Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

on all hands must be admitted TO have beer an oil;
cious aud punt interference Will, the duties Of
tie Executive; effort by pariizans 10 effect III.
discharge OF an important Executive innc,ipn ~
was one Of ItIose daring ST. oSe which excla ~.
mark che eiectoneering career OF Icnr, Cav
" hose harIhooi secIns 70 have been eyrrv s, he.
rqual 10 the creation OF tools APP for his p,irposs
t. was proceeding OF which the history OF parties
Z. III Virginia supplies parallel. Aud vet Afr
Editor and his humble followers, (llumblt God
-nows, they must he to fow him. have the un-
ola hing cifr'niery TO pirate about iBIparatN and
20 accuse the Executive with a departure from its
p'ecepts, in doing whai?-In following the dictate
OF their own discretion, aud in Treating with merit
ed neglect the impudent, If not the corrupt inter
terence, Of avowed anI regularly enlisted par,i-
zans- what opinions must these entertain Of:
the intelligence e the Virginia people, ii they can
hope to gull theei by the giarng folly and imper-
tincncc which their conduct beuays? The law of
The State, or the lawmakers OF tie State ,presurn-
ing that there resides in the Executive body as
much mJartialiiy aud honesty, as much inclii-
gence and knowledge OF thc people as could be
found in self constituted club, or even in an in
temperate Editor, has devoved upon that Execu-
tive certain functions in the DISCHARGE of these
this club this editor, undertake to dictate TO the
Executive, who disregard the impud mt s. puny at
L mp'; and Tor this canse the cutlery OF tin. edi-
or, in chorus with all Tie little dogs which yelp in
his train is opened upon the responsible officers OF
The State. The preteXt that t!e list of names was
given 10 enlarge the sphere oil executive selection is
flise, md is false hood Is betrayed s Nv It's ab
sardiy, and next by the proceedings OF Mr. Secre-
'ary Editor, and his pack upon lis rejection. Twas
asurd 10 assert or 10 presume that knowledge o!
the Stat and of her citizens was more limited in
the executive, less accessible that body than II
was to him 10 the Adams club this preteuce
then falls at once TO the ground But his fam
ed catalogue proiessed to be Tor analganatiIr with
other lists, to make up mixed commission, as is
pretended OF both parties: deny H. Y call for proof
OF the assertion? Where is any commune aiion from
me A. club stating suoi purpose. Let it ne produc
cd as MOI this list constituted of Adams men er-
eius,reiy, and was it not backed with the designa-
ton F" Anti Jackson commissioners The nam
OF III ersOns sent is believed ha cen publish
ei--let single Jasksonian be pointed out among st
men, anhie 'he superscription, tue earinark on
the original lis, b. forthcoming the
Adams men in the Council originally pro-
pose a'solllary Jacksonian as commissioners? Did
ih-y MOI at hrst expect carry it ny the force of
numbers as they upos Il; and did not the keen
HiuZans oil Clay ami Co. run their exclusive ticket
throughout LIT these queries be answered. and
truly answered before the trained band oil The coali-
tiou raise their Slogan against the executive; and
II can scarcely be doubted that the truihS The whole
t1th would cover them with shame III they are
Pabie OF such feeling. Lastly. the tasehood of the
preteXt that the cataioEIs, of the Adams club was
designed for any o her than exclusive adoption is
exposed by these farther facts. a H. orty Of the
Executive council are, and long since have been
known 10 be, friendly to the Administration This
Ms strong ground of hope to the Adams commit
tee, and powerful temptation 10 the experiment
oil carrying an Exclusive ticket (>trenge it may
seem that they row complain of being themselves
excluded. "A gain; after cssayiug Ills mannuvre
| and failing in the result, their worthy organ ONES
forth with vulgar tirade against the Executive
and under the commission aud authority of the A.
! dams Club, paramount in hi view no doubt, TO
! that oil the Executive, on whom they laid their
i commands, appoints these very men to attend the
Polls to protect the interests of their favortes Of
tn Coaition-And who are these men / repeat
~ protested and committed pdrtizans OF Clay and
y "A mai and -
tnt Adams Convention. These facts plainly deve-
iope The designs OF The Adams Club, il they were
( he projectors OF the unsuccessful experiment.
Let hem rave and fret out their short hour
ihe moment oil their existence is as certainly told
- any result IN mathematics was ever demonstra-
ted. The period is AT hand when the Man OF the
! People shall be borne in on the free will of the
people, ana when the creatures OF intrigue, great
and smaii;l III disnay and horror, shall seek in oh
'curty concealmen lion the general odiun.
! XiRGlNIUS.