Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

am aware concludes Judge {. that { have said
more than your enquiries demanded; but in rescn J.
ing Cen jackson from the charge of foreign na,v-
| ~, as has been deduced from the Savannah AJ-
dress, and almost hlial reverence for the memory
| OF another patriot 81 hero, has hurried me on, to
rescue ms talents from the sarcasrns, which have
been, or may be cast upon them, by reference to
the spurious address transferred into the Port Fo-
lac. = Thus 1t Is that the Administration presses
are doing double injustice 10 the mory OF the
dead and the fame oithe living.
Werogret to learn from correspondent of the
Savannah Georgian who writes from Athens, that
" Mr. Cobb declines re- election to the Senate OF
the U. s., and will probably resign the balance OF
his term" (Mr. Cobb is one OF those intelligent
politicians andhonest republicans whose withdraw
al from the public councils consider as loss to
our natioD) As Mr.. Crawford declines being
candidate, and again offers for his present office of
Judge, Governor Troup, who would have with
Drawn IN favor Of Mr. Craw ford, is candidate and
will be elected without opposition.
The long and conclusive Defence oc Gen. Jack
sou, against the charge OF negro-ndding, shall
appear III our next.
Reaction IN r-irginie-'. Pslaw-( Classicat)
The Administration prints are trying to get up a
re-acton-they say, it is taking place in Abe
narle county. The Charlottesville Advoca.:. rit!i-
cules the very idea. An intelligent friend writes
us, "fhe People Of Albe,narle! Six-eighths of them
Corresponding Committee of Mecklenburg county,
write " the majority for Jackson among will be
very great-at least so to l-some say 100 to ~
Reaction (FHdse! still more classic.)
KENTUCKY ELECTION
Il majority, tho small, gee dec,sirer'
Small enough.-Thc Lexington Reporter OF the
2Qtil, (Adm) gives minority for Metcalfe of only
1881 II states the returns Tor or 8 counties are
not perhaps precisely accurate. Hickman will pro-
baby give Barry majority of LOO. The last days
voting may give him another 100. On the other
hand, LEWIS ll4s may have been enormously set
Gown 10 Barry. Z" We have some doubt lsays the
Reporter) Of Cnderacood's election as Lieutenant
Coroner"
The Sheriff. were TO meet at Frankfort on the
list TO compare the polls and ascertain the results
and on the 2Gth, the new Governor and Lieut. Gov
ernor would take the oaths of Office.
Ihe Cincinnati Gazette (Adm) of the 10Th SAYS
" 1t IS now believed CGnby, the Jackson candi-
GATE, ~ elected Governor OF Indiana by a small
plurality"
Michigan has lately pressed tie Secretary of
war Tor assistance in surveying route for "a Canal
| across tn peIinsusa of Michigan. The Secretary
replies, that the means now at the disposal of po
Vernment will not admit oil the subject. being ia
ken up at this time Gould the people OF the
Territory expect aid at this time They have no
voice in the Presidential election-and the Engi-
neers OF the y. S. better employed in further
| ing the great object i'll November next-N. York
has, we understand, some Engineers, at work ON
the Western part OF the State.
-.-esss+---
.NlSsiss'ppi.-There is scarcely anv state
| more decidedly Jacksonian-but there were three
jackson candidates for Congress [on the 4th) Hale
ftinfs and -; and an Adams candidate thinks
o.p!ay the part OF the Fox, slip in and run away
Wiih the spoil.
1T as old tricRs again.-The Charleston Mer-
Gu.y categoricaHy answers the queries OF the n.
intelligence, and states, that il did not kno,r or
oetiepe, that any Caucus has been held in Charles
.on "at which the subject OF torcible resistance to
the Tariff was discussed" The Inteligcncer still
ilarps upon Cancuses and we suspect will make az
little OF them this year as it did the last The
Mercury then cToss-guestiOns the Intelgencer
pno are their lnIorlhers and whether they do
not hno'o that the late public proceedings in s. c.
relate entirely to the Thrift, aud moi al sl to Gen
jackson?
= The Sd No of PuIiieoia Tuesday. Ne are una
~, ss onPa TO po;tg0"t The Mesisn6rg Resolutions
hsa'forGs ari'el. 'eheh promised The Tire,
oe oT , s1s 1f'Gon Il; sPs"rc"G. 70 notice re
Rarag. GPs Of tas ~ Americaa fO,eain the Web.t.I
LESrSero-T, i. August 20.-NIr Clay left this
place on Saturday las, for Washington City. b,
way OF louisville and Cincinnati. [iseporfer
IL was expected Mr.. Clay would leave Lex
Lngton on the 18th inst. for kouisvlle-go thence
TO administrators the lake to Butfaioe-co.ne,
down the Canal 70 Albany-thence via y. York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 10 the city of Wash.
ihg'on' The most confident expectations are Ell
tertaned that this journey will perfectly restore to
health the great and powerful advocate OF the A
merican SYSTEM Binns
1--WE call this taxing the grand Rounds But
depend upon it, it viii not ali do =
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