Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
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written when Frnnee Due de @i
~ COMMITTEES 1t exhibition American feeling and we
hi. statesmen he is a1,
% speck'ed bird among the birds Of the Caarlestorm
The lrcro Mr. Livingston Due dc rosie i.deciaod III.
Inc 'seea, nnjuhabc demand tho Of De
10 the exclusion Of many articles room day for the
r. SeL OF MI Livingston to the Due dc Bogle
eosh, to stand aiamedcoe the nations Upon her
e'ase conducwe trust ta thofa P +" s
TO stand by Government ali rendered necessary by
y % w have the g 10 this quarrel and
Yet this is the Minister whom the " Richmond Wing"
graceS with the ePithet Of " Granny Livingston
Nj. Livingston received with acclamation on the
Iih July at N. York.The Corporation and their Guests
dned at the City Hail. where the Mayor presided 'Mr
Livingston, Com Elliott, Gov. Throop President Duer
Chief Justice Jones, Judge Oakley senior Anonte OF
Mexico and other distinguished persons among the
guests. The assembly very large"
4" When Mr. Livingston arrived at about o'clock
The company rose to receive him. and gave repeated
rounds Of cheers. He seated on the right of the
Mayor, who gave the following toast:
The Hon Elwsrd Lvinson; ,ugui,bsd reputation the
did public service Of IL. country '''''
The toast was drank with enthusiastic applause. Mr.
Livingston acknowledged the compliment briefly indis
position preventing his speaking at much length.
The Mayor now called upon President Ducr, of Co
Iumba College, for toast who gave
The Constitutional PLANTATION 25t of Ap II mus, bo
satisfactory as shows that so apology ea be required gysn
The SUcecssion
The Alexandria Gazette hopes that Mr. Webster mas,
be appointed Chief Justice--Gi pOiities apagt
New York paper mentions Mcssrs. Livingston Bin.
ney, Tame. Story +. p. Barbour Benton Louis NJ Lean
and d. Webster
The Philadelphia Inquirer prefers Judges Story or
Harbour, u either fancy Benton but gives the palm
TO Binney Webster
We sifewdly suspect, that tie able and accomplished
Mr. fancy will be appointed by the President.
GEORGLg.
The Union Convention have nominated Mcssrs Jabcz
Jackson and Jesse r. Cleveland candidates for Con-
gress to supply the vacancies occasioned by the promo
ton OF Judge Wayne and the resignation Of MIR William
Schcy The nominations Of the Baltimore Convention
were warmly supported and the Convention adjourned
IN the utmost harmony and ia The finest spirits. The
! republicans are sanguine Of success
! MIR. G. X Gilmcr has declined his nomination BY the
states Right Convention, Of candidate Congress But
Judge Dougherty accepts his nomination as Governor
FRaUDS UPON TyfE CREEKS
We are happy to understand, by the Globe that the
President has determined TO do all in his power 10 arc II
The outrageous frauds which have been perperated upon
the Greeks Gen Sanford has been requested Ia e,re.
rere "a his nresgofiO Of all the transactions in the
1 District assigned TO him a certifying Agent The
President has directed the Agents 10 suspend the ceytf-
eaf,O 81 c0lract and is determined approve Of none
until tlic whole subject be thoroughly investigated
We were not aware Of this state Of the facts when we
penned our article Of Tuesday lastand we most cheer
fully admit, with the Globe, that Tho Editor Of the
enquirer will perceive that the measures suggested BY
him, have been adopted, with others calculated ensure
] the accomplishment Of the objects Of the Government