Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

IN me weSi! IN prcterrng principles 10 men; Ken
,1cSy has preserved her former standing in the
| Cnion, and mcrited another tribute of gratitude
rom The republic: her triumph must have per-
msnent influence upon the destiny OF our free
country Al has shown, that talents and services,
unacconpaned by political honesty, cannot con-
, toia virtuous people; the lesson is salutary TO
| electors and candidates every where: MIR. Jeiier-
son relied upon his g fivorite Wes, as the sheet
| anchor OF public liberty, and we glory in the con-
veiion, that this anticipation will be realized
| u Is for us, in Pennsylv ania, to keep our dis
| unguished position, " the great prop of the
irepnblican cause" No doub, must exist of our
continued devotion 10 those principles, which are
essent'i 10 our political safety aud pt -sonal nd
| vantage.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOSEPH MORRELL,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
WILLIAM BOYD,
HENRY ToLAND,
lCHN WURTS,
WILLIAM j. DUANE,
WILLIAM J. LEIPER,
CHARLES S. COKE.
THOMAS NJ PETIT,
Committee Of Core spondence for PhiladeI-
phia, appointed by the Republican Con-
vcntion, assembled at Harrisburg, Jan
Sth, 1925
Sept. lst 1928.
Extracts If Letters from Committees of Cores
pondence, SC.
fIkHlNl - The memb,r Of the leg stature,
acting in their individual capacity, app nted CEN
uai committee at this place, (tichmond) and com
n'l'eeS In each county and principal towns in the
state, TO promote the election OF Cen. jackson
ana Mr. Calhoun: those COMMITTEES have no, been
uhmindiui oil the trust confded 10 them; in truth
however, I'tie was necessary in this state; the peo-
pc hau taken the subject Into their own hands and
VIII support the republican ticket Of electors NTH
zeal and un0,iianify uneramplcd an our polit;.
Cat annals We have one hundred and five coun-
TIES, besides boronghs in this state entitled to re
presentation, and of these not more than fifteen
WIN give majority Tor MIR. Adams, and in several
" W'se there VIII be strong ninorities. Among
the jackson counties are some of the largest in
me stale, and IN many oil these, Mr. Adams will
not obtain more than 80 or 40 votes: In the srpre
gate III the state, Gen Jackson vii! receive i've
votes 10 one for Mr.. Adams
We are fully aware of the instrumentation
made by some OF the friends of the administrator
as 10 thel strength in various parts Of the Union:
mus pennsylvania, New York and Virginia have
been alternately claimed. But these devices, SO
oi'en exposed, Ike the untounded charges agains,
authors. ''
" In relation TO PENNSYLVANIA, no man Of ali
acquainted with our political history could enter
tam a doubt OF her consistency: From the time
o' inc election OF Mr.. Jefferson to the present
Time, your great and patriotic state has been the
most firm supporter of correct principles and every
wen informed politician has looked upon her as
me great prop Of the republican cause: PENN
$ LLAMA, which was the first to support the cleo
ton oil Cen Jackson, will be found the last to relax
N his cause; VIRGINIA will be found, side-by-
sIde' with her valued and respected sister Penn
81 hvANiA Gas she has frequently been) supper
nng republican principles, such prevailed in the
suspicious era OF Mr.. JefIerson's election The
central committee most cordially reciprocae con-
unpi''
NEW-FCGG.-" We are not surprised to hear
from you, that the great state of PENNsYLYANIA,
:. The keystone OF the federal arch," is true to
Gen JACKSON that's, the cause of reform and Ii
berty. She was the first to appreciate his emf
nent services to his country, and 10 express her
grateful estimation OF them; and upon this as on
all questions of importance to the republic, her
course has been equally patriotic and dsinterested
In NEW York, she will find a firm and jealous
0"rii1o'g in the same great cause-never ,oas the
'ep"ohcGR party in oar state more united or
poloegW, or success more certain or triun,phant.
We have intelligence from every part of the
state OF me most pleasing nature, which we shall
recepitulate at the close Of this letter-we cannot
be mlstakenin saying, there is 10 possibility of the
ennessee farmer and patriot having less than 81
electoral votes, and we are not without hopes of
giving him more.