Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

sal not the pa''iians Of this conbnsi cosGon e.r-a Al
ss sgpr0ssa OF ,ss s. a,s Of which hey %
.si wl (no's the secret eu BE- mui ard n,rd we
he pc1'es of the day his valuable uuy rs.rsefh.
paper as winter po;, economy, there ,, t h,
could ,"re ihsn to air N,e.S tut the c.u .eY.s
~ MN IN ihe controversy that has foe thee ,.s
's county, @ not added to las ieluation that Of
The Washington Edlos may plot treason, sel CIV ,,.;r.
bu, they will excite vote. IN hrir behalf Thsy s,
gu. their ssn' Of the Tunes" but the Il ,s
eense with their oPponso''. tnDysrd 1'ase,.~
Coalition Ciycular.-- The Boston papers, be.
longing TO the Adams party, are somewhat disturb
ed by the appearance of the coalition circular. The
publication of the document has however. had the
COED effect OF inducing them ADMIT one fact of
some consequence The oonnexion OF the Harris.
burg Cow entioa With the re ele cion of Mr.. Al
ans. The Boston Ceninel, paper which has wsrtn-
~ espoused the cause OF the present administration
y Is apparently In the confidence of the party adj
miis that meetings were held last winter at Wash
ingion, tor consult on measures necessary to he
adopted tn give encouragement to national Industry
and internal improvements" and also, that these
meetings, as friends of their country might feel
their duty 10 adopt fair and hone rsts ineasure
10 promote The election OF an administrs favor
able To those. in conneNion with the cth.r p,eat
interests OF the nstion:' in other words that IN.
friends OF the administration lag, winter proiec,sa
the scheme oiimsking the manufacturing interest a
hobby, on which they might ride into power a, the
next election, and held meetings and issued ejr
GUAR Tor that purpose. This admission is candid,
or at least would have been so, If il had been made
earlier. The existence of these meetings H.. r..
hitherto vehemently denied: il is now proved
10 me fbame oil the party. The political purpose
oil 'his sudden hue and cry abou, manufacturers.
has also been denied; it is now admitted Tha, i,
is The policy OF The present administration SO TO
control and feiter commerce, and so to sI,sr
and force into new channels the employmeuts nj
he nation, as 10 keep Themselves in power. ia =,
length acknowledged: Tkis is worthy osiemars
and remembrance.
what evidence have we OF Mr. J.fferson,a
ever having said, that the continuance Of orr re-
publican institutions was ends ngered by the run
oil 1874, In favor of General Jackson % WHY
Just such as would be booted at on the most ,ri-
ming occasion in court of layv-mere secood
hand, hearsay evidence. That Lewis Williams
ne1ri Governor Coles say, that Mr.. Jefferson said.
sc. Why has not the certificate of Governor
Coles been produced! When that Gentleman him
sen comes forward and alleges that Mr.. jefferson
dio make the observation attributed TO him il will
'heh De time enough 10 examine into all the cir
cuHsiances OF the case, the character and situa
ton OF the winners, Sc. ana say what decree of
credit shall be attached to his testimony Untr
'hai Is done, those that hold the affirmative of IN.
question as stated and sustained by the National
Journal, have mol even made out prinsa f.cie
case. $500
Ia reply we offer letter from nrr. Jsffs,son
which 10 US seems rather better than worse anil
or entinss badly Iecoliected opinions detailed
through Others
1t Is as follows:
homas JEFFERSON returns his thanks 10 Gen
'"cH-oh ioi Tie copy, he mas been so good as TO
send him, of the vndication of the ,rocssd,nas -
The Seminole war. If doubts on those procee5,ngs
nave existed IN candid minds, this able yludcaii, n
can scarcely iaii TO remove them In addition TO what
h"u before been laid before the public il brings for
ward some views and new facts of o. "a, . ;oL,
On me whole, he cannot doubt, but thar the grail
tude oI ms Country, for former achievements will
DC iotihed by those new proofs OF the salutsry en-
eIS'es OF their great benesctor-he salutes tin.
General with assurances OF his constant and affec
uonate attachment and high respect -
This letter in The hand writing OF Mr. Jers,son
himself was written in Nov. 1920 and con,a;u
opinions which II is hoped will nor so far stsrtle
tue eOsluoh Editors as 10 induce them TO question
It's authenticity II was placed in our hands bv
member OF the Jsck-on Committee, who uaje,-
standing that such letter was in exis,ence bss
Procui ed and given it over to us for publication.
Lei The . Journal and its sssociaiiates now tell
"nere Is any correspondence between the declara.
IONS sscrIbed by them TO Mr. Jefferson in reIatio,
10 zen Jackson, and those sentiments of sfsc
Tomato attachment which are breafbsd bv -.
writer ia this letter. Wv
Shortly after the writing of this letter. G.,
Jackson ieii the army, and became private man.
IL.
consequently the idea that Mr. Jefferson in an
snort Time, should have changed his opinion mar
tcuiaTiy as nothing had uanspired afterYardis to
induce any altered opinion, is scarcely At ALI p,ob
oiei we are constrained then TO believe that tIja
conversation OF the (" Jounal'' like many other If
"eiI political statements be ,vthous truth a,
"ithout ioundaiion-st least until some oiher al
oerleT proof Than The Hon. Lewis Williams shsll
DE produced, we shall disbelieve end continue IN
l-FGshUHie Republican.
Arffact Of a letter receieed 5v a gentleman i,
fHss 'o,0n. dated,
PENSACOLA, June IS.
The United States Ship John Adams ARRIVAL
nero j efeTdsy from cIuize and regret TO in.
form it' you that the yellow fever exists on board
Ahere are several sick present She has LOST her
hrsI lieutenant, John z. Tuhe, and several others
The United States Schooner Shark. Csttsjn
MOTIFS VIII leave here this day for New York,
E,x,..o, AorfoM Beacon.
A-Niaet OF leitef to a gentleman in this PLACE
Ua'su on osard lie Uniled States Ship Mscedo-
man, Rio Janeiro, May %.
have nothing of material i,o,o,,s,.. q,
mention to you, further than tia, there has beer -
great many OF our merchant vessels involv.d in
1inIeui'y WIN this the BIsailianl Government
Du thTouBh The ssslduous ex eftions of (,omroa,,s
Diuoie' meg have been ciesTei, aud we have tsken
an me American seamen who requested on, pro-
ecu ou' Of Their service, some oI whom were i'm
t. IN.
iiisate and slooP OF war BRIG, be,one,pr 4,
CV'nmoaors POrler's squadron, were at Kew iVes,
'snen lne siooP Ieleg'spb (reported under our ma
,,"e oe"p) Ieit there. Il was understood, that
COnu O.oie Porter mad arrived from Mexico the
nis" before Nothing had been seen of The Span
~ IN squadron Tor two or three weeks The IJnitej
States SniD Hornet ffrpf.,, 49,