Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16


son as presid:nt of the United States, and uni.e
with them In forming an Electoral Ticket TO be
recomm ended 10 the people OF Virginia for their
support.
ID That'he Eii'ois of;he Richmond, Enquirer,
the Constitutional Nbis and the Old Dominion
and Other newspapers OF this state be resrec,fIIy
requested. to publish in their respective paper. the
! foregoing proceedings,
EDMUND i-ocKETT. Chairman
| PAREE PoINpESrER, Secte;a:y
|
correspondents of the Philadelphia Press fran
! " ashingion Is kind enough to take very special
! notice OF U.s. - Ihmy letter OF the 9th of Octo.
Der las aea .hst many person. in ihi, eli, en-
teftsned very strong suspicion that the editor OF
the Richmond Eaqui er not committed 10 the
Ultimate supper, of General Jackson" And then
proceeds TO quote some of the expressions which
we used formerly s. lately about General Jackson
Il Is true, re have spoken sentiments freely:
and this wiseacre has mistaken or franknes- for
! spirit OF opposition. QVoGd J. O. f,laus and
Co, we are the determined advocates of General
J's election The Issue is uuquestona ably made
up between Adams and Jackson IF j. has no O
the qualification, be possesses the very great nleri,
of being able to turn MIR. A. out of cflice. HIS
| brilliant services have given him name end
weight which will bear down all the power sad
patronage OF the admin stra ioi. Nj. Clay is We,
TO learn that his maxim il false il is corrupt;
| " give us the patronage OF the government and
| we will support ourselvs..'' In addition to this
powerful qualification derived from his splendid
services and this irresistible populari,y General
j. has qualities hich peculiarly fl him for these
| times. lie Is a man of lofty mind, of lhs pu.
| rest patriotism, and of inflexibe integrity. Cor
rup'ioa fees from his prssence-and the energy
oil his character Is calculated cleanse the Ausean
stable We agree perfectly with the citizens of
Fre;ieTck IN their opinion that If the affairs of the
republic call for talents, they call for honesty and
! purity much more -Under the ronyic ion there.
tore that the issue IL fnalIv made up between
| aleesrs. Adams and Jackson only; aud hat there
Is not the remote-, prospect of any other cand
dale beng brought cut; We have long since dis
carded any other alternative from cur own minds
| las we supposed 1t hal been dismissed from the
hopes or tears OF other persons and W shall
go tor tIen Jackson IL truth why talk Of
th'rd edndtddfe!- IL pfeposferous "a well
| "a dangeTOu thing. we cannot support suv a.
ther-we ought not for. " i'll not fall i'm O the
Views OF the administration, who in the depth OF
'her despair ,are boxing 10 this diversion 10 save
them from prosraon. Nor will we support
'h'rd candidate Tor his strong ard Irresistible Isa
500; we are mol Tor dividing the strength of the
| opposition, and thus throwing ihe election again
| into the II. of r. consumm alton most IeyouIy
! 20 be deprecated by every politician who loves
| his country.
Meeting has been held in Aibensrle, Mr..
| Hugh Nsisoa in The Chair, and MIR. Gmer Sc.
| cTetATy, TO devise means for mproy wing the Navi
cation of the Rivsnna River Committee Wa
appointed to colec; sub-c ipt:ous; and the las,
Charlottesville Advocate states that about Is ono
| dollars had been already subscribed.
meeting was held at the Town Hall OF Ere
dericksburs on Saturday last of the Citizens of
| that town OF Falmoah and of the adjacent country
for The purpose OF investigating the policy Of ablish
| ing Manufactures at the Falls Of the Rappaban
mock MI. Thos Sedlon in the chair, and yym
+. Fray appointed Secretary Mr.. Philip liar
rison and Col Stouow adds e--ed the Meeting in
fakyrr at he 30
ed mem. con.
The Ebony AM roptz Toas, gems TO have
disgusied most Of the Pra,ident's friends. The
K ltor of the Stanton Spectator cannot ber
expressing his regret that such 10 81 and 81,
sentiments uttered by the President of the T.
acc had formed IF tie man" &c
The two meetings Of the Ci'izsns OF Frederick
county, however much they differed about the
Presidential Electors, unanimously concurrei il
the abolition of Memorial - the Legislature
praying The repeal Of much of the law Of the la
session, concerning the B,ltimore and Ohio Rail
road as Fe-tr'cts the Company TO a route north Of
the Little kenawha River II also prays thai
all Other and further enactfnen,s necessary TO h.
convenient location, construction, and use OF the
Ran Road, through the territory Of Virginia NAV
be passed.
- y IN
% as thick bsckheues''. we pas. over
many which are levtllsd A. ourselves The in
.inusiinn in its paper OF Tuesday last is utterly
'slS-; that the " great Object" of our recent sp-
p!ica'ion % Mr. Madison was TO oh. ain some o.
pinion OF that great statesman Which we rni,bt
make u-e OF TO promote General Jack .on'= views
in Virginia. Such was not our object We ex
pres-ly discaimed any such intention. How could
we entertain it, when we wee distinctly aware of
MI Ms determination to keep entirety aloof from
the Presidential contest
IN agent Is now in this city N collect s,b.crip
TONS tor iall length portrait Of Sen Jack.on 10
be engraved by Durand from the original ric.tre
painted by V snde Ign FOR the Corporation of the
City Of New York II represents the General as
standing 10 the act Of issuing his orders; beside
him is biz horse held by Subslte, n, and in the
distance the battle ground at New Orleans. and
-oidiery IN sciinn with cannon, sc. &c. the smoke
OF which ascends aud occupies the back ground
OF the picture. The proof impressions are o
doilars--ths engraving cannot be completed before
the LIST Of Juue next
Mr.. Wood, who has ins, returned from Quebec
~ qlesi of Snel'on, has been employed bv the
virginia Bank 10 60 TO England after him On
NJ 'nday evening be passed through this Civ 10
take The Liverpool Packets on this day.
Doe Of The best jenr d'e,Prit, to which the Pre-