Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-14
II'ronl Tie Baltimore R.paJiiean !


we pos pone our own Editorial remarks to make
room iT the following from the u. States Tels,
graph, : hose Ehtor, we'll posted up at all lime
WIN 't matters Oh political interest, has used them
WIN an ahiHy, an Independence and boduess,
which has drawn down upon ham the especial hatred
"h' rear ! The oalInon and Its friends
SeheT"i Jack oG's reply 10 AR. Clay in be
!ou'u neiow rs ~ anticipated The name OF Mr.
.1ue"ahan' oil Rennfylyania, has been given up as
tue respectable member Of Congress Referred 10 in
lbs letter TO Nj. Beverly OF now remains for Mr.
ID; 10 give 10 the pgDlic his promised statement;
whether, under the circumstances OF The case, he
W." ee authorized 10 enter into full detail Of all the
ceuh'ssn 'es connected WIKI the intrigue AMI man
sSemenI 2! Mr.. Clay and hislsiends we know not
Ahey iii not, IN all probability be DISCLOSED until
Mr.. Clay appeals to the IL use OF Rsptesenta,iv..
I winch, however reluctant he may be, seems the
o"iy alternative eiI for him. All that came with
III the knowIelge Of General Jackson has no, been
u'sciosed. lie has conGaed himself to The sDecific
mater Before him Should he be called on / .es
NY the iacis, heretofore stated by U.s. OF the p.r
verified. -N"'
." We know much more in connection with iii.
matter "e state, as facts, which cen be proved Il
Mr.; Clay appeals TO the House, tia, in he fan +
AoN7' vii. Clay wrote a letter TO General Jack
! son, inviting him to pass through Lexipstor. ~,
his way to Washington, and pr posing t5,, Iber
shoH!d travel together. MIR Clay did ,y.it severg
days, expecting General Jackson's arrival in Ley
ihs'oh, and expressed himself to sgue of the Gen.
era friends to be much disappoInte tina, the Cen
erai hal Roi arrived before lie. ir. lett there
MS I6ci1 II Is proper slate, IL not reriva oil
iom ten Jackson himself, byt il rests unon evi
| dence, the credibiliiy Of which Mr. Claw himself
| cannon iinPeach Lei bin appeal TO the House and
.hs name u our informant will be given Another
important tact, which bears directly on liz. sane
case before US, Is that MIR. Clay did use his
ihiihehce, before he left K snlucky to prevent in
stiuciions from the Legislature In case no ,bo,It
oe eAciuuei from the IL use; and did give assu,au
cef which induced some Of the friends of General
Jackson to believe that he had resolved TO vote Er
zen jackson aud was on!y oppe ed to The Legis
iau'e 'hsuucIoh+' upon the GROUND that they
'ohi1 imply an Improper distIust of him and his
motives on The part Of the Legislature, ana thus
impair he public conf lence in h integrity. This
Is fact derived from The most respectable sources
ana Mili be July established if Mr.. Clay appeals TO
we itouse' In that case, we pledge ourselves to
sNe 'us name OIL our informant, and name the wit
nesses b. which It b. established
=" u Is fact, that Mr Q ay, after he bad ascer-
t@lneo maj lie was not returned to the IL ou.e
a. yak cos, PenlsyIvaai, Ayelus To sa-
Iuie Gen. Jacks n congratala ed him on the vote
whieh me bad received, snd said that he had no
uouo tnai zen. jackson would be elected By The
Saou.e' aus isci, that 9 en-. Jackson instead OF
'"F"ing MI Clay TO participate with him in The
care OF STATE SAID that be would eudea,o, f,iib
iuny TO discharge the duties which would in tina,
event. ueVoiye upon him /; 10 fact, which can
DC proved ~ witnesses nov in lbis Cry,
that Mr.. Clay did, sf;erwad. can Al C:sIy
b. s. where Gen Jackson then boarded; thai h.
e"q;hed whether Gen. Jackson YVES in; bat the
Oi Keeper vent up to Gen. J4ck-on's room 70 A.
ceI'sin whether MIR. Clay could be admitted: ,bs,
Nlf. Clay remained below until The bar.keeper re-
TUNED with an invitation from Gen Jackson. and
'he" sptnl some ino, tee iete, with lie danger.
Gus Military Chielian. u j. a fsrt. ffat. In Nm.
lace o. these isc,s, W. Clay authorised The Joufns
TO cay i!iat be did not call on General Lace,
except 70 leave he formal card, and now olssds
Thar snch were 'he Terms 10 which he STOOD ,onb
,'ene al ckson, personally, that lie could no, vets
lor him. '0' ''''
- These facts, as well as those ia,tli,i by .f-
NlrDuihcs resolution, can be fully .,.t,i,, -.
( "if. Gag ~ he s1sh appeal 10 'be House fnstit
val be diiicult, yen, Impossible 10 brior ,b1,nis
lo's 'hs puzzle 10 eng i@po-.og shape, without surb
appeal, - maniiegi. II VIZ CIsv n,sks. ,bs s,,e.i
he VII be co yicisd. If he f1,,. 40 - ,s.
vil the public be Al no loss for IL cs,7. >,