Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
GENERAL L4CKSON-

The New Hampshire Pa,rot,"a republican, paper, and
the most distinguished in that ate presents the
views OF Gen. Jackson
OF the real merits of jackson as Statesman an at
tenve observer OF men and things Washington gives
us tue following account Sttwo dde periods during The
Dec 20 1928 General jackson has added TO the num
oer o IN, friends since lie came here. lie
irous aud agreeable manners, understanding but
does NOT that genera requisite 10 form
great Statesman or distinguished legislator"
"FtJ z, 1924 Cen Jackson the commencement rof
the session seemed likely acquire considerable popuari
~, nei hls prospects are declining lie j. ia repecr
Sn'heu Tor we hce at President O5 the United
He no in point OF information or understandings ssp
ro' =" one I", me mrmoerS OF the Senate, and he is Tia
ore great errors both from his prejuicrs and his
temper. H' t'lents are merely Of a military kind"
The Patrol" remarks, THAI there is d" little likelihood
in the present state Of public feeling that Jackson viii rise
higher in NeD Eng han the all the Presidential
Candidates who have been before the public Some two
or three papers in Massachusetts have named him az Vice
President connected with candidate for the Pres
dency The bait will take with Jackson and the
ter spirits who have started him the Presidential
The most approved formula in assac husets and adopted
by the Baltimore PATRIOT, is the following:
PEOPLES TICKET
For Presdent-JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
For Vice Presdeni-ANDREW JACKSON
their political integrity, talents services and expene
as suitable persons for the oes OF President aud Vice
President OF The United States for four years from tie ith
Of March, 1925.
We are compelled by the length of the Caucus
bt''N W iHy over several articles intended
day paper.-Mr. Rufus King who so idlv and
whntoniy threw the torch of d,scord nto tina, bod,
has "oi escaped sco,c hug II ON thr flames He is
as Mr.. Tod lately said Of himself like The man in ,b q
Nnanacki stuck all nveT-wiih the weapnns he has
himself provoked The grave and reverend sipnio,
VIII not quickly forget the casrealion lie has re-
reved al the hands of Mrssrs. ID ckerson, and
Holmes, and Noble, and Barbour, and Gen Smith
The vote upon Mr. Bailey case before the II. Of
IL. decides for the IL time Iha' persnn tes,,u, a.
/ q "a BnllIC i'm
privileges oi dOmici IA he Sie. wiierc he resided
a'ihe me, OF his appoin m.nt. Mr.. J. @. Adams .
f'er IA I"y3r OF his friend and Profsge avaed moth
ing The IL. of r. could not agree with him. that a
Clerk ~ Washington and public minister going
abroad were IN pon, Of lnhahi aucy on The same
i"oiing The parallel was stTaiued one-and
could not he supported
| A letter from Washington to u gentleman in 8os-
ton OF The AN March states, tnf claim of hI.ssa-
ehuseus will not he paid by Congress the Pr.si-
uenl recommendaoIy Message TO the Contrary,
| notwithstanding.
An idea is proopagatcd in Eastern paper, that
N. carolina VIII nO vote for Gen. Jackson No
such Thing In spite of the efoIs Of some Young md
ardent sprIts, IN Cen is favor N {. will vote for
| w. Ii. Crawford.
| ~ On FRIDAY, the Debate commenced in the II
9' ~ on the general merits of the Tuif-Mr. w.
hour opened the discussion, and spoke three hou,s
Mr. Ci'y was expected TO ,eIly on Saturday.
lhe Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer seem 10
| ne "nde, misrepresentation, very natural one We
| acknowledge, which justice to Them aud 10 other.
requires should be corrected. The article published
IN thus paper under The signature Of " VfReINIAN -
particularly addressed TO the Editors of The Emuu,.
| Ter, was not written by any Member of Conrrcss
| from the State Of Virginia. GRat Int
This Misrepresentation produced by t.po etrs from
Washington and this misrepresentation dictated tie re-
marks which we made to the supposed writer
MIR FLETCHER.
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