Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

uotsd Stitss. the friends Of the Federal Judeary and
ne enttLuilihets. will combine the people Of N York
IN Ivor oil Mr.. Gay leaving the ",k,lston" OF the
ourk.as 10 compose the army OF the grea NJ gici.n
why this man had better tear out a. onc, n I..f
rom S'"a,rs vivid description OF c .,lne; Qmiet,
hae .MPma,e"s. &c. &C. AMI ", seo'h TO tell he
mas forgotten the Woykies," ard the s'Hgyorians"-
."e only sgns OF grace, which ihis .unifo IA friend"
ba' eA ibi'ed.H III, says, that nohine /. more uu.er
tam man The vote OF Penn.yiv MA. in the which, NJ,
walsh seems raft er TO di agree with him. in he io
"The Boston Palladium men ion. hat according to
SrPss"nc's, MIR. Clay w'll have the e,ccro al votes
OF Pennsyivania TIE telescope OF the Pal ,,iun.
NEST be peculiar. Those appearances .re lot We,
y,s'o'e to US in ti"-Though ,hey are in
W, mssl g'on to hi, sood ('imd OF Jackson. Are moi
'ne Editors Of HE NJ Int lg.n ahaned 10 palm ell
such sun upon their r~a,er;!
"TnE TABLE-ORAroR"-in Ohio
MIR. Chas Hammond said iriumphanty the other day
mat ne Mr. C3 refuses all public dnners"--A sin.
gular refusal, indeed, when no is posting from Co,m
BUS TO Springfield from Springfield to Cincinnati (and
through how many intermediate dining places we know
not AT each of tesc stages he has dinner, a toast,
ana OF course Speech-dn eiectionetrig Speech try
ny any standard you please For instance at his din
ner in Columbus (gven him by the s.thy eehanies7'',
me toast which called him upon his legs follows:
or Questionable Gae Henry CiasAn ancient iaboyr sup
ow 10 ,s Of the and Mechanics
Aud yet instead of sticking to his teri, the Tale
orator flies OIL 10 he question OF "LernqI nprore-
M,tnts declares that "of all parts of tie Union, the
ing still higher in the climax, declares
mo state In the Union hal itself to Nh,
cause OF Internal improvements than had
those broad liberal which hal
ever guided the conduct of
tue general government Scarcely
Joyed so tc direct advantage
inc general government that State.
treasure o the Union had been applied any
noa or anal within its limits Llu.yil o. In
which other states much she is Under
most important Road lying within linn oi
much more extensive chain reaching States ON,
o the application OF extraordinary
the state, regard to whose
government during period years must be
set nsile-was the least oft, rerv hard.n
And to say the least of of il, this was very cunajn
al edpdndum stroke in Mr. Clay. He then goes on to
attack the Maysvle Nj ssage and to show tho nconss.
tency OF the .present President by showing that the
local Maysve road just national an enterprise
as the important Canal which uni,es the waters OF the
Delaware and Chesapeake Bays! We assure the read
er we are not playing upon his creduly Such is II.
Gays argument; such his comparison; such his pers
OF the powers OF the federal government But not con-
tented with attacking the President, he goes on to vim
dictate himself again for taking office under Mr. Adams
So little connected are these attacks and offences with
the text of the toast, that stable Orator. would think
OF running into these episodes But his object cannot
be mistaken He is eeciioneerng for the Presidency:
and Is thus he gives the and breahes his soul in
to his devoted Editors How different is the course of
the present President his actually refus all din
ner, his simplicity and his good sense