Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

From tie -Aatioaai iatsiiige,aees d, June 2g. ?
=, The Richmond Enquirer is going to publish Mr.
LAYS speech to his iellow-ctizeps at Lexington
Its heghbor, the Wing, predicted that noiens poiens
It would be obliged to do SO. The Wing, we see
understands the Enquirer much better than we do.
The Enquirer has finished" the publication Of
tine long Documents il terms the Instructions to
our Ministers at Panama-not half as long by the
way, as some of the speeches against that Mission
whch the Enquirer served up to its readers with so
much haste and commentator. The Enquirer asks
ns whether we "siill think that Nr. CLAY is the au-
thor Of the long document ?" We do more than
think so: we hIioUit The Enquirer is of opinion
that Mr. Clay is MT good wtiIcr. That opinion,
II II be really entertained, shows how little the Enqu
r6r Knows of Mr. CLAY, who is one Of the best wr,
GERS Ill ous Country. There i, not distinguished
Sla'e fapcr before the Public, says the Enquirer,
which einanated from his pen whist Secretary of
State. Before the Enquirer's Public it is possible
there ~ not, because the Enquirer has studiously
WITHHELD FROM us readers every thing calculated to
reject credit on the late Administration. Bu; those
VINO survey thCir countrvs concerns from moro ole
voted ground, know that, besides these Panama In
strucaous, which proud monument to bis fame
Us parrot and statesman, there inany official pi
pers from his hand OF such mcrit as to cnti,e Mr.
CiAY STAND a'ncng the foremost IN the FIRST rank
oil as cooptryncn. Without more minute reference
TO then, "c will instance his correspondence cnucer.
mig the Colonial Trade, and his ette. ASSERTING our
| f'gf To the Tree navigation "f the St. Lawrence
Lee me Enquiser publish the latter and let s read
! erS Judge between Il and us.
| by Il letter fiosnthe Washington Correspondent of
the New York Enquirer, dated 18th June, 1899 .
we earn the following Interesting, and very curious
parchari wh'ch We assured E,av be relied on as
accurate TO the very letter. "On Sunday last Inc
President walked to church." remarkable however
and worthy vi record, as this fact may be deemed
yet the writer condescends give further aud more
minute particulars No; contnn: with comp,nnioo-
ting the fac, that The President ieik1d 1--WE I
ito prcsumo on his fret1 10 church. we sro told
Tint she carried an his and bere nothinrr IS left To-
The inagn1t!onl that beauulnnd appropriate r,rhy
"dea"tp~ and why appropriate Is ic't 10 coniecure1
present from the Patriotic tisheRan There arail.
W. are Icii to guess how, anl WHY The Fis.crirSn is
"desy natcd PGtjigticl the llde from niece of
'Hnhory supposed upon wha, ground s,pposei:l to
"bcong 10 the subr"arine deieuce OF Wcsi Point IN
/ "thc Revolutionary War"
IL has been constant theme OF wonder n rs soinr
Republicans how the editors Of papers n, kionn-ci;
cal Govcrnmeni5. could prevails unon ,i,eu,eclens so
to munster to the bad taste and siavsh dispositions ol
thc'C readers TO I'll their columns with nsc,s ol
all the movements made and visits received au paid
by their Sovereign. II is not yet four months since
Generai Jackson was indicted into the Office Of Chief
Magistrate 81 these United States there are per
sons and presses watchtnl of his cverv ac,i, and
desninC IT so Important. that he cannot 90 To church
but u must he announced ana tho public are 10 tc
told that he did no, ride but waliiad and that Il,
carried hls cane made OF Hickory IN his hand and mol
under hs arm. Nhut siavisn subServicnt sDirI
must rule ever such persons and presses -
Demo. Frcss.