Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19
THE IYEB.srER PLEpGE.

me N. y g. American con!esScS that Il has cow
oi the letter addressed by Mr.. Oliver Iieartweii o
CaDandaigua, to Mr. Adams, asking him whether
or not he was mason; aud OF MIR. As reply. that
he was not. why does the American ee,uivc-
cate: why not AT once say, that Mr.. II. observed
I'D Mr.. y. that il would be ior his own eoJ To rive
the rspiy-and that Mr.. A. not co.,ent with saw
n that he was not Mason, added lie nevei
would be: And does this mode OF ieciioneering
pecoue The President the y. 8?
rurther light IS also recently shed upon the
subject OF the Webster Pledge. We commend
the. wo articles from the y. Y J.. Post, TO the
readers especial attention. Capt Stockton and
Mr. Thomp-on Chs bsoih, n-law) ave brought
fui "aIt 10 testify o. the OccaSion--ard ne VI names
are gwen OF tloSs, who are .cqIliuted with The
facts and also the interneatiun made By Mr..
Adams Is now specified There is 10 doubt about
ne matter. Such pledge was siven--and
shame upon The parties concerned, /. was tsed TO
promote j. ~ Adains's Election.
we understand, the following are the facts in
relation TO ~. Jgrscy,-that MIR. Southland went in
TO that state alter the election ana there made
ass"TanSe'' {" ~" sV,kt0I fruvr,.f gen
tienlen, that the Government wUud be admins
tered on liberal principles, and no difference would
be made between Federaliss and Republicans in
appointments to office. They replied that MIR. a
dams had already deceived them, and was not TO be
listed. Mr. , 10 satisfy their doubts, then mem
toned The ebster letter, and assured the OF the
pledge ii contained--and this not once but often
IN pubic meetings with Federal ge.i,,....e., aid
al private houses and III the particular request Of
Mr. Stockton, he took his (S;ockiom's) carriage and
wen, into Huntingdon county and elsewhere 10 as
sure certain distinguished Fedora. gentlemen OF
the favorable intentions Of the Cabinet towards
them ihs movement produced the revolution.
That soon alter i,iiovei in iayor of the Ad-
Manifestation. Whilst Mr.. 5. was in New der
scy or about the time, is said shat a gentleman
Cine name we know vino was personally very in
Innate with MIR Webster, had an Interview with
hiin at Washington and that 10 him IL! +. Web
SER confirmed The siatemcnt.-Air Webster
ave- u,.i..a
TORE, and and produced the letter. W e understands
MIR. W cbster added that the affair had pro
ceeded ~ lar that the persons in whose favor
The pledge was first TO be redeemed, were desig-
ndted, viz: Mir. Mason of ~. H.. Mir Housi,.ou
OF r. and MIR. Stockton OF n. j.
Now, are these men III 10 rule over us' And
how could the President OF the u. y so lar stoop
as TO say that there sort OF Foundation for
the story,
CO.HMUNYC8TED
At a meeting of the jackson Committee for the
county oil Noriliumbe rIand, held at Nortliumber-
land Courthouse, on the I4ih day OF July 1928
John III Faliin, Charman-Thoinas w. Hughleft
Nm. Hudnall, Joseph Ball, JOSEPH, Bail Jr Sa-
inuei Blackwell, Vim. Jett, YIN Harding, Jun'r
Jonn SutfI, fhos. Blackwell, John Grnstead, VIM
Henderson, John Booth and VIA. Way William
Harding, Jr., was appointed Secretary, aud on
motion, the following ireehOlders u the county
OF northumberland, friendly To the election OF ,
Gen. Jackson, were added 10 the committee
Royston b. CovIngton, John Is. Ciaughlon lie
roy Harcum, John Robinson, Vim. r. uarcuu,.
ltatIaniel !" ilson, Elisha FaIiin, Royslon Belts H.
JoIn -. Belts tn mas Hugh!cit, WIN. u. Booth
Williamson Connolly. John Connolly Thos Tho
mas, IN. HcDdley, Lindsey II. Winstead, Daniel
Pitman, Washington Morrison. Wlam Basye
Thornton Sampson, John Points, WIN. Rock, VIM
iteauley, Tho Rock JOAN -. LELAND, WIN. D.. !
iiudualI, James NJ. smith, Edward A. " ats |
Fleet Blidgman, John Thrift, VIM Harcun Jnu |
Marsh, Catesby Jones, Lindsey Barnes John
Pearson, Griffin II. Foushee, James G. Wright, |
Tho Oldham, Willis Anderson, james Haync |
W alter Rice, Isaac r. wards, Robert Edwards /
Lnisey o. Davenport, Opie Thomas, John Horn |
berry, John 1. Pope, Wan. Christian, Rodham II. |
Booth, Joseph Booth, John Beene, Geo. Y Beeue |
John Pimdn, Leroy Davis, William L.. Davis, T. |
saac h. Marsh, VIM Williams, Henry Sutton !
Cyrus Sutton, VIM. sutton, Cyrus Redinon, Mat
thew Hudson, John Wheeler, James ireaNig, Fho |
Williams, Thas. Crosley, Richard Toulsgu Iiuu
b. kcnnef, Hiram Forbnsh, " in Forhush John
swift, WIN. Crowthcr, Nat. Branble. Tho. COcId. |
rill Liiieion Cockarili, Richard Hudnall William
Biunion, John .. Ellison, Windcr X. Elston. |
Joseph Walker, Tho: DOuiiu, John ". Hayes |
Max. uaynic, Lau. Haynie, WIN e. Polk, SAM |
Cockar!l, Richard FIynt, jr., Noah Cockarill RI, |
ch'rd fiynt, Sen, John George, Hiram Davis. |
Tho Davis, Lindsey Davis, y ~. Tianor Tbos
Iignor, Haynes Edwards Cyrus UAynie. Samuel
tidrcutn, l hO: ID. Belts, Joseph Coles A. olcs
Edward Coles, John Blackwell, ~ a. CrsIle
~. Cralle, henner Cfaie, Richard Hughlett Chr
Hartley, Richard Gill, WIN T. Blunfo1. Wedv q. |
beat'ey, John Neiins, james Webb, Milton webb. |
Richard Goodrldgc, HeLekiah Gill, VIM jet, |
Tho: u Harvey, Samuel Hughleu John webb, |
" m Rains, geo. B,rryman, Hiram Ingram viii
lis ingram, james Barrett, Isaac Hurst, ThOs W. !
iiughleu, Cyrus CoPpedge, WIN Hughictt, Luke .
Bali, Charles Curtis, Augustine Moore, George
WilSins, Wm. Beackerby, Edward g. Richards,
Newton Weamouih, Matthew Neail, Chas. Lam
kin. tdward Anderson, Peter Hay.-e, Willis Jones
Richard Litlre. John LittrcI, james eser.
i'had. Elmore, Jcsso Iayuie, Donni. Sulliyan.
Henderson haynic, william swim, Charles b.