Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-02
KichmOnd, va, Friday, Nov. g.
TuE EIECTIONII

THE ELECTIONn
We are on the eve of the election Pennsylvania.
and Ohio vote to-day. Vuginia, Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Geor-
gia, Illinois and Missouri, Uotc .Monday-Kentuc-
ky on Tuesday-North Carolina Wednesday,
and the other States i'm rapid succession. All the
States must vote within "a days from the LIST We'd
nesGay i'm December
This is, Of course the last paper shall issue be-
fore the people of this State will go to the polls-
All that ask is, that they should turn out; for
we know they ,cH do their DUTY. Let every man be-
up and adding. Friends of Jackson, TO the polls.
TO the polls! and show this mopgrel Opposition that
all they have said of the reaction in Virginia is a
SANDER upon you; that Jackson is still your favo-
rite, and that you still the friends of his admins
tration.
C. We beg our friends in every county of the
State to transmit the returns by the earliest mails
We anticipate a glorious victory throughout the
Union. We shall beat Clayism, Anti Masonsm and
Banklsm, horse, foot, and Dragons" We enter
tain not doubt of il.
Pennsylvania will give Old Hickory a majority of
ut least $4,000. His opponents there are completely
ap-fal!en.-Not bet TO be had--and scarcely a.
brag to be heard
We have the most cheering from W York
The same from Ohio! Every new nanruvre on
~ plunges the Opposition into new disgrace. Since.
the Central Anti Masonic Committee have with
drawn their ticket, and invited their friends i'm Ohio
to vote for the Clay ticket which they are now
pleased to term the u',pledged, several of the Anti
Masons have come forward i'm the public prints to
denounce the bargain The enemy is there scatter
ed and distracted--and the Jacksonmen count upon
at least $4,000 majority.
| Citizens of the Old Dominion of YOU.
whom this feeble voice may reach before the cleo
ton, Turn out, turn ont! Rally around A. Jackson,-
IL me deserves the support of any State i'm the Union
ii IS Vrginia.
MIR. JEFFERSON
We are not disappointed in the course of Mr..
James Watson Webb. Instead of doing us the jus-
ice to republish late article or any part Of il he
continues to Perret the garbled extract of Mr. JEFF
| la 20 lafta Nt,,k
Editors who adopted his misrepresentation, has
had the liberality to acknowledge their mistake Mr.
Duff Green alone erceptedy
Under these circumstances, think ourselves
bound TO publish document which has been vo
UNFAIRLY placed in our hands by high minded Pro-
fessor OF the University of Virginia We received il
OH wednesday morniDg-and we must now throw
ourselves upon the consideration of our readers for
troubling them again upon the subject. We owe
them an apology, perhaps, for the seeming vanity of
publishing such letter. 1t is indeed high praise
from such a source-praise, which can only at
tribute TO the kind personal feelings which the au
thor was good enough to entertain for us-praise
which is much better due 10 the old aurora, whose
ability has never been surpassed in America-to the
Examiner whose energetic defence of our rights i'm
'he times that tried mems souls deserves all praise
and to other Editors i'm those or in more modern
days But we assure our readers, that as we were
not aware of its existence until three DAVIS ago so.
we would have kept it to ourselves if the gross in
justice of those, who wish wound us through Mr.
Jefierson's Sides did compel us 10 give it circu-
laton. ~
We make G,rri,er appeals to the justice of y.
w. Webp-but we once more call upon Messrs
Morris ofitie philadelphia Inquirer" Niles of the
weekly Register" the "Freeman's Banner" of Bal
ilmore, the Lexington Observer" Hammond of
the "Cineinnati Gazette upon one of the Columb;o
papers, and upon oil others who have given curren-
cy to the original misrepresentation, to have grace
enough TO repmblish the following Letter we ask
the same favor of our political brethren in those re-
specuye cities, should the presses of our opponents
be sealed against the demands of Justice We
would have also called upon MIR. Stewart of the
Charleston Evening Post" for the amende honorable:
but as his paper is dscontinued--we are therefore
under The necessity of asking either the "Patrotn
the Courier or the "City Gazete,to republish this
article, as soon as they can make il convenient in
their columns. Why deny that we feel some little
anxiety for It's republication i'm that quarter? Alta
moment, big perhaps with the fate of the whole.
Southern country, we wish especially TO have some
chance of fair hearing by fellow citizens of s.
Carollna-and ut all events, if we cannot plead the
testimony of Mr. Jefferson in our behalf if the pre-
JUDGES OF the friends of Modification should forbid
that hope; we desire, at least not to have his high
name and ms respected authority quoted uniustly
against the humble prctcnsions of this paper
The Correspondent, TO whom we are indebted for
The following letter, writes the 29th iDst that
he had seen "the article in the Enquirer of the 12tb
inst on the subject of extract ola letter alleged to
have been written by Mr. Jefferson recently Duh
lished in the N. York Courier aud EnquirerS-aDd
that this article "indstinct!y recalled TO (bsl recol-
lection letter which lie thought that (el had for
merly seen among the unPubtishedpapers Of Mr.. JET
jerson."
determined (says hey soon an opportunity should
occur examine his papers in order ascertain whether
there was such letter Since that time portion of his
papers has been placed in my possession by Mr. RAN
dolph for another purpose and yesterday made te pro-
posed examination Of them The letter which supposed
to exist found; and deeming it due 10 truth and Justice
that should be communicated you, herein with Mr.
K"nd.Sph's assent, inclose you copy OF it,
Very respectfully, yeurs sc.
lhT' JDeTs0n TO Mr. W. Short, nor Of Philadelphia
! . "MoNTIcELLo, Sept g. '23.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor Of July as from, Avon CANA
70 hand ON the 10th OF August and have delayed an
swcrng II on the presumption Of your continued absence
But The approach OF the Of frost in that region has
probably before this time, turned you about to the South
readily conceive, that by the time OF your return 10
Philadelphia, you will have had travelling enough for the
present. and therefore acquiesce in your proposition 10
give us tic next Your own convenience is a
sufficient reason, aEd auxiliary is that we shall
then have more Tor you TO and approve. BY that
Time, our Rotunda (the wall Of which will be finished
this monthly will have received lis roof and will sew IL.
SELL externally, TO some advantage. its columns only
will be wanting, they await their capitals from
Italy. We have just received from thence and are now
putting up the marble capitals Of The buildings we have
already erected, which completes whole system ex
ceP the Rotunda and its adjacent gymnasia. are now
ready TO receive their occupants should the lessa
ture at their session, Hberae our funds as Is booed
we shall ask but one year procure our professors
tor most OF whom, we must 20 TO Europe IN your sub
stuon OF Monticello, instead OF your annual visit 10
Black Rock will engage you equal health and more ee-
nal and pleasant climate. But, instead of the fitting
flirting and gay assembage Of that place. you must be
conened with plain and sober family and neghbory so.