Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-25
EI.ECIIONC

GLoRGIA.-The last returns give Lumpkin 2935l
votes, and Crawford % I07.L IS present aiory 1914
and counties TO he heard from IL is estimated that
Lumpkn will beat Crawford about 1000 votes. A letter
from Augusta states, that the returns as far as
Union Members are elected great number OF the
iroup men elected as staunch Union men-bmt they
have such aversion to the Clakeites that they will
JOIN them until the question MON uic alton;
had been the test every thing would have gone
for us; as it is, have nothing fear-Csrona killed
Modification, and hard work find Georgian to saw
he is a Carolina Nullifer"
OHIo.-The Columbus Sentinel claims majority OF
f,oenfy or more friends OF the Administration in the lie.
other side OF the question, admits that there will be
majority, in both Houses, OF Jackson men.
critic in the Philadelphia Sentinel performs the IN
gracious office of stripping Mr. John O. Adams of the Pea
In no very agreeable chaacera PIsgarist without being
Poet. The critic takes Mr. A. in the Boston To-
Ken, and contends that they are nothing but Translation
Plague in The FOrest-and La Fonaine calls hi. La Nor
fdfife, or The MWrdn We have similar confession
from the Lion and the same oily Battery TO the vices of
the great from the willy Fox. The catastrophe similar
in both:
Tho bncses, crime thcir live. could show,
Was washed az white virgin snow !;
The victim ASS"
Such is Mr.. Adams-now let us have the translation
from LA Fonaine:
Fo,l.w'd the donkey's declaration
r Whi o soP o the ,n S Sen .0 BE- %"s too
Whs% d ,h%%. 90" To-" =. grew SO plenty
From such a sin but death purge ye-
Death without benefit of clergy"
We are afraid that poet for stealing 1nofher's
grass must he likewise condemned TO "death without
benefit Of Clergy"
William Cobbett is not more remarkable for the strength
81 his mind, than the coaseUess OF his We
surprised 10 find in letter, that has been repubhed
from his Register Of Aug a. addressed TO MIR George
Woodward Brooklyn, N. York"-not only some very I'M
just aud iberai remarks made upon Nj. Gouges Book
Banks (Which by the by, Cobbe has Iepublished for
the sake of its valuable acisbu also the following pas
sage:
"Now for another To my
prison 10 tho United s "J C 'sS 1" @
Icy ""S @ s s S. ~ h".o s S %S | not @ & @
mods surprising the wonders Of BsRos muScHu'ES himself
6onbSsod will be so Mind as to send me- you Gao tho
following things. or books printed ofwhch con
Mr. Cobbe may pm, himself at about the persons
least whom the British ssioners met with in this
City. The Superintendent OF PeDiienitdry IS not
10 stuff them with IiesFull trust may he reposed
in The accuracy Of his accounts We cannot oresr at The
time expressing suprZe that the French Com
msoners did not think worth their while visit In
sIituoD which we have doubt s among the best
Quoted peniiehiiares in America. IL IS more upon the
plan oil sing Sing OF New York, than OF The new Pcni
Tertiary OF Philadelphia. The wOrknon are consign-
ed TO as nneb solitude possible yet they work together
under the siriccst surveillance, lObddDg all CONVERSE
iion, sc.
Encouraging to Literature MIR. Cooper's new No.
vel, The Heddmdn," is just published. From the de
lgbtful extracts have seen, hazard little in
endorsing the opinions OF those who have read the Novel
that 1t superior TO any OF his later productions We
happy 10 learn from tie BSfirrore Gazette, that THE
author said 10 have received thousand guneas TOR the
right OF the work ~ England aud FIVE thousand dol
lars in this country, from Messfs, Carey, Lea Blanchard
making, altogether, thousand dollars, for what W
probably the work OF two three months We think, az
ter this, that ought 10 hear Of the want OF en-
enlargement 10 American authors In fsct II they have
any professions TO merand the world Is altoae
50 n'ensble TO merit would appear from the conPIsints
OF somsthey better off than English authors since
they can secure copyright in both coun,ries."
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