Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

CHEAT AID iavetefate eaenie-, became hiend4
Just a, the moment you coull profit yow,selees by
Teconcila,inn?
How happened it, that you vo,ej for Mr.. Adams
and Ice MADE you Secretary of State, precisely a.
MIR. kfemer bad predicted?
Could all thsse Condolences. with many NOR.
have occurred, If. a. YOU say. theie was neilhe,
understanding nor expectation thu, you were To re.
cel"e ihe oice III Secre'aty of State iinOug b the
election of Mr.. Adsms:
Impossible a. ~oll might you ell I'VE, Tia,
The separate but harmonious motions OF the sun
m"oh, earth and planets, are not dependant ca th.
same mist cause and subsefrient 10 tAe same great
The fees have stated, and helieye much
more, e'n he proved before committee Of Gnu
Sress an hnrised 10 lend for persons ant p4pe. =.
and 6c'Ooc H'0i tribi~ni mute yc,, II i, be in
nocencc which. ON your late excursion To l<pntuc.
KY, armed your tongue with holiness Won will not
Shrink ifo" ie+t.whieh will place that Innocence
On hs'l IN robes U. white.
AMOS Kendall.
T. > undcrstand your hi-nds, e4reriaily
Al Lexington, Ia her conversations der,,nncc mr
IN he most violent ierms. WHY il ,hi,2 30 th.y
count 'he truth OF my statements! No, nj su The
showing ones smong them bclieye a. do. 1t is
hot to'h tiHY wan. lin were, they would instant
" apply 10 you 10 caY out your friend. 10 whom
have alluded, and lei the worlI see how fsI.c
NY assertions and how un!oundcd il my belief
Dnl lhey lear the result. They dare mt urge Won
to make the call, lest all have sail and snrnised
oe '"aJe than c0Hisaci But It thu do not urge
you To make the cali, Io II YOU are innorrnt
you cannot hes tate tor moment, If guilty,
why, thea you are RICH, to ren,in silent you ma =
as wen oe convicted by Standing mute as by call.
ing io.'h the Proofs OF your guilt. But, sir. If a
committee OF Co0Ere-s shall be raised and rroperIy
e"'Fo"efei, by your appeal or by anv other
ihean- VIII save you the trouble of cliua forth
your i'iends. with 10 know the truth wha,ev.,
may NC 'hs feelings OF your,elf and friends wish
10 Shew the world whether have done ysu any
"Jhsu0e ny my suspicious or not, II have I
WA ree"i, t6e'n; ii not. Frui and Justice will I've
v'"u'ca'e-' Let your friends. therefore. cease
lneIf uehunciation- of ms and 3,etfiot C,,,rress
'o' 4" inve'iSaiion Of this subject. II is demand
ca oS Tue honor UitLe country and of those TO
"""'n IL "es'I"ieN are eruuSteI. Let them aid in
scouting YOU acuiher "frimHHh of rum" and
tim "
! perceive the alarm al YOU, editor, aIr. Smith.
nei'hcr OF the gentlemen To whom have al
,'ueu, Is TO be induced uueT flIs.hood ior your
oehe"'' ny being patled on the back and called
clever fellow
SINCE ihe above was written. 7 have met with
."e iohowinS ia tie y. Journal, confirming nv
inference that YOU did understand MIR Buchanan.
remark IN Mr.. Leirher's roOnl as an advanc. on
me part oi Ge"eral Jackson Among fioso pres
e"t was YorseB and the Journal saws fho,e
preSent Understood from his remark ila: il
General Jackson was elrc'ed Kentucky would b.
provided tor, aad tina; H.. ann, ~ , 49, .
S0!' ''' L. 4" ~ Gag
~ y stated 10y correspondent Of the Pbi'alrl-
rnia democratic Press, amoag the rumors of the
usy' that Mr.. Buchanan, when at Washington.
previous 10 the lost presidential election under
took, to personal friend of lIr. Claws; al Mrs.
DAVIS boarding hou'c, where MIR. CLAY boarded,
ana In hI' hearing, to hold language to Ills effect,
/! not in these words
l believe 1t Is now pretty well azcertaineJ
mat General Jackson VIII lie elected President.
AID in chat event, he will have sifopeer Cabin,
IMAM any Of his predecessors have had
- Pray, hO,' raid ore Of the KsptucLy dol.
CATION " will be Secretary of s,ste;''
Mr. buchanan is sa;l to have answered
V with tone of confidence and triumph, i" IN lie
following words -" The disiinsui-hei, pa ri,tic
and e&pe'iencei Statesman no - in the room. d.
rer'ins bi' attention to Mr.. CLAY.
1T is ntLeT s4i'i,ths IRON the .'nanner a. ", III
as The . words oi hIr. ,chanau, the general
impression OF '!to'e present was ,lha; if General
Jackson was elected, Kentucky would he provjI
ei Tor, and iAai he auiho Ised TO say 10 -