Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

The Lon i7yirS Go,er rtt he Lrmb-Tho IN
was the dsy ~ cuncilmiun uf the meeting in
Nlassachussi,s. 4, Salem, M. Tnaohy P;"kcrius
speakst n commentator, terms cd Airss.s. J.. n rs a
and John Adaus.l The last, he says tl,n, be ha.i
written 10 him IN The l>t August un liz subject (or
the Declaration of Independence and he NOV, gave
the ihcts obtained Nv him"
Al the Salem dinner Nlr. Pickering gave " Tie
permanent union OF Cn,X"n, founded on an euuaii,v
OF rights, burdens shd benefits
THIS was followed 50 By the Hon. Joseph Story,
President of the day" Col. Pickeriug onr Venril,-
hle Gurs'A jealous Pa'fiot, adisineIesled States
man, al ncorrupiibe Cmizrn.'
Comment %, the Boston Statesman.
j." GREAi"bRlrAtN HAS DONE Us No ESSENTIAL
<saiouS patriot" before the Inst war.
a, ne dinner given at the State House NJ Boston,
tie following
EScellrney wlLLIAs EUSliS2Thc delight Of b.,
friends AMI The associate at he heroes 81 lie, outon
Nsssrs. Editors The publication of the 4th of 1uy nm
cereS a, !ohns3ns Spring IA yoOr PaTer of Friay,
prt"ceI by te following remark " " have cuihury
ta' when me toast IN honor "f MIR Crawford given
al Tue homeland dinner accompanied bv some ~
the company which concuired. IN the r,inrrt WAS cn
upon TO cheer and that with exception OF very few
asa p7ri'cator IA the rsti' titles OF Juhnsons Spring
thank you for the notice YOU have taken OF
but wills tassure You that the
not IN the smallest degree must r
S M as Tue expression OF an indi'idua piHi"n viii
marx may tend 10 produce upon the public in ia,i
Of The pretsnNonS OF Mr. was not aware tI
the toast alluded to with anv peculiar unu,
ana AZ" now for the irst time niorm, your PREDATORY
paragraph, that remarks in favor nj AIR a. ncc,mpnns
IT. have too much respect IN. gentleman from whom
conjecture you derived your authority 10 say that they
MeIe nov mnde but sitting about midway he liable which
was about the the conrany did NOT hear tb
tenorNs, "nd presume tat those benw were rs
fortunate myself differ from that gentleman as din
ON The evening othe An. when he expressed nm n,en,nn
20 g,yr ms in,orite pat" n to ,le number hu4la with
49, nv, . .'ne was fr'ti'ed which think were lew, and
generally FAINT and much inclined 90 "a. opi,ioh
n't ms own enthusiasm ard the his loud pau-
rom 'ne neighnorng hills, made him ihink thai She
whole countryside rU"g with the OF Crawford
lng aore dn an indN iuua opinion, and for the Tor
maities wi'u which ;hiS been introduced TO tie
IN =, tn re- las, ass, which ei.sendcred it.
tanoe 10 hir Crswiurd opinion is chat homes
., ~ va, approaching struggle upon extremely
With very high respect for yourselves
49,, nave the pleasure To be
i'm July, 1925 4 Subseri5,r 10 the Enquirer.
II was our intention 10 have published The above
IN any e'en'--hnt deeming IT TO he due, as well 10
ourselves as to oar inio mant 10 call upou b in, FOR
lnrhe' information, "e laid the article before him,
lie has furnished with the following For The s,
ns'"con al distant readers, we add ihat Mr. Wal
knS IS one OF the Delegates of the countv of Gooch
a"d--l he cer'ifca'c>in uur hands NAV be seen at
ost' To call for them.
Nr'srs Ritei,e Goo.t Gen,lrmen--I have seen some
comments on Tue paragraph ia the Enquirer OF the li,
par graph insered upon nv autlurif, These con-
ments render necessary that should ia INV own iuG-
cation I., ,n ,,. he follow ing brief'cn,arIs
TO be drank that dav suggested thai tbcn ,y,
ne proper h'e' 10 give an expression Of opinion
approaching Presidohal election ti. s,rstion prol
crd me discussion in which merits and pr.isnsins
81 ihe various candidates freely canyass-d and II vs
determined mat feast by way ut Rscerainine the sen
mem OF iHe-cNnpdny SHOULD b. honor V l.
which t"dst accordingly gave nv opniou and en-
upon thnr whO cunCu.rel With unite living t-t.
cheers Aer the drinking OF the mad nve
80 u a. NY "ltlon iha tue very general cheer ans
cOGoih reception Gi tie in oi w H. O. ifft n
d"Nhi on my mind, To the favore conpany m
Stt'eH my "elermln1tipni As ttHd been UrauN with
SHOWN intention OF ehci;ing the opinion the comuauv
md i" the lct Tor public And statement OF a.
it, be putting have hitherto very imperfect idea
oenI ~ ne oi"on that If the Of Crawford d.
pe"drd On The support OF the people il rested
on extremely doubtful grounds"
some short time previous April elections, several
piece, appeared in the public prints holdnr oft he min,
ion, that the people of Virginia shosid en,bgscr e r
favorable oppor unity thpse elections would afford 10 de,
CaIe lueir wishes concerning the president: in this
sentiment entirely cuncurred aui i'm all my cormupica
lions with The citizens Of tioOchand. or ANY por,inp
men, ho on'y expressed my opinion eli their,
rs lar as was 0heand General was tho "a uression
opinion in favor Of w. II T. hnt feel ba,o,i i
III asserting, large and decided maiuritv viii ~
iHN"rai.N give him their suprort-ThuS much have
i"ueht u proper 10 state IN my Own Justification;
re con,lnunS must diScaim all intention OF ptiuttr
me motives o "sur anonymous of nsin
aing thnt ne has stated oher than his honest inpr
n' tai l"t impressions et other highly Respectable ct
which now send. They NAV however have can iii r.,.
enthusiasm, Und like seif have been induced 10 ~,
eNe oV the echo OF my loud paudits from iii mel
h"rg NILS that the whole country rang with the name
| CraW ford" ~ ~
have now done with this part of the subject and shall
UNHhe You 40 more unless -Oicting ybir ma
n,eh >h' lend my support 10 W u. CHud Le
which give him. IN opinion decided Interference To- an
"incr Candidate now before the people.
am win cons OF esteem, JOSEPH S. WAITRESS T.