Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-14
Kentueku Revelations.

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Kentucky Revelations.
The Lexington Re porter (Clay paper OF The is' "s
The first intelligence by 20 means agreeable
Had Vi,.;n, ,.k,p her stand with New York, y "oolu
Prsider. election II snU nau renss s effect
will be 10 re.inrsora,e the party, aud impure u VIZ" ~
energy" ~. ,,,, or The Whies and
,ba;r associates the Conservatives, when lhey 'h't"
10 re- elect, Mr. Rives At the late session OF 'e hes
,n,. Then they had majority, ana lhpy may "o'' :"
the wears be able to boast OF as 'nuch
- ,s General Assembly II is true, Mr.. RVes, II elect
"a o,d have been chosen in opposition 10 lhe VIII :"
majority Of The people, and Instructions 70 supp'..
Adninisirs lion would have been sent 10 nm az "asn
;,n- buI on III. right Of instruction the genih ma"
sid ..s,Ip have accommodated his views to ms ne"
nos,on In other terms, he could have swallowed .ne
creed nr Federalism on that pnin', ana "ou'u ha's
Ixbed il rs dessert To the opinions ne mas ao"Peu wiz
n the expediency OF establishing nalohai od"A'
We concur, entirely, in the argumen. OF the , nen
,,ckv RepnIler, that the Denoctalic Victory w W.
MIA shows that she has cas-, OH MIR hiYrs ano na. "
,Lnla,ed to iuvigoale the friends OF Inc AoHhiSua.
,;n and ;nspire Them with increased confidence. IL
will probably have another happy effect 10 aayng ,ue
angry feelings that have recently been manes'eo ~ M
friends of Clay aud Harrison Inc former, aver y" IN
lsc,;ons take place in few more States VIII, ~ a'
nnh,hIi,v chserfully consent that Harrison sna oe
be,,,n once more Then The two nsp,rans may DC P'e
sented TO the erent WING party IN io44-shouiu Puiy
eY.t al that period willing to Dc KNOWN as "ng0 "
,3,"on terms Of perfect equality. Both would oe
generally known and could claim The hnnor ano goy
Of having suffered double marty Id"m-oi having 'ongh'
brd and died in vain in The haowed cause o fhone1
Whirpery. This however Is an arrangement WHICH
can ony be carried into effect by the nds oil the TWO
asprants confess is no business OF ours ano We
may say the suggestion would have been "''hhe'o
we had not pllied The condition OF ola ''Ppfcanoe anu
felt disposed extrcale him from "a most Rahiui s'ase
Of suspense = LouisriHe 7drerhser
Ma CLAy's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES said, long ago, that
tho remuneration of all roa the Abolition
isis as political parlisans implied IN Mr. CLAY speech
of the last session. effected and mere stroke OF pc
lev designed open the way 10 the success OF ms CO.
,,,yion with Mr. RIyEs in Virginia. II ~as not doubted
Inn, The Abolition Wings in the North would see II IN
tha, ght and would not hesitate 10 support INN as cor
daily as if he had mol made this demonstration against
tnem The Wings Of The Connecticut Legislature nave
already furnished proof oil THIS.
The same Majority that voted down the report ana re-
eou,ions of The Democratic committee condemning lne
various schemes submitted IN the petitions OF Inc Aoo
,innists 10 the General Asse mby only lew Gays aer
wotds passed the following resolutions OF HENRY
and hy way Of white washing themselves tor eject
inn 10 The supreme judicial authority oil The surviving
members of The Hartford Convention, will De observed
thew cite es Of the grounds of their preference lo
Mr. CLAY. "his public suriess IN Congress during "s
Meeting of tie Uhig Members Of tie legislature
Ata meeting of the members Of the General Assembly
of the Stale vi Connecticut, opfoseu 10 he ~
mins,raion of the General Government, held al the
CIV Hail. in the City of Hartford on Tuesday evening,
the 2ls, day Of May, Hon. Roger Huntington, Chair
man. and Ca,lin, Secretary, the following preamble
and resolutions reported by committee appointed Tor
that purpose, after consideration, we're unanimously
adopted:
Whereas after years Of anxiety and depression, dur
ing which all the great interests OF our country were
sh1ouded in gloom, light has at length da~ned upon u.s.
and the eyes Of now waiting The ascent OF
SUM- whic b. under God, shall restore 10 us our ioner
day Of prosperity and hcaor-
Resoired That the confidence We have ever iell IN
the integrity patriotism and talents OF henry Clay, IS
cun6tmsd and strengthened by the daily history of his
public life as we'll by the constant and increasing al
iachment of his ellow-ci,izens throughout The u D
ResoIred That we remember with gratitude his eifec
tive and uniform support OF the great interests OF Ame
rIcau i,.Lus,-y, rLi:- --"iDS in Congress during
the war Of Sl2-n Europe ut The treaty OF peace ane
since in the Senate Of the U 5 where he Gained hs
elements Of dscord and dsunon, aud quoted lie mos
dangerous commoon hat has ever agilated our country
Wih heart single to The common interests OF this grta
people no local attachment object OF personal aho'
! ion has ever seduced him from his allegiance fure
na,r;oc and enlightened, he stands the hrs statesman
re go, ns great public SERVICES are enbamet
forever in the afeclunale remembrance Of his country
men.
RrsoIrsd That OF all The candidates proposed for The
Presidency of The U. S. prefer Henry Clay. But al
We regard prncp more than men, and country
more Than our party we will chferIully unite in The sup
part Of the candidate who .ha be nominated by pc
| ,cal friends in national convention Globe.