Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

paraiieied Apartment OF travelling and efcctio-
I as.e =. oin why are these geniiemen any
ionger at a loss for the grounds of opposition
why are they forced TO represent the opposition as
'he wiling tools of disappointed ambition?
As to The election of Mir. Adams, and the sub
segment appointment of MIR. CIsy--ths CHARGES of
intrigue and corruption which have been rsis ed up
On 'hein, we touch upon them srh great reluc-
'Anee. The Honorable Chairman knows, ,ha,
( ZONE perscns. wio who die posed to be the
trends oil Mr. Clay. dsapproved most strongi,
o MS acceptance OF the office that they pro-
/ hoonced 'hsu opinions with great freedom at III,
"mei and that they declared that under Republic
| u public han ought not only to be pure, but To
De as Tree as possible from suspicion. Slure re-
eenuy these suspicious are gaiherins greater force;
anu MIR. Clay ewes it to himself TO diepefse them
In not stating that their Meeting was nume-
to'- and iespectabe,'' but SIMPLY " Meeting
. &c some acknowledgment is due TO their mo
desty- aud for selecting the Str OF Jua,.or a. The
day OF the Convention it il nnpos sibe not to
commend Their lIberaliiy aud ciscre,ion 4 day
mat VIII be dear to America as long as she va.
iues her rights and her honor, will surely pro-
'ee' us nero hom all the transportation" OF party
spifn, and oil ungenerous denunciaiion We also
admire Their perseverance, and firmness in atb.,
ing 20 the cause OF sinking administration They
""i III VAN at'enp, TO arrest It, dies uy--llnr as
'oey enter iii.o reso'uiIo :. tie ,ronnd IS every
.aonleAl washing from beneath their ir.t.
\
The National In,sgeacer is no, witty itself.
out tue . Cause of WIZ IN Others; and the hes, o!
'hr JOKE l., 1t l. OF such communicative d.uo-
s''oh' mat 1t were really 10 raise he laugh a, Al.
own expense. kcce si.nuui!
" we sometimes treat cur readers to extracts q.
copies OF our correspondence. The follow Ing i,
ron subscriber, " no. we afraid, takes tn.
National lnte!iigencrr for appearance sake. b .
gets MS ipio'ii.. .,i h., ideas IRON -oue other
DELAWARE, 81 b Sept 1927
'''n'ienen Enclcsed you have SIX dollars for
! winch please To send me receipt h NOT alarmed
Tor The present condition of the Prime Minister.
NOS even Ills Highness lac President: Mr. Cam
I hings eAIt TO the contrary notwithstanding u,
rather be altruedfr their condition on the fourth
Jay OF March ore thousand eight hundred and
I twealy Niue, and also Tor rome others
+ Very respectfully, your OBJ, serv't,
l. T. ). II you are apprisei of the flight OF John
! / On the ! March, 1901 U. s. Coarh and all
as pou''ray.d in the Democratic papers of tina,
day, you may form some idea of the March fourth
"i john H. Ia 1879 Has the coach been return ed
n. "
" The following letter is from . gentleman who
seems "a be rather angry:
| GREEN CocNr1, Q<y.) Sept. 9Th, 1927.
Nessfs. Iaies * Seaton In your editorial re
mark on the letter oil James Buchanan. dated sfb
August, Io2T, you have furnished me win III.
most conclusive proof that you are no LONGER
worthy 10 be trusted. You Will inlmediateIr dis
coniinne sending me your paper, and Won will
! iuInish me wI'h my account, that NAV send xo,
your pay BY my friend, who will be .oiny IN
/ W Arlington ii be long. e
+. D. can get as many bare faced ,leipSDa.
iPer mlFereseniaiions rs | wish; conseouenIlv
sfEil subscribe for one OF those papers vh., I
contract relish for biss attacks on truth and tho
Characters vi The parest patriots in our county.,
; II. A.
J3CKSO.N IRiLt5fPHa.y7, NJ
pALrI MORE, October 2.--rhe eIeciion 70 o,e-
ana The Jackson ticket has prevailed The a.
dams men are defeated, chap-iaen dove rhse ca,
! De no longer any fret-nce, that Jackson has M,
| an oref Z" iielmihs nl,iori'y in Baltimore. The A
dams men themselves have admitted Ibis th,oo,sh
hope was, ika TIE ja s alffss l. dBl
they have not rallied as they should have done:
for the Adams ticket has got great man,
/ Jackson votes This will not b. denied The e
lection, swe.er, Of AIessrs. Sieuart aud AlcAi.-
hon affords The strongest evidence of The s.,-nalI,
oil the jackson party Ia this city. The popular
manners a d smiable character OF Mr.. S,ricker, &
he great si merIted popularity Of his father saye
him hold upon the Jackson party, which even
we feared: and the Old party distinction OF Dem.
ofrat and FeGeraiist, though fell short OF The eff
ieci hope Tor by MIR. Stricken and hi, j,ienIs
/ had some Influence on the election
1t was lac too, before the jackson party reso,v.
/ ca 10 meet the Adams men on patty grounds Mr.
Z Mem ihon too, was caliei'" stranger a 70.
! reisner among US, not having lived here more
man year All these & many other difficulties &
disadvantages h"i the Jackson party to contend
WIN we must dismiss the subject with these few
( remarks tor to-day. We snail notice it more a,
/ large 10 morrow. Pen,,by en-,
I ELECTION RETURNS : L.a,isl- tuye.