Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

on' a. IL 10 now IN course oil public alton in othe,
papers, and has made considerable noise in sh,
circles OF this City, can no longer hesitate NJ
"y before our distant Iesders. we had ex.
peS'eo mat ere this time some exposition woult
nave been made 10 the public IN relation TO hi.
!eter; but none has appeared, and probably non.
IS intended. Perhaps the best course would h.v.
Deem TO let the letter speak for ITSELF end LEI IN,
world Judge for Themselves; fer, in no other way
can misconceptions be SO tffectuall, prevented
aud misrep, e>eniations be corrected If Govrrno,
'iyIer preferred MIR Adams to Gen. jackson. =,
e period OF the election, it is no more then ~ la,
Tue MAJORITY OF the Republicans of Virginia did =,
Una. time; though since the alarming developmen,s
"T Auaus's administration, the tide has Sc, the
S'ner way. we presume and we induced to
oeheve, that Governor Tyler does no, at this tine
r,efer Mr. Adams To Gen. Jackson If t,ov.,no,
tyief approved of MIR. Clay course, in accepting
'ae next highest office under the government at
me hands oil the man on whom MIR Z. had prinri.
P'hy contributed 10 confer the hishes Office il i.
more than what the majority of the Repblicap. NJ
,"si"'a wo"iu have done al that time, or would
90 al any tine-and we sincerely trust that CIV
does not himself noio approve of it. If there
any tiins else In tLi. letter, we CANNOT al this
''i'e u"d'r'ak- To pass upon its import or its cor
,ec'hess.- W lay MIR. Clay comes TO speak of TIN.
letter at the present Time is not stated in The suh-
Joined article; b.t if he expects by This t;cIssur
10 brsak the iorce OF Gov ernor Tyl.r's eI.ction
or III any degree TO hamper Gov rs influence in
The public councils, trus, thai he will he NJ, -,
S'ievousiy disappointed. We touch this subiec,
WIN reluctance but as al pr emf advised W can
ho heip thinking that II L. due ibe public TO Law
copy OF Tins erier before them. We confess TIA,
OIL ife arguments we have heard to the CONTRARY
have nor, Ia amy degree, SHAKEN Ibis conyic,iou.
GorerboT Tyler and mr.. Ciov A ,epo,,
has la es reached Us, hichss red our iai,b
IN Gov. IyIer, AID which, if true as we are an
pfehensiveit viii prove, will utterly DESTROY the
commence we had Ieposed in him. and cause ,be
legislature TO repeat, ii they have NOT ,Irea,Jv
zone II, the hour IN which they chose him az m.
successor of John Randolph in the Senate of ,i,s
om'eu state. The report to which we alIuJe Is
"a' shr' Clay within The last lew days stated in
conversation WIN several gentlemen, that shortly
""eF me determination Of The late Presidential eIec
ION III me House OF Representatives he receiv c,i
'.''er IRON Gov. L, Ter, APPROX Ing, in unuuali :
"eu ierms' OF has, (iir. (Ay's) course IN ,ba,
eiee''on' ana conSralulatins Mr.. q. and the couu
| Wy upon me result. We have seen a gentleman
" uhao"o,ed veraciy, who had this statement
"ou one Oh those 10 whom Mr.. Clay comnunic,.
'eu H. we give II To the public as we receive j,
mar IL my be f..s ned by Cos. Tyler or his f,e, Js
IL untrue ii 'iu" The people OF Virginia have been
grossly deceived and imposed upon In the election
Vi IoVernor Tyler TO the Senate they differ mos,
wicey with han as 10 the prophet, of Mr. e., con
,ue'' asa would be unwilling to be represene ed by
n'ih' or any other man who thinks with HIM nm
mat 'usJect II II should turn out that such Let,
Ter as inst which we have Just described wasw,i,
zen d! Gov. Tyler tn Mr.Ni,y, we would r.sppc,
iuiiy enquire - neither that YVES known I'm The I .
s,s'a,ure when they entered uron The late election
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