Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11
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The Administration Central Committee OF Ken
lucky have published letter from them TO Mr.
Siay OF the l}th April, aud his reply of the 9Th o
June.-Mr. &. devotcs the greater portion of hi
reply TO his former relations with Mr. Kendall
Editor of'the Frankfort Argus ACCOMPANIED by
three private letters of Mr.. h. TO him, OF jan aud
seo. 1870 and Oct. lS26 These private letters are
brought out to show the good opinion and feeling
which Mr.. l.. had for MIR. C-Mr. C's letter 10 the
Committee likewise touches on hs private letters
ar. bia'i; the committee having particularly ask
60 or Information on that head Mr.. {. says, that
MS correspondence with that gentleman was
i'Iciiaiy aud familiar, and sometimes sportive IL
~ characterized by freedom Of language which j.
occasionally admissible in private ani friendly in
teTcourse, but which would not he dccorous to-
wards the public. Mr.. Blair has himsel. refused To
exhibit the letter in question, or to testify CON
eernns ITS contents, upon tho principle that he will
ho' voluntarily consent 70 The violation ui private,
correspondence. That principle must command the
respect or alt honor able men So Ear as regards th,
eHSFEe agains, me, the publication would benefit
instead OF inlurnS Such is The opinion OF Sc
Verai gentlemen 20 whom l have shewn the cor
Fesrohience, and such is my own. But will not
avail myself OF this advantage i. the sacrifice of
principle, The preservation Of which is necessary
guarantee to social confidence and intercourse /
couid nor moreover, publ my own letters 10 Mr..
oiair, without, some Of his, showing the sense in
which he understood mine. 4 Though he has Civ.
en- me permission TO publish both, he thinks they
ought not 10 be published; and l will not on the
defiance OF prohiga,c editor be the first to set
hischievous example, which the other party TO
the correspondence has refused TO establish. i
must decline, therefore, autslorsing the pubiicat-
on oi our correspondence. But the Central Com
iitee Is at liberty TO exhibit the inspection Of
any gentienian oil any party, al. such portions of
Il os relate TO the ]a;e Presidential election and
WIZ 10 the same upon any such application bein:,
made 10 me-
MIR. Kendall notices this publication in the .Ex-
ira kentuckian,' s says-.What madness has i'm
PEELED the Secretary 10 be the first TO publish pr-
-. ..ssn L.,
difficult 10 conceive ,''-Ee also SAYS did not
charge that MIR. Blair told there was "a c0yrsp.
agreement between Mr.. Adams andA.r. Clay. l
Charged, that he told me, Mr.. Adams, if elected
would make Mr.. Clay Secretary OF State did
not suspect corruption Mr.. Gays part, until he
excited suspicious by his subsequent mad conduct
Hence my continued regard for him. and my deter
iinatlon, even after had come out against the
administration, not 10 assaiI his integrity or honor
His subsequent conduct justified my taking a DIFF
icrent course.--Why does he not publish his let
. ters to Mr.. Blair Or why does he not call on Mr.
Blair to say whether told the truth or not ? fIe
dare not do eiNer.-t have further evidence which
| the public shalt SOON See
| Delegates to Charlottesville Correction.
| From Elizabeth City GiHHty-(Ata meeting on
Richard b. Servant, Sec'ry.)- Delegates, Robert
Lively, Samuel Waits, 4. w. Jones, J. T. Wray,
! J. G. Robertson and q. booker.
|! Staf0rd-(Meetbigo on ID July, Alex. F. Rose
III bic NHHr j. W. 4 ord, Ty.)--DSic. yates,
Judge John CoaI,er, Capt. Hancoci: Eus.ace and
| Capt. 4. +. Rose
Citizens oil Fjc.'ericksoug-( Mee,ing at the
Common Hall oa 9Th July, phIiip Harrison in the
Chair aud john Dicainson, Sec'ry.l Dclcgeics,
Philip Harrison, c. T. Stevenson, John l.. Niaryc
, and John dickinson.
! Spotfsyirania county, Mecng at Courthouse
ON 9Th July, Col. Robert Crutchtield in the Chat.
and John NJ: Herndon. SEN Seer y.)-De'egates,
francis T. Brooke, Waiter Holiday, Geo. Hamii-
ton and John Lewis
Nanscmoad-( Meeting on 5;h July. Henry
Harrison i'll the Chair and John I. Kuby, Secry.>
Delegates, Josiah Riddick, NJ. RijJick, Hardy
Cross, J. &. Cohoon, Joseph picntis. james Muir
daugh, J. Rawls, +. Whitehead and John 7. lIiby
resolution was adopted complimentary TO the SER
vices Of Judge Coater.
PetcTSburg-l Meeting Oh the 7tls July, Joseph
Bragg, Mayor, III the Chair, AMI T. &. wilson,
! Scory. y Delegates, Vim. II. MFarland, o. b.
Barraud, DIR. T. +. Gillian, Vim. Robertson, Jun
! and r. Boiling, sen.
Orange-( Meeting on 23d juno, LIS Governor
. James Barbour III the Chair, aud Reynolds Chap
man, Sec'ry.} Delegates. Ex Prasiiout l.adi.on,
EX-Govcnior Barbour, Capt. Isaac Davis, Philip T.
! Barbour, Win. Qaarles, John r.. Lee and r. Chap
man.