Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

opinions OF foreigners, "a the manner OF ADMIN
s'ering our government, rs their true guide in the
discharge oi their duties and hich would 10, per
hi' usin " 20 he paisiei by the will OF their con-
,hren'': How else II ~ that the same men
,hstsin him 1" his assumption OF power 60 appoint
foreign ambassadors. during the session Of the Sc
nate without IT. ADVICE or consent; his wastefhl
expenditure OF the public treasure-in his abortiye
mission TO Panama; IN his reckless attempts TO en-
iangle 'hi- county IN foreign politics, by unneces-
sary iorelSn ALLIANCES lin his misrepresentation of
the public funds In the procurement, of articles To
pamper the luxurious ease and anuss the ELEGANT
leisure Of himself and family in the loss OF large
branch OF Tie national tfade--in sending his secre-
'aries, 20 ti- neglect ani serious der,nent OF tie
PUBIC seT.ice to scom he country over, on
eiec'ioaserl- g Campaigns, and Wanting in dinner
speeches Tue immaculate purity Of him and them
selves Ia MS TRANSFERRING Tor eiecioneering pur-
poses, me pubic printing k0n some of the oldest
most respectable and republican presses In the U
mon, % ihose OF recen, origin. inferior circulation
ana FEDERAL p0iiucs- end IN the abuse by him aud
Pis sa0nfdnS'es, uo merely of the whole actual
power aud patronage of The government. hut nj
'he" most prodigai promises, also, in their a,
ip' - i'"uehce shd control the public cleo
uohs' row Is II, that we zee at one session +.
large portion, the entire delegation of The NJ,
Ehsiano States, voting against 80 pron,ire,, :.
meas" OF public policy The tariff and q, q
succeeding session the same men a.mos, ,nop,,o,s
- Vo''hs 'or H. wi'h no reason FOR The change bu,
'n'' III ne latter instance the President of heir
.-'SH"s ''d recommeaded ~? How is it, that
"'"'S certain class of members there xr.s 81,
meriy occasional division and Jjv-,s;,x rs -;
hrh' - mist at present there is a most remarkable
u.ah''l'y anu concert on all prominent measures
.HeSe 'A'hss aud many others that nigh, be stated
shew 'hai President made in the House of Re.
pe'en ayes, will rarely, if ever occupy his ,ru.
attitude o. head OF The nation but n,,s, si,.. -
head fla.l r.
Do bhndly followed anu implicitly obeyeJ he ,bo.a
WHO made him AT the same time they also ..
vince the impropriets of giving the eler,;or ~
L e-ident to the House of Representatives =;
ny event, andthc necessity of such modification
- me constitution as will place it entirely in The
names OF ths people, where alone il can be safely
lodged The steady opposition made nv NJ
dams and h- friends in congress. 10 s,cb -;
ncation, exhibits bath the mpracticatjli,v NJ IS
fectng II during his continuance in power and ~.
dlsinclinaion which he and they feel. to he ..nsI-
sled by the peoples will"
me circulating this saluiary amendment IN The
constitution constitutes therefore strong odd;
iionai incentive to the support we shall eivc IN
ueheiSi JACKSON. Opposed as he il, by an inJi
viduai VINO weeks fearlessiy and uublushineIv all
the power and patronage of his high office. 10 a..
cure ms rejection and aided as that individual Ia
oy the unlFins exeriions of coaIesced corr. Of
ohceIs ana devoted rartizans throughout IN. IT.
nion' 1t oehoves the friends of General Jackson IN
oe on me ALERT and by 4 concentration of ,bs;,
ohes, eior's In his behalf. 10 give to them efsica
cy and vigor, and TO counteract those of nm ;n,o.
per character that may be r-sorted tn NV HI. -.
ponents From all those who think "a We A.
tna' MS Qualifications and services give to Li-, mn,
iivaiIed claims on the Presidency; tia, he ,youlg
only attain power BY fair & honest WAYS 6, uss !,
io' honorable ENDS; from all those who believe
''t lie vas al the last election, foully defrauded
nj Al g. al
MN ny Inc VOICE of his countrymep: from all
nose who wish 10 asserted and preserved
'ne SUPREMACY OF the peoples will over the will
Oh tbeW servanis--fTom alt those who wish 70 ..a
the government restored, S. administered unon the
principles o! republican putty and simplicity. Tho,
characterised the Jefferson a. from sIl those
who wish the administration or the federal &c.
eminent parged' and thoroughly clesnseJ of that
mass oi corruption, and tissue of snecrjsfion which
are proving upon 1t, by the only man in the m
lon' who has the in;repidity and fr,nness necessa
~ TO the execution Of the iask--.from all those
VINO wish to see the system of cabinet succession,
70 'hs Fresiiency broken down, from all those
VIM "isp 10 see the constitution amended, as
20 give The election OF President exclusiveiv n
The people, and to render him ineligible for mos
'osn one term from all those, who question The
purity OF The means by which the coalition has oh
tanned us power, or disapprobste the manner l..
which 1t has been abused; from all those. who
WISH 10 see the public reprobaiion affixed 70 the
'front.' OF the coalition, as a mark By which they
ana thslT imuatofs, now and hereafter NAV he
known and avodej in fine, from all those. who
are willing to assist in that great work which i.
20 ieacb he sublime, political Lesson that there
- an Incor'upibility In the honest yeomanrv NJ
this country, which renders them indepsnd.n,
aud superior to political cabals and caba,Ie,s AMI
ma 'hey nave we moral energy, they have the
power, Ia despite of all the Office holders and
tn Fatca
virtue aud merit, even from the handles of the
pl"uSh, and Iface them in the chair of state
From each and all Of these, the dearest behest of
our country demand and should receive for Gen.
Jackson, an active aid and support Though The
late election in Kentucky. gave to the renobI;c.n
party most signal triumph which we yje,y as
iat>l blow 10 the hopes of he administration. and
as an 0nerring test of the purity and intelligence
oi our Fellow Citizens, we ought not to permit a.
ny relaxation in our zeEiou= efforts to maintain
the principles we have espoused and 10 effect q
reformation so essential 10 the purity and perpe-
Iulty OF our government Indeed, concert sS,d
20 operation, on the part of The friends of Gene
ri Jackson, demanded by the discipIjne am,
organization of hi- opponents, throughout the II.
nioD' which give to their EXERT ons an effcie cv
and energy, that should be met by corresuondino
shprts on the part of his friends For however
rheeri"g and Hattering the prospects may be a.
hey certainly are OF our success, yet there is no
guarantee to success like that of deserving il, and
hey only deserve il who use the exertions ade.
Inate 10 its attainment
- means Of csliing fodh and giving ajrec-
ion and coDreri 10 these exeIions, on the part of
he friends OF General Jackson, in this state, j,
has been recommended that they should meet /,
heir several counties, appoint committees Of v,n
glance and correspondence and select DELEGATES
o represent 'hem in general Convention, TO be
leld IN Frankfort, on the Ssh Of January next
The time has nearly arrived when il will be neces.
arg TO chJnse nlecinral lcknfs 10 lie INN In 81. q