Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

e"' "tJt"e"ct w CuOlfacf ana ITfSldenfiul
Councils"
La his Speech, according TO the report of those
who heard II, he said, +" When we got TO Wash
'ng'on, we found that Crawford was out OF the
question We ascertaned, that il Jackson e.
ected, be would not appoint our friend, Mr. Clay,
Secreisry OF State We then a-certsined distinct
~ that it Mr.. A lams should be elected, be
would appoint Mr.. Clay his Secretary Of State. -
MAJOR Moore, from Kentucky, who had been
me warm personal and political friend of Mr.. Clay.
voted ioi Gen. Jackson, and thus speaks TO his con-
'uiuenis on that subject
Whit aisune eouid he presented me, authorizing de-
butt could prefer his wi vii Of Il, people; and
set The course that his friends. with asemsnG
aPpS had pursued tds that gentleman, that
clAys inen,ieu,o for him President, wa. more
@ ma he was carrying vnh him the votes OF Loui,,
"a an Muse states noto0usiy preferred Gen Jackson
Adams Th's statement Will eonovei,ed ny some but
yielding OHIO winch Jackson received 5000 VOTES
ar adam $1,000, and does alter the uol
men aug have not s single doub, that the the
t, which have aned were given opposition
exceptions that Nh Adaas elected 6 uester yotss .no,fd
Adams elected, the per patronage ofths gene.
M would mould Puhic opinion VIII,
orr %ay ead M e. Coy for ms INTERESr hed,, 10
lerrsd to The Will and Of people Mr. Clay wa! ae
eord'ngiy made SECRETARY of Stslr.i
In his PntebTg Speech Mr.. Clay acknowledged
'hat upon certain subjects he "a knew Mr.. Ad-
ans's " opinions" and he g had not been disap.
pointed and this knowledge OF the course
which Mr.. Adams would pursue. was no,
among the mcst inconsideraple reasnnsH for Sc
lectipg him.
Mr. Maikley has received from the governmen,
an oiiice in Philadelphia worth three thousand dol
lars year. He has been spoken of in terms of
liarshness, and has been defended by the National
inteiiieencer, who says his appointment was OBJ
famed uTon the strength of Recommendation signed
! by many members OF Congress; among them
| large portion of General Jackson's friends Wbe-
ther or not Mr.. Marley will make a statement TO
the public will, probably, depend upon the accu
racy with which Mr. Buchanan reports what he
communicated to him. So much has been said on
| tie subject OF the aedgsd intrigue; so many OBJ.
mons have been expressed, that the parties i'm
plicated, 1t innocent, will no; wish the matter 10
RESI- mere lis complete investigation ought to
DE mao. Ihe facts disclosed by MIR. Buchannan's
statement must make the necessity for il still
more apparent. An odium rests upon Mr. CLAW &
many OF his friends, which all but malignant men
WIN relolce TO see removed, if il can be done.
! IL ls certain that General Jackson has done Mr.
Gay injustice in supposng that Mr.. Buchanan
came from him. The circumstances induced him
| to take up hat impression; he frankly avowed il,
declaring atthe same time, that if he had done Mr.
Clay injustice, Mr.. B. coud explain Mr. B. teIIs
US mat since thea. he has had no intercourse or
| explanation with Gen. Jackson on that particular
subject.
Carolina klcii0as Ia the Raleigh District D L. Bar
Tuner C eesIss os bs "a D. 2ss
ElaSe o mr. Edwards who declined. Mr. Bryan is re elected
whor, opposition IL is not believed that ais Long Alton
or Holmes had opposition thought Me.sf. VII
hams y Conner will be re elected. -
TheDOyle.towa De aoera, 40 neo.ner.hps0,
favor OF Mr. Adams ~ A ~
Mr. Rinehar has relnquished III. interest in The B,r;nor
Republican, to u. S. Carr E.q who is now die ol t
that paper ~ Oi ~
of an old gHs 10 ' day. paper hail the
powerful pen will be always THANKFULLY reeeiysd y ms
~ nm, 0 ,g distinguish 5,ns OF vsnia, bis bour, whsther
country. 0-F- - '"o' oi'e
We published the adde's, the friend. OF Rail-,
at same place -" sdy' that 9iih" Aa-'--'
We also give such extracts ffo the M
Convention, will show the views Of #
Inc meeting vas complete faiure having bssn alarmed At
the bodness Of their heme they =
reports drawing NJ the short have already ob
lnry sake occasion TO complain, that views
had oe'n grieVony mistaken denounced vance Finin
PSss & .s, iem they surrendered Of their
J yum the Ss;t treee IN Their power Thus eud.fil The
second chapter OF patriotic conventions!
a public dinner has been given to Com. Porter
at New ORLEANS. To the card of inyi,stjo, he 20.
turned the following answer
NeaD Orleans, e5h July. 1927.
1ehe"en-l have the honnur TO acknowledge he rece;u,
gwen by the citizen, Of New orieans pune "nhei
In accepting Ibis invitation for day named by YOU he.
he
citizens OF Neg Orleans, of the high estimation IN
which hold th. deripg testimony their ara ,hn
although am I5w eng "a the off ,i.ter enbi
shsii never cease either to he American citizen or
all the attachments Of the country Of nv b;,b II - ~
70 no place Or society IN the Union my aitachmtp NOR,
spent the haPpI6s, period Of my life. '
Wnh the greaest respect u esteem
am' sentle'en' your obedient servant,
To Me''r'. lU0r,i. Gordon. &c. &c. DA'iD PORTER
The u s. ship North Carolina, which ". b.v.
already stated anchored on her way I'D from ,bo
hoads about two miles below the town. again ooi
under way Friday forenoon, on the ehh ,ido
and glided male-ticaliy tTo the unruied stream IN
@e Navy Yard, propelled by The united force ~
the steam bosls Virginia, Capt. Ferguson. and
PhiIadelpbia, Capt. Croker On coming .b,s..
OF Town Point, which must necessarily he 49,,
within stone throw, the numersus thong of ,;,i
zens on the wharf welcomed the noble sbi, ad -
gallant crew. with six hearty cheers: in an ins,an,
her shrouds were manned and the yelkin te.o, ,;i
win as many answering peals of "huzza.', from |
the ship, while her excellent band struck ~, III |
inspiring national air, Hui Columbia The NH
carolina is IN all respects 10 superior order although
rom long cTuize she is neat and Trim in ne, |
appearance a. the day she left our waters The view,
OF thIs enormous Heating CASTLE with it's wooden
waits brsiling with cannon, its towering mast and
'spering srouds, a. IT moved over the waters s,Ik
thing OF me-" was conceiveabiy grand and
approaching a. ear to The sublime as any object nj
human structure that can be imagined
IL can now no longer be a question ,ybstbe, |
our river ~ OF sufficient depth to Justify the |
establishment OF naval depot at Gosport we |
presume the North Carolina is large a shin as |
our navy Will require, and she bss passed it, !
shoalIst pafts, at low water, without the least OBJ |