Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
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--cNs, to IL GA hun to coiuInunica. e any facts
! Of winch he might have Knowledge, in regard TO
'"e overture made TO S-'.eisi Jackson previous TO
INC last fres'deotial election touching In- SecTeta
! ryship In the STATE Department. Ia answer u
| WI ca we have received the letter from Judge l.
saciS-, published To-day: ir III which il viii be-
plainly seer, th4t 1T was the studded aim OF Nj,
Gays iElehG% tn -ecHre for him the appointment
oil Secretary OF State, by pledge that wo III bind
The Z esiienlial candidate, that they should e n
1 eiude u support. And, that obey wouid not have
"seh con eat with merely the negative assurance,
| " tnat Mr.. Adams would no, be appointed" nur
Tue in'eTenoe tbsi IN sh' io!iayv, tia. NJ.
lay would be. In word, i, Ms. Clay that
they barga'ned for, and express assurance 10,
ms beh"I was the end VIII Oh all their indirect
| movements were intSndeI 10 bring about.
| mai An overture - made 10 General Jack -on
ann ne nature and ieids ncy Of that over ur.
anu TIA, II was woupi ~ rejected, matters tia,
can no longer The disputed; he statements of Gem
e'H Jd'k'o', Mr.. baciansn and Judge Isscks
ale conclusive
that tins overture brought to sackson's
.ienGs !roui the secret couns-i, OF Mr.. Claws ad
Heies''s' oy "ir. M,rkiey, who Que OF that
NUMBER, there is as !i;tie dcubt. Slr aiarkiey e.
E'osh ~ presented hnise La Judse Lacks. as tn.
friend OF MIR Cav, anE wiib an impcrant errauJ
on his behalf. Mr.. aisI.>ley is repie.enrd by his
co'iea5ue MIR. Buchanan. The friend of Mr.
LAY anI scGusin'hd wih their plan oil operations
!" ne'hef he WAS the imueG.a;s agent Of Clay, or
have been, il in wise VA erinl
| Did Mr. Clay cause the overture to be IN ,d- I!
Sio k"own tacis and circumstances ,heir due
| weight and no niore, think every Impartial
| mind must decide the ;.irnative. what sIe some
oil these circumstance, ?-Mr. Clay had a-oifed to
me Presidency was returned 10 the II OF
Representatives, but atili ambitious OF obtain
ing political Ioner. lie present on the
ground, Ia constant ass scstioB, free intercourse
and earnest consultation, with his friends aud par
s..ttgf 4.
"as accessible, AMI to whom, he was conniunca-
tive. icy FIST determined nat 20 commit them
selves 10 keep daEk'I Next 10 try TO 70 ell To-.
ge'her. while he (Hr Clay) remained appa.
| really undecid-d as 10 his course; they, a. n by
consent Of sympathy, observed the most p.ofonud
Stiffness also When he, in due time broke 81
lence, 1t was econ evident that they also had
formed iheif resolves Ehey acted la unl.on-tbey
| made common ,her master rpiri, was
| Clay The much asi,a,ed and deeply in, e.est,ps
quest'c IS approaching its Is II likely that
movement So delicate and Imp rant to .:r Cav
snd is party should have been made by hs friend.
""holi ms knowledge and psrticipauon2 Thoss
who th'nk II was, must either shut their ewes A..
sanst the light, or know but little abou, Henry
; Gay.
/ II he alleged .aaL -aIr. Marklev vo,ej 10,
Ien~r"l jAcSson ani therefore nos In the con-
nusac- OF MIR Clay, ani his special friends -,ye
! ah-"er that does not follow. Mg AIaIkIey's ma =
rsive sho ~s tiist he ia their confidence.
] iieaT what he ssy=:
- H-, MIR. Mar!:!ey observed that Mr.. Claw.
friends were warmly attached 20 nr,n, and ,I,,
ne thought they would entesvoI 10 act IN concer,
; At the election. Inat II they did So they would
either elect MI. Adams or General Jsckson a.
'he'f pleasure hut that many ofthe:n would never
vote Tor the latter, II he had predetermined 10
.er another 10 Alf- Clay, Tor the frs Office within
hs eHi. lind that some Of tie friends of Ur a.
DAMS had df'eddy beeA hy;aaA, OFT The ii.t mar an
case ne Ses elected, Nh Clay ns.gA BE- offered ne
%f"Gli0n ~ 'sy gf1tate" Nov, who were III.
friends OF Adams hat al be en- holding o,, ti,i mo
vide"t Iiea TO tbs friends oi CLAY; We an.,ys, r.,
were ch n and true on both sides. and -
J4s' sueh Il man ss they were, would hey reveal
muse mysteries, snG 10 "one other, and that man
| was Mr. Marsiey. III form for ! ,ckson IN her,
oi LAY he stood on the confines between them
ieahi"S ahd ready 10 isIi with his whole ,geirLt
on the side OF Clay he was the man amons
/ tnou 'and mos Ia TO be employed.
II Is admitted taat MIR. NJ ,rklsy voted ,
"e"ersi Jackson but it l. ell known thai II wa
! '''ner 'hr tie o! MS district Than his own and
or tins even, alr. Ma.kiey is eniiiel q. ihs -.
OF atDeii"s 20 one OF The dear esi repub,ic,a in
c'pies winch, Oh the OCCASION was vioIs 81
oy his P@uon. ISu; though Air M,,klev $50
! Tor General jackson, ii we are eotr.c,,y Ia
'otiHed' II Was then and has since, bsen we'll
und-r'ooI, both in Washington and IN b,. J,.,,;.,
tnat ne belonged TO Mr.. Clay, ana III. ,,,,,i
u"uon- we don't mean w to blame him r,
! thai, 1t ne co"ld think right Bur WE r,,m.s,
o protest against his being act down az lsa.,,n
(! and hearty eek oan
1t Nss Mr. M~Ikiey shat oiI :re5 the Rs.o,u,io,
81 THANKS 10 Mr. Speaker Cia1 ~ the H.,
sauie se'sIon Of COuSress whether ,hs ,.,,,c.
"Hs undertaken yoiuntsriIy, from re,ard a. -
o'hcer, OF whe h"r ne selected 10 ue,fo,m j.
ny some OF The Speaks.'s lriesds, Is moi YER,
mattel ai. ' 10y
We have proof that Mr.. Ma,k,sx h.s f..,.,
under the dspieasure OF MIR. Cl4y. OF pee, -n,,,,.
the Court, Tor the part he ac;ed IN tho ,,,,,,
d-H might be cHpsctsd lac ~ W d. n Il. hat IN; -
ously in'efmeddci 'eIth the inte. e,is and Ii -,
umitS OF the P'esi!eat and Il inc Minister. .srsn
any II he had, OF hi- own sccofd under, al,a,
c"mmpront their honor J.. On fbe,co,t,s,y IL.
ne va Tun out oil Congress Tor his att catnsn, =,
; Tie Coalition, was not 81 &C provided f., L,,,
worm ~ QUO year, lie Certainly was br,,.n -,
congress at the last election, and was sffs,,, =
appointed by 'ie President, Naval C.Tcer If IN.
Fort OF Pnadeipbia. Such births H., no,
lii TO ihs Iol of ickson's friends,
Bui why should Mr. Msrklev. of his o,,, -.
motion, have sbeSn 10 much ct,n,ef, il, III. -,
TER urging his SUIT ia different GorD,s to
SscAs "a = friends on the same day ami ,,,.hi
!, see tsiTj, VIII sc Hear relation 10 tls Gs.af
"ir Clay takes every oppor ulily TO de.cri,,sS +,
c0u'J not be- becsu-e IL, more than eli ,,.
h'c an eye single to the ELECTION OF Jacl,.o, 49,,
" was because he had bees intensely set ,no, a.,
Selec.'Ja OF NJ. Z. FOR Secse ary OF STATE Wv
~ Is no. 10 be expected thai Mr. Cl,v, s.u
/ IN lhs overture, could be proven by cvisenrr Al,
rect aud positive he who could con.rive snI
eeu'e Tue pot would take care ho,o aud 10 ,shoo
90 eo,po''iei himself, AMI Ncy wal hardly bs.s,v
him But Murder Will out 3" And we ssr; -
these circum-tancss, taken Ia con,,.,. Vs. ''i",
! many more already fimiiis, O., 49,. ..' ''''''
fesder, bring home the chsrss q, a. 80 va