Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

,nis speciiica alton. We arc authorised and 70.
qucsted by the Treasurer of this state to pronounce
'nt- article of the Centine, utterly false in eucry
dTficulor;iha he never held any tiue or i'm anv
place any such similar conversation with any
rson whatsoever; aud that he eoer e,,!.riGincd n
tcish, expressed 6eiief, or uttered a ,cord in
favour oi any change OF the present electoral law
~ mt marks the audacity OF this fabrication il the
allegation that this conversation was recently held
IN the vicinity Of Boston. Now il SO happens that
Mr. Beyser the treasurer of shis state, cds eper
IN the ricn.i.y Of Boston, nor even within
the limits of siassachuseits.''-Mo fabrica
fions More tricks upon the public creduli-
ty!-And OF the same character we have no
doubt, is the runrour in the Providence Gazeue
and the versation which the Attorney General
oil Maryland is said 10 have held with Mr.. Van
buren, III, (says the Fredericsto,vn Exaniner)
he did not hold such language" (why! VIVA, then?
why in that case made and pioyde,l,) some of the
Attorney Generals prominent political friends here
have that's ALL" Admirable logicians And
iii out cI such stuff as this-'E stuff of which
dreams are maie''-that the discree, intellisencer
always sable and circtmspect, makes "up cham
OF testimony, independently of the Letter, strong
nough to establish the fact qf the design 20 the
faction OF any jury Of honest and unbiased NOR
Say you so, Mr.. Mayor:--Fhen we advise YOU TO
throw up your erminc, and go back to your law
books II you would establish the fact Of the de-
sign by such testimony as this, we do not see how
you can get over the "insputable testimony con-
corning bargains, pledges, and such like
IL newspaper paragraphs are 10 have any weight
in this question, we beg leave to submit 10 the
Mayor an extract from his side OF the House
! the following being literally from the Norfolk
Beacon, and proe- siDg 10 be from letter received
ia Norfolk " from first rate source of ipforn,d-
ton in .Ns,c YoTk:'-. 1, canno; be credited that
The present system OF election for President will be
changed. The Legislature meets in September
for the revision OF the law but with the present
poi,ical complexion of that body, there is npt the
slightest seaso to believe that the general ticket
system, or any Other than that which has been al
ready adopted. will be the mode OF eiecting the
President This inform, Ifioyt hare from tn.
highest authority; Should there, however. be any
change in the law OF this State. | will give w
the earliest information upon the subject"
! Among the other random propositions which .the
able and ctrcun,specf edtors'' of the Int igen-
Ger have recently spored before the public, is the
! following
eve could name the Editor of a leading paper
among them-a paper without whose agency the
Combination could not hang together for day
who, writing most furiousiy in favor of the Gene.
raj, is, at heart, decidedly Of opinion that the in
terests OF the country require the re election Of
| Mr. Adams Pa,tzans OF this class may be rank
ed with he Hessan legions, let ont by the year
by their Regents and Rulers, to fight The battles
OF whichever contending Power their masters
happen to side with
If there be Hessan Legons in the field, who
more likely to be so than the two Officials which
bask in the sunshine at Washington? On the Jack
son side OF the House, there no by authority
presses; no TAT contracts; convenient iobs;. and
no contingent fund.-And as to the future, e
think there is much less chance of most of the
jackson Editors 1--WE speak enphatcay for our
seves,) profiting by his election, than of Messrs
| G. s. S. by the success of the Coalition
But this extract from the lnteigencer involves
/ two most outrageous errors-the one as ertrGua.
| CANT, as the other is iNiberGl We undertake to
| country that " without its agency the Comb.
| nation" Chat is, the Opposition to corrupt
and misclievous Administrator &c could not hang
| together fora day"-The Int. is not within I, bow.
shot OF the truth-There is no Editor, no politician
no ,ienry Clay in all their ranks that fills so large
| a space in the Opposition, that without him they
could not hang together The wrongs of the Peo-
pie have bound them together-and- they would
have presses, be the Editors who they may, to do
their bidding and proclaim their injuries If there
be any, who while they openly oppose Mr.. Adams,
are 'sat heart decidedly in favor of his re- cleo
ton; who loo' one way and row another; say at
| once that we know them We regard it as a
SANDER upon the press, no less absurd than it is
! iliberai.
Commissioners appointed by the Executive to
superintend the election of Electors OF President
and Vice President Of the u. States.
.fccomGck-Wn. Seymour, Thomas Searbo-
rough and Spencer ID. Fletcher
.amelia-Wm. Eggleston, Rodophei Jeter and
Rich'd Booker.
.aibemarle-Thomas w. Gilmer, Alex'r Garrett
/ -4mhrst-Chares TaIiaferro, Richard S. Ellis
and Hudson NJ Garland.
.9ugltsta-Briscoe G.. Baldwin, John ii. Peyton
and Thomas J. Stuart.
.aileghariy-Jesse Davis, John Persinger and
Samuel Carpenter
BGth-John Brown, Robert Givens and George
Mayse.
Bedford- Pleasant NJ. Goggin, Vim. Campbell
| and John p. Gray.
| Berkeiey--Dr. John s. Harrison, Major H. Bed
niger and DR.. John Hodges.
/ Bofetourt-Jesse Rowland James CartmiIl and
| Edward Watts.
Brooks--John Ede, Thomas Swearingen and
John Hn!man.
Brmspick-Rich'd Fletcher, Heartweli Tuck.
err, and Peter j. Beasley
observation-disclosures Yancey, Archd Austin
| and Morton Payne.
Cd5et-Gen. Elisha NJ Comas, Col. VIM Buf,
fington and John Ladey.
ComPbeit--W IN. J. Lewis, Raleigh Chiffon and
| Jacob Early.
Caroiine-Dr. John TaIiaferro, Edmund Pende-
| ton and Stafford III. Parker.
| Charles City-Wm. Tyler, John Minge & John
| Is. Christian.
! ChariOtte-Joseph Wyatt, John p. Richardson
and John Marshall
ChesteIfeid-Wm X. johnson, Colin Clarke s.
Thomas w. Leigh.
Cuipeper-Moses Green, Philip Slaughter and
VIM. Chafnpe Carter.
! Cumberland Randolph Harrison, Allen Wilson
and James II. Fitzgerald
! Dinwiddie-Wm. II. Broadnsx, WIN. Wynne
and Edward l.. Pegram.
| Elizabeth City--Samuel Watts, sr. John w.
Jones and Col. Gill a. Cary
ESSer-Henry LAttane, Archibald Richie and
| Lawrence Muse
| FduqiHcr-A. ID. Kelly, VIM. Sknker and In.
| FdiT(1r-Dr Richard q Afoso, Ccio,.I 7 A