From the Richmond Enquirer.

Republican Convention.
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The Convention adjourned on Saturday night, 1C
/ PcocA-after session Of near six hours. They
PnanlmousIy adopted long and efficient Address
L the People Of Virginia, of which 900 co les
tRere ordered to be printed in pamphlet form. A
prescription was made for establishing a cheap,
fFeekly political sheet, and measures were taken
|o' extending its subscription. An Electoral Tick :
was formed-a Central Committee, and Commit
ees Of Vigilance and Correspondence for the coun-
/ es and boroughs of the Com,no wealth were duly
Pfsanized. Various other resolutions were adopted


which due notice will be taken in the journal,
iat will appear on Thursday morning. The Ad-
1ess will appear in the Enquirer in the course of
us week, or the beginning Of the next. The ut
nest ' good feeling and harmony of operations pre-
aleo during the whole Convention. A generous
ullaon 1h:n appe ared to inspire them all, to see
"nlch OF them could do most good for the common
nsE' Suse' They met in fine spirits. A communion
k kndred feelings, and the communication Of one


ne oher respecting the state of the public senti-


ma1 Their respective districts exalted and
anos mse This tone-and they parted in the utmost


ieeiing, pedging to each other, when they re-
70 the bosom of their constituents 10 spare


anaa uof's 10 promote the triumph Of the Republican
Ehe So.; Not moments doubt appeared to darken
Cited oraon. .n Every one was buoyant every one ex


ma.s snd exhilirated-Every one appeared deter
r.eo s.ea TO do his duty. AS one of the DELEGATES


'e' w. SO did they all seem to feel: 1--WE will