Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

lad bred in The hest Virginia stables WIS seated on
his back l" his dress were blended the fashions Of
the whiie man and Of the Indian On his flag gared
in large Capitals, STATE RIGHTS ECON |
Only" REPUBLlCANISM OF NINETY |
EIGHT and IN the back ground painting a re. |
presentation oil an encounter, in which the how OF
Cupid overcomes the scapng. knife Of the Savage,
designed rs an emblem of the new mode of incucat-
ing civilization 10y means OF the pleasant process OF
intermarriaees
lie carried neither scourge nor gosd. His enemies
thrust under has saddle large bundles of mis- stated
treasury Reports-Suppressed Documents, &c but
his rider, with the slight of hocus pocus, feed him.
self from these encumb, ances. They attempted too
TO point out specI OF + federalism, which they said
had attached itself 10 him, bu, it bedizzened 10y
the Respondent dapples of Republicanistn which
pervaded his whole body.
The competitors were ~ length uar>halled AZ the
post. The Judges gave the word-GO hurra
was shouted by the multitude and off dashed the
Sailnnis an empire the prize.
ihey started IN the State of Maine, through which
state mere were two tracts the Missouri Tract
ana The Maine Tract. The Crawford promptly sc
'ecteu the Missouri route, which he steadily pursu.
ed, and at the onset Car ahead OF the Adams,
who lost much lime IN iempOrising, in first trying the
advantages ui one tack, aud then OF the other, TO
catch The more popular breeze. At length having
gotten into tie current, he spread all his canvass,
'nd then omsued vigorous contes, between the
Crawford and the Adams, which however resulted
~ the supremacy of the latter Throughout New
Hampshire the Adams continued TO lead the van
ihe same Success continued 10 attend him as he on
wards passed over Vermont but they dashed a.
.o"S bieth hlnuhtaiiS the OH Warriors the
Revolution shouted zealousy iur Old Hickory, who
nlaie run al the Adams uudrr thus cheering, hui
| Intellectually. Massachusetts was next entered the
Adams far ahead Here 'he ,ider of the Adams
"ninried his heretofore concealed hnnner which dis
played 4" The Hartford CORrepfion,' aud the &" Uni
rerSat Yankee Nation ~ and amongst those neopis
who have 81 loug cried" Etgirnd is the Balirtrk AT
our feli@ton, the effect which these ali>manic
words produced was prodisIOus. Fanueil Hall r.
sounded with cheers. Throughout the AdAms led
| the way.
L., i.
career, on The plains OF Lexington y The shades of
nose wings, whose homes bleaching ON those
| NEEDS. They essayed TO from the brow nr his
ride, the traitOrous ensign which hc had lust uniurled
hed Tor the successful progress ofihe Adams willis,
'he other naeS uode OH soil peculiarly heavy to re-
, publican bouts.
no change was noticed in their progress through
hhode Island hu, as they reached the confines of
Connecticut, the Adams evidently tagged, nowith-
s'anuing ihe Hehemtnt application OF the spur
I whilst The others seemed tn acquire new ,inour
! Al Stoni"gtoa the whole Eeid passed the Adams
VINO was III tia, period terribly frightened at the
c"rouSa'S OF The people Of that ,inge who were Just
Ihch celebrating the anniversary at their victory
! C"mmohorc Hardy. " III, ,ienilpman of PbiladcP
phi,', vino rode The Adams was much vexe,I M This
accident, and declared it & unhecunimg religious
,"u n"'a people 10 REFUGE at their victories oven
| their enemies"
Illus accident brought the competitors together,
am' ~ prciy well started line all entered the Stale
ol New York. In This State there was no sb,,n rid
| ins. IL was deemed by all an important stape in
tie contest. The struggle was vchen en-, ON The NM
oi each. The Craiciori Icd the way, pressed how
ever frequently, up to the girth, bv The Adams In
th's stale the rider of the Adams douced his Hart
ford Conv entiOm flag but not so conulcieIy as 10
obscure entirely gl'mmer'ns of The ancient insc,ip
tiOn. The times had clnuce,i-Nrw York - :, ~
herself again. i he rider OF the Adams tricd each
an, 10 urge the duh delay oi his beast A volatile
genus he had been every hing hy starts and uo-
lng long lie rode sometimes IN federal stie, some
times III English sly le and sometimes in.Ihe rruulli-
can way, though awkwnriy enough !, is true bui 10
no advantageous end. The Crawford led he wav 4:
ana ihis excited no asionisiment ia those WHO were
hFfizPd thai Noah had ianght Richie how 10 avail
himself of all The ia that mighty staie The
course OF the Adams 10 that state was too de, ious
tor one who had bat lutte time Ia spare The moor
calhoun was greatly Distressed. The CLAW made a
vigorous, lint unsuccessful effort The J1cksou was
doing well, hut when he Ieaprd across the great ca.
Hct, his ''der shouted lluzza for Dewitt Clinton -
which so 'eX The Iammanies that they threw every
SORT OF inhhIsh aud olat.ut iion in his path. New
jersey also became ihe arena of "A vigorous contest
ana u Is IN u 10 Nay winch acquired the victory -
Bus ~ - belle, ed the Adams mniniaincd a general
+ superiority IN thai sta:c houeh us they bourdcd
across The feidS Of Prcetoa and Trenton the Jack
son gained The front, and WAS the first enter the
frontier oi PENNSYLVANIA. Ia this state the success
oi each was various and alternate. Much fine tuu-
niGg was displayed az tliS Stage, and variety Of
deAeious Teas were performed by The riders chief
! y ny those OF the Adams, The Calhoun aud the
/ Jackson-ac panied with Bl,nrsrate ai,etcl-
ton tut little crcditaLle 10 the parties But So suon
a. they entered the couhnrs of MARYLAND The Craw
'ord "hp' ahead AID dashed tirn0g hout the
| Acknowledged victor. Near To BliIinnre another
accident beie the Adams. lie boiled ~ the sight OF
the star spansed banner, which hoated" like
s' Gamer lo1g aud gay, triumphnmtly um the i1ni
parts OF Fort -lfcHemy. In Virginia, though held
hard in hand, The Ci'W ford ian lar ahead His an
Ilgo"isis could sea ccly Keep within SIGHT OF him
lie SEEN 10 be waited ON The wing. Of the wind
"-----anl as he few
Left all the world behind"
/ ~ Richmond the Adams isain few Ihr track such
was his horror az tie " Prospect befors u.s.! PuIsu-
ing lIis unrhtohed career tie Crawford rushed tn
u"'phani across the stale of n. Caiolin4 On ener-
my the borders Oi ) Carolina The uroeress Of the
Crawford was marked with less velocity ion he was
speedily overloaded hy the CdAiOua Bun he did nor
tamcy yield 10 the lauer, for warm ,spulaticn en-
sued, winch attracted the curiosity of one Dir Sem
tor SmIil TO such q degree that In. nite mutirg 10
cross he path of the Calhoun, he was shockinely
trGmpfed Upon. Since the occurrences he ,aS SpoEen
t,cO three times 10 The people b it /, believed such
IS the nature OF his bruiscs that he will never entire
" recover from their effects The Calhoun ureyal-
cd in South Carolina bat just rs he had plared him
sell ~ Jumping position lean acrnss the Savpu-
nah river into the State OF Geo gia one CU,nmi1p a
noted shooter III That quarter, whu had iahPn n sly
n squirting position on the Georgia bank fred huge
hiundcIbuss, charged up TO the muzzle with Coiogne
traier. direct into his face which being neither cover
Ell with SIX or OAK bark not imperviOus To- the
touch Ol this sensitive load nf the assaanl and the
consequence was, that the Calhoun twisted, " eeleJ
and iell---io more.
II Over tile sands Of Georgia the Crawford bounded
with The swtuess OF the Antelope and AS he passed
through AUGUSTA, zealoi fired ~ him squh chare-
n eel with tede0,Sm but If The even scratched
him, the wound vas instantly healed NV one Doctor
! Abbott noted ianier. To reach the State of Ten.
ors-er The Indian territory had Ia he crossed aud
the whliemen WHO bad settled there purely however
10 tecif me aDori@D"s tie or Of cirHi,afi IN means
~ NE process ~ nfatrimORY greeted him with The wells
OF victory. Tie parties militant next struck the soil
OF Tennessee and then IL that the jackson ew
"-like an arrow -,