Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

bred up in the SCHOOL OF 9s and 50 could CONSIST
emily do so.
W. leave it to the ". lniel.enccr 10 ius,ifv its
own course--to reconcile its sxiravagan, encorni-
uns upon Messrs Adams s, Clay with the OPT
n,ons which its editors formerly entertaincd-or TO
condemn those acts OF General Jackson. which IL
formerly commended. "a late writer in the
Washington Telegraph has fastened, upon them a
charge OF gros perversion * OF outrageous hypoc-
ri>y, which they have never yet attempted 10 an
swer.)-As 10 the future, we have probably much
less 10 gain ~ the election OF Gen. Jackson t,,n
tis : have by the reelection OF Mr.. Ave shall
Judge o his administration by it, acts-and atteuIp.
IN all cases to consult principles, rather than
men.--And this, IA Oil Kit Co.ey might have
aid, " we call being consistent"
= f'iother Misrepresentation nailed 10 the eotn-
terri
The .Teio Hampshire Journal threw out the
folluwing insidioas irsnuation in Me share Of a
Query.
Query.-Is it lawful for " ~ Louvre, Sec.
u S. Senate or II. Stepensoy,, Speaker H. of
II" 10 frank blank sheets for wrappers, and send
them TO be used by g l.. Woodb,oy," or any
body clse:'
Another Of the :. afflicted Presses without
wailing to ascertain The fact before it gives the
commentary, proceeds TO make iusinuations ag ainst
Mr. Stevenson, which beggars all sciiption--
ne are authorized to say, that the charge is
todoHy untrue; that MFR. Stevenson has neither
10 Mr.. Woodbury., &c. sc.
~ Last Evening we received letter frsm Mr.
woodbury., in reply to a Query which we al
dressed to him on this subiect-He SAYS. (under
date Of Sept Ilth,) In this state, where the edi-
tor OF that paper IN. ii. Journal is known, il is
unnecessary TO rciute any of bis base insinualions
o. assertions, concerning myself OF others. But
your request, on account OF the Charge against
MI Stevenson, permit me to assure you, that H..
MIR. s., never ranked for me in blaak or other
WISE, either doctm mt, letter, newspaper, or any
uc'e whateter.-ln regard TO Mr.. Lowrie, al
though u may be OF no consequence 20 say any
t''ng about him TO you; yet he has never, al NV
request, ranked any thing whatever for mo but
public, official documents printed after the adjourn
ment oi Congress, Dor furnished inc with any frank
H. blank"
Extract Of Letter from the Uhi.e Suiph,i,
sprays GTeen6rie, county, Pa sept. o.
MT Clay Is now al this place. He arrive
h re direct from Cincinnati on Thursday last
.'e looks quite well, and sometimes appears che err
iui-at other times, deep gloom appears 10 come
over his conference.-the says here j. only a
difference OF between and 800 votes b. tween
Metcaife and Barry, which any impartial umpire
must decide TO be tantamount to defeat; for, who
can peueVe that the Old Court and New Court
excitement did not take from Barry more ,llan
nan me zeal amount, say 304?-I uniers;an! MIR
Gay himself 20 acknowledge the consequences oi
tia *, iung Cause, as well OF the Nol-Occu-
pyng Claimant La -, g.. I,c.''
We understand, hat Mr. Clay was exv.ctea =,
LynchburG from the Springs, on Wednesday OF
yesterday; and that arrangements were innking by
the friends OF tile Administration to give hin, a
warm reception, and perhaps public entertain
ment at tina town-Thcnce he would nroh, bIv
proceed viG fredericksburg to Washington.
Inc Philadelphia Press seems to he almost as
unfortunate Ill its misnoH,, vs. a in its forge,1es-
II was but short time sincc, that IN speaking ui
n .aso i
Dayton OF N Jersey into Gen. DrGyson Of ). c.
And few days ago, in speaking of Mr. Willis
Aston (the author of usiiticatory letter in favor
OF Gen Sackson,) VINO was IN 1907 and is now a
. .,'eihoer OF The II. OF h, from North Carolina
the + Press metamorphoses him into Joseph AZ
>ion, oil South Carolina, '' the soa-in. ialp of
AARON BURR."-We may thus fairly estimate,
he prorriety oil the sub equent remark, that we
should nave supposed that certificate from 1ayon
6hff himself would be more satisfactory than one
FROM his son-in-la
Mir Niles forgets that there are two Editors
20 this paper.-The Senior Editor is not the author
oil the two articles (of the 9Th inst which AZ n
has too hastily attributed to hispen-Aithough,, Tho
Enquirer is al present pretty considerably occu
pied with the Presidential Election vet as soon ne I
can lnd leisure to look inso Mr. M facts, il NAV
pay its respects TO the " Register
Close Calculation The g able and circuro-
aPcct Editors have favored with its Estimate of
the Eiecton--n which they squeeze out a naiori
~ OF too Tor MIR. Adams. They are forced 10 exc
out this handsome mdjority' smGH bit decispe -
by giving u i'll n. Y. out OBS They may AS sclI
strike their colours at once
We prefer The following Esimate.-For Jack
son, ~ York "a, Pennsylvania 2S MARYLAND 6.
virginia II, n. Carolina 10, S. Carolina IL Geor.
@ia - Alabarna o, Tennessee IL, Mississippi 3,
Missouri 3, Illinois 3-li2.-f5y .9iams. - the
Universal Yankee Nation 81, N York TO- De-
iaware 3, Maryland 4-6S.-Debateabie ground
York;, Maryla l, n. Jersey g. Kentucky
III, Ohio 10, Indiana 3, Louisiana 5-5I-C:en. /
seeiDs to stand as good chance for these as MIR A.
dams Divide them equally, and Mr. Adams has
only 94-giye Them all to him. and he has but 40
Still minus IL.
The Grcenbrier jackson Committee Of yici-
lance and Correspondence had a meeting a { Lew
isburg on the eth inst VIM Smith. ESQ. in the
CHAIR, and Geo +. Flanagan, Sec'ry After the
tran"actlon oil some preliminary bu.iness, tuey u
unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
4" Resolved That this committee feel an in
creased confidence in the patriotism, integrity, and
fitness Of Gen. Andrew Jackson for the Presidency
Of these U. States.
" Resolved That the unprincipled cCIorts re
Gently made to dofame the character of this Great
and good man have had no other effect, in the o.
pnon OF this committee than to exhibit his yirtucs
liz u more imposing point Of view.
- Resolved, That the origin and progress of the
presen, Administrations The whole course Of John
Quincy Adams, the present President and his cab
met, merits our unqualified dsapprobaton, and
consequently is unworthy Of Our support
Inc Committee augmented their number by the
addition oil fo5 gentlemen. Committee, consist
ing Of Messrs. Johnson Reynolds, Laln Matthew.
II. 4. Flanagan, DR.. Hugh ilson and John Bow
yer Caldwell, was also appointed TO prepare and
publish an AdG:ess to,the citizens Of Greenbrier
Jr-;g. o.s Erus-..-