Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11
THE PRESS.

'iy more polluted by INTERPRETATIONS aud false
. Goods, tia" !, - at the present moment A.ser.
non- are boldly made, which have no foun-
da'ion in fac in order 10 excite the suspicious
and deceives the understandings OF the people
! We have noticed many of these S.ens of the
Hines and the following article {, ON he Phi.
ladelphia s. Democratic Press mus, he added To
| heir numher. The ID. Press has become
real mandatory OF fabricstions- We do not
hesitate 10 say that the following il one Of the
| many, which have recently disgrsced it, columns:
"AMERiCAN MANUFACTURES
u" ht'e juggling htnd' bell, ej 7alier with
IL ~ oJulle sense"
! - We earnestly ask attention to the following
statement, and we Iesp.c 'lully ask for it one in
ofton IN all the Iapers in III. State the editor,
OF winch friendly to the piorection of Ar.e>'
Tican ManufaS lures. That may not unnecessa.
My Occupy their columns, off nd against their
feslinss or oppose ihe'r ,pInio $, our statement
shail be brief a. pc. sible
- Just before me late adjournment of the I,eeis
, l''ure of Virginia, letter w.s received from
GENERAL JACKSON, IN reply TO one " hrh had
been ddressed TO him. by leading friend of his
member OF thai Legislature. The answer OF the
General, Vas, under inunciions OF secrecy shown
20 considerable number, IT not TO all OF those
known - be In favor of his election TO the
Presidency. II is well krovn thai the vote q,
Virginia cannot, without difficulty. lie obtained
for any candidate Tor The Presidency yybo j.
known W pe III ifYor OF protecting by Judi
cous Tariff, the Domestic Manufactures OF the
country. II was TO obtain an expression az The
uplnion cf General Jackson on this VIII roint of
policy hat the letter written. 1t was CON
iiden,ly rumored, on The receipt of the Generals
! answer, that it was quite satisfactory: and tha,
be avowed that his opinion was eutireI, cban,ed
-ince the session 1928 Il, when he voted for Iba
raiiif
" A gentleman in Richmond. hearing Of hi.
state OF things, waited IN friend, member of;be
Virginia Leg siaturet whom he knew TO be 4 Jarl
son MAJ; 20 thi- gentlemen he made in substance
IL .atounene"i ~ hav- Jss. wr,t..n and CO.,
cluded by saying - DID gou sec the keifey Of
General JGtES0H!" a direct answer was studi-
ously avoided, and the nterosaior was len IN
draw the usual conclusion from the silence Of his
friend just however they were abouI n mar,
the lAquTy WAS ed win an energy of ~.
and lmpassontd esrnestness OF manner which drew
from he Virginia member this declaration. ONE
" THING II CERTAIN EITHER VIR-
! '' GINA OR PENNSYLYANIA Will, RE
- COMPLETELY DUPED"
! &" Ii The OF Gen. ia. kson was M, :, g
| feet, what l. above s'a;ed, lqt his frie ~ ,,,o
h"ve the letter, publish it, and ihus rrlnoye All
doubt and anxiety.
- We would lake this occasion 10 press noo,
| the W ashnston County Jackson commune. ,bs
Indispensable nsressiy oi reGeeInIue their rls,,.
by obtaining tom 'Ien jackson az eXt,Iici an.
| untCll'NCuaI NecIagdbJu 81 ITS a.;
VITAL poin; OF policy Some o. iis commune. ,..
nave ;he pleasure personally TO know, and we
Anow they have political Integrity enough N lie.
ssrl the General, !! lie does uOi give then, .r,;
/ satisfaction on tins point, and Gay have uo,j,icsl
sagacHy enough 10 know, that without such salts.
iac'Icn General Jackson can have ~ ehance far
, he vo'e oil Pennsy !vania.'
| The ONCE, o! hiss art G { is obvious enrucb
/, is to play uVon the feelings Of tie cililcos of
. Fenns) iv.Ula fh-y ske much in:cres; IN ,bs
| Tariff, end every etfrt is making 10 peren,Is
/ them That Gen Jackson Is IL opponent Tho,
canOo; get over his ielie to Mr. Coleman # ~
| O., host asserting ihai he las changed ms on
nions.- The "1iho's OF the preceding article.
! however, 20 one step farther TA.y ,yoYli 49,
| The people OF Penn y,ySna 10 believe. hat he i
playing q doub!e game holding one I.neu.ee .,
DsI and another 70 Virginia - AID tha he ID ron,
! pie,el Jupirs he oiher- Hence th.v bav.
| n,u PED up toe s.ory o! IasGious letter. ,,bi,
wac circulated among many. ii not I'll Of MS fri ale
~ cur Legislature, U'.der iljuHcticyls Of SER, -,
Tins part OF The story nearly :s,siG-. she whole
because how could /, DC expected, thu .ncr
/ letter could have been disclosed 10 more thin 20
men, without lnos Toe cer.sin CHARGE IF it, bo
/ inG divulged? " po.risely slh.m, tina, we Ne
VeI heard Of any such letter that no ner.oo IN
whom have communicated the statement IN
/ the ID. Pfse- has ever heard whisper ofit-opd
e nave no herIiatiOn IN p'oaOUncig he VIII le
| affair TO be fabrication We csH nnou ,bs
. Press" to come for arj, with It's spec,!!ca,,ocs
and proofs WHO j. the gentleman j. Kicbu,oud;
! Who lbe member OF 'he Le.isla,ore?- Gtv.
Us naines-- and lie examine tine persons ihao,
selves & les, thr'r cfedlb;uy. Uaal then, ever,
impartial man Will believe that this pre- ended lei
! sf IS ere OF the mIsTepfeseniaions OF tina Times
| We have not room u-day for the variety of ar
tic.es, hich eros ID upon Some Of these which
We lay before our readers very interesting The
FIST ln point Of general baCorsnce the appoin,-
ment OF M. Coming. as PINE Minister If Ens.
! land and the cons qusnt resignation of ss,e,,
! Cabinet ministers Mosl OF The old Tory in
! crest IS IN arms against him q acto man As il
s ere, with tited blood aowicg 10 lns veins
AID friend 20 Catholic iGnancipauon
The most important Intelligence 10 US IS the
failure OF Mr. Gastns negocia ion for the Colonial
ifadc. we spiead Nr. Canning's closing no,s
before our readers 70 Mr.. Gasiin's ie,ter reached
IL only last Evening shall .ppesr In our next.
| we cannon cquesce 10 the yies which N!r
! Z. maintains OF iIs Co lunia monopoly %. c. Bri
lain But % j. scan ely necessary to discuss ,bj.
proposition a. iha present meme .t.r- She did open
her coioaai pO1s upon arm hicn " are no,y
( willing 10 accept WAY cid ne rot acccp. taon,
/ be ore? Way adCpt Inc ph-sss " elsewhe4e''
thus, claiming a bi aucb ofths trade, to which we
had 30 Just title; tha, Of carrying from one British
port 10 annther? Wa DID lie Administi -tion
sickle lo' 90, pretension? Aud Why did they
discourage the y4ssage Of an act, by Congress n
the -sssinn o 1926 9, according 20 the terms OF
| the British act ---- Bul Mr. Adams preferred
negoiiGtiOH- and nov we have the nloruhcation 10
discover ON SIR. Canning letter, that Vt Con
| gresa bad passed such a law, MIR Vaughan bad
uoie ~ his pocket declaring hat ibe dscrimi.
Z n4fian d4fle- IuDJsed uuuu 4 merriam eLf,a a,J