Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
MR.. CLAY.S SPEECH


We shall publish the Incinnaii Address on Fri
day.-li Is ~ very different lone from his prevI-
Gus Table Ofations-Ro icdr, peStiicncc, & is;n,il,c
no angry vituperaiion-n no no1g,s the ay and
nows the hour'-but sposton to make the
oh'td's bargain with his opponents If you ,cH
fet me atone, tc!U let t,0D Gone. Indeed il Is
truly general impression with those who have
seen tiiis piano productions, that IT marks the de-
sign OF the Premier to uieiI The confess. to risk RO
further has Influence IN The JPcsi, to repuir dana.
Ses, aRd JOait fan epeI.ts
The following striking remarks are from the
Baltimore Republican.
GIVING UP THE SHIP.
''Ihe conviction which every candid mind must
feel Of the utter desperation OF the cause of Adams
81 Clay, begins TO be admitted in many places, as
IT Is believed every where. We do not like to speak
ordculhrly; bu, ii does not need phrophet 10 fore
Tel Tie course which MIR Clay vii! take in the next
oiech1n lie will draw OF and keep his friends in
reserve for the election after JucIsJn's term has
expired. He will avoid angry controversy in
Ohio, by which he has all TO lose aud nothing to
&aIn.-H Mr.. Adams with the help OF Mr.. CLAW
should gain Ohio, it viii rot make him President:
whilst the excitement OF the contest can only tie nd
to make enemies to Mr.. Cidy of those who are
III iact,--and wish 20 be-hostile only 10 Mr. nd
ans. Ffr. Clay is, doubt, great iayoritc with
Tie people oil the v est -, for al Oh the W est j.
now overwhelmingly against Tia. .fj,nis,i,fT1fj01
there is still, large party in that section OF tle
union attached 10 Nv Clay--he has tried tL,ir a T.
tachment 4 Partially Tor him far enough he
6R0ics H-and he VIII 20 no fdrther-he has llid
the price of his elevation and he owes uoiu, for
love. His speech at Cjncinn, q his ceciinin 20
make AZ clcciioneering tour thropal, Ohio aud "
OK, aud taking the 'hack irac' direct to IS asb-
lnStOn, show 10 conclusively, hat he means IN
DO in the next election. For tie coniug election he
- done The opposition IN OHIO viii be totally v i'm.
drawn, or fecbly made.
These remarks have been suggested 10 us by
the following extract OF letter, which we have
seen, from gentleman Of the first Intelligence aud
highest responsibility in Cincinnati, To een.Ierna.,
OF this city, dated ''27tlI Aug. 1928"
mir. Clay left here this morning on his vav
through Virginia and Kentucky, hc has declined
making an electioneering tour through this state
The SECRETARY If JVoT is here, who intend.
visiting the yellow Springs, and other places in
'ht' stdle--tneir chance ri success seeius 10 be
wholly desperate. think they win pursue tile unli
cy OF drawing OF all serious opposition 20 Jackson
aud run Clay after Jackson's term is out. heard
THIS suggestion from OF their party since Clay
mas 6ceu here, and no doubt they got their cue
lrOia hnn"
The Charleston "Free Press Of the 81 gives an
account OF az Administration meeting and also al
meeting Of tiie iFicnhs cot Cen Jackson, in the
county OF Bcrkeley.-The former took place on tie
SON ~ at Col j. Sweariuger Spring near Shop.
observation-disclosures delivered By hiesrrs. I'd
mund J. Lee, ~. G.. j. Faulkner s. r. berry
Aboni O'Clock tso company sat down to dinner.
The 3. Press Gays that not less than 1000 persons
sat down 70 it--haj James Stephenson presided.
assisted ~ Daniel Morgan, Esq. and Col J. ilile--
Resolutions we're adopted against Cen Jackson and
10 favor Of the Administration and OF IT, Cliy and
variety OF toas,s drank upon the occasion
The Jackson Meeting was held al S .ibcrCs
Spring, IN Tuscarora, on the 27th nit Dr. John
> Harrison IN tic Chair and Vim. Long, Esq sSc-
cre;ary.-"' Moses r. Hunter, Esq addressed the
meeting atsome length, and resolutions we're ps-s-
Ell, Stating the undiminishcd confidence Of TIC
meeting ia the integrity snl ca2acity of6ien M