Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

ha
shouiu not DE considered as giving any encourago
hent 10 the idea that IL had been accompanied9 r.
any 1hnS mean or supplicatory upon Mr. Ada,nTs
part, as he said had been asserted by MIR. pirla
ing; OF which was ignorant He made me rca1
aloud 10 him, more than once, the or:-inoi Lott
Ia hr Adans's grand daughters hand ,yrit;Dor =,
nave my evidence 10 the fact of its com aininer notj
ING OF the KIND, Is was alluded TO in some J9lv ma
per ofthat year. P"-
That he did not entertain the highest oorio, os
he present Secretary OF state, will distinetl as
sert' ana ms remarks TO that effect are fresh in no
Ieco!ec'ion. AR. CRAwFoRD, as every body
Knows was his own preference above ali ,t,sr-
and II ever he expressed any desire beC,ro ti,'
election, that Jackson chould be actualIv prrai
dent 1t was probably dictated by his counieractin..
bias.
1reinain your obedient humble servant
JOHN LANGDON ELWIN.
To the Editor 9fthe ". II. Patriot, Concord
The address of the Central Jackson COMMITTEE,
Oh kentucky Will be read with much interest \,
is entirely devoid of sophistry and contains a mo-
rauVe oil !acts and circumstances, which cannon ha
satisfactorily answered or explained away bv Mr.
Clay or his friends. That there was perfect nm
S " oet"een Mr. Clay and his friends in
congress and Mr. Adams, previous 10 the late Pres
DENTAL election we are no longer permitted 70
GouOt' Iha' such must be the determination of !,
large majority OF the American people upon fun
we" Of 'le case, VIII not be denied. NOTHING
snort OF positive proof, however will satisfy or 20
least hush the clamorings Of the ycual friends ~.
MesSrs. Clay and Adams -
The Adamsites would not force Mr.. Blair 70 rive
evidence against Nj Clay, and some of their edi
tors now abuse Mr. Blair and say that he kno,,,.
nothing which would operate against the cooli-
uon Others endeavor To make il appear from. tlc
language used by Mr. Blair, in his refusal 20 be ey
1liueu mat ne knew nothing to the prejudice OF
MIR. Clay. This inference is eratutons ana m
warranted. Mr.. Blair is member of the CON
mlttee OF correspondence who published the al,
dress above alluded TO. We presume il was sorl.-
TONED andapProved byhim. Ifso, Ills certain that
he has IN his possession letter or letters f.
Mr.. Clay, disclosing tho bargain or ,n1pnor
meht between the latter and Mr.. Adams As
member OF this committee and a decided friend NJ
General jackson, Mr.. Blair never could have per
mtteG this address 20 90 ont to the world ,,i,bo4
Being well assured that so lar as ha ,,,os rer,rr1
70, II would stand the ''test Of human scrutiny of
talents and of time" lie knew that Mr. CIay b,,
calling out his correspondence, could crush him ami
those with whom he acted, il they had nractised a
deception upon the community, and published TO the
world that which they, or at least Mr. Blair know
10 De iaise' The talents and responsibility of Mr.
biair and the other members ofthe Committee
torDiGs the ldea that they would pursue such a
iooish, WICKED and lmpolitic course In fine il is
Impossible Tor Mr.. Clay 10 escape He win ne
yer call out his correspondence with Blair He
knows better The odium which will attach 10
ii"i' ne remains silent, will be lasting as
une tIis violent partisans and pensioned pre- sses
WIZ sun strive by f1lsehood sophistry and abuse
70 bolster up his sink " fame, but when the vio
Ience OF party shall have subsidized and tbe move
er ana patronage OF government shall have passed
INTO more worthy hands, MIR. Clay will be aban-
Gohed 10 ms late, monument of towering and
disappointed ambition, and his case will be warIi-
ING 70 All tuture demagogues, who attempt to ris,.
superior 70 the VIII OF the people, and PROSTATE and
D . the republican principles and institu-
uOA' u 'heir government kentucky Gu.
IL IS qtnte amatter OF amusement to witness the
VI , tg ana bravado Of the administration prints
al 1'is State. lhsy really affect 10 be in earnest
ana cain several OF the western counties and =
lew OF the eastern towns; and because the uatterho
NOT been formally denied, they swell as mighty az
thTottled frog, and inag CINE one would think that
uey can persuade the people to believe the ninety
Enul part O. what they say and of what fheV claim
no has not forgotten their gasconade previoust 10
me elections in Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvnnil
and In this State? And who has argotten how lite
!i-ny II was SHOWN to be the poor effort of despair
ing piruzans? Can the people be deceived now
by renewal of such tales any more finn, thev
could De then? Who believes the wholesale fictions
which proceed from such sources? Having lost all
lney nave hitherto claimed, they now turn their
powers OF invention towards North Carolina and
iabHcate letters from WASHINGTON. as to the ein1-
pSoving prospects" there. These are all shallow
ue'ices. he mcrest tricks of the desperate mon
engaged IN down Hill cause. The people of n.
Carolina, and Virginia and PennsvIvonia and Ken
lucky, and New y ork, cannot be deceived bv these
:. modern Inventions" any more than they can
De GFdWn away from their republican attachments
10 the support OF the present administration
,,,--e. 4tbGny .drgus, March 7.
-. JACKSON IN PENNSYLVANIA
! he Central Committee OF Correspondence, as
set-oH to the falsehoods in circulation, are pre-
pairing an estimate of the probable vote Of Penn
syFahla at the next Presidential Election. from
the best testimony Of which the nature of the case
WI admit. We ar" within bounds when we say
1~cAsou majority will be THIRTY THOUSAND.
LHaTis5uTs Reporter, .lfaych 7.
g 70 b4brIaIoHE, March 11.--Yesterday was the
,;ISs Jay OF he opening Of tire books Of the Bal
linore and Ohio Rail Goad Company. for the pur-
80 OF receiving the additional subscriptions Of the
,'ocAhoIders-eacb stockholder, under the resolu-
non recently adopted by the Board being entitled
20 the privilege Of doubling the amount Of shares
previously owned by him. a number of stock
1oiuors went Forward accordingly, and availsd
themselves OF the privilege; and there Is no doubt
maj before the ten days expire, every stockholder
VIII have taken up the shares to which he has tho
pre- emptiye right BY this operation, the indiyid-
.al subscriptions, which are now one million aud
hall, VIII be increased TO three millions of dollars
[-9meTicaH.