Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

"what then becomes of the great Objects" ak the
Frankfort Argus "ior which Mr. Clay has been labor
lucky? viii he accomplish his nomination to the Pre-
sidency? Will he be able TO the election Of
Senator 20 Congress hostile 10 the Administrations 10
hsrrass IT, and give vote to re-chatter the Bank OF the
United States? VIII he be able 10 el.cia change in the
Congressional Districts elect representatives at
with the administration aud favorable TO the great
corporation on which he rests his presidential hopes
No. We earlesSly proclaim it, that he can accomplish
OF these hugs, will he be able to effect the
minor objects which he contemplated. No legislative
resolutions will couuteoance his county resolutions,
ceusuriDg the veto OF the President denouncing Mir.
Rowan and MIR Bib, and calling the latter 10 re-
sign The resolutions in which he has condemned
the measures Of the administration in relation TO the
Indians, and i'm which he has recommended the perps-
uation OF the ma icna debt will find responsive voice
in the legislative councils Of Kentucky"
lhns speaketh living witness upon the spot; and
we think Mr.. Clay may now exclam with the untor-
tunate Moore, helo's occupations gone! ~ Un-
aided by Kentucky, would be madness in him
ter the field az candidate for the Presidency, and
Cen Jackson will in all probability, be reelected at
the Close OF his term without opposition. He will walk
over the course. His veto has been emphaical APP
proved where il most in danger OF denuncation;
h's construction OF the Constitution is in accordance
with public opinion; the Old landmarks OF l79S
established and confirmed; aud the ship Of State is once
more brought upon '' the republican tack"
Much oil what has been said the snt iect Of under
rating the virtue and intelligence Of the people, and
playing of elec,ioneering tricks deceive them, may
wen apply to the movements of certain politicians who
lately assembled in Convention a; Ulica aud nominal.
ed Granger and Stevens for Governor and Lieut.. Cow
ernor sany blind not to perceive, hat this
nomination was intended to catch many guls from
the anii-masonic and working factions as with the
anticipated help from Saliva, may produce majority
sahst the republican party? There identity
principle Or uniformity OF design between them than
mere IL between the republican party and The party
MIR Clay: but the leaders OF these Utica coalition fac
uons, caring IN reality not rush Tor the peculiar enes
OF either and intent only upon Office, build their hopes
upon hoojwinkng both. They calculate, on the one
hand, that the workics," many OF whom belong to
,he fraternity, may, by management be made TO over
look the anmlsonic sins OF Granger; and en- the
other that the stifascked believe the Morgan
adl' VIII not scru,inze too closely the couduc, and
professions oil stevens and object to him nsincere
convert to their faith. Can such will reveries be
realized in " the great aud patriotic State OF New
York; Never! Republican,, composed chiefly Of
honest yeomanry, will scorn the snare set to entrap
Them and IN voice OF thunder proclaim their prefer.
cnce Tor the candidates nominated at Herklmer
EUiSter Sentinel.