Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-13
NOMINATIONS


Pennsylcanid.-Thc Convention of Harrisburg have
on the 10Th ballot nominated wilkins their President
The vote was for wilkins 67 for Dallas 63. CThey are
Misunderstanding, and colleagues in the U. S. Senate y
wilkins has accepted the nominaion.-A resolution was
submitted, to choose delegates the Baltimore COnuen-
ti0n but Instructed not 10 take their unless
the States we there repesentedfhs was lost by so 10
oil voes.George kremer told the Convention that sThe
who is nominated Baltimore will as surely get the
Electoral vote OF Pennsylvania there sun in the
Heavens"
-Mdine-The Jackson Legislative Caucus has nomi.
mated delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention
The Legislature has passed resolutions against the Bank
of the u S-The House has also adopted resolutions by
avote OF 81 TO So nsirucng her u s. Senators vote
against the U. \. Tariff policy (All hail, MaineD
The Baltimore Republican says, the Jackson Party in
Maryland will support the candidate the Baltimore Con-
vention.
Dicidc and Conquer.-The Boston Centinel re-
fcrs to the number of candidates held M by the
Jackson party, for the Vice Presidency-and saws
"Under these circumstances the National Republican
Party have reason TO hope for in ecctng their
candidate for Vice President whatever may the event
oil the election OF President Throughout the country that
party Will unite in support of Sergeant At the same time
nanuch as the jackson party divided among them
selves, must follow that neither of their candidates will
receive large number OF electoral votes
~, should Mr. Sergeant not receive majority of all the
electoral votes he WILL in all probability stand foremost on
the list and in that case would undoubtedly be elected Inv
the Senate, whom the choice would dcvoIvc in case
OF no election by the electoral colleges Should Sergeant
and Van Buren, be tie competitors and the former come
before the Senate with the highest number of votes his
final election would be certain II may therefore be as
suhcu prODabc, mat John Sergeant will be
next Vice President whether Jackson or Clay succeed
President"
The Legislature of Maine has been several DAYS in
secret sessionhe Argus admits it TO be upon the Boun-
aary question Anopposiiion print says, that the Presi
den Is ANXIOUS for Maine TO accept the award OF the King
OF the Northumberland he has succeeded bv n small
majority in the Legislaurcthat Maine is to receive COM
pensacn in lands 10 the westBut the Argus casts dis
credit over the story.
FOREIGN NEws.-The Silos Richards has arrived
at NJ York, from Liverpool, with London dates TO
the 2lth Jauuary.-The Reform Bill is progressing:
Its majority in the House of Commons is over
whelming (2l0 10 112.)-The London Courier as
serts that the King is determined on creating the
necessary number of Peers, if any should be want
ing to pass it-No certain news from Holland about
the Treaty. The Courier asserts that Russia and
Austria will not recognize Leopold: The Globe and
Times say they will. fortnight would decide
The Cholera continues to rage on the banks of the
Tync.-Don Pedro was to leave Brest with his
squadron for Terceira on the 21st January Don
miguel was making great preparations to repel him
when he should invade Portugal,--Grccce is again
the scat OF civil discord. The contendng parties
met at Argos, where the National Assembly was to
be held, came to blows, and about 100 persons lost
,nelr nvcs. Tie party Of Capo d'Istrias is said to