Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
The Northern Border.

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been eceived-,ha the President had obtained sasac.
tory information that Sir John COlborne OF Canada bad
refused 10 send renorcemenis 10 Sir John Harvey IN
New Brunswick, and that there were strong prospects
OF q satisfactory arrangement
No Special Envoy has yet been appolnted-and in all
probability the Presden, had not then determined 10 send
one at a-Bu if The urgency OF the case should decide
him 10 give additional weight TO the negotiation by de-
spa,ching an Associate Minister to London we do not
believe that the choice will fall upon any Of The gentle
men whose names have been thrown out in the public
prints Messrs Webster Calhoun, Canbreleng, and
Buchanan have been respectively suggested but we are
disposed to guess from all gelher that some name in
the alphabet not far from the Cs, will be selected But
RouS rerronS!
EXTRACT Of letter to a member of The General Assembly,
from gentleman in Prince Wattam, dated March y,
1889.
"The proceedings of the Democratic party in Prince
William ought 10 produce good results. The resolutions,
YOU will perceive whilst they admit that ference of
opinion in rezurd of the measures OF the Adm
nslrauon exists nevertheless, not only deprecae its
abandonment, but express undmlnished confidence in
the wisdom &c. Of the President AT this meeting were
the prominent not ALL the Conservatives OF the county
II shows most clearly they men OF prlnclpe-genu
inc Republicans unwilling 10 desert man whose prlnc
pies approach the principles Of Jefferson as those
Of any living because Of difference ofopnion with
him OF his administration, and TO join
party least give it indirect support whose every
fundsm principles they oppose deserter of The
Administration, at this important conjuncure in our pc
l,Ical fairs in consequence Of opposition 10 the Sub
Treasury, enough 10 cast suscipon on the political
principles OF any man blind devotion 10 men may
plunge one into error and throw him unconscIousy be-
You'd the pale Of his political church-Gut j he 'S0scr
second oue does not bring him 6ack to htod rest as.
sured, THERE MUST BE SOMETHING RADICALLY WRONG
EXTRACT of letter rOm 1dams county, State Of Ohio,
February 10.
ain politics, all Van Burians in thscounty, or
nearly so. We are gaining ground daily The Wings
are coming over by columns
Extract Of q litter from King George
"We are not divided here-But one Conservative in
the county! We are np!'
The Baltimore Patriot says lit is 81 wen out that
President Van Buren, is 20 take Southern and South
western tour the ensuing Spring and Snmmer-going
through Virginia, North and South Carolina and Dring
ing up a, the Hermitage"
NJ The movements on the Northern frontier, and our
unsettled relations with Great Britain, wall probably
prevent the Presidents tour ltnqa"r.
The Senate OF Missouri is said to have rejected The
Currency Bill the last day Of their session. by vote
Of 10 10 H.
F;We received by the last nights mail the Proceed
ings OF The Republicans OF Charlotte aud Nott"way-
They have both delegated deputies TO attend the lich
mond Convention.
The "Appeol 10 the Democratic Voters of Prince Ed.
,eard" by lone Of the People,, is received, and shall
appear in our next 1t requests meeting OF the RePuo
lcan citizens Of the county on the next Court day, 10
take action the course Ut Mr.. Fenabe.
NJ The meetings in Morgan county and Princess
Anne unavoidaJly postponed I'LL our next
NJ Our Correspondents mus, still have "e pa
tierce" The Proceedings of the People Chose OF Ere.
derrick &c, on first page)-and the conclusion OF
Mr. Smiths Speech in the Senate occupy much oil our
room.