Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

.hGiac.-Ti;ere are i. dica'ions OF an Aati-A
aaihs IN Jol'y even in tic Legislature OF .iItlae-
az exhibited oy the Eastern Argus and " II Pa
uiot but " she Universal Nation" Will prob ,.
by 90 for Adam.
Neg York. All our Later. assure us tia,
oo'n Guy and county will go for J cssnn. So
conn eat ere tie Adams Ires.e, ot this result tina,
osiied a. they have been In their Invention of p
coalition b'tTeen Clinton and Van Buten. they
are now getting up a new plot, Of the lack o
mans managing 10 secure Rsaiori y in the esi..
AZURE IN order to take buck in their own hamGs he
election tf Electors. Eat The story is too absurd
20 snsceed and ii will recoiI on the heads OF lis
authors.
The Norfolk Herald has been pleased to copv
Tie false ascripton OF another paper and give the
cIrdi; OF the Essay OF " a Viryiuiau'' 10 one nj
The EIno~ OF tbs paper. y writer in the lIer.ii
- also bold enough 10 couple Together - The
iSi'bmond Enqrrer aHl the Isrii," without any
"'hsr evidence than this uniounded suspicion We
regret that lie Respectable r iitor OF thar pan-,
should give credence aud circulation to such rdi.
euious idea: We slIll protect again.t the inius-
"os a"a ineTt'liy OF the present tariff and call
upon Tue real ifirDd- OF agriculture and commerce.
90 AID IN procuring cuuaiiment and equalization
Oh H. W e have never been opposed TO rnanu(ac-
'1'Ss wen Ielt ID themselves; bat we always have
peeh' aud always shall be- opposed TO enricLing
'S" summers anu weaveTs al the eXpence of all o.
J. lac
people /" stale of dependence on a few capital
ISIS VINO can 20 easily combine together are I'm
JSst. An importing chant In this city impor;.
:" 'hi- season Package uf cotton canbrlcs which
coz 70 -. sterling. The c,ffy on which alone
amounted 10 $50 exclusive OF freight, insurance
&c tte told Us hat there vas 20 possibIe W.,
In which he could ge' back his money, without
putting the goods TO the Consumer at a most
enormous piice. Thus, If we wear foreign "a
brics' we have 10 psy double prices for them; il
we wear domestic, whatever abatement is made
from The price Of British snods, we owe 10 The for
bearance OF those Ia $, hos. power Nj Claws IN
J1si "ArnericaH System" has isft us. We repe.t
we are the friends Of j. Jae=tIc A!anulacllfe,
wren lAey can flourish ~ubouI being forced; amt
SUI more, u no edsci San succeel ia cur ans this
unequal taIih, we must DO something TO enip!o,
our own abundant resources. and share some of
nose fortunes which he Eastern hlanufac ufers
are making partly al our. eXpence. To show the
excuses 10 y L!ch !heSe Eastern gentlemen ar,
tctltHS TO 20, refer the Il -soIutious IN thu
Gays paper, adopted by The meeting at Boston
The lat y. I. Com Advertiser gives sketch
OF me VI the Pictures eNni5IIel IL the Academy
of Fine Arts. Some of these are fr N The penciis
of West and OF David 1t contains also some of
the productions Of Tfumb1lli among winch, i. the
picture o! the dde Of Piincei on aud he Death
OF Gen. Mercer. The ii,t commenced il more
han thirty years ago; bat il was thrown asiI,
''becanse Col. 4. cOud not find likeness of The
principal subject While al The South last winter
however the artist became acquainted yyith n -onr
Of the deceased Gen. Mercer, ), no tesiies IN Vi,
Ginia, and those who knew the father, rronounc.
the son TO be bis express image. lie has therefore
sat 10 Col Il who mas embodied hi. portrait ia tn
picture, and IL engegad ia completing it, Ia,
all the fre and spirit OF the celebrated battle piece
OF Bunker Hill, hy lie same srtsl.''
The Hartford county Agricultural Society nj
Con eciIcut was held ON the 4th inst. l. gln farms
were entered for pfemrIms Domestic animals
cIoihs, H7hneis, caTpeiings, Rfsfs. bJnnrte, lace
wells, cheese snd butter &c. SC. were exhibited
aud several of them honol Ell with premiums In
organ ling the 'ciety for the next year, view
'ng committee, Inspecting committee, ore on
p!oIgbing, one on manufactures, aud one on tfui,
and forest trees, were apr inleI~- oiker arrange
menis made AMI on the recommendation of Inc
Executive Committee, Governor Tonlinson Of
Cohneclicut and Liness Boili-g, E-q OF Virgins
were elected Honorary members oil the Society.
sEJ~ We pledged OURSELVES to the pubic. las
-oon az We saw Mr. Baile,'s letter and IN. con
Tradition msde IN the y y. American, " o,,.the
highest 0u'h0yify," VIZ that OF the President % .
the u. 81 to siit the truth Of the statement we
bad made, aud Jay the result Il orr researches a.
soon as possible before them. We now come
forward, TO state that MI Webster did sfate, he
tore the election in the III of r. that lie had in
ms possession letter OF his otCH IN answer 10
from his Correspondent, yshich had been read 10 or
by Mr. adams, modified at HE suggestion aud Il
nally approved by him relative to the liberal poll
cy be intended 10 pursue towards be FedrTalisG-
- that Mr. JPcbsfer pfoposed TO shsg member
o. The H. Of X. the said Correspondence, If MIR
Adams should not be elected on the FIRST ballot !;
and that that member declined seeing il.
We are aware Of The importance of ibis state
meni under present cirrumsts nces, and more rspe.
cisly in the face Of the contradiction, au h3rsed
20 be given in the " i. Amercan, that the stale.
ment male IN the Palladium, - by syhonsoevef
told, and by whomsoeyer vOIched tor, is utterly &
tH dH respects untrue. anil "a thou tie shghicsf
(o1hdafiOn." We confess, that with our present
information, (of which hold the voucher in our
oNn band,) we regard this contradiction wlh the
mrs' unieignel astOHishmeat = concern We
jislain gong for the terms, bat we 60 to the sub
stance OF that contradiction and we therefore
consider NE issue male mp bef,gceT tie Ifssi.
deat Gnd .HJ. jTttsfrT. we defy Mr.. Webster
20 con radici this statement
BEJS The Resolutions OF The Jackson .Hceflgg
j 'he Cnizen- Of E-sex VIII appear ~ our next
Also, ths Lssey on he % Of c1!uva Ing more cor,