Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
WM. G. PENDLEroN, sea'ry. VI
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" NJ " ASSDLEroN, Sec'ry.
.fD.a-nS .aEETT.YG.
we ay the PToceelngs of tho Anti Jackson.
"f0s Adams mse'irE. before our readers W.J,I
no' receive them until late hour Yesterday ard
therefore nave 40 time 20 anims,.yert Wv uar,i
QUARRY upon them. A few wo d. howeyer. a.
20 The merits OF the candiditss-and a fay, ne 10 ,t
means which each party has pursued
e wear no mans livery We feel ourselves
~ All times bound tn speak our sentiments frank
y ana iea'iessly, a. becomes the conductors Of a
Hse press OF ice country WHO giorifie. Ger,
'"'NToh: Not we we are not hi s,avish nan
egyr'SIs We frankly confess that there are s,,,r
"nJ-c ions to him we confess tha, h. b.s nc,
hs'n bred in the school of d;tlonncv ,ba, h. :.
"o' u'Sepiined statesman --eGd that i, ,nrs mas,
" mas committed great errors lie was no, our
n'St choice, mon was Joha Quincy Adams. R,r
arson is an h'teS,, his minded man and with
TINS Adams meeting. we have an s.ur,li.rioisbJ
confidence in his love of couoir >, Iia o,,ti
scofn any thing mean aud base: and be In, .5~,r,,
no" hooiy ne can put Intrigue aRd corruption he
ne"th MS rect. II is true he has commanded tho
S'"eS VI ms country; 1t is true he conquered for
ana II Is also true that it was his brilliant Ser
vices In that capacity, which have mostly endaa,ed
him to his fellow citizens. and ,,os, s,so'.I..
commended him TO the Chair of Sts,a n a.
Se"'sn4eh VIII have IL so, il il in these ssrvice
90 We 'e"u we 'Mi1fdry spirit, and military
"e1"'"""hce 81 winch they comp!ain I, j. M, -
VIZ rue mat when his services were no lonper
required ny the public intefests ha voI,,,,,,;I- @
signed his sword IKE Cincinns,n. ,nd b.. 49,. -
urea I" hrs farm. Now we are ,o cLooss -
tween ms man, aad John @ Adams aud ITan,r
Ni4y' Ahe q !esiIop Is, shall The yoice of bis
country call MN forth for four years-for. four
80 |"'J "'h ne SERVO in new civil capaci.v:
or, shall we continue J O Adams ror sno,b.r C.,'
years with the reversion of bis oa,, S' -. -
OF Stale of eight years after him? Shall I've r.I,o
'hl- military Chieflain'' badly braI ~, /, -
so"oois nl civii lite, and several acts of his life
MA NE" win great imaeiuosity of temper or.
fuf ourselves again to the keeping of a r.i,joys
ana cOiTuptnS Sl1iinis'Iation- Which 3;
strongly supecteG OF being brougb, forth in ..,,.,
gam ana conup'ion,' which has abused if. now.
e'' 10! me sake OF continuing # in Office hose
HU0""feS nave transSr-'sed the contribution AMI
"hose measures have mi red the interests OF their
country. - ''e'i
Whatever impression nav have bean m,dab
MIR. Cay's bolduess in arneaIjns 10 ths H.. ~
NPpresentau"e-, or by Mr.. Kremer's shri,ti,g
ron 'he investigation it il no longer pos.ibe ~
i"' ou eyes 10 the present state of that cusatio,
ro'e recent disclosures have materially cham 81
NE sspec' o. 'ne question. These gentlemen die
credit the charges of bargain and corruntion h.,
me peop,ea if not satisfied they demand further on
curry 1T Mr. Clay Shriuks from lift Al, o.
does mol seek Il; they will not consent N bis 80
motion, or 10 MIR. Aiamss re election m coI
eS"'e "pASs 81 circumstance muH be done ayyav
- ~ "hu minute inves'igalon. He must
satisfy the people that the mystery which he ,-c
used tor se'e weeks a. VYssbinoto, hal III.
70 do wan any negotiations win the ,f,,.I 80,
yates. lie must meet the statements of R,rhs,
anu isaac<7, and Ea'on. and sbevy tia, p.i,ba, J.,
.1' Ms connden'ial friends he'd any ssencv win
i"'%''y' re must shov, thst neither he n r. b.s
friends Win his priviy or consent diI ,-r,e H.
letters to Kentucky, of which H. -
DOLLY speaks. He mutt call ,non a. i,,sn a. 49,,
bl'ir 10 pen their budgets a.d cIe,, b;r 20 81 :
'cu'sH H. ne must meet the alterations of 4,
g Moore boldly and feare--ly. he mus, sho,v
IA "ici-eah OF Illinois, TO whom Eaton rr(ers)
was mi-takrn ~ the remarks yhirb bs ~, rl,<
Is represented to have addressed n Li 49,
colleagues. He must meet the ssss,,in - -,
Of those colleagues, that MIR CLAW d,t s,v if III
Hlends believed th"t his services would ls ,sert
"a me 'anine' TO the Hest, Tia, he diI no, goyb,
'u' 'neJ couu tie employed der Mr. A4an-. He
must IN !i1e, throw of all reserve J,-o 80. -.
cnSef' deny every imputaiion- draw Marley from,
lhe concealment in which he sl<uIks rail E,..,;.
( hns'n and 4fin bic to the stand and make hen
I ven OF All The thi"gs winch they know aoi L.
nand an Inve-iigaion either before he nevt CO..
@'e-s' or IN ne most o. en- and IN the fnllet man
ner which he can possibly co,nna.d T.e, hin
do his, and all The charges Of BARGAIN and .'.,.'
'Ioh vanish; bit until them The people will M, 10
u"e 70 S~~olr'si the stern integrity of 4. drew
Jackson 'vUh he doubtful chsrscls, 81 he ies.fr.
oil Tie Coalition. they viii doubt. susoect and
NpN UuTt them.
silll less do we concur with these 0eu,ls,,.o -
'he idea, that all tbi- Opposition to Mr. Adam
was formed . before the Administration was fair.
~ oIeanIzed.' Whatever might have been tbs
resolution oi some disappointed AMI cxss,e,stsd
men, m other states, this at least NAV be s,iJ NJ
virginia mat she wss determined TO i1dse the Al.
nini-Iauon by its fruits. But, when the 6,s,
heSssse OF AR. Adams ushersJ forth she GA.
armed by the holiness Of his docrinss. 49, 81.
eA"sV'sa"ce oi The encroacbments which II threat
snsi. lie s'nned against every principle. v hicb
""9 Poc'"usd M her celebrated Report Of 80
In his hands, the Constitution vyss =, -
/ co're' o. unlimited poweS, aud the rights Of the
states were to be swept off into the rnli Of consoj.
Iu'"on' bnt when TO these doctrines were aidel
'ne measures which hs has pursued; the as.umot,or
o. 'he power TO institute foreign embassies . tbo
abortion OF tie Panama Mission the exfrsve,,,,
'Ws''s against Georgia The loss Of the w. IoJ.
ta1e' &c. &c 1t wa tive TO look out for chang.
u Gen. Jackson be no Statesman. how have III,
WAC haVe mus mai-sdministsred the governm-,,,
proven FeWfe'rcs 70 be st.te.msas T.h.hs