Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
THE FINALE.

The resolution offered in The senate. tina,
the 81 elsrinrs, not properly chosen, should
nr confirmed, passed in HE affirmative, and
holb houses proceeded 10 ballot for the addi-
'ional fur, when John Lansing, jun. Benia-
min Bailey, Samuel Smith, and Hrman Cady.
were chosen. all friends of AIR. Crawford
The vote of New York is rs Adams. and II
Crawford. We say IL CiawT,rd-for they
were originally on the Crawford ticket. and
will vote for him-as the srqnel will show.-
Thus has the combination of fed-ralis.s, Gin.
tonians. and aposate republicans united a.
gainst the OLD democratic party, aud thruwn
away the greatest portion of the votes nf
this siate 90 John Quincy Adams. We say
thown away--fnr ifry Is i'll mt be of t,r
least service To Mr. Adams, as it is known
that he owes his votes 10 the friends of Mr..
Clay. as his force never exceeded 80 and as
there is \ determination arising out Of well
Known political events To ini., in onppsi,inn
IN AIR. Adams, al all hrzards. Shunid the. ru-
m"ur pr"'> tue, that Mr.. Clay has Inst Ohio,
and thus H. excluded from On. bn,,se. what
have his friends in this state tn nff..r in ex
ienuaiirno r Justification, in having sacrificed
the party IN Adams
However, il will all work right in the Sc.
qnrl. Mr.. Crawford will h. rrlurnr,l to the
House of RelTesrniat, YES, and if 81, the
game played IL This stale cannut be rrpeat :
ed there. IL. will he elected
we nave much more tn say on this subject
Oar friends stood firm, and did their dn.v.--
Nome have been SO much abused and viii fed
as Mr. Van Buren,, and we owe il tn truth and
justice Ia say, that he acted cuoliy. consisrnn,l,
ana honestly ihrnughoui the IS hole affair Him
sen, and that first of men in point uf talent and!
integrity ~ The state, GIN. Root, did MI that
lay IN their powrr,to keep things right.
Nm
lind the old democracy of the country ariejn,
in all it's force and majps,y-they have fcl,
the power of the party, aad will again feel il.
Political Creed.--ln these ti.nes of uolitig,l
changes and somrrsris, il becomes NECESSARY
lar man Ia repeat hi, political crpcd d,iiy.
with all my heart am fur regular nn,r ma
huns Crawford, president, aud agains. A.
dams, ia any result. INak AIN
How il this vote 10 benefit Mr.. Adams? II +,
wa- Ia ti.r house, and this vote cannot max >
ms condition bet!er.--Is he calcm,ari,,y u,,n
re'trs'"ns! How is he tu phtaD thu vote IS .hr
riSh' western slat-s---of Georgia. South Cn,n.
Ina, N, e. Maryland, Delaware, Pcnn,,l.s.,i,
and New Jersey? Does h- calculate upou Il, !.
vote ~ ~. Ioiki" Congress. ID ifrrnt STATE
o., %, 'h'hgs WIZ prevail on lie final REFERENCE
We On nat wish 10 disturb The PLEASING an
W'p"'"ns OF me royal diadem party. in
na''ng thus t'Ick'd the Clay men. aIr. Al
ans cannot be President. The friends nf Air
Crawford hn MOI despair of his still going Ia
'hr h"usc and in the housr he is safe hn, 4
contrary to The Just expectations mad w,sI,r.
pi me drmocraiIc patty, Mr.. Crawford should
f"'' IN hei"g returned 10 Congress, his frier,l.
We think, will be heller able to unite on Gro
Jackson, who Is. no apostate-no enemy 81
'he southern states and with whom there i.
better prospect of re-uuiIing the deruocraey
OF The country, than under Mr.. Adams.
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