Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26

indeed eftlsndei o. inpss seenf-ltis, back.
ing your friends" with n vengeance.
The w Republican receives with astonsh
nen 1t promises make comments upon it
That is, Mr.. Agg confer with MIR. Calhoun AM,
know tt what key he its tunes-wheiher il
for the future sing pTans In honor OF j. O. or A. j.
The N Y Patriot is evidently confounded aoy take,
the courage deny the inference that Mr. Calhoun is
Withdrawn a candidate for the Presidency"blt 1t Is
evidently puzzled OF accounting this
deser'on. The best could give, is that Gen
Jacksons strength Pennsylvania exceeds Of any
Their candidate has been admitted for many months past
and that Mr. Cahouns friends should give way the in
huence Of Gen. Jwa have been expected" Now, in
sooth II Mr.. Calhoun better and friends
such will readily GO the standard Of his rival
why, all that say Is that his truly despe
rate, and the he makes with his competitor
the better-foy Ais interest
But Mr. Calhoun himself connivant OF these mira
cuous conversions Did Mr. Dallas, and the Franklin Ga
Iete aspenk by the card"or their suggestions
The speech Of the former furnishes light spon this sub
jeetnothing but holy horror against appears
through that speech Not exactly is the Editor Of the
Franklin Gazette lie Shippers about MIR. Calhoun's mos
nanssy-as If he speaks by authority ofthe sdsnyine
candidate He says more-that Gen. Jacksons views and
principles are the those sf the "msgnanmous"
Calhounas II those principles which had availed lit
tie their original would be of any assistance
10 MS resduary legaee.Gen Jackson will not much pro-
fit by the acquisition. The influence Of MIR. c. is
overw helming bear down all opposition hns
comparatively speaking little to giveor he would
have parted with il.
But IL these Philadelphia man9uvres executed by
authority what curious spectacle is exhibited before
Aias poor Yorick IA fellow Of infinite jest OF
ceiient ancy Where be your gbes YOUR gambois 2
your songs quite cboplea ?" Where wonder full
influence which his friends have approximately claimed
Tor him Is all the complicated machinery which has been
actively put In play for his come to this
These presses put up, oourted by his avocaes-ths
host of wrters-these extravaganza pamphlets circulated
through the csuntryall these extracts le.rsthese
pus upon his preensonsthese gasconading statements
OF his indubabe successbave they ALL all come TO this
lame and impotent conclusion :" That MIR. Calhoun
should oop play fiddle to one Of his COMPETE
torsi
II strange game which of ljs Pennsylvania
friends have played What devsh ingenuity have Ii
studied to display At the very Of the Congressional
Caucus the Protest! Aud now 1t the very eve
OF the Harrisburg Convention, they 90 over in body
| TO the standard Of Jackson!
We-if M Cahouns friends have given up the shin
and his proud Gag is 10 be in this manner bni
to become Of those who have hitherto supported him
What is to become Of Messrs. Agg Co.! Of the newborn
zeal of the ST. Louis Enquirer. Is Oiheo occupation
gone "or will they shift their dag to Jacksons ship ?.
Surely the rest of the friends OF Mr. not made OF
such "p-aetrabe sun" these plant editors He will
not have in his transfer tbe like 80 many live
stock, to another The hgh-pinced men, who have
hitherto adhered TO him. further commtted-They
will not he transferred by others-but will consult for
themselves, and for the good OF their country.