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

Le.%o AZ Teoser ani 81. c.,y as long so
as he B.ru It and Greek busins IS.
= That it, object, thea, could not have been
20 advance Mr.. Adaips's cai,sc, uGlees Mr.. CLAW.
VINO was candidate, wished "a defeat his own
tlecio9 winch - incredible (to say nothing Of the
Adams until Mr. Clay's exclusion.
( 3. The genuinenessO of the letteroT Mr. C. 10 SIR
brooke; snd Mr. X proved by the highest, d, gree OF
moral probability, nay moral certainty that a was
not until alter tho exclusion OF Mr. e from the
House that he and Mr. W. united in favor of Mr.
Adams rs the hest alternative left to further their
respective ambitious shefnes Until then. Tiers
was no COLLISION between them and MIR Adams,
1F: Hives made, excellent and powerl,,
pe'cA. lie i5-a rare spectacle, in tins age oi
: 'Ae ----s ni.----s- OF grcat merit united with
great i"Odcsiy. tic defended Efr. Jefferson ia a
manner mat al ioDor 10 the Patron and TO tho
~ nt-i'r ne avowtd himself TO have Ebeen the
'FFotegt Nr. =. lis state nents " re unan-
~ cable
'As was expected, (says lir. Bh.ns,l The IacI
.on candidate for the Senate, in Cumberland ans
PERI, has succeeded by large Majority.
perhaps Ii or 1900 This is but a precursor of =
similar mnunciaton in November next; e as ira.
expected, General Jackson has succeeded by aisrge
naJorny IN the State Of Pennsylvania
-
! lac sto'eucnts thrown out some time ego in tie
thiadeplna prints are confirmed by Official doct,.
mehtS. Mr.. bremo:s resolution has extorted he,
astonishing iIct that MIR Rush has stopped from
l liio AA estate 20 request the Collector Phia-
dclphia to take away the supplies OF stationery
IRON the widow Bailey, the near relation OF Re-
/ voluuonary mig, and give the profitable lob 10
Ar Ehlns, the uIterer II not the author, of the
Harris forgery Mr.. linns attempts TO Justify the
act by scphisically comparing il " th Mr. Jeiler-
sons removing Mr.. Latner. and appointing Gen,
Muhenberg Collector ofthe Port Of Philadelphia
and Cen Nj : giving the Custom Hose rrintif,-
to Capt Geyer, soldier of the Revolution Sho,S
US case, where Mr.. jefferson, or his Secretary
OIL the Treasury, STOPPED 20 carve out liitle n;ser
bic JOBS Tor loyal political parzan--and we shan
I men admit the analogy between the cases-This
/ IS the same Mr.. Biuus, whom the Secretary OF
" ar also so far favored rs to withdraw certain
conmlssary advertisements from the Aurora IN
order to give them to him.-Thisis the same MIR
bhns' who has 20 tar earned his wages as to palm
the forged letter of Harris as a genuine voucher
and who has bat the other day trumped up some
more last words on the same subect-pretendin
| TO state the horrors of the execution, and the
ueing words OF the six militia Such pait IT,
IAN Is worthy OF such recompease! the ''can-
( die ends and cheese parngs' OF the patronage OF
government.
I Some OF the fr!mini ration prints have insinu-
ated that Gen Jackson quilted New Orleans ON
/ the aisht OF the Sh-No such thing He re
manned until the night Of the Ilth or rather the
morning OF the l2th.-Ihev have spokcn Of his
Fleeing By 7ligbt'-and the Baltimore MaryIan-
der compares his g nocturnal retreat to Mr j.
ADAMS ; decamping from Washington on the night
/ Oh the 81 OF March. II ne had compared il with
/ La tayette eHIba rking ia the steamboat at New
ork from the splendid ball of the Battery. il
would have been more in character, These cases
! ave exactly parallel They were o,h detained BY
a MAGNIFICENT ball and from the scene of hilarity
they both retired to embark iA the scarnboats Tor
their respective destinations
The Debate on Chilton's Resolution has left the
proceedings Of the Senate rather in the back ground
" hist the Officials thronged with the Speech
cs IN the House of Representatives the Debate In
! the Senate upon the Cumberland Road bill and
he Ifafr y (s.F-
GERS OF Tue Key o!uton, is uncereEoniousv thrust
aside Tor a season OF greater leisure. The discus
sion Oh me last b,ll, particularly, has called forth
great deal of talent Messrs. Macon and I'vler
opposed II ii long and eloquent speeches II WIS
supported by Alcssrs Benien, Harrison Woolbt,-
~ and Van Buren,; all OF " hose speeches have.
oeeh mHch adn!red-pa particularly OF the last nam
ca gentleman \ correspondent Of the NJ Y Z
Post describes his speech one of the most able
and eIoquenP he had verhcarl-and as enclaiu
ing Tor two hours the attention Of large crowd
% il'iies ana Seniemen. among whom were many,
members OF The House"
letter in the ''Fayctteyille (,V. c. Observer
coh'radlcts the Communication which appeared n.
ms paper on Dec. 18Th, touching vote said 3,
nave been taken at a Review OF the SUr-y Keel
ment On the Presidential Election-.Ac vote bejIer
stated TO be Cos for Jackson, and 3 ( for Adams
The letter positively asserts that no such vote va,
taken and that there has been 40 Review Of tj,.
regiment IN Surry county, n c. since -2s. The
author OF the Communication ought 10 5,i,sb f-
uAe GlSSr2ceiJi imposition he has acn4DteI 10 pruc
uce upon the Public
Jaehson C,4nmffee Jog RaiGa cyuafg--7,se
following gentlemen have been added 10 tie Com
Hittee-" IN. r. Banks, Esq, Rev Robt Hunt
Col. John filH, Col. Howsou Clarke, DR. Jas r
/" l'haHis, DR.. Thos IL. Ncerott Capt Ssrn,,
POINTER and Dr. DanielL Dunscon.b
" o0d C0l'Hty.-Thc following esntlcine, ARE.
added 20 the Corresponding Coiunittee-Mr WIN
hcNinl y, Major John Good and Solomon King.
At mee.ingof The Corresponding Committee
appointed 10y the Ant-Jackson meeting of Huns
%lck county and confirmed by the And-Jackscr,
IonFen'ion, IN pursuance Of resolution giri,f,,
authority 10 tie Committees ia each county Il,
add to their numbers and flI up vacancies which
may occur" convened at Iawreuceviile Jarilar,-
18th, lS2S, Col Thornton lett was called 10 tn.
Chair, and Richd. w. Field appointed Secretory
Rcsoired, That the following persons be an
lpointed a Corresponding Committee in addition d.
nose previously appointed for this county. viz
Z OIL Jno. Tucker, DIR. Jno. Field ReubenB HicIs.
Jesse Reid, Richd +. Pritchett T. Merritt Wro
stainback, Henry Merritt, Lewis b. TAYLOR, DR..
W M orthington, John Ingram. VIM Sevmore
John Coleman, James CrichtOu Jordan Malone
John OsboWn, Benz. Strange, WIN. Sanford Wal
hlns Sanford Capt Merritt Davis Capt Henry
Rose, httleton Rose, Rev. John Priteheu WIN.
orgain, Maj. James Bjck, VIM Mallory, Peter
ION Rawlings, Capt Diggs puoynor, Horace
Slanly Capt Joseph Macliu, Lewis Barrow VIM
tsidridgc, Capt John Paup, Harrison i,rdreG,rth
Joah y. keayes, VIM. Alternately, VIA. Slate Geo.
walker and WIN. Walker.
Hes0ircJ, = bat the Chairman and Secrefar,.
sign these proceedings and forward copy OF them
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