Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06

1 rufe feutT0ttNts, / herewith submit Diet slie.
ststemen,t OF the ballot,ing-, which will shew
that The republicans stood together from 6rs
To last, and vo,ed for candidate of thei
own, aud thai the iederalists after struggle be
tween Timothy Pickering and MIR ] c. Adams
hnaiiy gave the preference to the latter. and i'm
n'edlaeiy at er the sit ing member having resign.
ed, alec elected Nh Pickering, tina, the Sena,,
| oil the u y. in the year 1903 saw MIR. Pick rina
aud MIR. J. .. Adams arrive together in that DO
dy as the legitimate representatives, of the Mas
! sschusetts fed-i artists! In the Senate Mr.. A. and
Mir. L. voted together for foar years, when MIR.
a. quilted bi- colleague and crossed over to the
! republican ranks upon the principle, az declared
by his father in the Cunningham letters, that it was
the only way FOR an illusirious family OF declin-
ING popularity TO recover their lost power Blu,
he did not deceive alr. Jefferson in this transit
Thai great republican used the new convert, but
dd not trust him! He nerer gaze him an office
and never approved the policy of Madison and
Monroe who did. and who could only urge in their
defence the necessity OF breaking and dividing The
federal party. But Mr.. ]. q Adams took care
moi to forget the confidence of his old federal
friends IN 1893 he refused to be poiied as re-
Pu0hr0n candidate for Governor OF the state upon
tue ground. as declared by his father in the Can
hinsham letters, that &" 1t tocUid occasion an e.
te'7'dt breach tvith the yjederaiists." So far
rom breaking with the,n, thai Ia got all the fede-
raj ei-rto" votes NJ the late election for president
and will get them again. Tha, party still give.
many votes In 1903 il gave II TO r. King and
[. T. Pinkney; in 1912 it gave De VIII Ciintnn
The better hall OF the 81 votes which he got Ia
iolb Il save3i TO Il. King in opposition to Mr.
Monroe, and would nave Civ en- its whole strength,
ahout 5U votes, to MIR. Crawford, If that Rom.n
Republican would have consented 20 receive them
and to nave been elected by the Joint eff rs of all
! me 'ederaiists aud part of the Republicans In
lgA f.rt.v liz,
| carried the election.
| They gave their entire vote, ahou, so in nunbe,
TO Mr.. J O. Adams, which, added to about so
| republican votes, made 81 and put him into the
house OF Representatives, where he gained he G.
lection by The means designated hy his father in
vol. 8, p. 215 OF the work on American consti-
'u'ionS. a. herein before qlot.d This election
was haiied IN Boston as the restoration of the
"iu ieierai party royal salute of 100 guns
was Hf'd, morning noon snd night. az was done
! IN fsFis al The fe'trrstion OF the Bourbona A
grand enter ainrn-nt given at which Mr.. 10.
san quincy, the cousin aud oil fellow -fet,eralst
o. Mr' ADAMS presided, and gave for a toast which
was received with enth isasn the following senti.
mcnt; 9 The POLITICAL REGENERArIoN:-
ih0Se tcho FELL lCHh the FIRST Adams RISE
unh ne SECOND" And so it has been The
ola ie'erailsls have risen. MIR. King, tho s,,.
| perahnuaied and unii. for service immediately
|
Inenis OF government filed with them. The
fionse OF Representatives is placed under the i'm
mediate management of Mr.. Webster, a gentleman
whose federalism subiimaed by the doctrines al
me Hartford convention, and displayed during the
war IN thousand acts in opposition 10 his coun.
Try, and who even carried his o; position 10 what
he Called :. weak uSd loicfed administration
so Lar a vote against the cusiomar resolution OF
thanks 10 MIR. Speaker Clay, when he q III the
cnar to go 10 Client in pursuit OF peace. that ,ir
Clay whose faithful organ and submi,s coadiu
Tor lie now If! Two years only have elapsed and
! pregnant proofs OF ultra tedera ism flow from Mr.
Adams administration. The people are no, IA
be paisied by The will of their constituent: The
authority OF the Senate is to be set asid. in he
institution OF embassies--ihe constitution j. tc
oe construed, not by its terms but By i!s effect
speculative scrup!es be dissolved in practi
cal blessings; the general welfare is TO be The oh.
Ject and the init of action and in ibe medjtated
eva war with Georgia, the divine right of King,
Is ooscureiy alluded 'o An aulhori,s ABOVE III,
LAWS Ia openly appealed to-!
| Can REPUDL1CAHs behold these signs of IN
tunes, and not feel the necessity Of ralying a.
sansi the SoN IN 1928 az they did against ia,
FATHER thirty years ago?
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