Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10


tors 'hemseivesf They sre so Infatuated as TO ror.
meet heir private gries ~h the public cause. VIVA,
generous public spirit could prompt them 10 e.
petty selfish interest has nciied them To under
'ake hat! have these gentlemen been at the foup
sa'n head ofinformaiion? They have seen the Oppo
''on IN Congress resisting the msd s. misch,ev GUS
measures OF the Administration for the two ia.t
sessions. They have vote after vote ,akcn,
speech made after speech meetings held through
out the nation. and resolutions adopted. to pro
mote the election Of Gen. Jackson. An these
scenes were passing before their eyes; and vet
'.ey preserve diplomatic silence Thew mus,
nave heard, 1t ever the: heard at all of the eau
eures 'nat were held at Washington, during the
winter. They must have seen the sketch drawn
~ Correspondent of the Enquirer. of The state
OF parties In the Senate. All these Sisns of fhe
1fnaes were exhibited before them; but mot a
Whisper or denunciation escapes ;hen lips. No
exposition OF any organized oppo.i,iop TO {. NJ,
IOWA the Administration, right ,crong''.- No
oeve'opement OF this "Conspiracy asains, the AID
"'s'f"uon, as the Kentucky Reporter pom,
p"osiy heads the first article it extracts from the
National intelligence No +" plot TO overthrow
the Government Of the U. States" IA IN. Ri.
worm fourier pronounces it-with 81 the Hon
MARIN Van Baren. Senator from N. York. at the
mead ii this Conspiracy ?" The people of this ma
"on are Kept In profound igno aace Of these ,er.
..ois Vaccinations: Not signal gun ~ fred to
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lots 10 me mean time are mute az mice Thouph
me determination had been avowed m.px noo,h.
'e'o'e' 10 one oil them, 10 put down the sdmici.
l"HuHn, though q were pure as Angels. vet thev
ia" ""oheid the portentous declaration from tbs;,
ga e,s; and their daily paper" bad been ss
aany lie to the community They bad &c, us
""n opposed to the administration, right or
wrong, a. far back as the date Of ,hs 80 y.
Mission and still not word "a m III. O.s"..:-
ON the part OK Others. -rhese djscres, noi;,c;.n.
WI are 90 much accustomed TO watch IN. S;gns
"e "'eS' were ac'are that the printing of the
was not yet secured; snt they quietly hung
oAeH uh'i the Election ives decided But the
~, 'ne" interests were jeopardized by the re.
-, 'ue oanot-ooxes had given Mr. Duff
ss" 20 votes their eyes were first opepeJ to
me erfenf Of the organization and ,hs;, .oi..o
SHOWS no bounds OF moderation mr. p,,dsnn.
A"e" vengeance then demands its yic,ims The,
W. nave cabals, combinations. co,c.n,r.,;on.
ana conspifacies wi,hou, number. a. Cor
S"' "o Shi",ieFss dire" start up AZ once before
w al 'en'ed imagination. plot is then DE
n,..,;a "ose eHI-'ence no human being had
previously dream,. Then, we arc - - nau
against few faclious and ambitions sn-i,. -
1'"oi% combinations TO be drnouncrd Inv sy.
iy variety OF epi'het. We are told tia, i, i.
c"no'oati"n to obtain possession, of the o6,-
""u patronage OF government, =, tina, The
Inaen'a0elian principles of very few ndivid
| 10 De made The rule of action for
f., people ) that ''public utility, faith
iui services, and acknowledged i,,es,;,v 49,.
| \" DC sacrificed TO the hioloci, of n,r,r -
Inc grand political scheme for q
| eu,hihs the present Administration !. mn,
o"se1 upon principle; bu, that il is. on 'hc
49, ., e, ie"dei'' war for office and for Office
linen we are 20 lie di.qrsisd with
"s means which this selfish Combat alton has
:. - LOT me accomplishment of their
4 EuIpOses.-- we
.""c,'ui picture Of SUD Caucus. which w,s
sulaiy ned at Washington during the last win
e mat ny 'neans OF this machinery th. n,iotin,
" ''e senate was 10 ba transferred from The Nat
/ we are also 10 he startled by the
| ., 'u'ure operations which they have mo
we are ioid that presses are 10 be es,ab
I snea all over the country to promote tho ,,nni
! cipied views of the factous few. ,b., f,, &c
| my IN 'usand dollars has been raised for H. ~
| pose; nom which disbursement of iwo ,hopsard
| dollars was ABOUT TO b- made the Other da, f
the corruption of the Press at Earri,bn,. ,h,,
tie leaders - intend 10 make nomination of ,b.ir
own al the next -ession.'' And IS. are s,..l
'oia mat me hopes oil the party rest or hs ablj,,
OF MI Van buren, 10 transfer % the Caurps of NV,
! winter, the hirfy-sir shares of stock which h.
! mas contracted 10 them; and, If the peopIe of NJ
ok submit to be sold and transferred ike Io of
sneep' or drove OF oxen, they do not gee vvb., IL
70 prevent his making President, or being made
ties'de"i hanreh!'- that MIR. Van Ruren j. in
derd the @ head and representative of .he
on his Precise objects are not def ell TO ne
| IL Is int'maed, that The vote o. New Vo,L 10 ~
| be secured TO the newly-organized party. a, the
price OF raising him to the station now occ,,i.d
| oy MS friend and successful competitor. MIR C.i.
noun - next, new food of light pours in rno,
these prophetic Jeremiahs of the InteIjsencer and
| .hey mot OF some agreement between Mr. v Bu,en
- MI clinton, by which of them il 10 {. ,aL O.
| the post which falls &c The lot Of ~ York as ,Ls
price OF her sar and thirty votes in the FIsc.,.,
College; whether the first or the serord of ,bss.
Offices IL TO fall to her share and f.a,,v L;oh
! ef onJect OF ambition is saetched for Mr. W. g..
rem, and he IS TO be made President. (who knnr,.
bat :" King hereaftsr?") - Bu Whatever he h;s
ann, ne Is the head and front of this oppositor--
so caucus has been the engine for the Las, win.
Ter; dominating caucus is TO be the Dc,s.o, ~
The movements in the next the Press AT WASHING.
! ION, and Presses throughout the connt,x are
70 be organized for the ompisbment of the
plan and TO cap the climax Of ex,Iavaeance
some OF ihe BEST and puesi In the nation have
oeen sedueed into the scheme; even the ipcorru,,
oie MaSon, and the uobending Smith of s. Caro-
ma, nave been enlisted as the supple instrum ents
OF Martin Van bu3eh! And yet, not one c.r.jcle
VI 'ns extensive combination ever burst upon the
VISION OF the Editors of the National IntsIli-
| seocsI' upti that portenious moment, when Mr.
Van Buren, uttered some tour or FIVE sen,ences il
me oenate, and the Aforesaid Enters were abon,
| 10 lose The emoiuments Of it, Printing Til. Mint
100 improbable to impose upon the understa standing.
! Oh thinking people.
| Z" Thrice must be be armed >, ,.,lo H. q, -
before the nation with cause OF this descrin,ion
\ ~ "a atty q.