Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23


80 respectfully, but earn, stu" requesting him 10
give his fellow citizens Of baltimore an orpoTtuni-
~ ot paying their respects TO him. HI Ill ghness
graciousy accepts. lie arrived on Sunday
morning, and put up at Barnums but what
time he breskfas,ed the public journals do no,
uientiun, and we have not been able 10 learn. 1,
vas obvious 10 all, tina, poll zeal move in
con. errlaton. The Adams managers were ell in
notion the roll was called. aud the ,rained-band
In place the 'its and erpt Giants of
Office the hangers on and ,chippers IN. were all
taking their course for the City Hotel a
committee attended to- inti oIucs every man TO a
pun,p han!le shake CT his Highness' hand. The
President made an awksid attempt 10 lay aside his
usual frigd, repulsive manner and to assume
something of spriah'ly and cordial look. it was
CHASTITY effort. The papers announced it.. The
President visited the First Presby,erian Church ia
The monIng, and the Cathedral in the eveninsi''
We have no donb, he We u!d have been glad to
have joined ia worship with every sect in town,
denominations OF christians. with whom he did
not Join however, IL - he has particular partial
tiles.
1t has been in-inueteJ, here cf9re tina, Mr. a
dams did not much ike the peopl. Of Baltimore
but W. are happy 10 inform fellow citizens, a.
pa ticuisrly, those who were North Point and
Port Nc Henry, tina, the President is highly de-
lish,ei with our country. He admired the style of
our buildings, and above all, lie approves of our
! mode OF paving he was particularly struck with
late Candidates who in snswer 10 several nerti-
n.nt Questions asked by his Eighness gave a very
particular account OF the rise and progte.s of gas
IN Baltimore. The late election here had cA-,
gloom ovsr the Adams party something must be
done to cheer up the rank and file, or they wonIi
q adualy desert Cannon had been fred on
Hampstead Eli, on nretence OF triumph in the
State but 1t had proved miserable blunder-- their
own men did not understand, and ours laughed al
il, when they heard the object. What was TO be
,.l.., ko. II
President. as many people nI,.si be got 10 see him
as possible there was no telling what effect
shake OF his M jest = hand might have upon the
jackson ias-rags. So the President who was no
doubt appised OF The part necessary Tor him TO
perform } invites all those whom the Aforesaid
Committee represent ed Cha; il, the Adams por,yl
g and all Others who may incline TO exchange nh
him friendly sslutaion'' 10 come. But all this
was not enough His GHENr LETTER had
damp ed The arder of many 90, Adams man win
had shared In the battle of ia. Twelfth of S.pien-
Der, and had rive,tei the opposition OF the
ickson'tes. melting must be done to paJiiate
II. And what was done? What expedieut was
resoued 10 in Committee?
We are sure no one would eyer guess & we will
therefore inform the world of the manoeuvre by
| which Mr.. Adams hopes 20 Turn cur n,nk AT.
ter his letter had doubt been read and eread no
ioophole could be found through which j. Q. could
escape from his own language after this sentence
q The defence of Baltimore has given ms IitIe
!
| gaiDst it has afforded to err e,.emy" had been
| twisted aAG turned, il agreed that no .xpla-
] nation could be made, that would no, make M.
matter woFse Therefore. il was resolved that
fhe President Sh1uid risit North Poi:t Itself
Gad uts,D HE battle ground, or ra,her a, he had
! considered it, The ground So down h.
/ went yesterday morning att-ad-dby Committee
we presume. We .uppose it was thought thai
| this would be considered a u:Lu:e of Y-spe-t-a
| soIt OF pilgrimage.
I hat a
dams TO visit North Point! He thought we de-
seIved no credit FOR The affair Then VIVA, co,iJ
here be interesting In North PJiy.f to him, he
had sneeTei a, our g defence and does he tbpl,
the people OF bait are such o! silly gul as to
be caught by such an obvious bate as this Raj,
a more shallow arti:;ce was never atemD,eJ IN lie
played of on Intelligent people
Perbap- Committee attended M 4 dams ~
point ou' TO HIM the relative situations of the two
armies 10 explain 10 bin The Opposition OF our
troops aad that OF the encmy's- to make him s.n.
si3le oil The true merit of our conduct. Here we
rallied = here we-run thought Mr. Ada,ns t.IJ,,.
we ralsel the enemy = = il possible say, Mr. A.
dams. All! we'll that's fact l did not know OF
=" hen wrote my letter"
Mr. Adams holds himself o,e,l 10 couyie,;o,,
and we have no doubt that when he.i, ,naar san
slbie OF The cruel SANDER he has Tered against the
CITIZENS oil baltimore, viii reirsci his Ieti,r A,
all events, we calculate on a second eJjt;on ri
his letter 10 Levitt HaTsiss. revised Gnd ear.
! rccied.'' W.
We had proceeded thus far in our notice NJ ,be
solemn farce played off amongst US, when ws
picked up the Patriot, and saw the following.
All the wounded Soldiers az the Battle nj No,,bl
Point and Fort McIIenry, that can be s.,erraosi
10 be now IN the city, invited to dine ,vi,b
the President This DAY. Ire scene cannot fill n
he most interesting one -
IS The wounded Soldiers at The B,,tis ~ nco.,h
Po'nt and t"fi McHenry 20 We presumed il was
meant that the Soldiers wounded at North pin,
&c Dut let that pass ii is uers bjun -, F ~
Patriot - '"'
Row, we would ask, wIia, is there in co,,,no,
between the soldiers wounded a, Nodb Point ad
Fort McHenry and MIR. Adan,s2 Dill he ,sE
tben to dine viii him tell them that the Is
fence OF Baltimore 81 them no credn5 Or did =.
EEL them that they did well bu, that their ore.
did not '" "'"cstS
" Many thousands (says The Patrio,} visited
'he FTesident' Many thousands more voted a.
ga'nst him, and viii do II again
Let Andrew Jackson come a,oooc
NV many thousands will ,hrope 70 iii, h.,
give MN a" honest, cordial shake of The hand -
ne people would out ia body. and NJ A
daiDe company would dyyinte inn o,a,-
RE 10 comparison. Ran Poa'' 1Ie So's-
1hc IRE Henfs Tlsii.-- Tie farce Tie NM.
uegfsuins and TO every high minded, in,en.o1so,
IeP"pI'c'ni the disgusting farce which bs. -
PI"Jeu on IN our city the last two or tf,.s IT,
sh'" Ieee'Ve more Particular notice from, 80 =,
morrow We shall expose tie foIiticI ,.it
'he Iid!clIou5 eiectioDesung Of the prssido, -
sone oi his party We shall hold nm 10 ,nI,. ' -
u'cuIe ana contempt, the iaYning sycoubaat;c 80.
eurt VI he Oosfquious, humble hsngers-on -,
"e powers 'Iidt be. T" In the meantime ,vs ,st
, ,t."' % a hd'e CIV Jackson to read the Amer,