Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-20

sood beha,i"ur Tor FIVE years but Governor
levin soon after, 10y an executive order, remit
ted the sentence in all its parts. He had,
saws general Clark, " become acquainted with
so many of the particulars of the proceedings
against me, that he did not hesitate To express
the opinion, that Nlr. Crawford and Nlr. TAFT
were at the bottom of them and this opiniun
no doubt, led to his remission of the sentence"
Perhaps it will be said, that the pamphlet, So
often quoted, can only be regarded as an in
dctment against Messrs. Crawford s. TAFT
drawn up by bitter personal enemy hut let
it he remembered, that that indictment has
twice bsenI returned TRUE BILL by the
whole people of Georgia, on trials between
the parties, in 1919, s, 1891. General Clark
was, both periods, elected governor of that
state, Ia oppositon to the utmost efforts Of Mr.
Crawford's frends-(wilh the presidency dis
tinctly in view)-in the second instance, against
the amiable and popular Col Troup, when
probably, every voter lin the last resort) had
acopy ofthe pamphlet in his hasds
WYTHE.
The zeal Of heated partisan is favorable neither lib
sTa,yinor to cgicothrrwise ho@ is possible that such
writer Wyse should desperate proofs
differences distinguish the preceding eGuon We "inve
foreign add because presume that Wythe will call
reply We tacy ackncw ledge inability vindicaie
undertake
viniicatien against Wythe We abandon his general
rs because receive and publish letter fron, Judge
TAFT! political dpuiaut considers il his privilege 10
charge distant Judge, with grimes neither
specified nor Proyedis greatest being perhaps his
friendship for Mr. Crawford ,-Tait Crawford nre
both to he arnigned upon tue Testimony the Interest per-
sonal enemy whom Crawford has upon tbs earta man
whose bodness OF assertion is equal the malig OF hi.
sntipatIy-and who has written the very pamphlet ON
which Wyihe literally his proofs. for the a.
vowed purpose of defeating VIM. IL. Cs election 10 the
Presidency Can wythe.exrect attain his objects by
such desperate expe,ens l. he already steppd In so
far an opposition 10 Mr. Crawford, to summon such
witness 10 do his Jiddings! viii tina people sympathise
with cause which such arguments I've tel,
Wy'he incenuousiy, shat we will pursue through
The rnges Of Governor Ciark's pamphlet work. which
has had SO little effect In Georgia upon the reputation Of
DR. Crawford, that many of Clarks friends Lay.
been smpeed by the vuce of the people counierac
me "ect which this pamphlet had in view declaring
,hen'seiveshe friends OF Crawiord's election. What
feet has it Produced on the jury the vieiaaye!r 1--we
may believe every appearance slightest against the
inicnded vctin Every journal in Georgia is in favor of
Crnwfprl-Eyery distinguished republican is with him
Many of the friends Of Clark himself been or
co"cIaied, 10y the voice of the peopleand ils famous
pamphlet alter having exploded state of Georgia
TO he revived With scenery, dresses and
Tor the amusement OF Virginia Audience BE ii So how
sverif the cause and the of Wythe should induce
him TO pursue this course paper is open to him
bui With all our respect for him man.
we csnno 'ss at present advisedp We will not pursue
him We cannot strip and
- here leap in
Here prove who best dash through thick and hin
Aud who the most in love Of dirt esce,
orsark dexterty Of cropping well.