Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
RICHMOND, TUESD.aY, JU.N-fs 20.
PUBLIC OPINION.

Inc opposiion have INDUCED the most sanguiue
noFes from the effects OF the Presidents NJ ,ysyiIls
message. The very men who have professed to en-.
tera'n an invioabis attachment to State Rights and
displayed Constitutional upon their Banner ae vaunt
ing oil tho benefits which Henry Clay, the ultra adyo.
cate OF federal encroachment may derive from this al
tempt OF Gen. Jackson TO limit the broad swsep of IN
federal power They are trying TO reconcile the mo.
violent extremes in their own person. In the same
breath they express their respect for the pncpIes n
the Old School, and their loyalty 10 Henry Claw. Ia
the same moment they cant about their desire to ARE
Gen. Jackson doing himself by his attemn, 70 ar
rest them. They vaunt Of CIay's gaining ground in
kentucky Ohio, all the West, Maryland. Pennsylvs.
MA and the Eastern States-But the par,izans of NJ
Clay are deceived. The very men who aibsrsd ~
Nir: Adams, with his sweeping Message staring them
IN me ace--the men, who would now Law the Cons,;.
.uuon al Mr. Clay sieet are boasng OF his success
anu attempting to impose upon the people. The Presi
dents Message has not shaken his popularity
me nation. These men mistaken in their calcuIa-
tions. ~
We have received in 'ormation on which vvs .,,.or
hdently rely. In Kentucky, there is OF course. IN.
greatest Danger. The great body OF the bar the m.
chants the moned part ofbe Societyare on the side Of
n. CIay-bnt the democracy OF the State is against
nim NO effort or expense will be spared 10 secure
him majority. He sees in tbs Pre.idents Veto.
some possibility Of exciting the country, mounting the
the stump, his writers brandish hei pens all
will open their purses. and the whole State will be in
unSned WIN every species of false and atory
raised corrupiing the binding the ewes Of
the p'ope-And yet the friends of Jackson do moi des
PAR Of tne cause Recent letters from Kentucky
M commence Of the success of the jackson party
tue result IN mat State is, however, doubtful.
The same degree of doubt does not cloud the pros
Pects IN ohio Although the Clay leaders are per.
aP as and as Jealous, they have not the
numpers TALENTS or resources Stansberrys district is
'hrown into some confusion, by his contemplate &c.
centrcity, or abandoned apostacy-but everv where
else the prospect is said to be perfectly
and great confidence is expressed in the ability Of the
party to maintain their cause.
very little fear IL felt for Indana-Ilinos is even
sun more urshaken-and Missouri cannot be moved
Our friends in Maryland said to be in fine spirits
1t is even confidently asserted that the President ha
won additional friends, by the manly course he ha
pursued-even along the Route of the Western Road
Every account from Pennsylvania, concurs in stat
ing that this ac OF the President is received with al
most universal appreciation The people in that erea
state are so much interested in their internal i'm
provements' and so much surfeted with the fedora
power, mat they seemed ready to applaud any man
who should "dare to touch the splendid bubble"
In New York, no man apprehe ndsd any danger; an
| Jackson's friends.
In New England. it will strengthe the Adn,ini,tra
hon-Ihe Republican Members Of the Legislature O
New hampshire, have had Meeting, and chosen
Committee to prepare Address Of congraua,ion ant
confidence, which, is believed, will be voted for ant
signed oy erery jackson man in both Houses Ever
,he RESIDENTS enemies are either almost entirely 81
lent. or they applaud the Act.
The prospect indeed, is the most cheerng-if tn,
friends OF the Constitution will only do their duty Thu
preslden'has gained strength by the Message. We al
know he was sufficiently strong before. The mora
courage which It displays, only excites admiration am
dehes the Opposition. " That he has, from hig
sense OF public Duty put TO hazard that great popuar
ty, which others are attempting TO seek through un
generous excitement and violent convulsion is, Of il
SELL sufficient to constitute weapon of Defence ths
must prove fatal to the assaant only To make 90
vernment more pure, more simple, more republica
than ever, requires only union and energy among III
true friends OF the reident and the Constitution
Little factions must be silenced. Our Politician
their own petty schemes and private wishes Let d
raise (as Correspondent writes flag, inscribed wi,
Liberty, the Constitution, Andrew Iarksonn IL wi
give conhende TO our friends. The hopes of the Pc,
pie will be confirmed genuine and radica re forr
In the Administration Of our Government, will then b
4 achieved-the ambition of Henry Clay will be thwar
ed-and the nation will be satisfied.