Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-21
POLITICS.
NEW YORK POLITICS

As predicted the anti-masons are not entirely pre-
pared to consummate the bargain made by certain OF their
leaders with the Clay party. The Hon. John Crary the
same believe who has some times been called honest
John Crazy OF the earliest anti masons i'm the sta
and formerly the antmasonc candidate for the Office
Lieutenant Governor has published address his par
y IN which he lays open the progate nature Of the
nGuvre by which it is sought throw their weight into
the scale Of the party opposed to the national administration
The following is extract Of letter FROM aenrceana,
hrgus. " - S
"YOu will perceive in the Banner Of the I'll, instant IN.
address oil Mr. Crazy, o the anti masons of 1925 Hi
object appears to be, apprise his associates tat tho
tegnty OF antl-masonry is sported with by marty ,s
pecieH Of making merchandise of and principles in
'neahcc oil thelr own ambitious views and that ,bo
candidates nominated not anti mason, n is 49,,
ted by The editor OF the Banner that Mr. Crarv s entitled
TO be heard not only for his services in the canse M
masonry, but on account OF the space he has
IN the public estimation 1t is known also that Inc i W.,
called pioneer antmason His fidelity the principles
on winch the party formed has been oucs,on
CO. Ills standing III society, and his intercourse with The
leading politicians of the party in different parts of the
sale nave made him acquainted with the recent move
ments OF certain individuals 'o appropriate
10 Their own use and he has too much integrity n ,vod
mat information from the public The facts and
set orih III The expose, namely, that the candidates nom
mated are not in the original sense of the term
but have assumed the garb in order TO appropriate
sorry TO political purposesand that the electors mr. h
majority oil them will ii elected for CLAW and Ser
geant were facts sufficiently proven by circumstances n
Salty most minds But it required distinct reiteraion C
then 10y man possessing the actual KNOWLEDGE oftber
trutl-and whose Proverbal honesty should be tbe Won
cher OF his VeTacy-to bring them home will ,.o
orce' 10 the conviction OF anti-masOns. This conceive
is done by the communication Of MIR. Crazy The f,ct
and the conclusion drawn from them by Mr. C. cnnpo,
resisted " o' &c
"Ihe appearance Of the expose has created here M
small sensation Honest farmers and mechanic " bo sup
posed they were aiding each other in putting Town re-
masonry by supporting the tickets nominated AZ ii,i.
were a'onsned at The hypocrisy of the party when thew
read the disclosure But is probably too soon
opinion OH its probable effect II will doubtless oen he
eyes of many" 10" VIC
In Washington county like bargain was mad. a..
terms linz in he A A
the clay nidsOns should yield the Assembly and Sen,
al tickets to the AndsOns, and that the Anti Maon
-, 5o; 'i support or Congress, Samuel Stevenson
ddnG"g royaf aTch mason, who has, until the cons,n
NATION OF this bargain, openly violently enouncd
masonry as any man in the state" Thsis resouti
oil anupathles with vengeance, sacrifice ofpreiudces
the pubic good, solemn treaty of peace and snitv he
tween cats and dogs The bargain il is said was rads AZ
loany last June The ani-nasons OF Washington county
however, according TO the account OF the
e Argus are not inclined TO rafy this strange CONTACT
asa further proof OF tile disgust which ibis bareCaced
"I between me unpnncipled politicians of the two par
es mas gwen to the honest part both Of the friends of
Mr. Clay and Of the Anti naons we copy the followin
rom lhe CoopersIown Journal WHAT'S said as 10 the e
iect oil The veto, in the Western part Of the State seen
TO ms highly probable IL is the fate of that docn,nen ~
Ve popular The manner in which has been denounced
9y me seryIe prints OF the Clay party, has failed TO pro-
uu.e me intended effect, even Oh their own readers.
correspondent, under date of the 9th ins writes ne
as as lo'lowsi-"l have just Mr.. -. from the |
VINO assures me that our prospects there are much
brighter 'han was anticipated The HONEST Ant-ma.
sons are very indignant at the BARGAtN and re6,se q,
,,suy a. Many electors who have heretofore supported
Nj Granger declare that they can do mo longer ire
minded and honorable men Of the Opposition. WHO
IRE not Anii-masons, also offended MANY of tie On
posuoh papers III HAT region refused to publish tbe Veto
u .ne President but their readers purchase il IN pam
'het form and read It, lis effect has been astonisbing
hundreds and hundreds who voted against Cen J,rkso
~ 20 declare mat he must aud shall be sustained
ember canvass " i'''" ~ "'o NJ
ADFoau 'no ihea OF an arnagamaon between the CLAW
;oson Press paes IS condemned on both sides The
ne hnumasons should give to make Mr. CLAW President
you'd be- as to that portion of the party giving II snr
ender ana dissolution Of AnmasonfyS On The
pc boston Masonic Mirror paper on the CLAW side
OF tne attempt to marshal the two parties in this
a'e uhder the same banner, remarks
we hn0o there are men in the National Reooblcan mar,
VINO VIII never vote for Granger o. any candidate
o'pateo Dy HHti"dsonte COHvenfioH buf rho ,eoad
Die J0T JGcson, though poiifically amused n G;,n
,rf Liaa hasard The success the qfi,nasone Flee
"dt ticheL recently endorsed by The Lfiea INN,
VIII be found that there s large nos,h ~ h, =
auona Republicans, both in New York and eise,bsre =
~ WIZ never sanction union dsreputable1 for anv
'nIeenop WITH anumasonry 10 disreputsbls The same
'"s ""s played The last year by the sane moe a, Inc