Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-08

OF ateS.oo
And from that State, all our accounts are OF the
most suspicious character-notv standing Mr..
Federal Judge Thompson Is willing to lend the
use Of his name to the Administration, under the
calculation that he Is TO mount the car Of State.
Among the signs in New York are the meetings
in" Old Columbia That in Undertook was va
riously estimated at from 3 to 500 citizens. The
meeting OF the Young men Of Hudso:. /" was as-
founding 10 its opponents. The republican Con-
vention for the county Of Albany, friendly to A.
Jackson, was held at Bethlehem on the 3lst ult.
and nominated the venerable John Taylor, late
Lieutenant Governor Of the State, the candidate
for Presidential elector.-About 200 men, COM
posed principally Of citizens of Frankfort, were
engaged in repairing a breach in the canal few
| miles east Of Utica; at luncheon hour, they took
Republican young men of Lansingburgh have
held very large meeting, and appointed central
committee OF "a, and committee Of vigilance OF
lN.--A very numerous meeting Of republicans at
Newburgh on the oath, crowded the large rooms
Of the hotel, passed resolutions in favor Of Jackson
and Calhoun, appointed corresponding committee
OF ., and general committee of 81. The Goshen
Republican claims a large majority in old Orange
ior Jackson-A large meeting Of Republicans in
Marheim, Herkmer county, adopted very strong
resolutions for Jackson and Calhoun.-The town Of
Hyde Park IN Duchess county has held a republi.
can meeting, Of whom 80 were voters in the town.
they adopted similar resolutions. II was declared
short time since, that there were but three sup
porters OF Gen. j. in that town. There were be.
tween & 300 present."-In MARYLAND, the great
political meeting at Chester town is said to have
been 5l3 for Jackson, and 4t3 for Adsms.-At a
coDcourse Of citizens in Worcester county, there
were present about 900 for J. AMI 10 for AIN
N. Carolina, the particulars of various muster
meetings in Moore, Montgomery, Richmond.
Orange, Wilkes, Rutherford, are detailed; all OF
them, decisively for Jackson. At the regimental
muster Of Rutherford, the vote was taken, and
there was for General ]. 556, for Mr.. A. l6.-In
Pennsylvania, the friends of jackson are equally
active and confident. They are NOMINATING can
didates for Congress. In the Sd district, the
| friends OF the Administration had Z" obtained l35
names throughout the whole county, in order to
give animposing appearance to their meeting. -
The friends OF Jackson Immediately rallied their
force, and obtained 1893 names 10 their call, which
are all spread out in the PHILADELPHIA Sentinel
and nearly fill half the broadside of the paper
OHIo-The Louisville Advertiser presents two
letters from this State-one from SteubenviIle of
the 18th, saying that the writer has not an
earthly doubt of Jackson's receiving the electoral
vote oil Ohio by handsome majority" and the
other from Columbus of the 18th, confidently
expressing the same opinion.
"INDIANA-We consider this State rs safe a.
Tennessee. Many Of the Adams men admit il is
decidedly opposed to the administration. About
two thirds Of the people arc in favor of General
Jackson.
"iLANoIs & s:Is-ouRr.-These States are for
Jackson, beyond Doubt louisville .ao,p.
:" MAINE.-We have just conversed (says the
Phil: SentineD with an intelligent gentleman from
Portland, Maine, who gives us the most flattering
news as to the cause ofrepubIicansm in that state
lie says that he attended the Cumberland Con-
vention, where the republicans nominated the Hon.
MIR. Anderson, the present Jackson representative
Tor seat in the next Congress: They also select
ed the Hon. James Churchill recently n sena
tor from that county as the jackson elector There
is no doubt entertained OF their election.
In Somerset and Peno6scot, they are conf
dent of succeeding with the republican elsctor.
In OEford district ii is also expected that the
republican elcctor will carry.
Z" The president of the senate; the speaker Of the
mouse OF representatives; the secretary of state
are all for Jackson-and recently a Jackson prin
ter was elected by the Legislature to do the prin
ing OF the state Judge Paris, acted as presi-
dent and Mr.. Nichols, the secretary of state. az
secretary of the Democratic Cumberland Conyen-
tion.''
:" A meeting Of delegates from the counties Of
; NewcaSle, Kent and Sussex, in the State of Del
; aware, was held in the Senate Chamber at Dover
on the 18Th oit. for the purpose of agreeing upon
suitable person to be supported by the friends Of
Gen. jackson, as Representative in the 2lst Con.
gress OF the United States After fun INTERCHANGE
OF sentiments among the delegates James A. Bay-
ard, Esq was unanimously nominated. and com.
nittees OF vigilance appointed to promote his cleo
ton. Mr. Johns is the opposing Adams condi-
date.'
PLOTS IN THE SOUTH.
We know but ono paper in the Union, which
is more loyal in its attachment to the reiyninu
| Dynasty and more regardless about the means o.
its support-than the National IntellirenceY-
Each has its general characteristic. The one il
audacify OF & the other
by ITS arts ofdiplomacy. The first boldly descepds
into the kennel, gathers up the vilest materials n,
attack, and passes off its own audacious assertions
for indisputabe truths The other is labituated n
strike under the fifth rib. Under the mask of no.
nesty, it makes its most insidics advances-parbles
ev9ry statement, sophisticates every argument
| but when occasion requires il, il knows how "a
change ITS weapons, and how TO substitute
holiness OF manner for dexterity of manpuyre.
No paper better understands the act of damn
| ing with faint praise or Of hesitating dislike
but, as the agony Of tho Presidential Crisis
| approaches, despair seems TO hurry il ON 10 IN.
most daring extremities. Nothing less will sa-
tsfy its purposes, than accommodation OF the South
and the discovery OF plot for the dissolution of the
| Union
| Well apprized of the awful precipce ON which
| the administration Is now lettering, the Intelli-
gcncer has perceived the necessity of afloptipp
| some desperate scheme for IFS redemption: whai
plot so easy as to seize upon the lust scoDteDts
South Carolina, and turn them BY bold eo,,p die
nam against The friends Of Jackson? Hence the inn
por'ance which has been artuliy given 10 the com
plants oil South Carolina hence, The conclusion.
which have been insiiiously deiuced from the few
| hasty illusions Of its dissatisfied pocians-the
| suggestion Of " scheme which has been secretly
| sgitated Tor placing the state Of South Carolina
and such Other states south as might choose &c
Join the combination, in attitude Of defiance OF
the General Governmenf'-.& hence the assertion.
that the originators of this scheme are among Gen
Jacksons most decided supporters; nay, his most
! elevated and talented advocates" The motives
OF TINS pronunciation rannot he mistaken.-and the
~ inteiigencer is now compelled 10 confess tina,
IL s g seeking to produce reaction in tI,c public
mind IN regard to the Presidential eIection''Ltbat