Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25


aoiy one oil ne most extraordinary Documents of
'hese extraordinary times We leave il 10 MIR
,ies himself 10 settle his own dispute with HI.
Ha'ins re venture 10 say, ;hai bc viii give him
H'u I1i ihe, "cid if word, and blow ioi blow. He
as commenced the ex o,i0n uuo him today; and
we shai have eNposi iOs enough tc tore lie gets 10
The end II the chapter.
bnt II is not so nuch the controversial points
between Messrs. Adams < Giles; nor is il 50 much
the ligh, that these deve!openenis promise, or
hfedieR TO shed, upon 1.-The open day and secret
tfahsac,ion OF public inersuTes-ss il is the sinyu-
lar assertions which Mr.. A. has made OF the Sc
ee' anu iaVeterate AID daring designs OF the fede
TAI leaders Oh The State OF Massachusetts,, which
ale calculated TO merit the public attention.-rhe
Nfst alusion which MIR. Adams makesio them in
ms authorized Expose, is where he speaks Of his
eo'yideHt1uf interview with Mr. JctEcrson--thousii
in what sense II can be called soafieuiiaE il he
only spoke OF Sir james Craig. letter wc cannot
very wei conceive-because MIR. Abrams asserts
'hat tiis letter "had been shown him lrilGout a.
By Hyunciion 2f secrecy, and he betrayed no eOss-
J.'e"Se, ~ communicating It's puiport 10 Mr. JET
iersoi', IN this conversation. However does not
appear that the rREAsoNABI.E DESIGNS of the
Iitizens vi Massachusetts, were actually canvassed
IN me conversation with Mr. j.; though, says Mr.
a: II rom the Tact that the Governor oi Nova SEQ
VA hau written such a letter 10 an individual in
-achuseits, connected with other facts, and
WITH THE NOV EIENTs OF THE PARTY THEN
PREDoiIHANr IN THAT STATE, Mr. Adams
ana Mr. Jefferson DREW THEIR IHFERENCEs
when inierences neither Mr.. J. nor Mr.. A. then
communicated TO each. oiher."-More is mean,
befe IMAM meets the eaY--but MIR. a. saves a..
Tie task Of guessing, for the pregnant alusion is
afterwards explained by his startling declarations
mat " THEIR object was, and had had been for
SEVERAL YEARS, A DIssoLUYIuN or my T.
MON, and the EsTADLIsHIIENT OK sEpE-
RATE CONFEDERATION, he KNEW rRoMu
keUi'ocAL evidence, although not provablc in
Court Law; ana that in the case nj +,
N IT Rel.
that purpose would be surely resortcd to- as
Moud be 'nai pensabiy necessary TO tn design .
" ine'r objecp whose object MIR. A. speaks
wthou' specification OF particular persons anc: N.
ueeu, without any precision 81 phgasc ologv; for in
7, ,lou~ inence he speaks OF :. certain Ieadcrs
OF the party which had the nanagS ment OF the State
legislature iii their Ia :nls''-and in the following
sentence he speaks MORE GENERALITY, Of. TIE
LEADERS OF THE PARTY" not CERTAIN LEA
DERs And then adds 'rTHEIR object, had
DEEN FOR SEVERAL YEARS, d pIssoi.UrioN OF
THE ONIoN."-ihs matter, however, cannot res
here Mr.. Adams Qhe Chief .Nagissirate Of tie
ohtea States) cannot make such d Charge ag aims,
such politicians; he Cannot charge the then ieading
politicians OF his native Massachusetts as desiyn
ing traitors, without exciting the most anxious Gu
rosity, and earnest investigation into all the de-
tails OF the accusation. Either MIR. Adsms has
charged them wrongiuily, or he has not. II he has
he deserves their severest csnSuEe; and the CEN
sure oil the whole nation, tor bringing such u re-
proach upon his country. But, II he speaks t,.
truth, then indeed il become. ma. er o, Sill uor.
serious enquiry. Who are these Embryo traitors
- " no are these Inen who had been tor 50 MANY
years projecting the dissolution Of tic Union:--
" no are they? VII! ret even Aie-srs Gale, &
Seaon demand their names-aI,er making so u.,,,
noise "bou' the People s. Resolutions OF i;o!,e,on
VIII not all the affiliated presses, who Joined
III uls chorus oil treason in >. Caro!ina-will no,
the Ciizens OF Massachusetts demand to know the
names o! the traitors, whom she had so long con-
ceaied 10 her bosom' VIII not the whole people D..
the u = demand 10 know, not only Tor the pur,,ose
oil Furnishing them by the force OF public ouiuion
but OF preventing sUCH MEN IfEaEAFrEa rom
being elected to public Office, and OF being clothed
with the power and confidence of the countrv;-
Mr.. A. knows them by - uneguivosal e evidence y
What IS this evidence? and who are these federal
Poiliciansf The matter ought not-cannot-res,
here.
The ". Intellgencer is lsind enough to repeat,
Tor the thousandth time, OF our Old para
Sraphs-Nhy, II we were TO stoop to pay The
same game with their Editorial friends we
might give them the grosscst Inconsistencies b.,
whoIesaie.-Messrs Binns, and King and Minar
ana Stone, EFT I'D oAinE GENUS, have dircrt,v
contradicted what they said in 1925 Even
the pure oracies in Washington would not es
cape. they have tawningly kissed The rot, in Nj,
Adamss hand. which laboed 10 sco,,rge th.,n
in ls25.-Thcy have layisied incen Sc upon Mr.
Clay, whom they KNEW roo WELL BE- go,e AZ
became Secretary Of They once defended
and euIoyised a. jackson, who is now the Militia
ry" JugeTnaut. And they still plead gully nv
their sill, nee 70 the charge OF self inisTepyes.k
ton and hypocricy winch we have twice made a.
gainsi hem. They drivel about the jnconsi-,en
cies of ohersl We had to choose between .,Eu
and rRINcrPLEs.-WE prefer the lsst-rHEy
like true Wears Of Bray, went Tor ''piiE GREAT
oioN.'
CoyB,uUJNYCaTED
AT meeting Of the jackson Corresponu,na
Committee OF the City OF Richmond, hell at the
Washington Tavern in said City, on Thursday
Evening the 23d Oct 1928:
James Rawlings was called to the Chair, and
Samuel Shepherd was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having informed the meeting
mat the Central Corresponding Jackson Commit
tee tor the State of Virginia, had exhausted the
whole funds collected inJanuary last Tor the pur-
pose oil delraying the Incidental expenses attending
the trust rerosed in trfB-
On motion of Doc:. WIN. TazcweiI, committee
o! i've members was appointed 10 take into con-
sdersioD the said srtect, and TO report forthwith
Wbereupon Committee was appointed, consisting;
of Doct VIM. TaZsweII, nv. James Bray, Nj
Robert Poore, Doct. Robert MAYO, and NM VIM
Neale.
The Committee retired for few minutes, and
brought i'll the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted by the meeting.
whereas ii has been represented TO tliIs ncc.,nn
by the Central Jackson Corresponding Committed
mat the fund raised ia January as,, for the pur-
pose OF de1rayIng the expenses OF printing circu-
lars, &c has been exhausted, aId it is deemed pro.
per to raise additional funds to meet expences thus
incurred, which Otherwise most fall Oh the few u.
dividuais composing In. Committee
Resolved, therefore, That each IneinbeF Of this
meeting pay the sum OF one dollar inlo the bands
oil The Chairman, 20 he discussed IN the attain
mont oil the objects above stated.
Resolved, That three gentlemen in each oG the
Wards of the City, be appointed to collect such
sums as the friends OF Jackson may be disposed 10
contribute III aid OF The fund now be subscribed
by the meeting, and that they be Iequeae to ,,sy
into the hands Of the chairman o! tins reetinr the