Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
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We cannot This iime mistake he anthor Of Pho-
con We see him l.. " tho mind's eve rs dis,mcIiv
as Al ID" stood conltssrdly before us he wieiis "A
pen al A. much power - simpliciiy.-But ind.nen
Gently OF these recommendations, he sui iect hch
he discusses - utp'inarv aud pressing Importance
we do not dtei it'll Phucio", To ,hc abstract
q"'S ion. we II" not approve cauc"s ia h.
Hr"ided hut wc decidedly prefer fair nomination
hva C'scuS huai election in tl. ij,use nr
t'ep communications rot Phuciop likewise He
diSkcs cauc">--ui dues hP still more dislike
IN e'e ton by the ~ iuse of Representatives Pho
''on adr''is 'h' there are iwo cases in which re-
course niaN 70 had 90 caucus-a caucus Then
acrortn! q" III 'cion, not tbrb lden hy the oas,,
u'i"n - 6u'he piopnSes a remedy Tor the elil--am
Hmehdm"n to The constitution, which may s,nersrda
The necessity 81 any such txuedirnt. Let Us waive
however, i.r the present. al enquiry into The nature
nl ms proposition (and We confess that ON the first
hlush ui Nc are 'e,s pleased with has ent
than Col F-ylOis) we would ,espettG,llv ask nav,
- h~ pruppsis'nn to ,tner>edc The necessity of a
caucus ~ ne ensuing efefti0n CdH IL ROir he a.
""F'e0 > wan inc Sg.H stones acc.de 20 tie aaend-
m'ni, ~ &uy b,r WIN iis of the Ne prevail
eel UPON u aoiIit ~ rs there ii ne enough COR Aus of
me legislatures 10 act upon il Shall we 1T ali
s"h'S nave 'ime To ascertain The faci or The proba
o"iiy OF as adoption before Congress ad;ourns
u IS very rIublema,ical whether the proposition
will succeed al al,il Is almost next 10 certain tha,
:, cannot take effect IN lime for the next election.
'th't 'hen 'sto he done Is there ANY other mode
8, concentrating the majority OF the votes of The
electors upon some particular candidate ?-!f not,
(and we verify believe there is not what oiher @ x
nedien' have We to shun an election hy ,he n OF r.
than caucus :-Hereaftcr, let us shane our n,ra-
S"tes wan more eiec--when the pen of phucina L.
calculated IL assist the deliberations of the nation
The following Remarks from the Eastern. ytro,,s''
(ol tahe) are not irrelevant the subject IL, band
e" me Only way thar Mr. Adams airy u;!rr lnan can
possibly be elected president, hy the ,io aa common
sentiment OF republicans hroueho country II a
"s'tF' VAN "n- needless, nr paper in this he
continually harltg upon the subject aud say Nr Adam,
sh' ne Tue president Il would be equally needless
ior ihrr ~ otoei n say that Mr. Crawford shalt ne
president, ia Kentucky 10 saw ,l,t MIR CLAY slfl.
lor me pe9pir ~ ht several ecnu~ al the country
re'iy settled down in their opinions favor nf il. res
prctive candidates and Journals throughout tie country
Nn,eh are conducted win prudence patriotism
WI now turn iheIr attention something fsher tl.n -u
thev VIII look to their couirS. exert their energies 10
1'ns about concert among The republicans country
'' o'S ash Tor true patriot, sound democrat ard nn
ehehtcn'd statesman and when one shall be- de.
E""r" Nv general concert republicans they stand
Ic''N !" support hin such is the ,lrmurIacy which We
r'c> ana srch are the principles Nv are i.iiu
~ "n' "r willing TO fall We will ipin in the cy
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