoped that all the opponents
OF The present administration would unite upon hn7r
hs The bppy Es enif x Journal speaks OF q Ieitet
being we'd from Ohio, ursirg ,be nomip alton Of
Judge Milan aud saying that The an .mssou, OF Ohio
have had "severa' e,rp from Tim, In al OF which he
sspre"es hinsei decidedly sn,i.mssonie." III e
Argu seems TO ider the letter bumbus vti ,en
Tor cd e. ooly-and on the whole, ibinks IN u oTh,
dssien 81 fe"ain anti mssotie leaders, who bav,
sought " Ell uaIy In Other ways to serve Mr. Clay. 4.
10 gUsb The domination OF Mr.. MsL-an--but wi no
thoughts that he will consent 70 RON"
LATER.--By lost Erening's Nal whiting
The above, have received the Baltimore papers Of
Wednesday morning from whic II appears, that there
from sne, 10 from Massachusetts, from Rhode sl.
and,6 from Connecticut, from Vermont 81 from New
York, from New Jersey, 10 from Pennsylvania, s
rom Ohio, from Maryland and from DeIswsrs--s1
IN all. We srs proud 70 say, not man rom vrspis