Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

yecs. A ramouT had got into circulation that the
assemble 90 petition The Governor to convene the
iegisa' 10 iesis, the tarif declare Charles.
. ION free Port &c. Sc lie said he did not be.
,eve it-spoke of >nch movement with great in
olsnaloh ana declared that If they calculated mp
on any support in such efforts from Virginia. they
would be totally deceived-;hat he for one would
anheSitatngiy oppose any such scheme"
H"o'her oil The persons thus rudely and idly
,fonSn' before the public is Richard 4. Parker,
Judge oil the General County, presume il is
hat gentleman himself who notices the publica-
non IN the following letter to the Editors of the NJ
inteliigencer:
"CHARLEsrowN, VA. July 26. 1928.
.nessrs Gales j. Seaton: In your paper Of the
iS'h inst TO an editorial article headed o'rhe Cr
SIS, you nave suboincd another f,oin the Ricl'd
wing, which contains the following sentence
MANY OF them (meaning the jackson Leaders at
w ashington) declared themselves, as a fudge of
nc ne Gen@"f Court IF va. did at .Norfok, that if
sir Adams was not put out by the voice of the
People, they would be willing to pu, him out on
force. rN' '' "
ms this is intended to have some effect upon
phDhc opinion, and is calculated TO affect injurious
me character OF the judge alluded TO, (Hloever
ne may De) ask you, who, by republishing, have
adopted the charge, and the Editors of the Whig
VINO made IT. to name the "Judge of the General
Court oil Virginia" who declared shat, if Mr. Adj
ANS was not put out by the voice OF the People he
would be willing to put him out by force" and the
pace 1chere, the time tchen, the circumstances
under which, and the persons before achon,. so
ed. 80 1870
~ think am justified, may impeaed, 10 seek this
iiorna.lon, because, from locating the conversa-
uoN al Isorioik, there are not more than two or
,hree OF the Judges Of the General Court who can
DC Implicated in the charge, and the public will
naturally refer it to one. That one utterly dis
claims 1t, and sincerely believes there is Judge,
nor o'her rational man of Virginia, who ever ex-
pressed the sentiment attributed 10 the unnamed
Judge, unless jocularly. The first edition of this
story was, as have heard, that some Judge of the
General Court near Norfolk had ayoy ed some such
opinion, and in that shape IL was not deemed ne
cessary to notice il, but as il, is now brought near
er home, and has received YOUR stamp 10 give il
currency,-l request you, rs an act of Justice, 10
puDlsn this communication NV name accom-
anes IT. but, az an act of deiicacy, is withheld for
the present from the public'
II JadSe 9f the General Court Of Dirniy,ia
We presume this is Judge Parker, because the
charleston Free Press" OF the 30th declares that
Juhge Parker, when in this place last week. de-
med to several gentlemen that he made the re-
mark imputed to him.
And yet is upon no better grounds than these.
that some of the pures citizens of our country are
20 be publicly assaled; the tale of dissolution of the
oh'on Is TO be got mp Tor the benefit of the CoaI
'o,i-and rumour is 10 circulate throuci. the of.
hciai papers, and pass into Europe, that plot is
"s5"''iSt tiie Union OF our CCultry.
TESTIMONY Arour crN -Ac.-so,r
fErfGct 81 letter from n member of TIE PhiJ1-
d6iPhia Jackson Committee Of C0yTespondence
DEAR SiRs-it gives me pleasure to be able
u announce TO you, that the jackson Committee nj
Correspondence of this district have been favored
WIN two letters, one from the late President Tho
mas jefferson, the other from the late President
Joiin Adams, addressed 10 gentleman of Phila
deiph'a' IN which high encomums are passed up
trnn anl ann ~. -
ierSon we have long known: those of Mr. Adams
now Tor ne INST time published, are more inter
estiig Strong as the applause of Mr.. Jefferson is
'hat oil MT: Adams is still more emphatic We
shai speedily publish these letters, with an address
Just written, OF which will send YOU a copv rs
soon printed. TiYosL ri
we have seen the eloquent address of the Com
mittee OF Philadelphia, and shall publish il in our
next-iir. John Adams thanks Mr.. James Ro-
MADISON for the Bust of Gen. Jackson which he has
presehtedto hin-states that he has Z" been AFTER
I'VE TO the actions and character of Gen J.-that
n is one oil the greatest military characters that
North America has prOduced-that no present of
the KIND, could have been more acceptable to him.
'iah Dust OF mas great man, to anhOnI zoe are
az SO deeply indebted-and that he shall preserve
this precious monument, with great care. for the
contemplation of his posteriiy''-And vet ,bis
great man and public benelactor, is to be sunk 10
tne rank OF negro-frGder; the husband of An a.
dultress-he- is to be degraded into a coi,saoue g.
H.
hams, who by his own showing, has deemed
Jackson 10 be traitor for % years, concealed il
within his own bosom, and suffered him TO be en-
trusted with the command Of the American Army.
ana the defence OF the wholeSouth Western From
uer.-fhiS :. great man" is also To be chareed
with corrupt sacrifice of the interests of the II
>, upon the statements Of Tbos. H. Shelby. and
=. >. Todd, (the son and son-n-law of Gov. Shell
oy, ana The near relatives of IL. Claw when the
letter of Shelby himself, dated Treaty C:ro,,J
Oct III. ISIS ig DuhliSbaI
dilhcu'ties theyhad in negotiating with the Indians
ii'iglous and slow in their decisions for 20 DAYS
ami Jus;iyng the sums given TO the Indians
winch might " seem large at first view; but the
country obtained is OF immense importance to two
OF the States, IN which il lies, as well as to the
strength and defence of the Nation. -Csovernor
Shelby certainly did not like Jackson-after kno,y
ing how freeiyJ. protested against his being made
Mr.. Monroe's Secretary Of Wsr.]
MIR. Clay has visited Kentucky for The s,to ar
Eectioneerng--aD he is true 10 his vocation 49,
Tie IS said to decline pnblic dinncr-.-but they
are getting up public ball for his benefit He e
Said 10 nave openly declared at the dinner at Brv
ans station; g Ihey tell me have lost friends
hut u have, they are snch men as Tim p;cker
ing, John Rowan, aud John Pope and their nan
ders and scycophsuts. But ri. CLAW is vet 70 dis
cover, that The ' unconquefable wiz which he
is so proud of displaying. belongs to other ci,iyeo
81 ms countfy-and that free people will know
how to take care of Themselves 1lougye his Over
ambitious purposes (see his letters to A. KendalD
and H'angre the exertions of his own g panders
and sycopbants.'
rJIn eon'eqpsnee Of the NJ SIS. which have s,o,,scd
vs. we have not found perfectly nsn to INV orr
respects to our Friends at washins,on.D
TOR THE EJgQUIRER
LIGHTNING
On the 26h July, at the residence of 1,bo,,,s
iaurInan'i in the county of Goochland, three LON.