Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
VOICE OF THE People.

Prints about the 90 Reaction in New York, that
we determined to ascertain the state oil public
sentiment IN that distinguished member of the
Union The following is the result of our enqui-
RES. 1t Is written by of the best informed
gentlemen at Albany. He his the most extensive
opportunities for obtaining correct information, and
ne is one oil those men who would scorn deceive
| the public:
| albany, Nay 8, 1928
I he Administration accounts OF re- &C ton in
'ne state oil New ork, are without the semblance
Oh foundation. This Is continuation of the game
which was first played off in relation to Pennsyl-
wanna one year ago, and next with Virginia. Then
IL was almost demonstrated by Administration
proof, that pennsylvania was ready TO abandon her
favourie candidate for President, and that Virgil
MIA would go for Adams And we had as much
| reason TO believe last Summer and Winter that
Pennsylvania and Virginia would be in favour Of
Adams, as you in Virginia have now, for beev-
ing that New York will be in his favour viz :
the heartes assertion of the parasites OF the Ad-
I ministration.
/ There is no reasonable ground for believing,
that Mr. Adams can obtain than 10 votes in
TINS state The canvass for members of Assembly
in Nov. last, shows decided majority in favor Of
jackson, in the districts which choose 26 electors;
to this number may be added the electors cor
responding with the Senators in Congress, who
are chosen by the electoral college, and il makes
Is electors .or jackson, and for Adams Instead
oil losing, the cause oil jackson has been constant
iy gaining strength, since the last election.
The VIE SANDERS against Jackson with which
served only TO stimulate the people TO greater ex-
, ertions in his favor And the mode in whic Ii
this official eectioneering has been carried on,
has kindled flame, which will SINCE the whis-
kers oil those members OF Congress, who have
prostituted their lranking privilege, by retailing
the vile falsuhoods, which have been coniured up
by corrupt administration to destroy the fair fame
OF the defender of his country.
. AT least three fourths OF the members of the
legislature, which has recently adjourned, were
the decided friends of Gen. Jackson. Previous to
, the adjournment, caucus was held to recomme nd
state convention for the nomination OF Governor,
&c. in September next. At this meeting the ut
most harmony and good feeling prevailed: ITO at
tended the caucus, and the proceedings are
D concurred in 10y 10 others who were absent
! making total OF lbs. The legislature consists
OF loo members.
, ." The great i.ass OF the people are for the He.
ro oil Orleans, and you may be assured that all the
devices and demonstrations of the administration
IN this state, will eventuate like the efforts OF the
English against Baltimore in the defeat OF THEN
troops and the downfall of their chief
As one OF the Signs IL may be stated, some OF Ia,
a " Administration body guard of about 200, whose
names are attached to a call of the Convention al
/, Albany. are declining the honor which was in
tended Tor them. Two Of them have backed out
The same satisfactory accounts received from
PennSy lcd5iia-and OF Virginia what honorable
and ingenious politician entertain the slightes
doubts:-Ihe very persons, who about the mum
Der OF Delegates, elected 10 the Legislature who
friendly TO the Administration, are at the sam,
time aware that some of these Delegates are from
counties decidedly in favor of Jacksor Thi
county, for instance, is known TO be in his favor
yet one of the Delegates of Eenrco is more favora
$ BILE to Adams than to Jackson-but he was eiecte,
because it was not a decided test, and because he
isa gentleman, highly esteemed, for his private
virtues and public qualit caous- But it is idle Il
5 talk about Virginia. The very men who affect Il
have any doubts OF her suffrage, are sin
e cerely convinced about their futiIity, and only
hold up false lights TO deceive persons distance
,t,c Isst-.
foreign markets. The vote of Virginia for jackson
Will be overwhelming.
In truth, nothing can save the present Admins
tration from the whitening rown of an indgnan
people. Truth does not always reach the ears o
the Great but we should suppose the Signs of tn.
Times are too significant, TO be mistaken even by
J, the credulou- politicians at Washington. Let tbe
Loyal Pariizans deceive them as much as the,
cam the fiat OF the People has gone FORTH and til,
> hand Is writing the resistless sentence on Tho
walls OF the palace. They cannot survive the orr
, ginal SIN OF their creation. The proven pledge t
Mr.. Webster, intended to win the federal votes
and the strong suspicious OF collision and intrgu,
oet"ee Messrs. Adams and Clay, were sufiicien
oi themselves TO doom them 10 obstruction. Tn,
people will never reward those who are suspecte,
OF poisoning the fountain of public morals Virtu,
Is the soul OF a Repubic-and il is the duty o
The People 10 correct the least appearance OF cor
rup'lon.-l5ut the measures of the Administration
are by no means calculated 10 atone for their orr
gnal transgression They have been productive
vi oSs ana embarrassment III our foreign relations
and at home, we have seen principles maintained
directlyat war with the Construction power pros
u'uted Tor tho imposes OF electioneering- wis
! dom displayed, unless for the persecution Of
printers and others and where the good Of
the nation required energy to be exerted, we
nave seen a contemplate imbechty employed in
order to avoid the necessary responsibilities Of Of
nee. Such an administration will exist without
respect and it will perish without the slightest
regret Of any but placement and partizans.
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