Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

ibis. John Massey Robert q. HILL Francis siHisn.
Tsudy Ksonon. r. M. Stroller, Reuben Thomas.
George Teasiey, Siuon Carp. inter-. Thomas b. Lewis.
Siml. Stevenson, WIN. l.. Bsnks. and IN F,nks, have
h ioowios Card TO the Eii'or Of the G.ob~
"in the United SAFES Te.g sph. tf The 20 h al inc,
hnd an extract OF letter. purpor ing be wS tn IN
adison County, Sept. 2ls' 1884, 10 which the wier
made an effort 70 prop the sinking pros, ecis o. Us
neral Gresp bY misrsp eseni,g he stabd.rs 81 Gene
raj Jhekson, IN ilis seeuen OF Vrsiuis; and not or
&c ting TO give the ekmopd Enquirer what be msy
probably s.nsidrr home thrust Now 10 the fact, :
~ he mat ilsee there lever ha, been 10 "a know
dye. erg 10 h, county OF nj sdi-on 70 promote
entr he osehoa recollection o. Audr. ~ Jaeks.n 70
he Ps-sren.y. Al h va" Prssd II i4l eisr an The
lck ticket OBJ AMID al the votes ia The coun.
Is, with lie exc ep len IT. and frou IL best in orna-
TIA ia Lad at IN lane, 40 w,l. net, at the
approach nx el cion, lose nose I.so at the 10
TIC writ r, whosv' he my be. IL b, Ii we'd 20 BE-
resident o. Madison. by tie best Mt iCsd men OF
lac c'un aud IL the Later writer bs r4n.isn. vhi.
to. no' ,1y hi' premises but, hi. cone;u.Cns are
dep.0robiy inaccurate MADISONlAN."
Madison County, va. Oct 8 1881.
Tn Edos OF ,i,s l-sr. h si6 "hn he wri.
ss' l. Mr.: WT S!augit r,jr. OF J'mss Coy. Msdiaen
rcu ~, Virg,ni.: That. housa W 40 MT know MIR.
Slausht,, ,ersonaily lie has besn for ssvrr.l year
s.bscib t. IN. r.p.,, sni ens VI i ,,pstd sn,s
during Tho 'orner Presiden ial soni,s."
etc CffdiD'y myb ~ tvSr hs maHPr
"heh iemai.sio b. cle.r.d up.
vi ginian, WHO pro es.es him.,i to have been ga
III. m er q he Wire bii Assembly Tor more than 20
yeas, aid 10 about TO remove to Cneinua'i-wh
can hardly sleep tnts (h read. tyour) paper, viz.
me N journal, (Joreb hon the 6ne opiaie n G..
w.ieh pioiu.cs)-md WHO Gays IL Il '.h. only
which the) reads wh real pit. aur."-( xqui.i,e taste
ud ,"ys hat lie finds him .L wn cked pom Jack
son rocks. turtle prolbn up'u the orcasioDj d.
predie,ion cha; this Union 10 des IN % be d-sroy-
ed before two riore Presden'Ial FL ions shall p g.
awsy-ihat he tar fiji a mere handle 20 the axe
and solemrly seslaies "hat oiug clearer than tina,
toe dusty OF he country ought BE- the Fl 5, o. jec
OF the g'vernmsD'; and Il am aeu,,s set not b
sustained w,'hnnt high dui-. they ough to be im,pos-
Ell, but he lowest price shou b- IA, al
er"-Now, II his beitg on The Jdeks,n rocks he Il
solution OF The Uuion BY Of the Tariff. s.: &c
are toi clearer ,hsn the last po.i.n he ,op,s up
political economy, we hi XII ely clear HI, ibis
veteran politician iro-. than 20 ers' "a. ing viii
turnou t. be ia'e prcph-. For par, We thin
no hing Il tIeere- han hat every IL div dual l. he be-
judge OF the di'sc ior o. his industry certain y
oetisr judge than any tof b,r. OF Csns,e ca,
or--ahd ht II maiu sc.u'es npo. be tu"ainsr
tcfhom high duties hist sic 10 tie world III.
We are bot yet ripe for 'hem We cave this gen la
MAJ prophecies 20 u eu.selyes Tine will a5sLdsLily
refuie m
The Washington Globe seems to attach some credit
to the opinion OF the" T,Hoge Record that the prn-
cipal gentlemen Of the Convention d. the Claymsn)
"have an honorable unders,a ndiDg' with Mr.. Writ
1--WE are prepared Continues the Globe) see the
Clay Convention in December, nominate MIR. Writ for
Vice President; prepared then to see Mr.. Writ
decline the Tor President, and advise his bro
Their Anmasons 10 support Mr.. Clay the only hope
OF success; and we are prepared TO all the Clay
Antics the Evolves in Sleeps co hing huzza for tro
Mnsons Tor President and Vice President, Clay and
Writ, with the expectation that the greater portion OF
the hOatst H0ck will follow them"- hut we are seen
tics sl-We will not believe ''that Mr.. Writ has un-
deriaken 10 play this treacherous and dishonorab'e
game. We think him perfectly incapable of il. He
may err he has erred, respectfully think, in coun
tenancng at all such school as the Anti Masons But
will not believe that William Writ has entered into
any such honorable understanding that he and
dishonor will become acquainted with each other-He
must see the consequences OF his voluntarily withdraw
ing from the canvass, and paying second fiddle" to
Clay. From the faint suspicion OF all such Goa
ions, ii is believe that Mr.. Writ will religously guard
himself.
We perceive that, that paragon Of politicians Is.
Simpson, is still proceeding with his pretended Tcvea.
tions-Some of his Clay brethren occasionally soop TO
republication OF his Leters-We never see his pure
"Whig."-In his 9Th Letter, he statss:--' Upon my
return TO Philadelphia, Immediately published in the
Mercury Cen Jackson's letter 10 the Tennessee Le-
gislaure, and Mr. II s condemnaory remarks upon the
new cabnet"-and he accounts Tor those "conlemna-
tory remarks" Of own, by saying that Seven" We
were "chaied by the general vacation OF seats that
Cured in the Senate, without producing honor for
Virginia IT his last statement like most oil Mr. SIS
assertions untrue is directly contrary the facts
themselves, as they were stated by us at the time
TIE ,iopa' Journal say,-"We have seen pc
ragrap in several papsrs which me ions he ea,h II
gres, the authority Of letter received in Richmond
The account has not been frmed far we have
OF the late Kenusky papers sp ak OF il; md
the FrAIkhr, Ken,uekiin, publ he'd not far d alan,
from Mr. LIS re jeDc-, 10 .ient N the srL c,"-The
report Gius, be errooeaus. /; cana 10 his City in
letter from resp clabc and ini. gent gea eman in
Georgetown. Ken ueky-bui he wa' Ger oisly mir
formed.
Msssrs. WIN. N. WEiuig ahd j. S. Mil .cn (gen,le.
men OF the b. pr pose to '''atl'h a'r-we,kIy paper
at r'ok under he max OF "the Vlrgiuian Ex,mi
ner and Norfolk Commercial Adyoca Ell wI b.
devo'ed to the good old Principles Il Virginia 81
will advoeae al al imss strict aud i II construction
of eon'iiu iouSl compact and ndeavour impress up.
he pub ic mind, n at III jrj,pefi,y OF the 5 e..
as ~. psrmSnency OF the nor, only be secured
by avoiding any soilii n b,'ween ,he poHrrs vested
in heir apr yl'a'e agsnis."
writer in the Baltimore Patriot has borrowed the
idea OF %anppe-he has emptied the vial OF his wrath
upon our head IL seems that remarks upon Mr..
Wirt's nomination, have offended him. He Inisrepre-
sents us and theu abuses common practice enough
with all ibera critics-Mr. w. is worthy OF a better
advocate. Mr.. w. is a fine scholar, man of taste,
and gentleman This is vulgar scrbbler,
like Curtius OF the same Baltimore Patriot.
0PTbr Hintof - Suhscritei" is reseivel w
can ASSURE him, hat the GisSprointmPDt we have
pe'sncsd is much more a,nnviig 10 X "a il be
10 bin. The grave's H. New York have acted o.
ward in soCd All hut ind position has pre-.
vented their completing the cuts which shay had urdsr
taken TO execute !Dr by The o. e Augusi ld,t Til
designs are row transferred 20 p iladephi' where
they will be h1'shed in >, .Iiof yis-aud have
assurance " al hey will b. comps ell in ihe course
OF fouS or i've weeks wb'n We hope 10 refe-m GU
pledges and bring oui ihs f. qur.r in style worthy
81 the IurFort wi ish IL r ctives.
We IKE this occasion TO our friords that This
paper is carefully erected, we'll seksd ard depe s,ed in
,i's Post Office III The gulAriiy The mo-.
flying con inia winch often reeevs Of hs TO-.
tai idi ueo she payer lead us TO believe that terc
must be great neglect soDew' e:e-we will our
best eTtious 20 hDd end exyoss Ihs de QUE lie