Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

generally refreeted to whon - - oS,re1iS,S
psa.:se him In this manner. AID COM asr
%snss, IL consrss. refused Caucus sss wa.
think there Is doubt that Crswfori ,iii Ses
deed ali res, together In his SI.s1e EohIs.
asc,ous than making any estimate the opinions
meeting In Cupeper did no, contain than swesx s,e
favorable to Jackson though there could not
was he'd and have been that the meeting in the
county OF F.uquer was s,il smaller II true there
many respectable gentlemen 10 each-But will those
complain ofa Congressional Cadcus when In
"nop ~ a ones .be weight Of names alone be relied
could have been any favorable effect
~ This The OF things prior to The Lowre Coq
leave you to Judge wheher matters hs "
remote probability only OF any other ticket thar
being run In this district. Should there how
many votes - e vi" &c
we dislike the appearance of all pertiuaci-
ty OF assertion-Yet we feel il necessary. To-
state that our information is directly contrary
TO that OF the Adams Committee ut Frede-
ricksburg. All our information il the other
way-and that go FAR il the cause of Air.
Adams from " daily gaining ground" Il is
daily losing il aud that this necessarily
results from the Effects Of the developements,
made since the fstof July at Washington, ON
the rninds of a cons,lerate people. What " ex-
pressions Of public SENTIMENT do the Com
|
pie J" There have been meetings in some Of
our towns-more particularly in the towns
rather than IN the counties, for obvious rea-
sons-but none even Of these meetings has
oeen numerolisly attended, ~ hen stripped of the
Iinqus'tive spectators who were on the other
SIDE OF tie question, or Of persons who had no
.ote nj a'i-Fhe average number OF free
n =" IN these meetings not exceeding 80 or
ho.. IN s1me lew OF the counties, meetings
nave held but they were ,hinly attended !;
The average, perhaps, about IS G, so. On,he
other hand, Crawford's friends have rested so
confident Of success, that like CIay's friends in
Kentucky, they have not held single meeting
ottne people. The Committee too rely upon an
Extensive corEespondence"-Nuw the whole
OF the Crawford Committee CORRESPONDENTS is
IN ourhands-bes!des other letters from various
quarters mot 10 speak Of the various means of
personal intercourse,a AT The seat Of government
lana we nave not the smallest doubt that MI.
Crawford will obtain an immense naiori,v Of
the votes of Virgnia-that he will NOT onlv
distance every competitor who runs upon his
own bottom, but all who may choose To unite
IN running at him ia order TO run him down
Look throughout tie United States, and we
firmly believe that Mr.. Craw ford stands de-
cidediy better chance than any other cand.
date-and that he will probably be as he Ger
talniy deserves to be, the next President of
the u. S. ~
Mr.. C's friends are so perfectly confident NJ
the opinions Of the Virginians, thar thew ran.
not permit themselves to entertain the slight
est apprehensons.-T rest their homes M
on the solid fabric of his merits. And the
rains descended, and the wind blew. and heat
upon that house and it fell not, for IL was
founded on rock"
| Statement vs.. Statement
| q" CtDrreckoro max PC the f,iIo,y;,~ ...A.
| in the Enquirer of the 9th nit.
| - ne indignation arose, n the expression NAV b..
allowed, 10 pitch OF ecstacy, when Mr. Atams cam,
20 Boston 10 take passage on board ship loaded viii,
conee, &c No. on account aud risk Of William GRAY
Esq whose son, it mistake not wen, out AZ Saore
,arY 10 nr. a. ann, which cnrgo TO an excel
en' market IN The b.l'ic-lad in cheap, owing 10 Toe
no"-'niercourse, and sold dear ,owng TO lle ticntv
oil access 10 the Baltic by of orders of counr
but, mistake not (iierha5s I'err } the Minister
covered .hs cargo, although the Gar mads hn, pay
The last" valiOr,dI Journor' has the follovv-
! ing paragraph:
| w,'er IN the Richmond Enquirer has lately re.
WED the old Federal fable, thai the Secretary OF
cargo Of the vessel in which he tool, h;s -,
Russia IN 1909 AS this calumny, which wa. Iong
since fully conradicted and foIgouen, has beep res
newed for eiec'i0ne srisg purposes il I,ay aso he ara
pes, in brief terms, re,,eat the contradiction W.
the eore, stale explicitly, that there is no ounaion
whatever Tor The s'ory-st Mr.. Ia. .is did not re-
s'"y P"i' W 'on's made t.tS
the Horace, and thar he paid the passage money Of
himself and family IN her, upoD the usual ,srms The
cargo IN question consisted Of cotton, anG Of COZ
fee. rs stated"
The reader will take in at a glance, how ia
the last statement cOnfrndicfs the former
Corrector says the cargo was cofee-the Jour |
nal says, that II was coti0n.-But COrrrctor
GO where says, that the Secretary of State |
" received part of the profits made uoon the
cargo"
The B0bIna toast relating to the Greek Ad. |
inirai, &C. published in our paper of the 9th |
ult was given without any name attached and
placed Immediately under the one drank Inv
General Jessup, which we regret to learn has
been the means Of inducing some to believe
it was offered by that gallant and distinguished
officer. Such is not the fact,-the toast al
luded to, was given by General Parker. and '
had aiusion TO the late report which wa, poing
The rounds in this district, namely, that Cantee
rae the soyalIst, had found his wa ? into patri
OF port in Disguise, having lived Oh board one /
of our ships, as the maid servant of the Can
tain's lady. IGeorgeto'on M.tropolifor.
The worthy Editor Of tue Georg.to-yn Mefrepoi,n.
ciares before heaven e) received any
vor IRON the worthy Secretary (of Ststr nor one single
atom OF prinng ron branch OF his departme :,
LOUISIANA
me ELECTION for Governor, Of Congress and of
the Slte Legislature, throughout the State trTnnard On
Geveynn Msrgny bad votes H. johnson ISL V,;i.e
25l Thomas 14ior Congyess e29 Win