Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09
RTCH.Mo.ND, FRIDAY, JULY o.

The National Journal follows up the attack of "dti-
koG, by republication OF "Julius"-he caricature,
which originally appeareain that paper, in July, 1925
''Rostopchn of Moscow has also drawn his weapon on
the same side, in the same paper We should guess
That these three pieces from the Pro-
team pen; and that the vruence of the author may
be traced to the resentmens of the man. The gall
oil warm political opponent has been still more embit-
tered by the private griefs" OF a"persondi enemy
1t is impossible to explain the prescription Of the Tr
umvirate upon any other principle In of the last
touches oil JULIUS we may possibly find the key to all:
'There, day after day. his CHASTITY form looking like
ghtul skeletoa is he to be drawing fresh prey in
to his nav But there alone to munich and to deyour
will no longer serve him; no, his grand meal in tho
House over, like amateur gormandizcr he must have
his piquant relshes his bloody ttbits afterwards. To
these he treats himself-in his NoTEs-HIs CLASSIC
NOTES. IN these memorable notes, we read the
attacks OF the Orator upon Mr. Richard Rush; and
can be scarcely mistaken in supposing him to be the
thor OF one all of these pieces against MIR. Ran
doph. Whatever be the original provocation which
Mr. Rush has received, he has far outs,rpt the Ia
Dor and dcrnony othe Retaliation And he NAV re as
sured, that such spirit it ofends the taste Of his
countrymen, will only defeat i,sef-all these attacks
being more remarkable for "he renom Of the SHAFT,
than the rigor Of the botc."
Another The Opposition at Louisville have also
degnci TO award the Hon. David Barton the he,ors
of public dinner. His address after the toast in his
usual vein of eloquence IIe tells them, that sin look
ing around us for man faithful 10 principles thank
Heaven we are not destitute of men 10 them. We
have remaining to us CLAY, MCLEAN of Ohio, and
aWEBsrER-without going any further, we not
Ii we strike Mr. Mclean from the firm who leclin-
ed dining publicly with Mr. Barton himself Cincin-
NATL and who will never politically associate himself with
Mr.. Clay have the leading Partners of the new Co
aition, OF Messrs. Clay, Webster s. Co. Towards the
conclusion of his Address Mr.. Barton seems settle
down, "upon the much dreaded and hated Henry
Clay, as he is pleased TO call hmIf he should fail
then at the next election perhaps Mr.. b. may then BIO
disposed to try the " God-like man.
Mr. BIS toast is of the true Dephic cast IL comes
not right the future, for which it was designed 10
is already been realized in the past:
"Rototion in affects true spirit is, when people
of his
pointmen or election, 10 putin his place. cho ,oH'
| sufficiently apt commentary the fate of Mr..
Adams He "did net fulfil the purposes OF his appoint
ment he grossly tramp ed She principles ofthe Con-
stituton'and the betrayed eope 'put in his place
one 'cho' has deserved their confidence.
Jackson--or-C Clay Choose ye!
Many OF our readers aware of The extremes,
TO which some of herarzans of Mr.. Clay are prepar-
ca TO push their and their opposition A.
Ja-ksoni We have now bef9re us a beautiful speci-
men IN The Editorial remarks of the Hartford Mercury
of the 18th uIt. The Connecticut Eii,or thu, commes.
ces long article on the subject Of the Presiden-
iial Election
,,m "EvERY MAN TO HIS TENT.
us So SPsn0G %ow o and The
and aosn O ne raa far and wide, and louder
Of si r go o and let US
soy o" cosd %S iGSq, S rs" wous
s %o S%y sod o"0 s wr S, pillow
o 1 e 70 ] "a "a" o win not s,
for "a viii %S' e s sdn ":1 their s
hy W ne sailed upon to march, WIN they consiea moen
themselves anew at the feet of a Shameless 1ymnt!"
"a shameless TytaDI' The whole Essay breathes
the same spirit OF an enbitered partizsu-He denoup-
ces the dea,h-blow vefOd TO the march OF Internal
n'prorement'-and seeks rouse up a host OF preiu-
oire. against Jackson by sectional Appeals the most
selfish Interests.
Ana ',G Wei tho NIoury Wrsr, where is that win
scted( interests to thom fundamental be abandon
COZ re nes-Iho West gathering steadily assert itsolf
10 redeem ITS own, aud nations welfare" '
Az 1w doe his insane pazig believe that this Nigh
~ TeSt which gave her Uhols UOfe 10 "A. Jackson but
two years ago, will abandon man who has done
more 20 saw bi4 idvoue western country" from dis
grace, and the Constitution from abuse than Mr. CIav
w9nid effect in century!
The writer olso appeals to the preiudiccs of hi,
own poodle: -
The Hartford Elilor, concludes in a similar strain
with his meHcement:
nto the ranksinto anks-ono and all g., ~ .o I,.
rY !-Ilora nth me 7bvontpp 49, ~ ''N"
Let the Friends Jackson and The Constitution re-
Heet upon this language, and act for then. elves