Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
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Ne kEedt Joo Oh 0GceTttStng the List OF Letters
to the g. Republican, from the aforesaid " b. pa
riot:'-And by way OF retaliation, and :" rotation
in Office, the Editor announces himself a. a Can
didate for the office Of Postmaster, after the next
residential eIection--having no. doubt that his
" editorial brethren will he taken into favour un-
der new order of things'--that is TO saw on the
smPposifiois that there is 70 be ,e. order OF
hngs-The Editor reminds of the famous Dr.
panyloss, who bespoke the teaching of the CAii-
dfen, before the party treye eren married. "I
perceive, Sir, yos are one OF those Gentle men,
who never lose a place, Tor not asking for i, in
time"
OF the same class of anticipation gentlemen, is
Inc Editor OF paper in Providence, who has rails
ed the flag of Mr. Clay, with the following In
scription
-, THE PRESIDENCY
State 1.dnS Raos. Island to so,aaas "
H CLAY,
Of Kentucky,
a, fasie candidate tle merit presidtney The U,;,s5
Ap1R 10. 1928. ' '''
This same Editor, who counts his Chickens. &c
&c. deems " '' most certain that Mr. CLAW wi no
elected President, to succeed Gen JACKSON, do
claring, in the same breath, that "Nr Claw ia o,r
candidate; he is the candidate of the people'-
although the people have so recently declared in
laundering voice against Mr.. C-This said Edi
tor was but the other day denounced and rid,culed
oy Coalition Editor, fer having stopped to beg for
aid from Gen. Jackson, in the supporting of his pa
per, " the Literary SltbcteTn''-and pledgtna
himself to support Gen j., il Gen. j. would sun,
nert President OF the u s. Are these men, re-
ally possessed with the Devils OF folly and mad
ness:
-gppointnrsnt-ond RccaH
Louis McLane, Esq. is appointed Minister 70
London-in place of MIR. Barbour recGled-or as
the Coalition prints are pleased to term it, rcnop.
ca. we nan It as an excellent appointment
r.. & L. IL a m off tala
great integrity and hrmness OF character
circumstances prevented Mr.. TazewelI from
going as Minister ReSidsnt.-Coulih he have bee
satisfied, that by special Mission, he could have
served his country by forming a valuable treaty
with u Britain,he might probably have gone in that
capacity-but upon such calculation as this the
principles OF Mr.. T., forbid his pocketinp an Outfit
anu an limit at the pubic eXpence-nore especi-
ally, as resident minister OF distinguished talents
might effect such an arrangement.-We have
letter before us speaking in the highest terms OF
The pure and honorable course, which has distin-
guished MIR. 7. in this transaction.
CONVENTION
The whole State appears TO be in no..on on
this allimportant subjective lay this day, be-
lore our readers the Cfeeds of various gentlemen
and among others, the letters of Messrs. Giles
aud +. p. Barbour and r. Morris.-We have be- |
fore Hs similar Expostions from Judge VIM. Dam |
lei oil Lynchburg, and Gen. Richard Eppes of
Sussex We must bespesk the patience, both Of
II
to the Convention take place in al the month of |
.Ady-and il il the topic which most earnestly !
presses upon us, AID is line mos. peculiarly emf.
eea 10 0, me ,, pubic attention.
Frederick, and from Harper's Ferry in Jetfersonn,
met ut Newtown on the l1th, and nominated to |
the Convention James Ship, james NJ. Mason, j. |
Il. Cooke and II. l.. Ope.
RIGHr Mr. Carr was appointed the Naval !
Officer of Baltinore-he Immediately with |
Ira.u sl,.aN
Kendall was appointed 18th Auditor, he ceased TO
edit the Frankfort Afgus.-Mr. Norton, formerly
Editor OF the Connecticut Times, having some
time since withdrawn from the Press, was APP
poated p. Master at Hartford The Coalition
ists. anxious 10 put the worst face upon it, have
represented him as being appointed p NJ ,ciliie he
was Editor. I'm insidiOus misrepresentation
THE GYMNAsTfC SCHOOL.
We have. the pleasure of laying this day be.
fore our readers the prospectus of a new school
Tor Boys, to be regulated after the plan OF the Ger
man Gymnasia. 1t will be established. at or near
hariotesville-probabiy at Monticello House
We are informed Of the name Of the gentleman.
whom II is proposed to appoint the Principal
OF the Institution, and we are assured that ne il
"a gentleman OF eminent worth, decided TALENT
and liberal spirit; he has spent years in Ger
many, and made himself thoroughly acquainted
with the police Of the Literary and Commercial
gymnasium, which he would feel happy 10 see
introduced into oyr State."--It is desirable TO
"oke uie arrangements, so ZAP as as TO have the
number of pupils reported by the goth May
ihose who take any interest in so liberal an IN
s'iiutioD, viii consequently direct their exertons
to this point-I,is offered to the public patronage
under the most flattering auspices
The last Sneech.--Mr. Clay reached home on
the 9th. a Procession met him at Byrants sta
ton and escorted him into Lexing,on.-On the
way, he was addressed by pupil of Mr.. Hicks
Sehooi--to which Mr.. G.. amounted on, horseback
and riding up 10 the fence" made an appropriate
reply. Ia character to the last! The account |
drops the curtain upon him, h0Tanguitg a par !
eel IF schooi-boys!
We shall notice in our next, the letter Of Judge |
Gould OF Connecticut (son-n-law OF Utiah Ira |
cy, referred to in Mr.. Adams's letter 10 Mr. !. A. |
Hamilton) The Judge handles the Ex-presitept
with gloves off, and pins him TO the wall, repro.
sentng him as Traits TO party and hu.
Poe'ue to the other-N shall also notice the CON
temptIbie misrepresentation s sophsIns OF the tico
Ottcidis, in their attempts 10 convert rule Tor Sc
curing to the President time TO DO uninterruptediy
the business OF his Office into formal Etiquetle
which applies only to the courte.ies and ciyities OF
visits * intercourse We shall also notice the article
touching the Presidents reading his own letters
(siiewrg that the report of his physical infirmhes
and inability TO read them was altogether fslse)-l
Also Mr.. Binns's last story about Inc Presidents
having spoken OF the decaying faculties Of Messrs
Madison and Marshall. Binns coins; the other |
etTeWdfe.--Thc Coaiiionists are going on with /
their old sys TEN OF Misrepresentation, fsiseboods
and sophisns. That system only accelerated their
downsii-and II will no. now restore t,cm 10
power.
We have no room 10 devote 10 these and other
topics this morning they are crowded out Nv the
pressure OF other articles.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS