Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20

thank God, when / may revisit the y,,vi,.,.
cradle Of American, and in future, l hope. NJ
universal liberty. Your So honourabe and
gratifying invitation would have been directlv
complied with in the case TO which you ara
pleased to Sllude. But while profoundly feel
the honour intended by the offer of nationa
ship, hope shall incur no blame by the de-
termination have taken tn embark as soon as
II is in my power, on board a private vessel
Whatever port Grst attain, shall with the
same cagerness = to Boston and present
ITS beloved, revefeo> inhabitants, las have the
honour to offer il to the City Council, and to
you, Sir) with the homage of my affectionate
gratitude and devoted respect
LA TAYETTE
Hon. josiah Quincy, Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
QUERIES.
We are aware Of from which following Que.
es come and the information which they are founded
whou, pretending vouch for authenticity OF the fact,
deem the information worthy respect as TO war
rant their publication. We have &c. in our NOSES
sion, which we do not deem il necessary bring out -
Their high character induces lay the following bc
our readers.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
1. Was not Mr.. JOHN Q. Adams. a fra, I'd
TO the Missouri restricti"n? Did he not de-
clare that he had no doubt of Congress having
the constitutional power to impose such a res.
| friction, Il is not this well known to a member
| Of Congress from N. Hampshire, a late member
from, Maryland, and member oft pres
ent Congress from Tennessee, and can anv
southern state support u man who entertaius
such opinions:
9. Is not a coalition forming between Messrs
Jackson, Adams and Calhoun, by which il is
to be arranged that within short time, Gen
Jackson IS to resign his pretensiOns to the
Presidency to MIR. Adams, and is to come in
as Vice President and Mr.. Calhoun is to Gin
some distinguished post under this amaigama.
ted administration, probably as Secretary of
State, which is To make him heir apparent 10
the Presidency, at the end of eight years?
5. Does not the combination formed b..
tween thu Adams and Calhoun papers at
washington, and their late united movements
AS TO Ninian Edwards, strongly support the
ruth of the hypothesis stated in the second
query
4. Are The people prepared to permit the
United States to be divided into provinces a:
was done by Cesar, Crassus and Pompey. or
| themselves tn be- transferred like cattle TO anv
aspiring or ambitious leader who may elaire
right To dispose of them according to his will
and pleasure?
s. Will the great state of PENNSYLVANIA
s"ifvr her support TO be transferred to MIR.
Adams once an acknowledged fedeIa Iist, and
violent opponent of those great republican
principles, which she has uniformly and siren
uously supported? Will she, or will New
York, sanction the amalgamating policy,
which estimates political principle as nothing
and men as every thing
| These are solemn enquiries which the peo-
pie of the United States will have 10 decide.
We give the warning. We are induced to be.
lleve that the events will take place to which
these enquiries lead. May the people be on
The watch to defeat combinations, which, how.
ever they may promote individual aggrandize.
ment, Will be Obstructive to their happiness
and subversiye Of their liberties.