Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

| TO THE EDITORS or THE F.vaUyRER :.
CENrLenES; Permit 20 express my surprise al
slant the ssee over paper % s Vim n
ypisn. defending the Ns,icnai Inteiligencer and il.
Editors. not simply adefence OF those already convicted
cufpt's he ore The people, but reprcach the people
themselves, for having passed nee Of condemns
toh Tor the hssrs d,ulciy aud.treschery.
That srticc ATTEMPT. 10 put OF Nessrs Gales and Sea-
ton 10 be two most upright, High minded poiician..
who ecmp't- i.-J their ind. pehdence or seif
re.rrct with man or party"
Time was VIII he tnieiIigen might law claim "a
credit Tor standing and and IL natural
hat Willy adversary Of the present administration
ou appeal TO hose "ychershle citizens, new in your
city, WI Interested themselves in the political
lions iii cussed in the column. of the IueIiigercer If
teen twenty years for recollection OF what tho
Int ,ligenrpr then hut by 90 much more that
reproba,e the course OF him, who knowing the right
tn'n' from IL. and persists in pursuing. the wton:.
course han of him who does wrohY BECAUSE he knows
not what right is; by 40 much shoid cond-mo the
present course OF Insl'igencer than THAI
OF her coalition e'i,or who have from their YOUTH
he'n instructed to despse the people and republican
principles.
II i, true, the Naona, In,eligencer il not now az
open nouthed end directly aironng the republican
party and 20 the Of the people, a. some other
lion jou rail-: hut verify believe there is no news
paper in the United State. more n-dious ard .suca,
its a,tacksnone more reckless of truth-none more
'"rpen'!ne and c!ookethan this newspaper set down
by your correspondent, sspurely and entirely devoed
| TO "duty and patriotism"
Take, for instance, the manner in which the nelli-
senccr treats every measure Of the Republican party to
concentrate their strength and by uniot of effort pro;
vent their opponents, who airs coniessedly minority in
the country, from sezig the reins of power If tho
friends of republican principles unite, and succeed n
gainst the evil Vaccinations of their cnemes.this j.
constantly attributed, by the Inteigcncer to the pre-
valence of the caucus principle" "KINs CAUcys
is the burden of their sdng-a monster more horrible
AMI revolving TO them than the tabled cannbas Of Sin
bad the Sailor to little children. The late overwhelming
triumphs OF the people, in the elections which have
Frustrated the Coalition in more than half the States vo
nT for Mr. adam; ~ ISIS By the devoted friends of
ccr laid to the charge of the King Caucus
to an ingnisitora power which, like its prototype in
Spain, celebrates in secret-which maintains perms
nent system and n constant action''
may be worth while 10 inquire, what is this horr
bic monster which seems constantly to haunt the Editors
OF the nelligencer, with which they would
~ haunt and worry the people IL is the principle of
Infringing the many to act in concert against the mach
nations OF the cunning Jac-it is that principle which
was violated by corrupt coalition formed to place John
q Adams at e head OF the Cove in 1925 against
the wishes OF great majority of the peopls- is tho
principle which struggled against the alien and sediton
laws Of 179S-whch elected Jefferson and routed
the aristocracy ia 1901, which sustained the country
during the tremendous assault made upon it by the
Federal Party, AT the time Of the Embargo Of 1903.
which successfully resisted the combined efforts Of
powerful Zoe without, aided by a desperate faction
within, during the war Of 1879; and which finally
bed the people 10 ritmph over one OF the most
rup aud unpncipe coalitions Of oic hunters, in tho
election OF Andrew jackson 10 the Presidency in 1928.
This is the caucus syem-the selfish. baleful, win.
dctive system, which the Editors Of the Integencer,
witnessing its perncious effects the pure and healthy
action OF the government, deprecate and condemn 80
=
ha' in passing this sweepig sentence Of cone mnaton
OH The usages OF the Republican Party at the present.
day, he AT the same time the former
conr'e Of the Editors Of the Intelgeneer the,.ese
and proves them to he recreapt 20 their former profess
'ons and principles! Who the present admirers the
lnteisencer' Are they mt that selfsame aristocr
/ party, which the integencer, during nanv years.
/ opposed! What are the present objects Of the Inte
gencer In denouncne the caucus principle a. oppbset
TO the best interests Of the country? Are hcy not the
same as were those of the Hartford Cow hlion Party
which denounced the usages of the Republican Party.
q Irn1ni II ~
there be any difference between the present course Of
the lntelgeacer, and thai of the Boston Centnel and
other federal papers in ,he times to which aule,
should he pleased TO the difference pointed out
The utter change in the character and principles OF
The Nahona' ineiigencer since the Editors OF that pa
per became rcconced to the mercenary politician. who
bve years ago, accused them OF sabbing under the
nth rib IL. indeed most striking and marked Ii the
fegareded independe zee or s,lf:resnect
they are now the very an,ipodes OF what they WERE
Can any impartial witness their foul hsfnu and
inuen'oes against the President and his C.bine-the
methods they take 10 poison the hds Of their readers
on almost every subject connected with the present
admnis'ration,her readiness only TO circulate the
ISLANDERS OF others. but TO coin themselves the ve,y
worst ISLANDERS; ahd give them credit Tor either indie
pendence or sef-respecG"
| Respectfully, your Friend,
| Washington. .Nop l6 1929
The Wilmington Gazette says. = II may be gratify-
ing to our readers TO learn that letter. from Nj. MLane
have been received by his friends in place down to
the latest dates, at which time lie was Welt During
the voyage he much affected With sea-aicknes..
but had recovered from it upon going on shore"
>,,,v,no , 49, fGoMMusIcArEp.
MARkIED the 81 Nov by the Rev. Mr. Coleman Nit Jos
of George BoNlcy, Esq. of Louisa ~e'
. the 18th ui ty tic Rev Rott. Ccan1an Mr. ia.
BRoNAUoH, to Miss ISABEL HAIR, aIIof Louisa
-, Tuesday, the 2Nh ul uil Hon JoHx M,Irtg 4
Senator OF the " from the State of Illinois, ELzA B,v
LESS, daughter of VIM. Bayless, CO.. Ky-Nu IN
| Wednesday, Nov. h, the Rev. Isnac foe,er \ r,
HEoRGE DAVE, OF iynclbug Va. Miss
London niece OF simpson Morris Esq this adv.
-, 10y the Rev. Mr.. Wingfali Com. jas BAnpoy, Crt
'nd"ddnt @ ,c Sacy Yard, Gospo May All VIZ
DiED,I-ast evening, his residence
noBrRrsoN, ESD IN the S0h Of his of
obs our paying that Just tribute which TO the fine ehaac
yer OF the dcceased Iic Patriot
Clerk tho Executive of
terwar1s member OF that boIyIfs
every Nsnan-is virtues Of
numerous sns and distressed wife, children
scarcely twolvc mouths since Ills eldest
boiling Robertson, formerly Louisiana breetod HE
last Tho regrets of whole Connduy both the father
| and the to their tomb. - 1890
ut his Residences in King Queon County on Tjday
me Joh MT Dr. JAcoB D. WscEER. In
| etae., w ''' '"' apP'e-
oct Wacker, German by birth came to t. c.untrv ,vbon =
young man. aud hieodc OF the ais
winch wealth aud patronage too often his reous
unurug industry ardent devotion his
honorable bearing, reputation, most aspng ,
envy lie most enthusiastic princ,es oS
RUSH 'nd proved unplantyby the success Of his practice thar
they founded in truth ''T0'' '''
The author of This public bbtc TO his mcnofv was hono b
flying tho pure and principles BY which his cooJ
through life nctuHtcd. "V'