Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
aside for the present, we submit the following
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to our readers:
"rhere subjects connected relations
10 the genera government which viii claim serious
the electors Of President Vice President United
should .o ans
wisdom From present appearances, there will be no
depsor.d by every patriot OF country To
carry sn election 70 The OF
must ne deprecated w silf this he avoided
choice OF any one OF the Candidates. woad wiser So
@ efn w sSSS'., M
mat preference TO make choice by the electors OF
.lsnes ofns legislature VIII discharge ibis a man
ne mat viii best secure the welfare Of Of the Union
extremely reprebomsiDe. To accuse Dir
Crawford OF federalism. Gen. Jackson Of treason, Mr.
ms OF covering In bis ministerial chaacer, coptra
sasd cargo TO share The profits furnish striking instances
ends Such charges misIead an enlightened sgis
the stability ofhe general state
beg leave 70 invite your attention Every friend
witnessed the alarming which the federal juci
AIRY aud Congress have gone towards establishing great
consoinafu government subverSve Of the rights The
states aud conirasening the spirit consti
bu, entering wedge which will lie followed no doubt
Ivy the expenditure of millions Unless the people apply
proper corrective day fear is not far distant when
s. Carolina shall be grevou to pay Cor the cut
ting canal across Cape cod-None friends 10 the
from any specific graft Of power II ,hs con-
s ,h but claim them as Implied resulting
struciion commended for by them open aud direct
ted ,h. true rule for expounnr all 9een r
moment entered into the Imagination of the msmbers OF
and ey we're
ION The coS,fsry,sre vas an universal!
not -" 20 E which
or the states Whenever become e. eat eonsoiiaird
into as many ps9s os ,bsre a,e csu m1 %
compass is duty public seaIineis Co give the
n, n,fs a nav S. who are irsay Inc
The opinions men, high in Office on ibis p"ap shsnla
people Who aans rs a es BY the
| franchise" e'"'''' =" ''e' se'"'e
aus - 'Ae true nfe OF The h'nt'
IT.. e>u.:.
!. '"s misrepresentation appears IN
sI,sr.m,,h,n,. ~, " ,,. 81 .ne s6'h UT.
inclination to secure The Election S
Jackson by the colleges, thaniho OF MIR. Clay We are
Commi,,een of Remond ami the eIee'"s "
The suffice, of,heir choice should election of M
be evidently impraereabl- shey viii c,ier themselves
rase ,,n ,eir ow. JaJg On their choice
OF The less and 20 ,e anu the viii
!. Congre.s and tina, they r FIR l,creu ael,om~
might he eommnn;s "S ,n wns ina, Information
ELECTORS TO ,hr her c"eSs e anehon oi TIE virginia
The "a votes OF Virginia tL.r.fre ,n.,, i, -,
Crawford electors OF New York. may he eIseciei TO give
General Jackson al majority OF the electoral yn,ss
| Here is one Of the tracks, the raises De yue,re
Ofthe day. Ii is indeed th.. are of imn,s;,in,,
| stra,age,n and lies w. ~ - ~, 60
G,rd ~ ,rohs.d hv r,,,,,,. III 'ut' va"
/
| canvass-and MIR. Clay treated with almost ms
iitUr Ceremnny. And here we have letters
| from the Central Committee ,,b;c, ,..,...
| wer. writtp1i-and /. d.s;,,n =, -; A.
! Cr..c,a 1T 80" " give UP MT.
' wiz" nv virginia t.iector ever
e",er'h'nru' ihere Is not title of truth in
| ms wnoIe statement. We understake in The
most unhestating manner In nronourco {, ,>
| be a tissue of eros. Observation-Disclosures; ~
| yVh.t oo,s ,t. u, '''""S'
''"' S""'oe 'uese gentlemen may pursue
| hereafter, we cannot pretend 10 say. Whether
they would prefer Andrew Jackson mr. Jnbn
| @. Adams, If the question should b,. narrowed
| dnvrn :, ,b.s. o., 49,. =; \ 49,. 60. '""'u
Jo.s ,.,, unJ,.r,aL. 80 ,r, 'Susponrht
| CravC,r i, .a,ar,,, ,,,ay,,a .r .,,. vi Nir'
AN ac,;,s mar, j., s,.' Joou "o. w'i'ngy TAKE
tnr,h,bI,. I'LL b. nh IN a. WIZ
and as nrobahIv ,hsv ,.;,i ,,;,;Is IS My
he conn,.Ilud ~ enc; he'da Z" iNey shou'u
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| 1fosk. oF-The c,II,,,;,,n .;,
ment .nn,..rs - III. aI.r...J: S"'"' s's.s
/ ist ;nst, U'o VI ''e
| " Acco,d;no n a uI,;.no, ,,;ch d... 49,. r.
all improbable, high game has been MIA WINS ,sa;ns
gen Jackson, in tins district, since the adjoursmenl
o. co"sress' oar sentiments OF gen J. are tally
snJ sbnflmg. -""' WI" sue" '''ce--ch"te''"g
+" IL af .rjs us tho biei,est pleasure ,o s,,,. mn,
~iihstand'ng whatever difference of opiA,on o,a,
nave nnnapp,y hs,sed between him aud gen. Jack
ne,;on y;,i ,h,. ~ SURREY Gie'r OF any con-
been Of al, similar or,,fces "e s'e' "s'
Z" Gen. has been apprised we arc certain n,
le,er, o. 'ie whole business aud, he is expect
~ ~, rev u"ys, IS CONTRARY 10 las open cha
mud ,h,a ,'ns,,," wv, 'acny pass over ih's for
lie wonld NEE, will, oo,verT,i s.',,no,, 10 oe"eVe
1t is not 10 he supposed thai we make ,h.sc ;.
marks unadvisrdiy-Ior we have been exec ed,np,y