Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

before the House OF Re Irssentatiaes. In the 5nd
place, whatever criiiti-ns may be parsed upon
the sta einents which have since come TO lilo ht in
lie letters OF Buchanan & Co it 10 notorious
hat new circumstances have been boldly stated.
which most strongly implicate the character of
Mr. C.-Sinee then, MIR. Moore has come out and
nave his statements ever been met? Never and
s'iil MIR. NJ was the Colleague of Mr. CIay-aud
then his warm and particular friend. Since then,
Hnos Kendall has come out, with statements bear
lag strongly against MIR. C. s. they have never been
coh'radio,ed. Since then, Gen. Eaton has come out,
X sia'es the remark which Mr.. G. made TO the XIV.
Delegation; and that remark, we have the strong
est reason 10 believe, was actually made by Air
Amos Kendall has boldly told Mr. C. that If
ne VIII call tor an investigation, he will prove the
strongest facts upon him. VIII MIR. G.. then de
cline 1t! Will he not ask it, il Congress can gran,
his application! lie should not permit the syren
song OF The n. inteliigencer to deceive his senses
Ike owes II TO himself, to his own reputation, and
10 bis own hopes OF preferment, throw down The
gauntlet TO all his accusers-and demand an in
vestga,ion in the most public manner-If no, he
tore Congress, in the public prints, in the face of
all bis counuym-n.
RArs.
wr,e IN the New York Natiin, Advoeae which i. " n
,rson drop John sic t 1a
HENRY CLAY for the PresideIo y IN oppo,no a. q
Jack'on lie Appeals tnS il n, n,ob,hle ,h,, a. OIL
ero val sueeeei hut aduse. hope ;a the
TORN hs patty will quarrel rhr uh Tia,
every Intelligent usn in the unun, acquainted with The
x"une posture of political p4r,ies prepated 10 ,
IN ai'huH4n Probability GsIeral JAG kon will be ylscted
The Petersburg Old Dominion NOTICES aoo,
iher sign In this City. writer under the signature
oil Sydney addresses letter TO Mr. c. johnson.
urging the necessity OF nominating De Witt Clin-
'oh IN the Adams Convention of the Sth January,
as 1ne only possible mo lie OF defeating the election
OF G'n Jackson The Editor of the Administration
print IN Richmond invites 4" an attentive perussl
oil sydney" and procIaims. " If this is the onIv
alternative TO exclude Gen. ]. we are Drsnared
to embrace it." What! nominate a eentlemsn
whom the " National Journal bu, the other day
pronounced TO be hypocIite''-and nominate
MN oy Convention, most of whose members mr..
delegated to support Mr.. Adams. Thi. gentlemen
may well ask, " Call you this bacL;ina ,,our
Jriends.' S0"
We cannot permit the remarks of the an Y
Statesman" OF the 26lh inst. to escspe without
some notice. The Statesman is a highly tespec,a.
Die paper OF the City of New York. nrincin,iIv
conducted by Mr. Carter, whose jn,eres,ins Is,,
"rs In Europe, during the last year, were widely
Circulated In the American Prints. The S,atess
man is aTdently devoted TO the cause of Mr.
Clinton N''
IL mas selzed upon every circumstance which
can Keep -hr' Clinton's pretensions 10 the Presi-
uency constantly before the People; it has in.
upon his chances of success-and amone o,bsr
signs 1t has quoted the Proceedings of som-
Clinton meetings in Virginia, tohicb neuer me-.
n solitary notice tor a meeting came out in the
couaty OF Fauquier but there IL sfopped M
meeting 1DdS held and none tuia be held
And now the Z" Statesman" SEXES upon q Svd
ney" and the Squire, who ushers h IN into notice
as almost infabls signslihat the .Adon,s Come
tton IN Virginia will nominate Mr. Clinton mad
that l9-2Oths OF the people of Virginia will sum
port him!
We entreat Messrs. Carter and Prentiss not TO
deceive themselves or their friends. The Adams
Convention cannot, by the ve.y terms nn,Isr
which the vast majority of its members are com
missIoned, nominate Mr.. Clinton-and they min
not. Mr. Adams will never be made to understand
his destiny, until 1t is announced by the ballot
boxes MIR. Clay will never give I'D the shin
The ardent friends Of Adams and Clay in y,roinia
will never desert them.
The friends of Mr. Clinton, therefore .,,,,,
without their host. But, if Mr.. AJams.he mo,
abandoned, the people of this State will never con
sent to run Sd Cendidate-- and il Is our frm
conviction, that at this election Mr.. Clinton
would single handed stand 40 chance agoi, e.
Gen. Jackson.
Perhaps his time may yet come, if the i'm nru.
dence OF his friends does Tot blight his prospeeta-.
but, they will scarcely promote his pfe,ensions
particularly when he himself has SO recently and
promptly declared, that he considered himself bound
by his PRINCIPLES and good faith, not TO oppose
0en' - These remarks thrown out ip the very
best spirit towards MIR. e himself as well ss with
respectful feelings towards Msss.s c. and Prem
tIss We Threat them TO look we'll TO the con>
sequences OF the course they are purs,,ino a. il,
relates to MIR. Clinton himself