Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

The NEW Press AND The PUBLIC PRrNTrNc
he blowing article il from the las, Winchester Re
publican:
"Thu Richmond Enquirer Of Frid,x la,, coo,.i,
earnest appeal to The trends OF Jackson throughout
" TO MAKE the csuse Of heir cbis the tesi OF IN,
Vo's 10 'hs August election is plain tina, the ve,e
'n EDITOR Deems tht public printing TO be in danger
!, Mr., Giim'r's Calhoun paper getting under 60,
W heaTa te" weeks sin<e that the printer (AI,
Mksnoie, formerly OF ihs ,own) was abeu, l-a.,ns
ChafoesViiie to Purehas. maI.ras and douh,e.s tbs
E7I" ref I. aware OF 'hsr having reached Ricbm n
ms "ppe"i DeI".e US howrv'r. " no 90 eDergene
some he editor formerly made against Jackson"
have no hesitation in declaring that have seen ths
attack with much egret Circumstances occurred
some time ago TO give a most advantageous oninon
oil Mt DAVIS have repeatedly expressed IL on everv
suitable occasion. hough differed essent,Il,, m
political opinions, have written nor pubshed a
single line against him since that time was in ,nes
mat lie recprocated my feelings confess there Tor.
mat an article which appeared in his paper in arch
or APnl last. gave me some paint was I'M
the shape Of letter, this Ell. c. thai sons
rsT'ns had been counting noses in lie Legislature nj
VrSinis tina; so macy were in favor of Cav 40 MAN.
Tor CahOun snd go many for Jsck,ou; and thai bv
tisg the two FIRST at The next session, The Publ r
PruntIoE you'd be taken from m.. asd transferred 10
some o'her p'r'on IL Mr. Dsvi' wiling 10 ga
crifce all his private feelings to political snimo,i
tyi is every thing TO give way 10 party spirit /.
there no possibility Of giving in any case TO social in
that harmony and afIe ciion witho (which b
ty, and even lie itself but dreary hnrss Blu wLiIe
saw the remarks OF the Republican with pain we.
determined not TO reor them.--The paragraph before
me, strikes me win SIN more surpTize but will moi
indulge in any recrinnatioD, in unfriendIy ex
preston.
few words may be allowed me, however for mn,
ownjusiifcation. have said nothing against the new
papsr although have been sufficiently tw,led about
H. The teid OF enterprise is open TO MIR Gilmer as il
10 TO any other man OF talents.
Live and LET live is the proper maxim in these r.,
ses. IL the Legislature chooses to give him ar anv
other man the Public Printing be il so. shall sub-
nit TO their determination without murmur 1 could
on respect uy tell them, what ! told them in an Of
fetal letter several years ago, that have lived without
the Office once, and can live without il again and hat
though highly appreciate the confidence which gave
the office, will never sacrifice my Independence 10
obtain itthsi this ess is free as the air which
BREATHE" &c. &c.
MIR Davis is mistaken in his facts When wro,e
my article on the August Elections, | did not believe
tha@r e. intended TO publish his paper Rad received
letter from dis ant correspondent but two DAYS before
my article was peDned stating, among other things that
Mr. q. had gi' up the idea did not hear Of AR
OK ennies Visit OF the arrival OF the materials
nor have heard of them except through the medium
oil MT Davis.-l wrote the article in question 10 pre-.
sent TO the Jackson counties the ques ion whether ihev
ought not 10 consider, at their elections the proprietv nj
putting in men who would go into Jackson caucus I
was impeed 10 write il by the strong feelings tb,,
were generated by the conduct Of the Opposition eIse
,oie,e, aud some Of Them here saw nanenvres dill
gently used 10 swell the apparent strength Of the Claw
party, with view OF operating upon public opinion
We had seen strong anti Jackson toass published that
had never been given and the so publishing them
as given, Knowing that they had never been given
We thought IL high time TO rouse and 10 re- ACT nv
equal spirit, though by different means on our poi,i.
cal opponents Hence, the article on the auRust Eiee
hons.