Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-15
/, MR.. CLAY

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the following Expose on the part Of Mr.. Clay,
friends which has been transmitted TO us
from Washington, in the form of printed
Circular letter
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
WasAisgtea, May 25th, 1921.
The friends Of Mr.. CLAY adopted him In
nj principle, public service, and
e'i Upon full CONSULTATION, with perfect knowledge OF
the facts and just estimate Of all the probabilities cum
nre'ed with the question: they determine to adAsrs "a
him steadily to the end.
Il is doe him. to his nurnkrous supoorter. c q, ,.s
respectable State, by which he has heeh nominated 10
make this declarations.
They We're prepared make any sacr6ce, the country
ue cause, or The occasion, might .mand but his with,
drawal now could produce result friends In the
electoral vote would divide; their weigh, would he LOST
and psshss ncrense the oubi and urcertnnty The cleo
t9n must, In AMI every lha, he anticipated
come into .he House OF Representatives.
lie is now sustained hy weight Of influence equal To
thar OF any other esudPss he has personal ard
political popularity. ard they believe compete success
fully with any in she nation.
They offer 10 The consideration of the People the
following candid statement Of the relative strength the
pariierom which they will be able judge correctly Of
the views herein TAKEN useless to disguise or mis-
represeu, the ac,s Il due the subject and the People
to state the truth and all other are disdsinet
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Maine Massachusetts, New Hampshire Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, and Vermont, s.,
MIR. CRAWFORD will have three sta,es:-
Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia, 40
Gen. JACKSON will have four states: PeunsysyIvania,
Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi, At
Mr. CLAY will have six states: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Missouri and Louisiana, &c
II is believed that New York, New Jersey Delaware Ma
ryland and South Carolina have given no decided indca
Q1AfL
Clay Is known to have Influential friends in each
these stases His chances equn any, aud
10 some OF the candidates
They will not speculate upon the probable votes of those
staes-'be changes tina, may happen the combinations
tha' may oe iormed and the events that may
But after the most dispassonae consideration of the subj
ject, they are candidy Of opinion that Mr. Claw will, m
returned 10 the House of Representatives To the wisdom
Of tina, enlightened body, be unavoidable tev ,;
confidence submit his claims. d $3.50
Entertaining the highest the other ca ndi,aes
they win not indulge in any nvidous their
But may perhaps be assumed that IL from anu
cause, Mr. Crawford should not receive vste of
Genera Jackson should the sppott of some
Of the dosblfT staeor II nIrAnms should NOT receive
e vote q New York-Mr Clay must be returned to the
House, without calculating any Of the contingent or prob
able events that may render that event certain.
If contrary all probability Mr.CIay should NOT he
:,
will be able by concentration the etent,bev
will hold In their hands the baancethey will determine
between he opposing and conflicting interests and secure
10 tie county repaciicaa administration.
Under all the views taken, Il is determined recommend
his friends ddLeYt hin, iteady-and 10 await viii
and patience the issue now pending before
people - =.
fCommuncaied for the EnquirerJ
shs ~ the n or e 'o"'"i"s extract Of letter from
49,. Wdshineton Gin J,t,e te9d
irI w.re wei, euooph ncs,a,,eJ III, -, Of
,;,es ,nJ ,hs see, s,r;,as Vii, WV" .ne moo
no of our dis,n ,n.Lea c;,,zens : :" "S''"n VA
~ son,n,b;ns y.h;ch won,d 49,. ss We ""'e 10
yo, as;, e have oniv cnn,o,n ps .;. interest
YOU, or what is Of as lie value NV owl, :" s''e
X 70 m nex, Prss;,len, ~, r ."g own.
c oa,;o.; ,,,o,Id he mo-, Laa atm, !, T. mar
nr Mr. crssfnrd liz o,,;a;,u. ..e .,-'nnon
ho,e Of our 1,a,e. a, leas, ann,oS;n,o,. ,. VII"
,,,.n ,Le o,hsrs Tb.ro !. an,a',: .u.,i, more
IL, 60. .sn.e {. SQUAD ;,,,n,., s" "a. ~ nus .na,
!. IN, s;mnr;,x of r.,,.c.s ill., "' r"I'ered
o,;sLt nos .y not In .v.r, "'s course
rs, ,here ,yo,.IL he go, "R'ee WIN vs.,
h;s unI,end;ro ;n,eor,v arJ ~. v;N,i " rey uro"
- ~ 'N"'' VI "'' "o'e
or Mr., Adam.1 ran .av Inn, ,;,,. ,..5
his --r----- and his notion ', 's "y "o''0m OF
vsn,ed me froo, Lno,.;,,.. s., " g mf-
NV situation IT. ysfors nrs cl",es ,,,;s
However b;s ,harac,nr G,r ,,.,,, 3proI,mns.
=. %. L,ns- L,,, ,,,a, :: 800 - P'1.y o''o
easi oug, to touch IpI,,ly Bui. in GOOD ,,"ib ~
40 hin, ;,.,;ce lar, ~. ~ ko"u "un, 70
yorlI he car,,.a -. .m, 80 :.,::"""s "'s 'empe'
.J";;a,,, &c a"y very injurious extent IN the
len, andi ar, ss Ear sroo, H., ,,. , ne aIes
might OF do worse than choose him. were cbo,ce
% he made S,o, non. ',,oss .h" TO- ' on1'or
If vet as ws ossa, con,snn,a,aJ 800 ~. '
which would make j, Necessary 10 think If s"v ,h"
but Mr.. Crawford. can saw I;,rIe aLo", lie y -"
CLAW and Jackson are noI;,;clans we'll L,own 90
Al, the nation knows how Il, annrec;a,c H.,
% Calhoun am inclined 10 mink he il o,oro or -
astronomer linn ooic;an. Adams. CIav' jachs"n
md the Preside nj servo 10 pho,y him IN ali The var;c
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aid, he was for re.eIsc,;np Mr. Monroe ON. "o,
erm; then, he became ihe suppor,er Of Nj adams