Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-11

'"s' ,"'J VIE 70 avoto q" otssutoiog qoesu0Es
THE ANTEMAsONIc NoMINATsoN.
The me ods OF Me Clay are now wooipg Mr. Writ.
got Mr.. WIZ 70 wi,kd in vor Of Mr. Cf,y, ,nd
he Anti Mssons 90 vote for Mr. Ciey.
The easn'nen'afi-. Of The National u'.iix.reev on
u cay. ,ha MIR. W.T. letter "bseashes tot a s.pn
n-pt TO which, wmhou' pse,eDdiox o De Anu. NJ on
We ssnno' cordially 'e,p nd On no OCCASION hsv-
W. ever ood-''eksn g. euudem mn with q. ,nu.h ire,
dom a, III w does, tn. .x .iu.iv. eli :, ~b eh u,
some d,'ris's 81 our un ry b" spms ed no AMI
na'onic pary, With bin We say. In =. -fe,e, ne
abdueou OF Morgan, and o her ,h,nys which seem
nav, oesn s,"en 10 -vdtree y h N W Yo'k rial
~ this oe Masonry, let 10 b. put 10 w.; end W h hin
We are OF OPINION That the ssreses and abuse. Of NJ.
"nry are no NOR justly charseabi- &, the M.stn
los tutioo 'ban re excuses which have b.. n com.
IN It'd 10 The nam Ct Chris nifty are 10 the Csueb
OF Chrs.,; U"d-r ,hrs, eireumsianee. ,hs selection
oil Mr. WRIT a their candid ,., shows n.lu i've
| .tber 'hA' me An i-Ma'ons ,h.msslve, have be e.
heretofore unu''ly reprcaeh-d wi violin aud pc,
C lag sp, or h" Anti-Mss nty ha, shanx.d IL.
character; Tor they tsk him up III ir epd,da,e In
The Of his poiu. d rehut, CT IN. onv raj IN m
pry ". i'h any QUO ba, ever rad ight,o TAX. ex.
eePnon@tnat 10, alleged intolerance. ard ". o,srip
more Of al An'i-M son than I'M. Cav .. then i,
affirms, 1. hat Mr. canuo, b. rI-e,.J w; n ~, ,h
aid Of he INA i'oa' Republic Ps-y."-2,. Thu
his Patty <arto abaadon Mr. CT v: AMI z !, ,h.n
pits IL to he Aut- Mason. whe her il IN. Convs, ~,
OF hat parry shout noui Mr. az In Des neg vii,
tie Art .M..ons adhere TO their own Lop lees noriua-
her h,
Will continue Ia the nomination III addr-s.-s him Il,
.ae mos hs,,sins I" d soothing strain, that Tn. prr.
ferense TO MIR. CLAY by The Convention W n he O
sisne o, sfe'peet 20 Nj WRIT; for that Preference
ljuisioK from our own fe'ng, IN the m ater, will no
he inc mps ibis wi the profo,idest resp.t for hi,
public character and esteem far his private vr!ues
e'e are cfh,r ;f"f'ons ch'gh dignity which M
WRIT would do honor, and no wound be more re-
ioe TO him in the highest OF than The lend,
o. Mr.. CLAr."-Thus using towards Mr.. w, as Nh,
Bal iu,ore Rsrub esn We y hap tiy remind, ~, pre.
nv irh 10;
M. Adams used TOYS ard. Mr. Clay =. his bmou, Iece
10 Mr.. aiS Ia F.b. 1926 Is u.)-'.A tr Q I'd Of NJ
Adams, com 20 TO me WI tYar, In 1 eyes aud saw,
Mr. A'em. h. always had the greatest rr.pe., 10,
you, and the hghe' IN ration your aler o. There
- no station To which you are note qusl {.
II pray you TO consider whether thu public good, ane
your own tn ure 10 ecess do dis inc " p1int yoa
TO the course Which you 'ugbt 10 pursue"
But we have ano her clue to tbs a., In tho ev Inn.
si.nt Nj Mia.r, Editor If he v laes II cod -
This gentle he'd dl',iu aui.hsd hin salt 20 %
July last, by an able and conclusive reply 10 MIR
Ru'l infuriaed letter ,gaisst IN. Ma,op,-Ba since
the Convent, Of fillmore he ,o,.eu. down ~, II .
ne sKsinn the Aaisia,ou.. H. now 9 v, III a, Anu.
"onry we never have OF CT L.. Political Ali
Mhon'y' Prescription AID Psrs-su. n hat we op
pore" But he Iargusee T. employs low .fd, NJ Wiz,
10 most extraordinary. MrM ,on.end., tha, Mr. W. la
net b. en- in earnes hat 'be mi chic vous wse who ma,
fh"o'e 10 take MIR. Wmt IN e.rn.,i will suite a. n.
her ness OF the shp; u L,dy Ann wa, hardly
sour'ed and won more su ideLy bA readers OF Frerst
history especially Suily'. memoirs, will r.membs,
he cow rsion OF Fl MY the 4h to Ca hoi,,i-m, br,h,
v.
p ooabiy not 90 urgent" MIR Miner ak, .io VIII.
manner could MIR. W. render most fe Give (..,ve y
~ he could not prevail on the mcmbers TO place Nj
Clay at the head OF ,her ticket, tn. il would he
obvious hiy TO prevail en- hem 10 M X. no noupa-
n'n, or, that prove hap'les, ,hsp to oh,siu nan-
nshoa Of known poisal and p-r'onh friend. sutj-
TO uiierior developments How ra,u,sl ard propr,
her. that the lorg he AIDED and abs poll eia with al,
The bland, iDsnua!ng graesh in.S f sou n I'm m,n-
n,r', n i"i meet The memae,' their ming mir
gle freely aud soca'iy with ,hrm attend heir Con.
vertoo-share With them his liberal and ee gant bt,-
p'sh'y; and say to 'hem-I an wrh y.u in lie fi.h
een"emen. ou' pray yon 10 con ider your ry--
ne sc'ns Stale OF afi'iribe ia possib lily Il carving
candidate of your OWE; let p,ev.iI on yol mere.
'"re' mol TO ominse any candidate. .B u we n ust
Tor that purpose-it will be expected of us at home
well, then, nominate me- might he sporriveIv
say TO some of the leaders, 'wiI you accept the nom
nation!-'Upon my word will This seems IN no
The natural course OF things and SUCH in substance is
our real opinion IL will be recolected that Mr. Ciay
Is recognised, throughout Maryland, the National
nePuohcan candidate. No other man can hope, there,
to get vote, but he or Gen. Jackson. Public opinion
Is, perhaps, decidedly up and has beer more
FULLY expressed there than in any other State in the
Union In Maryland there is scarcely the appearance
OF Anti VI asonry. Not a single Anti Masonic paper
have from that State Mr. y irt was
never heard of before az an Anti Mason. He Therefore
able politician"
Mr.. Miner then goes 10 say, that the Convention
could not break mp without making nominal on:---
"Ehere were iD'se and polite men in that Conyen-
hon, and good friends 10 MIR. Clay. What position
could Mr. Writ, then, have taken more effsctusllv 70
serve the National Repubica cause? A different sup
position could not be entertained tDifhout a refec ION
IN the integrity Of Mr. Wuf chich rs too puIe to be
questioned His Baltimore friends had appointed him
Clay Delegate TO the Convention: He allows them
by silent acquescence least II not by direc assem-
TO consider him their agent and friend: He knows the
devotion oil his party throughout TO the cause
and principles OF Mr. Clay In all the dscussions we
hear not breath of his being inclined to Anti Masonry;
The Delegates meet To admit that now thus md
Denly he seriously throws into their ranks
abandoning his frendshis party the trust conIided In
him on their proffer, and for the sake OF nomination
TO the Presidency is TO admit corrupt bargain alike
inconsistent with his honor that of the Conyen
Iion, and therefore not TO be entertained for
On these facts and reasonngs we come 10 the concIu
sioa mar ne iohofe rs an o,rongement-and polite
one TO prevent the cause OF Mr. Clay being Injured
ny nasty and i'll advised measures on the par, OF The
Convention; and congratulate our friends on tho result
in line, Mr. M. concludes, that II is all ga 20
ittcd arrangement, made by friend of Mr. CIay-ibe
best the occasion and the emergency allowed In The
parties; and that Mr.. Wir having an honorable under
standing with the principal gentlemen of the Conyen
mon, holds the nox,'naion subject 10 such disposal as
the proceeding Of the National republican Convention
and the Developments Of the pregnant winter which
approaches may exhibit" (Hurrah, then for Mr. Cjavn
In our opinion, Mr.. NJ. pays but poor compliment
10 Mr.. WIS "integry" when he represents him as the
instrument oil such scheme OF Juggling We have no
idea that he ever had such an understanding (bonor
HDe or otherwise) with the leaders the
and we have little, that he had not he will aver
abandon the nomination he has accepted without being
socited TO do So in the most open and public form bv
the great body Of the Anti Masonic Society If suc
bnesse as Is here developed by the Editors OF the an
lnteligeHcer" and the "Villsge Record" sbouId at
tempt TO sap the Clsy Convention OF Baltimore we trust
that rs movements may be watched and expo.ed- and
mat 'he 6igh-minded FirgDians at least who are de-
pued 10 at Convention, will Indignantly put down all
such Juggling and all such tanperina
we have too lofty an opinion OF VIM. Writ TO suspect
mat ne wiz counteDance any such political
eleciionecriDg Devices lille we enterain no doubt
rradi in