Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

the strength aud support the honor OF our little Navy
Rumor SAYS, Mr. Binney very liberal in furnish
ing the snsws Of war; to the Adams party in 1928
Did he not contribute from 5000 to $40, 900 for the
support Of the National Journal or other political
objects IN Washington City in 1882 " We ask for
Information" no.
The article copied into the Dsily Advertiser from
the In,eiNgencer, insinua,iug that Mt Calhoun and
MIR. Van Buren, have understanding that Gen. jack
son Is to decline re- election aud mat MI C.honn -
TO Tor President. and Mr.. Van Buren, for VicePre
sident at the next election, has not the shadow OF
foundation for its support 1t is coalition misrepre
sen:ation coined for the occa.ion. The cofn-hant
bill gentlemen may be assured that General Jackson
will OF the national dobt and carry out his syAem
Of reform. The people have called upon him to continue
Tor another term. and he viii be elected oy greater
majority than was given TO him in lS2S. Mark that.
albany .frgus
II 10 supposed that the colin haodbili COW euto.
which meets Ss,ina this day, having OILY represen
ta,ive' from the cities and few villages, will nomi
nate candidates whom the managers satisfied will
decline; and then these Jesuitical will
dearor 70 turn their forces to the aid OF the an,i-ma
sonic nomination; and thus effect, by indirect manage
men coalition which could not be brought about by
open means 10 this, in every thing else, the coali
ton detaiors msjudse as TO the intelligence OF the
great body Of the electors The contrivers Of thes.
shallow articles may deceive themselves but they can
not de'ude the people.
Som. Of the persons appointed 10 represent the far
niers Of this city a, Selma. dec ined going. This has
given the chairman OF the coffin handful committed
the privilege OF going as 'ub''itute;-t is pr.'umed
sst Of Elisha Dorr- John Becker and Homer Preston
all Adams men at he last election.
The political working Of the city Of New York,
have sent duplicates TO the conifn haGdbli
at salina. Thdddeus b. JPGkenian notorious lobby
manager 10 at the head OF tho Clay 'scion; aud the
delegates from the cies of Albany and Troy gen
orally the partizsns OF Clay, the Wakenidn ticket will
be likely to find majority OF ngenia spirit. in tho
invention. Tits ticket has the enforcement OF Guy.
aud his cor.mitse the other OF dele zates we're
approved by a public meeting Of working men: But
wakeman & Co. knew that il would not do for them
TO show their faces openly to the working men, aud 60
hey had 10 content themselves with the end rssmen
OF the executive committee. 10
The raked bar gain made between Weed and Stone
Tor the nomination Of Gfang'r and Stevens, with view
Of uniting the Clay men and antima.ons is codly
ceivec by bo pa'tes, and meets with = decided re-
pulse from the honest men OF each. The working
regulate tho nomination very een.ray and say that
Stone and Fessenden had ne authority TO pledge their
woes 10 the coalition. John Crazy, who the anti.
'onic candidate for lieut. governor in 1928 and who
has earned for himself the appeIlaon OF honett John
Cary Is not willing TO be given up TO the seducet
and transferred TO the Clay party by the central com
mi,tee OF dctatos. He enters his protest against the
bargain and sae, in well.written exro'e, which /.
given in another column. Mr.. Gary has sufficient sa-
gacy to see that anti masonsry will be ftrangeG by
the imp ncipled political quack', who Tor the lat six
weeks have been hawk 40, 900 ao-!nasonic votes
In the New York market, to tempt some political as
pant TO run as lieut. governor and his friends TO take
stock in the coalition lottery. The speculation /. a
bad onethe sock is already below par; ho,e,t m
OF all parties have confidence in the will
n Gown TO-
Burens recent visit TO this place, says "Nevcr dig
nary treated with more distance and whitening coldncss
and neglect than the Secretary during his recent visit
There was counting him-no gathering around him
about great man; and with the exception of very
small knot-a detachment from the Albany regency
and few Office holders under the general government
there were no candied tongues licking absurd pomp
or crookng the pregnant hinges of the knees, that
| thrift might follow cunning"
Were these assertions OF COL Stone to be confined
within this state, it would be unnecessary to notice
them. would all
ebullitions of disappointed and vindctive politician
But as they may be copied into journals abroad, ee
grounded as il is unjust Mr.. Van Buren,, like many
Others here to regain, by the of our healing
waters, strength and vgor of body which had been
impaired from intense and unremittng devotion of
several months to the arduous duties OF his station He
could have had political motives; for of all places in
the Union, perhaps there is lily calculated for
political assembage for devsng ways and means for
political advancement this. Politics indeed are of
the last consideration among throng of all parties
whose sole object is health pleasure Their animos
ties, il they had any, left at home and Jack
and Clay men, nasons and anti masons work.
ing-men and idle men, all meet level, and with
much apparent good feeling towards each other.
If we except Col. Stone, who, believe is an ex-
ception to general rules and who il seems while here
swallowed tull proportion of prejudice with mineral
water, we know OF no whitening GOODNESS and neglect
manifested towards Mr.. V. b. He came here IL ia
true, very much in the way as other sensible men
ravel-in a plain, transformations manner. But we
believe he experienced no "codness' i'm consequence
Y, favorable K
pressons oil his unassuming and aable department. and
confident that several strangers who had formed
their opinions OF him from reading such papers az tho
Commercial Advertiser, left here with entirely altered
views OF his standing and character As before remark
cd, we know OF no one who treated him with "witherinp
GOODNESS" who toithered before him. except Col
Stone; and this would probably have remained secret
had he not made it known through the medium Of his
journal.
AS to "courting," we should suppose gallant colonel
had discovered this that the fair alone were
to that distinction at fashionable watering place and
that "wtherDg effect would attend any other claims
that might be teposed and serviity that const
tucs no part of the character Of republicans They
'crook the knee" to no human being cordially ,urren.
dering that privilege to any who attaches to il the
least importance. fSnrafosa Senfin,I
We are glad to observe that the President and seere
tsry Of State decline all public dinners and parade A
man who eats his way TO office, must prove euton az
| ter he has obtained it. GB
I PROSPECTS OF MIR. BARTON
: FAYETTE, NJ MISSOURI, Aug. 1.-THE dinners aid
We spseches have toen unavailrg-the ballot boxes
nave decided against the lat Of the federasts AIrsa.
dy irom the returns received, including those conn.
ue' Whets there was opposition TO the Republican
eanddhes We are eDsbed to count 80 members of ie
senate and Honse Of Representatives. who are opposed
70 'he re'escon VI this reckless revier Of tho repub
mean sdmnsraon Of President Jackson, thirty tbrss
o. whom VIII beat him The probability il. however
mar pites WIZ 'iand In ihs Legislature, 81 sgains'
and % for the recollection Of Mr. R,r,ou D.
In THE az in all ober Giumpbs NJ the rsn,b,icsr
party, Boons Liek has done N,If Of H." From ,his
County, upwards to the line ncutpo ~ na,nIs,s an
undivided front is presened In faVOut N he ,d;,;s
traton, and opposed TO the Senafor-no ars fbs ss,
to whom the people have conIed the high 1,ns,s a.
WIZ be exercised at the next session. Of eharse,er TO
be tanbefed With seduced from their alls sisNce =,
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