Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29
TACTICS

a strong Demonstration is now directed aeairs,
'he state OF Penn-' lvana. The Coalition are maxi
ing their last effort to attach her TO their cause by
the aid OF the WoolenS Bill This i. one reason
WHY the Convention OF Harrisburg is to be go, IN
why the meeting f the manufacturers at BIS on
was held; why M. Everett, who proie..es l., he a
disciple OF the liberal school OF po zeal economy
ha- come 'ut the open advocate of the W,ooJl.ns
oihi why Mr. Harrison G. Otis, no voted against
tue increase OF the tariff ia the Senate-of the u
STATES is now decl.red friend OF the America
System; why meetings TO be called and dele
gate to he sent from New Hampshire r leland
and Baltimore; why Mr.. Eve, EFT Representa-
i've IN Congress, 10 to commit himself A. Harri-
oufg; and why iedeFals' OF the Boston s,an.p
attempts to make an impression on the democracy
oil FennsJlvania-why Nr. CLAY visits Pi tsbury
au attempts TO rally the manufac urers on the side
OF the Administration. But The eaorr will be a
oo''yr' General Jackson TOO, is friend oil
the Tariff; and though lew OF his friends NAV at
tend the Convention, YET he maintains hiss grouni
among the citizens OF PennsyIvn,ia: and he will
maintain u according TO The NOS al hentic ac
couns- In some of The countries his friends have
even set themselves up against The WoolIens ii,Il
ana against the Convention. IN q ck- Mr. Ing.
han succeeded 10y an overwhelming maiurity- In
TiisburS, Mr. Baldwin ialesi ha Ing a majority
as ansi him oi 20 in meeting Of 800
re nave SAID that a political object was one of
tue leading Inducements 10 the Convention; bat il
was not the only motive, nor vas il p ohably fell
oSl'i' MANY oil the manufacturers of Penns lVanla
We're actua ed by the confederation of their own in
tres's- 30 al~o IN Boston and elsewhere There
can be O question that is growing interest ia
many sectons' and particularly IN " ~ England
In bis book on America by MIR Everett our
Whistler 10 Spair) he shows how tie paving
OH ~ the public debt con'rbuIe~ to increase II
that as 90 no les Than seven miiIios of dol
lars IN been laid o. IN his Wv in one year. s,,I
Us neither commerce dgriculfure hold ont
at present ceTy Jtotferi9g prospects for aeip in
UeSfments, nd AZ manufs ctuTes ~ the otbe, h,.d
II the ne any ruth IN essoniug and experience
must GDoTd large and constantly Increasing
PROFITS, ihe-e immense will naturally for
the most part take this direction Hence he .av.
that . within the last FIVE or six years manufac
lures have advanced with astonishing rapidly. in
all the northern part of the union. anil esDeriarv
In New England which will probably be- in the
| emil Their principal seat. Yet notwiihstanAing
'hese large profits, commerce and agriculture tn >
much depressed already to he taxed more be,
Willy for the emolument of the msnufacturers- who
like the teaches in the Scriptures cry our for
e" more, morel''
Manufactures -cnnven;on- diplomatic tours
p"oIc dinnsrrNsiudied hsrangnes-- engineering
Tor roads and canal which will never be establish
ed friends to be won by Office and patronage.
attacks on old jackson; forged letters and un
Diushing caumnies, are The order Of TIE day These
are the 'ac'ics of the leaders Of the Coalition.
we have sample Of the reckless etIrouiery of A.
serum IN mat celebrated 50 .GIQnHtHCtOrU If Fab
Tlcdfions." the paper OF tbe modern Ri. ingion Of
America, the Phi esp Democratic Prass:
GEN ia KSON IN VIRGINIA
g We have received Information from Hardy
counts IN Virginia, stating upon The authority of
the Pos Master, at Morehelds that here are but
nine Jscksonies in that county. The gentleman
VINO communicated the account says that from his
general acquaintance with the vo,er- of that county,
beis coniiden thai the -ta'emet is ex.elIy correct
IL > exceedingly doubtful who will sei he .Iec,o-
raj vote Virginia; it at least "a Doubtful az the
vote OF Pennsylyana. Gen. Jackson must come
out Tor or against the " American s stem," OF he
may chanre 10 lose the vote Of both States"
We will not deay HAT Mr.. Ad-m4 NAV corr'
upon lnsjoIiiy (snd retty large ore it Il pleas
| esq IN Hardy and IN some three or fur other
counties bus none Except the propagation of the
| Harris forgery would have The modesty 10 say
hat the woe of Yirgin, doubtful We do
not believe there Is man, with the snalle., por-
Ton OF candour in Virginia, WHO would cypress he
slightest hub; upon 81. We have no sort aoub,
ourssive~ (aud we have taken gone little paTns 10
collect iniorma'ion) that General Jsckson Will get
eghi or ten lines votes AZ MIR. Adams
Nor have ~e any doubt about Pennsylvania, Mr.
Sims or any his colleagues 10 the secret circu-
iaT' 10 The contrary notwithstanding.