Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

reelection of duty, lost not n moment ir holding
HIN up IN the public papers, to the just Indignation
oil the people. 10 silence the ciamors of the pro
pie, by showing that he would do as he pleased
conjecture the motive for his writing the
no,c above alluded to- Bat, he the motive what i,
may, feel coni;dent that lac no. only wrote the
note, but that he has taken the servants OF Mrs
Sb!dy from her, whether. az has heretofore been
said, TO gather in bis crop, not pretend no, to
offer conjecture.
understand Mr. .,Dns,nore jusiifies his conduct;
but oil that have nothing to say. General James
Robertson has jus, slept into my Office and says he
was informed by MIR. Dns;uore, that he did write
the letter to me, and that he would continue to act
as hc had done.
Yours, will, respect, 7. G BRADFORD.
Cen JACKSON.
Card Of Mr. D6tSnoreto the Democratic Clarion.
MIR. Dinsnore, United States Agent 10 the
Choctaws. presents his compliments TO the Demo.
cratic Clarion. aud informs him that, yesterday, he
arrested ten negroes and people OF color. in possess
sion Of Mrs sibicy. the particulars this time, viz
they had no passport
September IL, ISS.
hseems then that this petty ,yrant, Silas Dins-
! more, " dressed in little brief authority" was
paying the part OF an absolute despot the great
annoyance and serious injury OF the citizens OF
kentucky and Tennessee. Disregarding the in
s,ructions OF the War Department, not TO exact
passports unless under suspicious circumstances;he
continue TO require them, indiscriminateiy, FROM
| the best known and most respectable mon in the
country twas enough for Gen. Jackson to know
mat p'nsinorc was assuming and exercising an
MeSoi right. He was never the man to brook OPP
preston or insult from any whatever. He.
| refused to obey the tyrannical acquisitions of an
Indian Agcnt--put himself on his guard and passed
the Agency without submitting 10 insult and OPP
PRESTON His conduct was universally appiauded.
The highest excitement had been produced
throughout the whole country by the odous and
vcHatious course pursued by the Agent. He even
boasted in the public prints, that he had stopped
ten negroes, the property Of a femalei Was this
! 10 be tolerated by men having the least preten-
| sons 10 courage and independence, II is unneccs-
| sary TO pursue this inquiry any further None
| out craven-hearted sycophant will presume to
censure Gen. Jackson tor refusing 10 obey the OPP
pressiVe, Insulting and unjust demands Of Sas
| Dinsmore.
nave had frequent conversations with some of the
earliest settlers Of this couniry--with men who
| nave known Andrew jackson some thirty, and
| some iofty years; and not one, until very recent
| ~, ever heard him called negro trader The
violnous insinuation at the close of Col. Erwins
publication in relation TO the murder of the neg,.,
slave, which has been villainously noticed by
NIiberiorce, will speedily be put TO rest by the
| Attorney General OF this District, who We under
stand is preparing an an,ido,e TO the poison cir
culated through the columns OF the Whig and Ran
ner.
| ~ We have an abundance of other testimony
on tins point, which we have not deemed it neces-
! sary 10 produce. iNush ReD
Elections NtJDS.-It must be remembered! that
at the last Kentucky election Clay and Adam,
Claimed eight members Of Congress. When the
returns all came in. il turned out that Jack son had
eight and Adams four. We must therefore wait
| Tor all the returns. netcaie still leads Barry,
and Il the prmcr is elected the majority will be
very small. Now, 10 the com pie xon of the
| Legislative. The Reporter, dec Led Adams pa
| per, says:
| The political complexion ofthe General As
seinbiy UiA not be hnoirn with certainty until
! that body assemblies in December next"
| But it as known, and known to have majority
! In both houses Tor JackSon-and il will also APP
! pear by the returns, that in towns where Met
caiie had maiori;ies, jackson members OF the Lee
! gsiature were elected.
We are thus particular in relation TO Kentucky,
Tor though claimed by the Administration, We
have no doubt that the ELECTORAL votes will go for
| Jackson.
La Indiana. we believe Gov. Ray is reelected
Ia letter he published time ago, he de-
| ciared himself in favour of Gen. Jackson. Dr.
IanDy, a very decided Jackson man, is also
candidate for Governor. Mr.. Test is elected to
Congress by 1000 majority-hc is claimed an
Adams man-how far he is Adams may be ga
| thered from the fact that he potedJor Gen. Jack
SON 'n the House. Mr.. Jennings is also elected
| TO Congress.-He is also claimed as an Adams
man, though on reference to members OF Con-
gress we learn that he is decidedly Jackson
In this way the plan is to claim all the Jackson
men as part Of the Adams dynasty, and if neces-
! sary, TO claim the General himself
La Illinois, although the result will leave strc?g
majority Tor Jackson, there is local opposition
Gen. Duncan by Gov. Edwards, in relation to
public lands and the location of Penitentiary.
In Missouri, Pettis, the Jackson candidate is c.
| iected, and the state is with Us beyond doubt.
Lately we heard shout, reaching from one
extremity the Union 10 the otker, about Louis
| iana-oD counting the votes, we end the entire A
dams majority OF Congressional votes, in all the
Districts, is Il9--and Jackson majority in the
| Legislature. In Ohio we have, at this day rea-
aondble prospect OF carrying that state. Taking
therefore, the returns Of the preliminary elections
IN LOUISIANA, indiana, Missouri, Illinois, and Ken
lucky, we say it with perfect confidence, and We
wish our friends to mark what we do say, that Mr.
'1dd'HS mas not one certain STATE, 1l the tchOie
number ofthe Hestern States.
| lie may get some, but al present he cannot
count on one. Look at tse certain states Tor Jack
son-States not questioned-P ennsyIvanio Vir-
ginia, North aud South Carolina Geo eia Alabama
and tennessee, lO3, add Is, certain from Mary and
! ana ~, as certain from New y ork, and see how
easy you elect the General, without asking vote
| from the New England states, or the whole NUM-
Der OF Western States, excepting Tennessee.
| The Adams shout for eiiect---tley grasp at
straws-tlIey deceive themselves, aud think they
deceive others. They forget that the people will
never vote for John y. Adams though be may
nave secured All election from CoDgress--there is
no intention TO revive the old federal psrty the
necessary result Of re-elec;ing Adams; and If we
look al the present dispersed and broken DOWN
dIuon OF the cabinet, every electioneeriUg
'or himself, in various quarters Of the Union, nd
absent FROM his post, the people will never make
choice Of such rulers. IN. H. Enc
| Dcr1ier resort Of the c1y1I. Chieffuin.
Z" The Administration compelled to retreat from
all their minor false positions assumed against Cen
jackson, have, last desperate resort taken POS,
| I'D he nd oil