Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

be wide awake in April lhrou4 ,:ut the State hope
--- mag be induced 10 come out al April Court. II
VIII regererale Amelia.
.Hatke1, Couaiy-"We, in these parts, have not yet
heard The result The Senatorial struggle except your
three days war, that We have received. was glad TO
Bee The Republican GGnd stand firmly al their post
and support Republican both gooa and true with hear
t. good voice It 10 me, that Rives cannot be
too roughly handled, sc. &c Some ol our hgs ap
piiud, others condeian him.
hiHg i Queen The election Of Senior is now over
and hope has resulted IN The defeat OF MIR. Riges
The editors Of the Wing have shown their eleven foot
1t any doubt existed before Ct their consistency, their
late Course have dssipated it. Ii Mr.. Rres IS
elected by The aid of Whg votes it will in my opinion
DO much 10 destroy that party in Virginia. The Admin.
lsalon is certainy gaining ground hereabouis and the
efFing Elections will prove It-Will not Alr Iyers
eyes be opened by the course Of the Wings: Can he
trust and act with them any longer: Have they not
shown perfect willingness 10 sacrifice him, and 10 mar
his iutnIe prospects,:
Erir"r' If Il is,te- from Washington, Marek ).
he Legislators generally are vending their way 10
tnriT homes Some few straggl-rs remain amongst US,
~ TIE sailors Of lhneas raTi nantes m gnrgHc rGSi0
The temper Of the House pretty good towards the
close OF the session. and many necessary bills passed
- saw - on Saturday evening. and c"nveIsct
with him about the late toray the Northern frontier
his opinion is, tia. 'ale events will p:cCpltae the ad
Justine nj Of all difficulties between and Great Britain.
stated that provision had been made, in the APPrcp
alton Bill Ter he outfit and salary Of special envoy %
Lohuoh; Hut lie seemed 10 trk that such step Wou.C
hardly he necessary; that Ste could bring the mat
ter to close, if closed with the Queens ministers at
London. My OpiEan Is, the, the British will pro
pose compromise, which shall give them way over
their own land from Canada New Brunswick, for
WHICH they will give the Yankees equivalent. above
the disputed land. An intelligent gentleman irom Maine
tells me- that such Ell arrangement Will be entirely
ccpabc ~ the people Of Maine they wish 10 travel
the road well as the English. However, Mr. Van
Buren, IS determined 10 quit this matte. Until II Is
settled
THE Delegates from Maine have remained here, and
are pressing the President 10 send out Special Envoy
CITY OF RICHMOND.
The Republicans Of this city held very respectable
a%d animated Meeting in the City Hall on Tuesday
night, to appoint delegates 10 t!eir brethren the
General Convention oil the lclhDr BrockrEbrough in
the Chair, and Capt Bigger, Secretary. They adopted
very decdrd resolutions IN behalf Of the Convention
and appointed IL Delegates to attend the Convention
We are most reluctantly compelled 10 postpone the de-
tails I'll our next paper
We compelled to postpone the proceedings of Nor
folk county, Clarke, FauGuier, flenrico, &c, Until
next-Lancaser too, sends her delegates 10 the Con.
ventiun.
The Republicans Of Isle of Wight have had an ami
mated meeting and selected >to attend the Con-
ventlon at Richmond.-lney have appointed than
100 Citizens TO constitute COMM tex OF Vigilance -
They have also requested Col. Arthur Smr:l to serTc
again, their delegate the General Assembly; and
sue" the Colonel is much i Republican, not
10 obey the wishes of the People.
Thus, every thing is showing that The People Grsup.-
We suspect: that friend, The Orator of Rappauan.
neck, may yet rue his prcdclionand that b" hIins~!
mag BE- deSIlned 10 play the part Of The Emperor a! st
Helena.
We have received the Proceedings Of the Republicans
OF FaHTuirr. They hive appointed il Delegates to a.
tend tie Convention al Richmond. ! nc details IN cur
next.