Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-26
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III
The President and all the Secretaries with the
exception OF Mr. Rush, are ofl-And where arr,
these servants ot the people:W are those men
10 whom the great interests OF the nation are en-
trusted and WhI are now battening upon the
Pubic Treasury Scattered through the conn
tsy-meanly electiOneefing for iheinselyes-orai.
! Iihng their party, intriguing with tile people of
their nation and while watching after their own
interests, leaving parcel OF subordinate officers 10
hook after those OF the public. Is this TO D. enur.
ed in free, pure, responsible government Are
the lnIunctions OF the sagacious Jefferson 10 hi;
officers lot TO meddie with the elections OF the
people, TO he 50 completely despised
Conduct IS ascribed 10 MIR. Clay in Kentucky
which really deserves the severes repYobation
Anecdotes detailed about huI which, if true,
ought 10 be authenticated and held up 10 the ma
tion. The Frankfort Argus asserts that he was
IN the Court yard large portion OF the time dur
Ing The late election III fayette county, shaking
hands and cCnversing with the voters as if he had
been candidate himself The Lexington Ga
zette believes that Mr. c. attended Caucus on
the Saturday night before the election and made
. Speech 70 his followers Ii aifiTns that during
the whole election he WAS within calling OF the
place Of voting, mining with the people and urg-
ing them to vote for the Adams tcket--that he
wished to prevail Oh respectable S;one-mason TO
vote ior Metcalie Formerly Stone mason himself
AS means % operating upon him. he stated, that
Tie event OF Mctcalfe's election there was 20 he
grand procession formed TO escort him 10 Frank
fort, and that il had been determined that the
S'0ac mas0Ds sRs0UId M arci an front The sturdy
mechanic, however, could not be caught by suci.
a petty arii.ce. Many ether instances could be.
named IN which theSecrcthry oi State endeavore.i
10 wheedie the people out Of their votes II tbs b.,
denied she names and proof shall be forthco,uine -
viii the people quietly submit to such a shame
less Interference with their rights OF suffrage p
Public opinion ought TO drive back these vagrant
officers to their posts. \ q Travelling C,binet'' nj
this description is unparalleled in theannals of thu,
! RcrubS.
| 10 Mr.. Southland, Secretary of the Navy, has
| gone 10 New Jcrsey.-1nus- iCe gOt
| Mr.. Walsh contradicts certain statements of
| .NetO-Je'scy -Han, in the N. Y Evening Post
lie denies that Mr. Clay did visit Borden,own :
That ne had any interview with hIr. UopLiusou.
- respecting the pretended pledge or that ne (Hir
VI had any communication wiz. the editor Mr.
w on that subject." May we ask, why did not
ME- itopkinson deny time since also the as
seTtoD; that Mr. Webster had talked TO him about
the alleged pledge The reason is that hc can
deny the N. Jersey Mans fact but cannot DENY
the other. The Editors OF the Nat. Intciligenccr
says, that eve having become sick Of the EGrq0ii
are trying TO recover upon the pledge. We be-
heve IN both bargain and pledge, as we shall at
tempt 70 show them in our nest paper.
-.,-sEss-.--
W The Kentucky returns not vet com
plete We shall give the details in our next No.
! The Extras OF the EentuclSian and the Common
se!ves-the .irst summing mp Barrys vote too
much ard e.eilfes too ttle---and the Common
tstoF transferring the entire majority OF Shelby
from MeiCa'ie 50 Barry. The Nat journal sins
IN favor OF Mctcalie. Ms. majority at present
iinctuates from 1890 to 2OO0.-If he gets no r:ore
than 1900 majority out OF more than "a, 900 votes
with such tide running too against Barry, the
game Of the Coalition = up in Kentucky In the
Legislature, both parties admit important changes
IN favor of Jackson.
70 We calculate, that Brutus will r,- hisres.
poets to ManIius Friday or Tuesday next re
resides some distance from Richmond but we
doubt not he will respond to the criticism OF AIanIi
US as soon az he receives the production. We re-
peat, that ne is fully able 20 make hi. own vind!-
cation-and we may add, Of Gen. Jackson
The Hartford Mercury, FIRST sursue, ParaH Of Gen.
JaeksoH 70 the Richmond EhguiisF, and tatn
sPoye Critil"e of IT, ThstPhlsdeph Rulcr. esii nron
IS readers TO he amazed at the PLY u shirh
y, that Ibis Portrait puhihd in he r. Eaua .,e
caution both the Mercury srA hnrots hoe the their
49, ~" wy '''o' nc 'ai' y ,Fiy '"'P w" ~ NJ Nfr
aud Tor e'ety sripe could ieeb.y yi,e sa, e could
scouise them ~cb teofP'ons.
Mr Henrg Horn Of Philadelphia denis, po'veiv under
Of any h4tsa,n intrigue with mf, Adam,"Yet Bbs. sud
Msrysndsf and III he kennel" pre.es Ate ctcsu
the fssshooi, wtegt ibs contradiction
MARRIED. on me 5th mat Wv the "a Win lee q,
Amelia couithOuss, Ens MARTIN r daughter 81 Wp r.
Egss;toD Of Anei'a eouuy, 20 MI Gsorgs, William
Johnson ~ Chssterhsid.
NOTICE.
nEE Who ha7 rad from yeafs experiences f,r,r
- r4 sud fhc usnassnrqt 81 uesioes eis.s undertake.
bpIess II tAa rhsrtt genrtsan shove