Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-10

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friends, what DO all these circumstances proveI
j.et US recapitua'e and how the matter stands
with Gen. jackson Inj Henry Clay:
lst. We see Mr Clay ioaning endorsing Burr's
bill.
Burr and insulting the United States Attorney
for performing his duty
Sd. We see him getting up bali and one of the
managers The object of this ball was TO show
their Indignation nj 'thc insult offered this disn
t,uished stranger"
4'h. We see him instrumental in removing
Col Davies from Office, Immediately after Burrs
arrest.
9Th. We sec him taking Col Burr home with
him and continuing terms OF the closest in
tnacy up to the sd,hngf Burr's expedition.
9th. We see him taking introductory letters
rom Burr--iu Ohio, fighting for kin,-at least
enc month after jackson had rendered his troops to
Eight dgainsth,sa.
T,h. We see MIR. Cloy's letter OF July l6, 1907 ;,
confirming what have said about his attachment
Ia Col Burr, aud dcclarin. that when he lett Col.
burr, tchch tcdS mp to the sdiiing Of his erpedi-
tion, che had the most perfect conviction OF his
innocence and was surprised TO hear different
timents, near two months after Jackson had de-
nounced him.
Sih. We see him, in July 1907, after true bill
had been found against Bannerhassett for treason,
bis volunteer council and although instructed by
his client TO take no exceptions to legality of pro-
ceeng, contending furously for this traitors
release not as council, but a cifizen'-pro-
testing against ''thc proceedings as unprecedented
and illegal. and alter p!edging himself TO Mr. Bbb
that no exceptions would be taken.
9th. We sec him, citizen, attempting to
lease Bannerhasset after true bill for feGySOn had
been presented, and thus aid in evading the viola
ted laws, when the culprit himself was anxious TO
meet his trial.
10Th We sec him. after public opinion had con-
signed Burr and his associate 10 iniany voting a.
ainst Marshalrs resolutions splitting in Marshalrs
lace, attempting 10 kill Marshall in a duel, and
last " int S Offic rs In
grace aud eXpel the said ii. Marshall.
lh We see him, after the untiring efforts OF
Jackson, Davies, Bib, and Marshall, 10 bring these
traitors 10 justice, every their volunteer
counsel. This seems strange charge nothing;
but come out, ye assassns, and tell us il these
prove any thing, according TO your premises.
Toconclude, Jackson gave Jefferson the first in
tmation OF Burr's project. The public have seen
his letter also TO Governor Claiborne, and JefIcr-
sons letter TO Wilkinson, which says BE as
surcd Tennessee and particularly General Jackson
IRE faithful" Did Jefferson speak in this manner
of Henry Clay' No But stiH We called up
on TO pronounce jackson guilty Of treason. He
denounced Burr in .Nouember 1906, land Clay in
J nuary l6, 1907, declared " his most perfect CON
UicfionS, that ms designs icere fGtcfH aud limo
cent" again repeat, if Jackson its guilty, hour
stands 1t tcifh Henry CiCy?
BRUTUs.
P.S. If Mr.. Clay will deny the genuineness
of the extract from his letter of January &c. 1907
or even authorize the Journal or lntelligencer to
deny it, in terms not to be mistaken, the writer
this pledges his honor TO the public TO prove it
the tridence is IN This torn
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
ITO the Editors Of the United States 1eiegrcph.l
HARRIsBURG, Oct. Sd, 1923.
Half past g. T.. NJ.
GENTLEMEN: The election for inspectors in
this borough To- day, resulted in the success of the
Jackson ticket by N ,jority Of one hundred and
eighty eight! i0UK HUNDRED AND SIXTY
VOTES WERE PoLLEp! &! The Adams party brought
out all their strength it is believed there
not 90 votes left at homei Whereas, of the Jack
party,a least SIXTY were not at the polls They
principally, in the language OF aristocracy,
the common 7'coplc-and many of them at
work in the country, and were not willing TO leave
1t for an Inspectors election. When the great
pull comes on, every will be at his post.
The victory, to-day, is truly glorious one, and
it has ocoasoned prodigious long faces among the
Ebonyitcs. Harrisburg, you know, they call their
strong hold. 1t Is the residence OF the great Ga
briei Hester, who was purchased for the coa-
ton by John c. JTrighfs circuia1! He heads
the Adams electoral Ticket in the State, and acts
as Cashier for the &c secret fund" in this quarter,
applied TO the payment OF the printing of 6 Coffin
hand bills" and other stuff as infamous which dali
ly issues by thousands from their presses here,
These publications are disgusting the people, and
doing much good Dauphin county, depend
upon it, will give between fire and sir hundred of
majority for the Jackson electoral ticket-our
sanguine friends say seven hundred. The Ebony
estimate makes the county give six hundred for
carry Mei' Inspectors in The borough yet they
have been beaten than ftc0 10 onet So all
their calculations will turn out in this State.
From The Philadelphia American Sentinel, of
October 4, 1928.
GLORIOUS VICTORY.
THE COALITION DEMOLISHED
We lay before our readers the cheering inte-
gence that in the city of Philadelphia the friends
OF Jackson have carried 10 out Of 10 wards and in
one of the FIVE remaining wards, each party..has e.
Iccted an nspet Il will be perceived byaooking
at the aggregate vote in all the wards, that The Jack
son men have elected their Inspector by a MAORI
ty OF $50.
The second Congressional district composed OF
J2 wards Of the Is now represented by Mr. Ser
gean, has given the Jackson Inspectors a majority
of 500 votes Thus it is evident that MIR. Ser
geant will be superseded by Mr.. IIemphill.
No doubts can noIy. be entertained from the re-
turns received from The several wards Of iii city
that the Jackson viii carry the councils by q
considerable majority at the general election.
In the first congressional district, now represen-
TED by Mr.. Sutherland, the majority in favor of
tie Jackson Inspectors is 1886
In the Northern Liberties, part Of the Sd Con-
grcssional District, now represented by Mr. Mil
Ter, where Binns published in his press OF 18Th Of
September, the following:
d We wish the partisans Of Gen. Jackson-in
no head quarters of Jacksonisrn, the Northern
Libercs-to understand that the friends Of the
Administration mean to carry four out Of the Sc
ven wards in that district This hint is given that
they shall not hereafter say that they were f1ke1
~ surprise.
We have carried oil the wards. The Jackson
majority is 900. Thus much for the calculations
of the apostate editor Of the Press.
In the Din and 5th Wards n j.. we have not