Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-11

RHODE ISLAND.
The Senate he refused 20 into the election of Srna.
Cor snl It's therefore postponed until January The
H. OF r. has passed resolutions the Bank by
considerable msjaiiy; aud il is therefore probable though
these are not exactly ,es Of each other La The
" on joint ballot will be against the Administration
Wing paper says, that "h,i the two Houses et.
would have been for A. &. Greene, Wing. AZ f. Pot.
ter, Jackson. 27; VIM Spfague. anti masonic, ID So
you may feel assured the Wings have beaten"
DELAWARE AND VERMONT.
Delaware elects her irnbsr OF Congress today smes
n B,ysrd (Admnis'raiion)is against john J. Mill.
srn, the present position Member.
Vermont also elects this dsv inber OF Congress for
the 9th DsiiicGsn Isaac Fletcher is the Jackson
d:dstc
III Alabama Judge Smith formerly of s. Carolina. IL
regularly nominated candidate for Cngiess in the
district Of c. C. Clay, E,q who is candidate for the
Governors Chair.
INSTRUCTIONS.
The Jefferson Free Press is evidently pnnic struck,
nj the progress of Instructions. Ii says that they
:" have but majority of lS on joint ballot and if
Uhey) permit through apathy, 10 of these to be IN
strurted, no matter whether il be accomplished by
urtitce or otherwise, the result will he equally ia
tni.' IL calls upon its friends To- the rescue and to
fight the "Dev will fire." We suspect the estimate
nf the Free Press of Is is ligl,--hesIlcs the III
sfi'uss IL is known tiia Opposition DSssSte
has run away-alid his place will he supplied by
friend OF the Administrations The fire is certainly
spreading. The articles in this paper, show that
Surry has been carried, aud Frederick with her Two
Antics out of her three Delegates are instructed, by
more than 100 signers--Wc can count up AT least
been carried-besics or 5 others which are doubt
ful. Wc.undersiand that the Opposition claim Pow
hatan carried their side. I, inny be so: though
we received letter from that couutv ON SATURDAY.
which SAYS:
Our oppouen's. by the helping aid OF foreign force
will push us toierAby hard in Powhasn but we leei
!e"y cera,n OF success. presume no nam can doubt,
mat oil resident voters We have decided majority
IN favor OF the Administration. And shall I've greatly
deceived. it, with their 2o from Richmond and Manches
ter aud their recruits from the surrounding counties
ID moi uiuDii-
sn''y instruct Mr. Old, aud prevent their instrucng Mr.
The opposition nre now be ginning to pers,,ade the
Instructed Delegates, that they are not bound by
such Instructions as will lie presented to them
that s instructions signed Ivy majority Of tho Peo-
pie. We sec the game that is 10 he played Every
effort will he made during The winter to persuade
the Instructed AGENTS to sacrifice themselves for Mr.
Leigh, and with illcn The rights of their constituents
the doctrines of Virgiuia, nnd cardinal principle
of Republican Government iself-If the p,onle
have right TO Instruct they also have right to say
hoc they will instruct. To deny that right is at
once to say, that the People are too great fools to
govern themselves.
The Danville Reporter states that Dr. Atkinson
addressed the People of Halifax, Yesterday week
and declared "his determination not to obey The In
structons but II driven to the alternative of obed-
ence 10 Instructions volntve of his principles and
at war with the interest Of the State or resignation
he t0N 'tnhesitdiingiy resign"
The Senators in ~. York
We submit the following s'ateeut from the New York
Commercial OF the 5u, will, sing lie comment: These
Senators blind la spite Of their experience ,., vi,
ter, they overaced their part Sena.c-snd nov they
have oustrip all cynterferng in HE politics u
hnn'her sta'e-and wha ever may he urged ia
'her Behalf addressing an excited multitude in manner
calculated TO iname their passions a higher point The
Aencsn assigns as an or them, that they decIin
au ,'e 'hV''aohs OF The Wings TO atsnd their meeting
'a they addressed the People only because thousands
OF their eilow-Ciiizens waited upon them and tAt MIR
rrnnay d'h actually attend AT Tammauy IalI.Rrad The
following, however, and then lei any impartial man
cuse he can this gross ndscI ton OH The parl of the
M From he Men York Commercial .qdoeriser Nor &
yo.sda & the @ o.
10 Wa;ns, ~, w "Ds'et h"h arrived here his
Hall adio1r"ei bia,e 's "msnss a;senbase a, Masonic
%% delays. IN eca.eqaense of the absence OF ar
e so'S Ss Sr C aa & eiueed ad
pauso aai he VS. connected 60 a" w ns shouts OF sP
s "s eoqasaec V asi .s psi,,
si and W. ,na 1a Them on~s, to tho
reeabc depended On tho by Wings 9th city
cd aud during the silence succeeded ess and ,hse az soI
they & The G , %'s on ns""o.a, .
w h aled tho whole Of 'CsiNay om Duane
Wings enough On the ground acGsones ,tUus
Amer paying iS respects M Webster, ,he s' Whole BODY
The Hon Mr. soqhaF Of New jersey Sir Ewiag Of
These gentlemen being loudly called fDr by tho assembled
house and oesy la ad Inlsas s bo Of
es1 .apo%doa sy sIol address ep to with oong
New p S on yoa, saaos ;a Mr Ewing WGs
which ia so wholly unexpected" = 49, "Ss''
Nh sca,ad concluded vers aO.s with tho expression
OF M regret that the a'hy of Now Jersey given
ans ,emporay triumph, but exOed the whss New iok 10
o" WI" o"o New Jerey on the side Of tho Constitution
Going .aheGd-1he Iaonney imIrieencer sll o.ryo,,.
down 'c contest TOR tie Presidency Clay and " Bren
IL arns, that he two great parties in the United States
whose leaders Clay and Van Buren, do not, however
look up TO the Telegraph say who shall be The
on either Georgia hs' isca,dcd Nullirsion-N Caro-.
luna always dsowned il, and Virginia not " the
al tlo lItr al Halo. Il a..
graph ought long to have made the discovery that il
can have Influence either OF these great divisions Of
the people neither the Wing Ii IS vain In aitc,nnt
H. II viii be Clay aud Van Bnren."
Tho Saturdays Telegraph says: eve are well aware
81 the prejudice against preserve have suffered re
pented and cruel Injustice at the hands of those who riot
an the fruits OF labor; and feeling ibis We shall deli
hedle we'll before take any part im support of any can
diiae who nay be put ia noHnaonl''-Bui notvitI-
standing iis unexpectedly etnodvst declaration ON ,s
Telegraph, goes say, that ',e vo:e which Judge
White give Tor the force bill orms strong and almost IN
superabe objection with US; bat lhis although no il
not choice, should be Confetti TO see him the Pres
on ibis yujsc, ,a advise il quiet f il can Judge
'" wlli not thank b m foI his support.
FANATICiSA
Mr. Abbot Laurence BOSTON, the Wing candidate for
Congress- in tho l.. District, has been addressed by 10 of
is fellow eizens te subject al slavery aud the slsve
trade nile District OF Columbia. Their Letter is
columns long IN the Boston Gszeio-- gives an exsggof
aIed picture OF slavery aud the purchase OF slaves in The
District oil Columia-ssks him "to aid us in this c.e.
aud We should be grshed know HAT YOU will use yo,
endosyors u the National Councils il your fellow citizens
shall call you TO ihcH procure for this subiecta full aud
deliberate invest SiOn We ask Of vow Il Won sbold
os oiected a. Representative from Massachusetts, that