Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25
R0EIVI0NEa
KENTUCKY SENATOR.


Ms. Clay has zen slested Ssna,or, oy r Col r. NJ
johnson, by majority Of nine vse,-Mr Casey,
and Geo. Robeit', OF III .rdio, another indv,du.l ic
ID ss Jacksoniau, vo ing for Mr. Clay june, Alter.
Dil!i' Dyer, Aerabem Jones' ani Ssnue' Sander we
Instructed by their 20 vo,e
Tor Jack ION Senacr. The Speaker Of tho Hou,s-
the msmber from Ojham-ths TWO m.mb.r, from
Ba"en'--,he member from Henry--,h. msmber from
Wayae, all represented soun,iss In which MAJORITY of
no psops are well known 10 DO decidedly in favor Of
the Pre'iden; and a,,hongh these as naed counties
hem were az we'll informed Ina, they violated tho
will OF the msj'Ity efiteir constituents, as tho mem.
0's H., vs c,.x ,Saia', positive io;ru.'ion'
greater msjory than that by which if ,be
will Of The people had prevailed TIL, result she ,hs
advantage Of dteiPine end pariy-organz Mion. bare
plurality oil voes elects In Kentucky and In ..vsrI in
stances the Clay men wers eseei ny IN noti " bs
cause Of con est between several Jaek.osiao, Tor The
sans plAse, p.odnsing division In their party This
was no, 'he sa.e VS. believe, in a 'inY. in,,ane with
Gay party iox tho las cleo loo in KY. Globe
Ersrdcf IF u letter to the Editor, dated
ma lNDIANAPoLIs. Nov. 10. 1891.
=, ine 'Nonai Y invention. or. in her words, tho
Federal Convention, for the Sae OF Iadan, has iut
closed, having been in session two d,ys.
OtteguIsr telsga'es they numbere Less an .U a,
IT, They appointed Charles Dswe J, lats Of Ms.ss.hu.
s,tts, P.e,ideni who, when be ssma 10 hi, State.
wa. strong advosae for the Hartford C,pvtn i,n.
They appointed General Nelly, Of the West, and
s'ae Hawk, OF the South, and Gsorg- III. Dasn, &C the
E"'' as delegates 10 attend III. Convention at IT.
Clay for President, " "
Tho meeting was far from harmonious, but finally
re"ied In tho psssage OF warm address, ana III,
most immaory resou ions against .nersI J,.k,cp!
ihoy said nothing about Wee President; bu, scrns
oil ihs more unguasded have said that iii, we'll
undsr,ooi that Me- Writ Is to bs the man, and union
tbus efss'ed between the Clay msn and AMI nj ason,
and thus put down An'i-Masonry by ees,ng two Ma
Speaking of the election Of Mr. Clay to the Senate.
one Of our Frankfort correspondents says Such an
other victory would ruin MIR. Clay" We do not know
that this is entirely correct Mr. Clay has succeeded
hui I,ru al. IN -.
eiected'n opposition to worthy and popular man. and
In contraventon Of the public WILL Had Messrs Ro-
berts Dyer aud Casey, voted for Col Johnson his vote
would have been G7-and had Crutchield of Oldham
Jonas OF Grant, Smith Of Henry and the two represent
taves from Barren, voted the will of their
Col Johnson would have received 72-Mr CLAY &c
We are persuaded that, in this instance, i'm the eIec
ton OF Mr. Adams in 1925, (or in of
the office Of Secretary of State Mr. Clay has done more
he is again in office He is snug for years 10 come
and may, by chance, manage 10 be elected to the
station he now fills. More than this is be expected
TO THE EDIToR.-FnANxronr Nov 10.
DedT Su-: About three o'.iosb, TO day, Mr.. CLAW
was .'std Senator Of the United States by ,ini VOC
OF our G.nera Assembly. Mr.. Clay had 73 and Col
Richard NJ hnson 81 votes, ard vote thrown away
oy jackson Senator. Mr. r bert,. OF Hsrd,n voted
lof NJ Clay, having previously ads his DUNG spefcb
Mr. Dyer voted for Mr.. Clay, although he held In hi,
hand the Instructions OF bis eons,,us to vote other
wise Hs also inside his funeral sermon before he voted
NJ Jonas also voted for Mr.. Clay. IL, stated that
bad been put into his har d. aeeompani,a
by note. purporling to BE- instructions by M i,,v
oil his constituents TO vote dfsren y that these In,
sirucons were procured secretly, there being no no.
nee or public meeting given or held to procure lh.m;
that few days before no lei. homs his pss friend,
mad procured Instructions, and, strange to tell nv
MAJ ry o. sir siainS him 10 the vos he vas about
10 give. ~
The frs. insrusions wcrs TO vote for Col Johnson
me feur VOTES above stated had b. en- sdded 10 the
vo'e ei Co. johnson. he would have al SO and Mr.
Clay ~ votes Henry, oldham snd Blrren are jack.
son counties, beyond doub. L, was kno WI chat Smith
OF henry, aud Crutehhsld OF OOham, would not ob.v
ioshutu on'; and II they had voted the will OF heir
constituents, their votes, aud those o. RJbs,,s Dv.r
Joua. and Casey, added TO The 81 votes reeevsj Nv
vi. JJhnsop, would havs eleEied h M Such an,,bsr
victory would ruin Mr.. Clay. Even this nra,sn,
vL|ry mas Killed HIN. The King Of I.raeI has taken
"e '"''e poor etos Ldmo isom ME- Criiianden.
-, go Louisville .ddpertiser
- Inc following sx rass OF ist,ers from Ffankfort
Ky. show in what manner MIR. Clay has again cone
Ia poi ,ical life. Do ~''
Jonas from Grant, was in.rueted by a m iori,v of
all the legal voters in his county 10 VOC fer CT Jahn.
ION, az was Dyer OF io, both Of whom a,.er nAkny
'ohe apologies, when iher names were called a, d5
ai'o George Roberts, Esq. from II udn yolatsd ,h,ir
Instructions, and voted 70: Mr.. Clay. Major Yansev
;, Ju' oeloie 'ne vote was taken, wi rlssr
aJorhy OF all the voters in Barren Co. hei
members 10 vote Tor Jaekion Tor ihs Senate Tus
you see hai theso i've votes, they placed on In,
Jackson sk az ihey sh ulI be from ,hs crpressed M
OIL ns eoh'ti ueni' would have eleeled Col Johnson %
say nothing OF Sni Of II .nry Crut.b6-IJ If n a..
who are from dssidsd jack on counties s, van ssa
u" hough Mr. Csy 10 elected he has hi, off :. ~
'hs violation Of 'he igh, Of zion by MARIAN II
those who vot.d for his % "
lac writer might, viii equal pr. prey, b .vs aided
their constituents "N w" VI
~ CHlEF JUS ICE MARSHALL
/ lie venerable Chisf Justise lea the si,v en- sund
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