Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

en-. Clay and Perry, Knox and Harlan. that party wal
have 46 members in the House. Leaving the four
pledged members out OF the question, each party may
have 40 membership, with the aid Of the gentlemen
pledged, cannot fail 10. elect a republican Senator;
while ascendancy in the Senate, will insure to us
ample control over the nominations Of the Governor
.fdretis
We discover that Extra, have been issued from the
Office OF the Commentators and the Focus, i'm which the
members elected from Owen, Ohio Livingston, Hender-
son and Union, Nicholas Greenup, Gallan, Caldwell
Bulitt, Bath and two from Washington placed on
the Clay list. BY claiming ttcelre members from the
counties we have named knowing that ALL nearly all
Of them. stand pledged TO vote with the Jackson party,
for Senator, SC. they make Mr. Cay's majority in the
House. precisely ftceice All the information we have
received tends prove that the Of the
counties we have designated, are Jackson men, or
pledged publicly and soemnly, to vote with the Jack
party in the election of Senator If we are wrong
this point, will thank the Representatives them
selves to put us right.
But, what are we to infer from the fact that the Clay
men have actually published i'm The list of opposition
MEMBERS about ttoeire who stand opposed to them, or
pledged to vote against them, party questions? Does
not this single fact prove that they have been thorough
ly vanquished They cannot make majority of treipe
without counting ttoeire who do belong them
The attention of our friends throughout the State
should be instantly and particularly directed 10 this sub
ject IL is obvious that Mr. Cay's partsans in
Frankfort and Louisville, expect to succeed in
eecting MIR. Crittenden, By prevailing he members
from Washington, Hart, Owen, Gallatn Bath Ohio,
Nicholas, Butt, CALDWELL Livingston, Henderson and
Union to violate the confidence reposed in them by their
constituents The members from all these counties are
already claimed thorough going opponents of Gen.
Jackson, who will vote for Mr. Crenden or some other
Clay man, for Senator.
What our opponents failed to accomplish at the polls,
they expect accomplish by "intriguc and
ment" Can they succeed Let the members from
Bullt, Henderson and Union, CALDWELL Livingston,
Hart, Ohio, &c. answer. TO-, august ii.
MISSOURI.
Yesterdays mail brought the Missouri Intelli-
gencer and the (" The Western Monitor published in
the central part of this State and letters from St Louis
From these learn that the Judiciary amend
ments to the Constitution the controlling question
at the polls, and that Mr. Baron's strength in the Le-
friends had anticipated; yet the Western counties have
elected delegation almost unanimously oppos-
ed to his reelection; and that, should the Southern
counties; where the majority is overwhelming for the
administration, return fair proportion Of Jackson
bers Of which there be little doubt the State will
not be cursed with the Notifying disgrace of being
presented in the Senate by the disgusting and proane
baehdndl. ~. S. Tel.
ANOTHER COALITION FALSEHooD-A THUM-
PER!
Had not some Of the Coalition papers copied the fol-
lowing without designating the paper in which il first
appeared it would not have been necessary say that
il is false:
CUT James b. Gardiner, who somo years ago, was
expelled from the Legislature of Ohio, for 6ribery and
whose nomination Register of the Land Office a,
Thn in Ohio, was, last winer> unanimously rejected
by the Senate, has been appointed by the President
sort Of Political Missionary TO the North In
dians office created by the President for the purpose
of rewarding Gardiner, and which the Senate OF
course has control) at salary Of So 900 per
num!!' no.