Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

und cotton are 10 divide the pros isrg from Their
lahonr and land, so asto rlacc them On an eqaahy'
ia pecuniary matters, With the mha5usnis al M'chi-
gan and Missouri, k-niarky aud Oa'o. Two oi Tie
Candidates are the ayowed supporters ct this s,s'eh'.
All the states which support Mr.. Adams ate strongly
IN favor OF the TME, CLAIM lin, ms Ills advocate aud
would abandon HIM, if lie were opposed ~ 1t. On
'hc contrary MIR Crawford. his friends, his proprri
aud his interest," ia pat of the country which
almost every Individual is opposed TO 1t they may
therefore safely say that he will opposcit.
4. They present Mr.. Crawford to the republican
reeholders OF Bedford county because lie has been
recommended 10y a large nnn,ber Of the most 'n'e'-
gent and respectable renubliIaa mcs,bers Of Com
gress, assemblcd ~ public meeting, to which MI
the republican, members had been previously invited !;
and because DC has been also uimenJed by near
" The whole republican men,bers OF the legislature
OF Virginia, assembled al meeting during the last
winter. Il has been objected 10 Mr.. Crawford, thai
no - caucus candidate, and therefore that he ought
not he imported. II will lie unnecessary ren,iud
the republican,: OF Bedford county, that Thomss Jet
ierson, James Madison aud smes Monroe were re-
commended TO the republican party in the same
way and has been by this means OF concert, that
the republican party mainly owe their success ot the
n.umph OF .heT canse; ifihis course heretofore
has uecn deemed expedient and pfoper, whe0 one
or tw" candidates were before the public, how much
more necessary is II, when there fonr candidates
,'l processing republican principles? Can he be-
"eveu Tor moment that this great ouia(y asnns -
would have been raised by The friends of Alr
Adams 1t his interest been sufficiently strong 10 have
ensured HIM the Recommendation instead oi Mr..
~ u MOI pretended tntt Tue refouiWeh-
dation oil tue republican memIers Of Congress, and
OF the republican members Of The legislature of Var
gina, IS 10 create other obligation, upon the
publican party, Than tina, which arises from
desire, tn produce couceft aud harmony among its
members and TO prevent of the greatest calan,i
tes which can befsI this country, 10 wit cleo
ton Of president by Congress-ihe republicans
need only he reminded Of the scenes produced Ivy the
contrs' between Thos Jefferson aud Aarou Barr
IL remains, fellow citizens, TO he oscerta,ned whe-
ther the high qualifications nf Mr.. Crawford, aided
by the recommendation OF seventy republican mem :
bers OF Cougress, composed Of almost every repub-
ilcan member from Virginia, North Carolina and
Georgia, with many members from other states (;
ana by the almost unanimous recomu endsiion of the
republican members Of the legislature OF Virginia is
10 have any weight with you or whether you are 10
apply TO iederaliss TO ascertain the republican char
aster ofyour candidates. Whether in fine, YOU will
select WIN. II. Crawford the uniform and tried re-
publican, or take to your hosom John Quincy Ad,ms
who from the year 1898 unit, about the period of the
embargo in 1907 enlisted his services and talents
on thu side Of the federaiss, and after the battle
was fought and won 4; and when there 'rros-
peel oil honor or profit from his parry, deserted
mem and protested a violent attachment TO the re-
publicans. MIR. Adams may have beeu honest in his
conversion, but TO fill The high ofsce Of president OF
the United States, he ought only ,o be pure, but
unsupported
PEACHY r. GILMER,)
JOEL YANCEY,
CALOHILL MENNIS, IN Sehaf Of The
WILLIAM COOK C0nmHee
WILLIAM RADFORD,