Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

The manner appeared TO be solemn the ex-
press,ons we've" h~ would be id il he knew auy
'biag about ,ha, Id A. b. plot
Aud he concluded by saying tha, he considered
MIR. Crawford very clever aud honorable man"
Ninisn Edwards having been finally handed over to the
executoner has become object little curiosity
Ia ascertain who his aders and abetors oe.mtr
remarks on the cona|e, Of, hr Ssrres
~ OF the Treasury The Washington Republican has given
District Banks but the style Of these Remarks neat
and 20 su,.ngi, distinguished awkward air OF all
me productions as to leave very little doubt
OF their proce etng from another hand. Fron what
ansrvr." >o-'e 9'' "
N;ce Dsfnetion Mr. Taylor, member of the Commit
tee stated in tue Philadelphia Press have said on his
way through philadelphia that M. Crawford hsd
% ,saa xyg eof.rsrhis article being shewn Mr. r.
~ Ne~ iSh ny the Editor OF the Com. Advertiser, he
once declared tia, he no sssh observation On
ssms sa Reea, IN 81 s he replied that he pre-
decided TO Mr. Craw(ord Surprising difference
Cdoes make him come or with avn;r eoiorrsn And
sees zoe opinion OF gentleman, who the de-
e''ea P'"'eM 'Pp0"e"f oil Mr. .. on the Committee
Alate meeting the Freeholders of Fairfax Mr. George
Secretaryhave entered ino to organise and
support single opposition ticket be deuomnaed
ence the election of and John O. Calhoun
hut they consider the election as involving
principles too important TO be endangered by an uncon,
promising adherence To particular candidates For the
Parpose OF forming an aneauous ticket, they the
opponents OF the Caucus county To au-
point two Delegates to meet in Convention Chao,,es
VIM. Robertson and VIM. H. Fi,Ik"s 70
represent the county Of Fairfax in such convention These
friends OF Gen jackson and SIR Calhoun oropas.d 10 he
on the 2sh july" for the purpose
as 10 The course most proper be
Tae Alexandria Herald says, IS present.
MIR. Hotchkiss OF Ohio has publ shed
letter, which is strongly coincident with the
statements Of the Troy Sentinel noticed in
our last. He attempts TO shsw that Mr.. j ohm
4. Adams rs friendly towards system Of
Internal improvements and the encourage
'aem q Domestic Industry" Among other les
'''hohiai-, he produces IA letter from gentle
man IN Washington 10 his correspondent in
Cincinnati-who says" On the subject of ma
nuiacfures you may rely on the following
FACTS. Early in the present session Of Con-
gress some of The members from the South
requested MIR. Adams to express his views
particularly in regard to the pending tariff
10 these gentlemen he explicitly declared he
was "i opinion that tariff ought to be esta-
ol'shed, iehich should not only hare in uieio the
pubic rsrenue, but iike,cise the protection of
manufactures"
The last "NVashingtnn Renublcann ;ns;nu-
a'es, that one of the Editors of the ENQUIRER
Is me author of A Republican of the Old
School" Neither Of the Editors is the au-
,nor-we pledge our honor, mot our honor as
IN. Z. pledged his. Guess again
There is ridiculous rumour afioat literal.
" founded on a" harber's tale" that-Mr
Crawtord's health is once more Frustrated,
&c. &c.-We congratulate those gentlemen.
who have circulated this Intelligence upon
the information that Mr.. C. was So much bet
ter ON Saturday as to be able to ride out