Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

The preamble and resolutions adopted with unrs.
amped unannity, and Will be fund 10 speak Ire
me- ats of the VIII lie party. We invite attention thcu
asa nIascry view Of the existing of ;flils. Va
learn from proceedings Of meetings and papers which w-
ceve that kndIrd splrI, OF ncIlatun prrvad al
quarters Of the State Let it be cherished, aud ccmo.
cracy will soon again lis banuc! IN triumph.
lie ricnds Of Mr.. Clay moving in Phrladelphis
The National Gazette Stats That " \ very "sp"ctaLir
nrrtng m his friends was held at Carals Bolivar lo'r
on Saturday evening last. Col. J, I'm G. Nat'.ou.h
was called to the Chair aud MrsSrs Cope and Macaf:-
ty we're appointed Secretaries. The suhjnned account
Of it from the Pennsy lvania Inquirer Of yesterdays
We rejoice To be enabled 10 state that the proper
spirit p"rvadcd the mer!lnglhat general dlsp"sl,n
Was manifested 10 Weld all personal attachments, in u.
Ger 10 prcrntc uniom ard harmony anal rOmci1t IF
ten among the cnire oPpoMt'on, ANA thus to ensure
the triumph at uur and our candidate IN lcJt.
The meeting was addressed in the Course OF the evening
by Josiah Randall, Esq, Cot John H. "atI"ush, Col.
John II. Powell. and or two either gentlemen. The
merits and services of Mr. Clay adv rted 10 by
of The speakers and in language Of the strongest cuo-
yybul the sentiment UNIVERSAL that the present
net the time urge the clals OF any particular
Lual to the exclusion diSparagenet "t tn" ""r
lingu shed gentlemen VI the TroSiiion-and that h! nc~
in 10 allow the whole opposition all "ppor;nnyut
ncrutratng their strength, and harronIzns ri~!r
G. uIsp il Is rxpcGrnt 10 held GrHtIHL f":r ;On i.
SOME future prrird, in which the whot p"fy may I-
fairly rprrsr nrd The claims 0 the various Candidate.
>eL. and the most available selected rrsoluttr 70
this offered By MIR. Randall and adopted MIN.
empowering tn Chairman and Secretaries 10 appon:
committee Tor the purpose OF making arrangements fer
general Town Meeting for the election OF Delegates
the pr"pn:ed Convention
Mr.. Walsh still, goes for MI Webstrr-but approves q;
General Convention "->tHc or .Htio"a', Sir: The
!iends Of Nh. Webster also the arrt-trpay hGl
honor, as appears by the following notice
"DISsER TO Mn. WEGsrEK-Such of the citizens Of
the city aud county of Philadelphia, diSpoSrd H.
unite in rendering complimentary dinner 10 DIn"i
Webster, requested to meet at the Court Room, 5.
T. corner of Chrsnut and Sixth Streets, rtresGaY
evening. 4; Z u clock.
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
The Jackson States Rights Banner gives the follow.
ing majoril.rs for Lynch over Runnr!s
Kinds county maturity Tor Lynch lGt votes
Rankin, - ::i
Madison, " - log
Majority for Lynch in three counties J2l votes
The Banner (Whs) says " We feel NJ douL, ui TO
election Of Jud &c Lynch GovrTn"r o.; this State.
The Alabama " Flag of the unicn" (DemocTaiic pa.
per- has the following paragraph:
NIssisSrpI.-I |, cIuis this State took place
on MondaY and Tuesday last particulars rrcriv.d-
We however learn that III Monroe and LuwnGrs
tics tie Van Eurcncs TRUMP he'd by large maIorIrs
We have douh, Of Mississippi bot will Wager
'grey goose quill that she goes Tor Van Buren, by '0i0
majority As Richie says. shall see NEXT week
In Low ndes county. Runnrls Lra l., uc 2il
and the Columbus Dem"crac Press rp0TfS !mirnsc
rajorcs for the Drmoe ticket in M"nror No4ubr,
Oak tbbpeha and Winston counties. The DimUcra,c
candidates for Congress. far, appear 10 run better than
the Goyrrrr ia LUwnGrs county. for Example. Clai.
horne has beat Dickson :i5, and v iIkus IL" Other
Wing, 30 Edwards has beat thc former III. ard the
latter :!:}. Kinds county presents sEn!ar varIann
Lynch is GG ahead Of Runn's Whereas Dickson i.
OILY 20 votes ahead Of Edwards aud ~ % Clas"rrr-
and Wilkins Ii,c other Why candidatr) 10 ~ behind
Edwards, and only ahead of Claiborne.
.IURYH CHhOLLN7
The die is cast in The LrgS!Atnrc-as the following
Letters will show:
To The EditorS-" RALEIGH. Dist Nov, lS:E.
Gas the election Of Public Printer by Legislature
to-day, indicates pretty nearly the strength {" pIlo N
tina! body, take the liberty to communicate 10 you the
result Mr. Gales, Editor Of the Register, after canvas
ing among members until yesterday, and ascerlan'ns
that he could hr rlcctrd. Withdrew from the contest
and united with the Wings and Nullihrrs IN pushing The
fortunes Of the Editor ot the STAR Thos. }. Lemoy
The balintng stood,
For pho White, (cditor Of tie &andard.) le5
:. 1hoS. J. lcmay, neutrality-suspicious.. :?
Seven members absent: our party ] think IS
two n- three votes stronger than the above wond nc
cate"
Tr the Editors-t RALEIGH y. C., Nov. %
''YesicrGay, Pmlo White reelected Public Printer
The vote Stood White lO5 I.emoy 50, and Gales -
Tomorrow the Election OF Governor comes RlrI.
ard d. Spa9h will be rum and elected, BY the Reput
Iican party, by large. if not larger MINORITY than
White received There is no question but that we are
stronger in the Legislature than that Indicated Sud
indeed there is great revolution going thu Stale
The J., publican Party beg inning 10 open trIr
Al first, having understood that White Admins
tratinn man. and that he had always been soand Icing
4 Southern man. tliry somewhat inclined 10 sup
port him! but now finding that If elected at ALL he must
be elected by the Opposition, they are dropping him;
and give ii my deliberate opinion, that Van BGnn
will get the vote Of the STATE BY large Jorty-say
from ten TO twenty th"nsand.'