Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

S.rh are Tire arts employed TO inve gle The manu-
iaciurefs. IT Air Adams feels all this arslour il
iavor ottheir Interests, why has be never express
| eu IL IN puoiic manner: Why has he not brough
ne SUBJECT forward in that ilnposing attitude vhei
he has gisen 10 the Z" ligh, houses of the skies,
| why did Mr.. Binns in August 1924. say, how
glad he would be .'rto know in what occasion,
Mr.. Adams ever manifested any attachment to the
manufacturing interests of the United S,a,es
Surely ii was not by the confused and mex pl icab-
manner Ia which he arranged and published the alb
stract OF the American manu- features FROM the tariff
OF 1870 = Why, did Nr. Clay's paper the Lou.
lsviils Focus say" Look at what occurred in
forming the present Ca1inet. Mr.. Adams had ne
Ger taken q decided stand in jaeor Of the .4aae-
ftedn system; but he knew TO what party he otr.
en- hss eieratsov; from tina, party he seiectej his
mlnisiers,n AL Liey required hini pursue their
Po"cy' Ii is well known Jact, that before Mr.
Clay wor!! accept the Office of Secretary, he
required Mr. Adams To say. eIpticitiy, that the
PO"cy which mir. Clay had always advocated,
shonld De the policy If his ddAiinistration.''- ~
ana no" 100, are We 10 reconcile this account with
Mr.. Cays late ing enu0uS speech al the Pi,isburg
dinner where he assures his manufacturing friend.
IN DIS oest whang sianging manner, tina, :. II
nor among the most incoi sierabs reasons which
Induced me on that occasion to make the selection
which did, ;hat thought the measures which
henpsylvania approved would be safer under The
aim nisifaiion OF our pre-ent Chief Magistrate.
kneic has opinions s. have no, been disappointed.
did not certainly knOio the opinions of has
greet Tira!' This candid declaration is of
piece with the libe al effort which he makes in
Tie same speech, 10 set Pennsylvania and Virginia
ny ibe ears the two states, whose t0ion conifi-
onted M re than any Other UperthYolp the first
Adams and who=e dirisioa Is nov 10 saue The %,
Col. Thomas VI. Ranloiph (formesly Governor
OF tits Stsie) and who was las. year sppuiat-dths
y. D Commissioner for running The boundary line
between F4orils aud Georgia. has published in the
Charlottesville Gazette Expose of the circum
stances which defeated the ion oil his trust.
lie states That the Secretary at War had writ
ten TO the Secretary OF State for Copy OF the
Report OF Elliott s. Mnor, Commissioners for
running the line in 1900; blt that no such Report
bad ever Tesched him Mr.. r. that he has
neSes received any communication Gum Washing
ton on he subject OF Inc charge committed to him,
SAGE Dec. 23d, 1926; - that 30 was the pleasure
Of the President, all that he could gather during
stay OF La days III w ashing on"-of the cause
OF that silence, or of the existence or non exist
ence of the aforesaid Report, he is entirely gno-
rant that the Goverof of Georgia, the Commits
sioneT and himself considered il best not TO run
the boundary line, until they werc furnished with
TINS Report MIR. II. speaks In very high terms OF
'he President, well OF the cilzens of Ceer-
gia He declares that - he had no difference with
any man Of Georgia Florida. while here, that
he has auy recollection Off There Is something
inexpcabe 10 us IN these transactions but, il the
Report be the only thing wanting to execute this
duty, we should suppose that MIR. Clay would be
better employed in huuIing it up, or arranging
without II II be iTrecoy erabiy lost, than N aking
an barangung tour for electoneerng purposes.
- we shall publish Mir. RS Exposition.