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The Enquirer of Saturday adds.

 "The committee on the address va report till this morning.

 But we have enough to satisfy IS. :. in the noble and conciliatory snepss Messrs. Gordon, Barbourand Wallace in the free intercourse which has n,s between the friends of Messrs. Cal6@] Van Buren; enough in the down-caalJ and crest-fallen countenances of om nents, to satisfy us that the republicsn is now s' one and indivisible.D The N reunion has come to drop balm an5 sings from it's wings. As was said N convention, the ark of the republican } which has been agitated on the pillows sea of liberty, for twelve months mv now touched the summit of Mount N the rainbow of peace is brightening lh,| vens, and the dove has gone forth froo| ark to bring back the olive-braneh to \, party. We announce, therefore, toomI1 every wherein Virginia, and in eyerv State, that we are now firmly and nij bly, reunited. The Calhoun and Van party are one and the same. They will go for the candidates of the republican and this noble reconciliation and unlg ton will shed its moral influence, moi through all the length and breadth d ginia, but through North Carolina, hl all the Soutb-throughout the Union hail the meeting of the present convent the hamburger of union and success t party.

 " We shall carry Virginia triumphan All we have to meet and overcome a, great peeuniary means of the whigs am insIdious arts. See for the one the from Rockbridge, in this mornings pa see for the other the letter about then ceedings i'll kanawha-and their exert palm upon us new votes by the plesi election, and to scatter their fictitious su over the commonwealth We know and we must act with the energy whi case requires"

 In another brief paragraph, Mr gives this strong and animating assun

 We tell our friends in Washingtt elsewhere, that we have had gloriou vention; that the republican party ar united; that our only contest will nc who will strike the hardest at Clay a clique, that we are all in high spiris, the whigs wish to keep up the spiritso friends here, they must send them som humbug news and extravagant ealcd about the prospects of their champo &c''