Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
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L. That your political right, have been bartered
away py Adams < Clay in their famous bargain
for Office.
Z. Remember that the ridiculous abortion, called
me Panama niis>iCn, among other things pretend
eiiy TO improve the mora! coui,ou OF the catholics
Oh south America, cost the people $50 QUO, with
out yielding any return.
.. Remember that Rufus King and his con
!. "a kt's were allowed about lI,OO0 dollars Of the
peoples money, for pleasant excursion U Eng
iar,d."
4. Remember Albert Galaiin was then appoint
ea IN Their place, and after pocketing $4,000 outfit
anu S,oOV salary, Quietly returned home, ai;er ga
pleasant excursion 10 England
o. Remember, i'm the mean time tho Colonial
trade was lost by our G6ie dipion.atisi!!
o. Remember James Barbour is now sent out
WIN an outht oil $4,000 and $4,000 salary, for "a
pieasan, excursion to Enyland'l
q. Remember that the French colonial trade
has been lost by our able dipIontatist! which
loss, with that OF the British colonial t.. de is the
cause OF the low price of agricultural products.
.. Remember that the gallant Com. Porter has
oeeh driven from the country, by our naughty and
overbearing President
y. Remember that the state OF Georgia has been
threatened with military attack by our naughty
& overbearing President.
I'D. Remember the Secretaries have been scour-
ing the country from Kentucky TO Massachusetts,
under salaries offs and COCO dollars Of the peo.
pies money, on pleasant excursions for health
-ihuendo, to cectioneer for the corrupt coali-
ton.
ii. Remember that the public business has
been shameiuliy neglected, and the interests Of
the country, abroad espec tally, unattended to.
~. Remember that John II. Pleasands got 1870
dollars as a constructive bearer of dispatches 10
south America, and made pleasant excursion to
England!
10. Remember that Theodore w. Clay, son Of
Henry Clay, was pLd 1905 dollars for bearing
dispatches to Mexico. ''INhat pleasan, excursion
to Mexico.'',!
a. Remember that in the Department OF State
alone 5000 dollars has been paid for estra CLERK
hire.
10. Remember that 1000 dollars has been paid
ONT OF the public funds TO MOli1 Furst Of PhIla-
delphia, for taking President Adams likeness
"What "a pleasant excursion to w ashington.''
10 Remember 2i5 dollars has been paid for
backing the Indians Boots md Shoes. Hurra
for the public She's Blacks--the people pay the
piper!
H. These and hundreds of other instances of
extravaganza and 'oolery will account how il IL
That the coalition have spent, more than eight mil
lions OF dollars more oil the public money than
was expended in MIR. Monroe's adininiStI alton.
.4daeada.
is. Remember that Jackson is in favour OF all
amendment OF the constitution, giving the people
The right, at first and at last, OF elce;ing their own
servants-whereas MIR. Adams has forborne to ~
commend 1t, after having virtually approved it, aud
his friends have opposed the amendments.
10. Remember that jackson never sought after
Offices, and Adams has always been an asprant
% Remember that ii adams he reelected,
MIR. Clay will possibly be successor-thus having
The principles OF the Administration fastened around
oar necks--W hereas Jackson will 20 into t,e Pee
sid-ncy unconuitted--and the government will
not D, SO administered 10 facilitate the election
oil his Secretary.
Fl. Remember that Adams is the declared friend
oil a ahtuiunarian construction OF the constitution
whereas Jackson has avowei himself tine friend of
a limited construction-and will i'll all probability
attempt {" circumscribe the sweep of the General
government within its constitutional limits.
q Remember that Adams not only wishes TO
usurp power for the General Government at the
eNpence OF the states, but power for the Executive
branch at the eypencc of the other departments
as Tor example, he asserted his own competency TO
originate foreign missions without the advice sud
consent OF the Senate
-. Remember, in n word, that Mr.. ADAMS got
power wrongfu!ly, uses it wTongluliy. wishes 10
eNeIid II wrongiully, and tries to refrain il wrong
luily-anG that the friends OF Jackson 90 for him
because they go for RetWM-reiorn OF the pub
'is hoFais-reiorin OF the public eXpenses-reiorm
OF the vices OF the public agenisreiorni vi the
buses practise! upon the Constitution ITSELF
9 Choose ye!''
II is one o. the +" niseries'' of the Presidential
contest, that the artificial warmth which il prod-
ces u constantly shooting or, some noxious nea-
sure or some weedy politician. Eypedents which
are scoried ut IN copler times, and men who would
nave been consigDedto their native o5scury, start
lnN existence Tor moment, fret their busy hour
on Inc stage, and are then thrown by with the o.
, Their filth and rubbish OF the moment-A,pouq
these contemplate excreScences, we have been a.
musec with the je;une Grafton of a man. of whom
we know nothing, aud never heard before, by the
name OF "C:-J. Faulkner, Esquire, OF Berkeley
county SO lac - tyed IN the Leeshurg .'Gcnus
OF Liberty. This piece of extravaganza wa
delivered, 1t seems, before meeting of the
friends OF the Administration ia 'tIat county on
the 3hih oil August.-Th;s new Orator. who
seeks no evasion--no responsibility for what he
utters even, il seems, a responsibility TO the
cause OF truth and Justice has put forth the srang
est medley OF assertions without argument ,ienun
cations without proof, and of panegyrcs without
moderation, which the present election fruitful rs
IL Is III monsters has hatch I'll into existence-He
SarDcs the declarations ascrihed to Mr. Jefferson
anu places him in opposition to Gen j.. when il is
known that he ultimately preferred him to Mr.. ~
He Chat is &. j. F. represents Nv. As "princi.
pies oil policy empnaticatly Virginiail' -such cat
! least, as were chersbedby her during the bright
est DAYS OF her ProspcrIty-when she listened to
| such men as madison, .lidTshGH and .honroe"-
although it is so well known that Mr.. Jefferson
denounced the political principles of Mr.. A.-and
When me IneTest 'yro ought 10 know that Madison
:; Marshall belonged TO different schools of politics
ne tdcishes his abuse upon the motives of men, oil
whom he personally knows nothins--tIe riIicules
the motley composition Of the Opposition, the "hcre
! bt Oh Dhfe stone, and there a biz OF black
aitbo' he sees tie extraordinary tumble os the ell
ements OF the COllion-Adarns and CIsy-tle
ffesldeni and Premier, the Despiscr and tile Des-
P'seo' stncE together " heads aud points, in the
same trucsle-5 bed But euhe salts! We have no
time to waste upon such men of flsdar."
The National Intelligence states, that s. Letters
had been received from Mr.. Secretary CLAW, Civ
ing Information that he had left tie White Sulphur
Springs Tor the Sweet Springs. lie ia expected
home about tire las, of this MONTH" IL is said ia,
he would arrive at Lynchburg about Monday