Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
ALEX'R L ROSE, CLa; man
). VI. CONWAY. Secretary.
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! From IT, Louisville. (xv3 Aive,t;,er.
! " TIE PiOt Micfeas
we inserted Oh. "Wednesday the sta,ams,, -,
! Gen Eaton TO The public, which goes IN yro..
| that oveftures were made by the f,erds of Adm.
10 the friends OF Clay offering Mr. Clay the Office
oil Seci eSry OF State ia the even, of the .j.c,ion
OF "ir' Aasm. and, we copy today from the
A'SIs' le''er NO. / from Mr.. AMOS KENDALL
! 10 Mr. CLAY, which clearly proves that IN. nr
ran emeat or gaia was thoroughly unde,s,o. d
! ~ Frankfort, Kentucky, in January. 1925 ,bou,
'hree Weeks before the e!cr,on took rIace.
" hat'vsr may be the diversity Of opinion in re
10 Mr. i>enda'i' we believe that no man can
- ,"e run oil hts statements, far as they go
20 establish the ALI Important fact, that IN. conf
dental ihends of Mr clay in Frankfort. receiy 81
Information from UGsLinefon in J.,,a,v IsYs
| "a .'ir Ctoy wouti te a.poirf d Sseyetnry ~
S'a'e' should has J'teadS Dc d6ie 10 MAKE ,Jr
-fdtHS President.
IL is ell known in THE S,,.a ,t, IL,
The canvass Tor the late Presidential e,.c,ion VI
Kendall was he decided. enthusiastic and ,y 80,
audi the efficient friend of Mr. Clsv To aid N .
cause OF Mr.. Clay, and to give weigh, IN his 10.
nunciaions OF Mr.. Adams. he wro,e and published
zoos against 'he latter, reiterang and snlorcins
'he accusation OF Mr.. CIsy--that Mr. dams M, ,
posed, at Client, 10 sell The free n,yjoaiio IS ~.
hlsTssIppi to the British and in this work !, 4;
oeh-Ved HT. IA was sidei by statements and do
closures coHhientially male by Mr. Claw W.
men ION hese 'acs, merely 10 make the reader ,c
q "s vim 'he situation OF Mr x. in Januarv
1917 anu 10 satisfy the public that prSi,abv no
man IN the State was better aco,.;,ad ;., az
movements and ultimate Object. of ,yb,, -
termed the Ctug putty. He was prominsn,
h'sn'ce' OF tha' party; an old, well tried and in.
,eiiSeht tiend OF Mr.. Clay In person Tim
~ a"u mus situated, II was natural Tor the
eo"hueh'iai friends and espond=nts Of Mr. Che
TO contde. /, was natural HAT he bo,,I4 g 80
i0fhec OF the designs OF their leader and u,s.l A.,
ishd DIS AID and The weight OF his nsn,e IN rs,a
VA" accompaniment ct them. Ike was informed
> January is2', by Confidential friend and cor
p""uen' OF hI clay, that MIR. Adams il cleo,
ca "ouio MAKE AlT Clay Secretary OF S,ste-enn
| he Kendall sol Il I'd, if he ar,,ovsd ,ha,
arrangement, bargain, TO write 10 The Hon ia,
~" - ",e' VINO Then represented that district re-.
qurstins him 10 vote for MIR Adams T',,s f',on.,
81 H1F Clay called on Mr.. Kendall t6,yc fj,,,es
oe'o' ''s succeeded 'n prevailing upon him 10
"''e 10 '"r' W hite- and be succeeded, p, las,
by repeating the fsise statement. IN ofco oa.,a -
W. HsiNey at w asiiingiou, that Gen 7 If .Iac,
ed' would continue Mr.. Adams in the Office Of g..
retary of SAFE " S'-
the letters from Mr.. Clay or his friend. 10 III.
.po sehtiemen reierrsd to by Mr. Kendall. mus,
nave been written " early In January =. -,
were received in +, ankfort preri.us ~ ,ba on
OF tha' month The persons 10 whom Mr. x rs
lefs, as me Correspondents and confidential fis,,
OF MI Clay, StH yc.i,ie "a FFankf9yt and would
oi Io"'7e contradict he ion of MIR. X. tina,
we O"Igaih' or dTrGHe en'eIf, vas understood h,
ny Gay hienis Ia Frankfort Ia Jaouary. 1893
we're that assertion untrue 1t y H. th-r-fo,e b
idie i1r Vie par'Izsn iitors of he coalition IN a.
ny th's iml oriaEt and conclusive fact a denial
10 'e Iesaf0ei, must come fl on NJ C-paod
hr' Ii But ih,y will not dare TO deny ,ba,
''e arrangement which gave biz IA to The coalition
was Understood al TrsDI r., on the 20 Ia J,,,.r,
!3-o' a teller, or letters, had been received f,o
" Arlington previous TO that dase statinr tb,, AZ
Adan,s, u elected. wOald make sir. Clav Spc,.I..
~ of State! "e''e'd-
we are nov able TO account, most satisf,c,o-
N.Y. ioI the very singular conduct Of Mr.. John 7
=, ""e' +" was asoeftai5ed that Mr.. CLAY
nad not been returned to Congress, rs one NJ H.
three highest Candidates. First, he wrote ,o
ifend OF General Jackson at Rasbine.o .,
MAKE The GENERAL bea, The Yankee- ferlir, ~
course no o leciioo on bis part, TO The election
OF General jackson. But when it vas sscsrta,re 1,
a. ,,""Nio'' IN 'shu.iy' that the " Grrangement''
hsd oeen msde; that MIR. Adams if elected. ,v.,,Id
make MIR. Clay Secretary of Slate. Mr. Cite
uen wrote to MI White. his Representative IN
vote I9r MI AdsHis-- 10 make The Yask,s gen,
me GensTG' IN order to secure The Office ~ &c.
cTetsTy of ale for Mr.. Clayi
This isnot all. Yebeiieve ~, C.;,,...
be one OF ibe confidential friends of Mr.. d. Al
iudei to by the Editor of the Argus n,rbans ,bs
very man who called thrice on M,. Kard,u A.
"fte TO hr. Wine aud urge him to voty for 4
dams assuring VIZ. X J.4daDs toeyc tLcfeJ|
. ~, gay woWi 10 appointed !Secrefr,v or
Mr.. Crttenden oncp stood hiab 40
Tents and Integrity. His political honesty nsvs,
was Questioned. we believe, until i; wa. sscs,.
tanned that he had acted 20 strangely and ico~si.
tsntiy' IN relation 10 The la'e presidential s,c,i
Up to the 9TH December ,Is2 i,hs was ,bo,ouaL
gomg advocate Of Mr.. ClsJ's election, IN ,hs
same month he wrote to gentleman ., Wssbiog
ton' 10 make ibe General beat the Yankee az
on or about the 20ih Of the next month. (J,og,,v
lo<0, ne not only wrote TO Mr. While In Adj j.,
The election Of MIR. Adams bu,, if we are .a'
uis'S ne was instrumental ia persusdipg o,bs,s
10 follow his exInpiei O'"s's
y ow, who Can believe that Mr.. Criteoi.. II
ranked among The fret men in The state. in 80,
VI i"e!ec', would have been guilty ofsurI, st,s,ss
suen eafng Inconsistency, II bis roie.t mi Il e, II
20, neen 'r'esislibly operated upon. by he no.,
po',s'in' appeal which ~ouiJ possibly have bss,
n'sJ'' 70 us hielty AMI liiendsbip5 iVbat i,I,s.
Oo'' "oui1 have bssn most likely Ia s.c.o.., =,
snch sn ,Fpe@F Ever man, wei eco ,sjn,,d ,..,,,
CLAY '''- IAENRI
Wesrs 'has lei totbe eonclu.ioe. IN, IL.
Jrc'ufs 81 the Editor Of tie Argus i, cofrs.,. H.
Mr.. i'y gave tie Information, which ,.. 'r"
ceIYed By HE confidential frionds in Fr,,Ise.
S~nn"rv' 1925, shelving that a. al,o,,oe,s,,. -,
h'd oFr'r rars. ios 81. Ni-t's ~. -, .