Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
mTHE TABLE ORATOR.

The Lexington Reporter announces that Mr. Clay re-
turned on the 9TH 'to his sdence from Ohio-to his
hedges and to his corn. fields. ''Wherever he has
went" Gas Mr.. G. Hammond beautifully expresses it,
his friends the alert for public dinner-the
toast, and the speech.
The N Y. Ev Post afirms that "He must be am,z
ngly popular with the butchers and pastry cooks of the
west The dinner candidate seems truly to have pro
fitted himself by Prior's suggestion,
Since found be great'
He "has eaten his way Gays the Z,nrsville Nj "a
ssng.r) rom Cou nbus brous h Springfield, Hamilton,
Dayton, Yellow Springs. to Cincinnati All sh way
he scoded General Jack.on to tho full amoun' OF hi,
v,etuals AT Hami'sn when both parties attended snh
expected 10 hear neutral hArangue the Eater brok.
out in'ultasly on the Jacksonisns, who held meet
ing on the spot, Disappearing of his conduct IL viii
be harder for Clay drive the people o. Ohio than IL
was 10 beray them in 1924, especially every move
shews il is III .nry Clay and the people who
arc to bs beuehit-d by h' plans"
The Hamilton T-legraph Got Butler coun'y) OF the
ooh alt gives brief but striking description Of the
Hamilton IL says that the close OF Mr. Clay
address il high wrought euogy upon himself and the
bssest caumnss upon his Opponents. deserve the
OF address, such the excited stare Of feeling
aud the general indignation a. the use and abuse,
which hs made OF the hospitality aud kind reception Of
"eur citizens" that Immediately alter he left the
ground without any previous notice, very large
ting assembled in the Court House, the door Of
which he male his speech, and adopted preamble and
Of resolutions expressing 10 the world that Mr. Clay
had failed, for want Argument to convince them that
theJ and their political friends wers wrong; aud that
they to be awed out Of their opinions by his
presence, however imposing, his abuse hswever in
sinuaung"
The q NATIONAL Republican" of Cincinnati thus
81 cake of his Witt to that City:
Mr.. Clay was induced again TO yield to the " i'm
p,rtunty OF the "worker" consisting Of lawyers doc
ior, m'fchans and that c'ss which Davy Burton calls
"Gen1emen,' and partook Of COLLATION. az the Apol-
lonian Ga-aen. speech followed Of course. But
here seems Mr.. Clays caution decetted he mounted
upon his Pegasus. aud Numbered away, abusing the
President aud accused him Of having made bsrs ain
with South Carouao the utter d'smay OF all his friends!
' nlsed said to have ecipsed in some respects the
" safe precedent document and the " war; famine
and pesIilence" invocation. We may again revert 10
these extraordinary aud undignhed conduct Of
MIR. Clay. In The msan time W, say for the nforms'
ton Of our fri snds at disaoce, that the puf-
suei this occasion has hsd other effect than more
firmly 10 unite the supporters Of The Naturalization,
and TO rducs many Of them again TO take the field.
who had ielt wish IN retire from the excitement Cf
political conflict. OHIO SAFE FOR JACKSON"
Mr. Clay has tried his 0rstiry upon In1sna; to- hav.
ing edfena public dinner at La"fenceourg, and apOken
about two hours, in his usually happy manner" And
what is the use OF liz As the Louisvills Advertiser
says:
sdon the Maysylc and Lexington Road Blbut
that state. On the contrary his orhbous whether voluntary
The estimation Of he in,ssem, rspubca"s Of Ohio
Md while hs admirers were tolsag him 10 Ohio tho republican
command his State, and therefore eSclaim, otees
H. cannot mount to The objsct Of his ambition by
such means these. Washington, and JsHsrson anc
Madison did not succeed By isble-oraory, by visiting
village after village. couaing the people, electioue sTne
for their votes listening 10 Toa'ts and making Speech
Far different was their method OF cleo onsering
Nor did they. resort TO the canning OF the pre-
sent day obtain friends and voters Their Marty
Their country Their voters were not tO0rktes, nOi
Anti Mason-, but the great body OF the people. Nv be
lille the country, WHARF surh expedien's Mr Cha,
s,oops 10 employ shal be- found To hs great avenue.
OF public distinction
The friend. Of Mir. Clay in certain parts Of Psonsy
vana dubbng themselves 9nfi .Hasons, for tb
purpose Of promoting his Interests by such missr.h'