Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
Communicated for the U. siatos' Telegraph.

Ihdf has been done By The present adn,imisration3
This question is repeatedly asked by the coalition ed
tors, by way OF repIOach TO the administrations
Now, will briefly recapitulatc some few things
done by the present administration, like wise show
what would have been done by the former adminstra
ton, had they succeeded in sustaining themselves in
power.
l. The present administration have supported tle
Constitution of the u States, and br ought ii back to its
first intent and meaning.
g. They have conciliated the good viii of forcigu oo
veTnmenis as also supported the honor, dignity best
interests of our country.
81 They in a fair way Gf not already consumma-
ted0 TO regain trade with the British West India
Islands, which was lost by the former administration
a. They have succeeded in passing the Indian BILL
measure ardcnty desired by all former administrations
and hereby redeemed the faith Of the Government as
respects Georgia.
8. They have punished rogues and turned out un
worthy and unfahful officers Of the Government and
put in their stead honest and faithful men,
6. They have effected reform and strict accouno-
bty amongst all the dsbursing officers of the Govern
mcnt.
z. They have, in all the Departments in the settle
ment of accounts cenormed 10 the laws upon the sub
ject instead of following precedent their own will
and in violation OF their oath of Offices and the plain let
ter of the law.
8. They have in all things acted honestly faithfully.
and confomaby 10 the best interests in their country,
as good agents and servants of the people.
Now, had MIR. Adams and his party succeeded, we
viii briefly state what we conceive they would have
DONE
| l. Our commercial relations would have remained
2. Tho Constitution would have been a mere blank
sheet, construed to pswer all their wild and
visionary schemes Of government.
3. All those unfathful and dishonest officers would
have retained their places, and caessly pracsed their
| frauds upon the government.
| 4. With Executive Influence, and Tobias Watkins
| Postmaster General, our Treasury would have been
well nigh drained, The for Transporting the mi
embezzled squandered, the North arrayed against the
South: then, in truth, should have had JVar Pes
thence anil famine"
Querc Maj Barney has charged Mr.. Kendall with
being the author Of the letter signed Mary Lanes" will
he be good enough to INFORM fc public whether or not
Mr.. Writ is not the author Of the letter signed Mary
| Barney' A MARYLAND FARMER
have unorsiooi Mrs resident Of Indiana and bs
sister Of distinguished citizen Of New York.
| letter from PsDsacolA, under date OF 10Th met,
ssys-
| NJ d'hpmsn Thoms' Rnssel, Of Bpsior, Of the w. s
ship Pescock, died yeIe,dsy NJ the yellow fever
Other Officers attached 10 tbs ship have BEEN seat 4,
the II spsl Th' 'iekne's has made is appearance in
this hip he PeNroek)
i a The feet sre IN the bstho AZ present., coussnt
Of ships Erie, Match 2, Can. Newton. md Pescork
Cart McCs L. and scirs Shs'k, T. Gem wehb an,
Grampus. IL Com. Miyo The officer, and crews o
the above vessels (excep the Peacock are IN eop
health 10 not believe there is any danger TO be ap
pretended.