Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

Ar S.reen's "imaglnaon Is over.excited." The plan
d nominating Convention, T. got up by tho Ropubh-
esos Of N. HsmP'hire, who so far from being for the
hirA foSf Poiiey expressly denounce II, aud insist
mon cutting down the duties 10 the point merely enc
esssary for the Idndry erpenss OF the government
80 much for Mr. G. s consistency of statement Again
We have expressed disapprobation OF bringing
forward Mr.. b. ss v. President (and we repeat il
because Mr.. G. represents friendly to the Conven-
ton, for that purpose)-wc arc almost confident that
Mr.. v. Il. hm,elf does desire the nomination bu,
that no will probably stay in kuglsnd four years about
the ordinary time. as foreign Minister.
Mr.. Greene mas nation becomes III more excited
Ne. Clay and Mr.. Van Buren," co m. oil the things
with may happen. We beg you, my worthy cir, to
'eemm,nj your temper" ID cam Of No such cos.iuon,
We in'r.ai you. Il was never cresmed Of in cur ph
issophy." ~e assure you--and The nom.n, 1, should
"hspp.n" 10 take place, why then ouch a discovery
sses"d "e.. new hight" on Mr. y.B', principl..-Bi,
one Q, shS,e d.eov'riss, which arc lsi, TO such
: :ss Il; s.' ss. spi S.; "s !. b.
Wheu Mr.. @. has his 70 g., We wi thank n M for
thsm-bus let him be assured, that Mr.. " b. 1, too
clear . poli'issn and rather too much OF "au arch
Magician" IT stsong. common sense make. a man ,usb)
- fall INFO incredible buudr We certainly sbouls
give up our favourable, opinion Of Mr. v. b. il ,ueh
.A'nE could DC .temptsd-By h. bye, M. G cen st,.
avrtual Coaii n be,w- Ell the ri .nds of civ mi
Caih"un. Mr.. 9. promised u. commentary up. n The
sruse-out he has no, yet thou bt ht u give it, We
Wilt fos II With rery great anri.fy!
~" saIu, una. Mr.. Rand sph, finding his health too
mueh impaired to venture 10 Russia has resigned his
commission as Minister TO the Court of ST. Petersburg
and that his resignation has been accepted by our
vernment II also said, that before his resignation
was accepted. MI K believing that the elections in
virginia would take place in June and that he was
therefore ineligible, partly induced by this circum
nnss 70 request his friend to announce the Dis
trist hi: wish to decline poll for Congress. The an-
ANNEXATION 10 said TO have been made AIr r. is believ
ID 10 have set sail from England before this time
We DO not precisely undersan. who the candi-
fold n.
CIuuP has been declared candidate-We have heard
various reports about Judge Bouldn of his having de-
s''nsd-of his being still before the people, SC.
THE FRENCH CLAIMS.
Later accounts have been received from France, IL
10 now said, that the French Government offers the
Claimants SO 900 900 We should think this Common.
sauon was inadequate 10 their just demands II is all
..,a, ma' maj effort will be made by Govern
ment Tor the adjustment Of the Claims-and that Mr.
an buren, may go cu,r TO Paiis with powers plenpo-
sSnyGihis On DIG tits to be understood, is neither
any ofical source.-The reader will please tber.fore
70 take II for what is WORTH The Claimants in most of
ssr Cries are said to have given the President carte
blanche for the adjustment of their demands n ia
sincerely hoped for the sake of both Countries that
arrangement may be made which may prove honorable
10 France, and satisfactory to the u States But there
u;. @ dlmculties in the case, which will
ts"o no hue perseverance,, cooness and Judgment on
hc part oil our ncgoistors, and no little concilatory
spirit on both sides, ultimately 10 remove
KENTUCKY ELKcrIoNs-7o the Editors, from
ken'urky, dated 2th June, 1891
VS. consider our coming elections quito h.tt.rip.
'hs o.ekson PMty-Giilh-rs elsstion i, .v.n admit
ID ~ hi. opPopents, and Lyon wiek,ifs D.ni,I nd
~ "A. lennon. will be returned without, difficulty
.1nsey and Ad.ir will succeed, but by very small ma
Jsr's'-in Chil'oni District think HAYES VIII mi
.mPh And our frisnds calculate eerisiny on The s,e,
ton Of Jaekscn representative Eom Leeon n,s,spNa.
,nS oSt our own div'ions could have created doub
Serc-CoIsman will be beaten, and Irsbably L.,ese,
81 pariifaa. '' u' 1858
10 our State Elections we have no doub, Of tie
Iehowng secession 10 our itreDg,b. From Washing
l. L'vngs'on I, Butler I, Pulaski 1, Wayne l. D,s.
L. .nd z OF Senators, aud probably NOR, and w,
fesi ahursdbaI we cannot lose me re Than membar.
say one from Woodford, Shelby, ami Madam %