Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
FOR THE ENQUIRER,


The National Intsliigencer attempts to break the
force OF Mr.. Eaton's letter, by hunting up DR..
brakes letter OF The 2Ist March. The doctor
states that the day before Mr.. Clay left Kentucky
ne tod The Doctor that" no state IF things could
arse that would justify him in pre.frins (,eaeral
Jackson TO MI I'D 'm,s or induce klHl 10 SupDo,
The JOTmet." Iithis were really the state of M,
CIay's mind, should like TO know WHY he and
his tr'end- practi>ed the profound mys,ery which
every person at Washington motto ed l. ON the COM
,nence'nen' OF Congress down 10 the 22! January.
~" one could get them to say for whom the,
would vote. And why all this reserve2 WIN dji
me poid MI Henry Clay mufis Up his unal,e, alb .
resolution, " he bad formed ii ?? O.ce iadeed he
attempted to account for his in crulahle mystery.
oy saying that g after Juf and anxious eonsidera-
hon, (ot the Kentucky inslrac,ions) he found !,
Incompatible with his b. s. judgment OF those dltie.
10 conform 10 the ieques, of the General Assem-
nY! AID this too in the face of Docl or
D'"Ke is''eT' which .'sr. Clay produces 10 shaw
'''' no STATE OF th'ngs could induce him
TO support Cen Jackson! Why then was this
reserve Pfac'ised? If it was not to wal, to see
WIN whlch party he could drive the bet arrange.
meal i! was not TO see what Mr.. Atoms vouIi
90 Tor him; and 10 wal, Tor the result, OF ylakl..,,
negotiation with Gen JacksunI
~ Is irve, Ms supporters now say that Markley
vas h,' MS ifieni Mr. Nj lrkIey is one of those
,~ VI accommodating dispositions, who
uih ms ; Ills 10 every proprtious breeze. In the
Oadcus he voted for era D, ford-neXt he turned
routd TO vote Tor Jickson-aytd he c,iH roJ
cofe for Clag, because Clay was not before the
HOUSE ba' he Vas Mo. Ciay'e per. onal friend
and companion in his hours of pleasure III. ,yas
!" 'nate WIN NM Tie moved the vote Of thank
to MIN AT the cad of The ses ion athonyh Cav ha
ueieated J'ck.on's election. He refuse to declare
h''p7ei Tor Jackson, wheI he Offered again 70 r
a"d ior this ieInpOrsing course his peo
f'o "oahuo"ed hIn. 1t then that he threw
h'mSsit upo" be favor of an Administration IL
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MS q inns u on them, that though g. G. Bi1Iie di.
'i"su'shed cr'zsn OF Philadeph was his OIL no.
nv" 'hoVsh Mt. 81 Idle backed by almost
an ms Iedling friends of the y dminis.ratio in
IHiiaorlphiai and though Mr.. Adams had befor.
hin extracts IRON The Records of AIomsoms,v g.,
prove Mr.. Mnkey unh, for such a Is,
sfa'luie prevailed over every other consideration
anu MT. "iafkiey was appointed Naval Officer
% 'ne fort OF Fhladflr hs, with salary Of 5000
Oes'dfs peTqui ties Yet Mr. Mak'ey was mot
MI Ciaj > iheni! lie was tie very man 10 he
employed about such 4 nsgotiati H. He w,s
vote for Jackson and he was Claw. sroy,,n,sacs
ne stood between the Two paIties snd bound 10,
P'fnc"iT PTtztns OF each. He was intimate
Whh Ciayi ne was Intimate with Buchanan lie
wa tne very man, to press upon Buchanan, that
Leu ya'Kson shonid say he would not appoint
hr. a iam- Secretary OF > ale; and to tre.. uoon
Mr.. iraacs, that If Jack.on " es elected p,s,,sot
he ought To maSeClay his Secretary Jack son srorn-
eu o ntgOcaie any thing about it, and Mr. Adams
wa inade P'esiden'! AN OBSERVER.
Tine 1ndirn tg1r at M end - We learn from
a traveller, 'hat Col MKsnny Of this city, aT,i
yea al 81 Louis On che l7ih September from the
Winnsbago county. lie brought information To
mat place that The Red Bird Cine pfjncip. ,ys,
chief OF the hostile band Of WiUnsbsgoss) together
with young y ave OF the same band. had been
given up TO Gen. Atkinson; the WiunebseOe. ba d !
siei Tor peace, and bad promised to give % all The
party which made the attack the keel boats and
Committed the murders at Prairie du Chen, &c.
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Sictnfss AZ T nsrcoiG From ihe PensscoI, |
''aL'..e Exus, - .s gi instant; received ye.fer-
day, we are sorry 10 learn that fever prevailed
there several cases Of which had been pronounced
~ The Physicians 10 be the yellow fever Thai I
there are numerous Of lever 10 that eitS j. |
cer'si"; bit the raicb have terminsted fatal
" are said 10 have been few. O1t Of ? hundred |
that Dave been attacked with fever, u IL -aiI that
OniJ have died. Then nsinss are not given.
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