Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

MAKE out, thai tiils plan was Organized q.
harrington; that the wires worked by d.
'echons iroin tina; quarter; and though the Gin
smHai Committee was appointed in September
ias'' ye' that they Were prompted TO act in March
last, by MeSsrs. Rowan, Wickliffs and Others.
who had arrived az Cincinnati about eight or
Zen days tefore the committee were called together
ms, however, is the conjecture of the
worthy editor himself Sc 1t is from such materials
as the>e, that MIR. II. the gentleman who so ci7
why spoke 80 of the oman called Mrs jackson
VINO subsequently lesellesi his envenomed shaft,
81 her Character, and afterwards drew from the
War; Office the statements of Gen is accounts
DIS M"lorsGeneral OF the army, has continued to
weave his charges of a. coalition, intrigue and
management
IL 'nrhs out, that by very singular coincidence
scene OF similar description is discovered to
nave been act. u ty tue friends of Mr. Adams in
pennsylvania A Circulor is transmitted from
w ashinston County the Editor of the phlla~
ueiphia Palladium, and published ineratins and
Pthrtn"tem IN that paper there is no room for
vogue conjecture OF direct misrc presentation The
CINCINNATI Circular il signed by seven names.
.h'' OF Philadelphia By fce; at the head is that OF
MI. iona biuns, the MAJ vellous dscoy efer of the
1I'chmond letter, which lie can neither be irri,ated
nor coGred TO produce 1.-THE Cincinnati Circular
Is considered confidential, that of the Philadelphia
COMMITTEE Is equally sos tor, il concludes with
answer, as confidential" If he Cincinnati Cir
eular l. Issued by ga Committee OF Dct.tor.. -
puol!cly az -ointed In September last TIN, hears
upon its lace the name VI the Society which =. has
eN':iei Tor SINE months III this CITY," of "a rs
Soc'ated friends of the Administration of the
GENERAL and State Government. ii the Cincn>
nati Circular calls upon the friends of Jackson 10
organize themselves In the several counties OF
ONO, tins 100 suggests TO the friends of Mr.
Adams = the proprlety of forming associations on
HE same principles and with the same views a.
ours (ih PhiiaGelphia) tn rally and enli.h,en TO
co~operaie aud correspond with similar associa-
uohs IN 0'heT districts al Pennsylvania and The u
States The Philadelphia Episile goes sill more
into detail. Il proposes seven dferent queries for
"'es'isa''on- Tor the pnrpose OF ascerainipg the
strength OF the two parties - in your county" -
the :" objections most strongly urged asains, the
administration and reelection of Mr.. Adams -
ana " the characteristics of the s,ration that
nave taken deepest root in the public tnind' in his
'aVor- also the objections most eGecfi.GUy urs ed
"sninSt, and the facts and Arguments which
AXE the fastest hold OF the public opinion in
lJdUsy oil, General Jack character of
The newspapers which have taken sides in
the contest, and =" which of them remain
nenfra!," (with view doubt 20 their Yesu-
fdfahS and improving the press in Penhsylv ania
and lastly, how many Germans and their des-
pendants Chat stupid race, they have been
Characterised by some Of MIR. Adarns's frienfl- y
and what are their feelings and opinions in rela-
ton 10 the Presidential election -
We are not yet informed, by whom the wires
are worked in Philadephis, Tor bow far these se.
cfet movements directed by the politicians of
W ashington but, If the friends OF Jackson i.
Ohio are guilty of " coalitions, Intrigue and
management" we should like to know how The
i'iends OF Nir. Adams in Pennsylvania can plead
an exemption. The same sort of machinery; the
same sort OF confidential Circulars; the same spe-
ees OF instructions given: If one set inirjgners,
l)lcIators, SC. why are not the ether? We con-
fdeni!y say, that such influence or intrigue ex
1878 IN Richmond; and tberfoIe we beg of MIR.
Btnns To cant no more about The Richmoad Juuio
&c- SO long al least the ' Associated Friends
OF the Administration remain in full force and
virtue.