Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27
The kjdDoDpers,

The Conspraors meet with little mercy III Tue 0ts'
tant papers. The Madisonion declares, that Plea
scnts's plot swas not all Dream; we had an mixing
Of it than year ago, and will SPEAK oil u at
the proper time" The an o Advertiser" declares It
10 be Sin perfect keeping with the conduct Of the Clay
Wings Of the present day The hanglngs and bum
ings in eligy Of President Tyler the threats OF M
peachucn,; conviction, and the fate OF Charles l. tor
the exercise OF constitutional power; The promised
gleamngs Of ten thousand bayones on Pennsy lvuna
avenue TO force the President into submission 10
caucus dictaton by Congress-threats, which, though
startling and important in their artificial preference,
are apparently viewed by the party Of which Mr.
Peasants processes to be prominent member, as
dangerous and supremely ruinous in their practice
The New Orleans /" Jefrrsoninn says, The Wig
is endeevorIng 10 palm II Oft as hoax, but they
will find the people unwilling 10 be made the Object
Of such ests and besides the train of circumstances
correctly set forth, the unusual pains taken by Mr.
Peasants to paaie, or in some measure do away wh
the tnormity Of the act is sufficient 10 convince any
unbiased mind, Of The truth Of his confession II any
thing in either Wing folly recklessness or wickedness,
could have surprised after the deveopements oil The
pipe laying frauds in N York the recent cab H.
censes owncity; this would surely be calculated
to do So The "St. Louis Reporter declares, that
"there be doubt OF the truth OF he esons thus
extorted from one Of Mr. Clay chosen instruments
The "Pittsburg Gazette AYERS that .the persons ho
could concoct such scheme of - would stop al
nothing, however unjust, to accomplish their objects Of
personal aggrandzement, as cannot for momen, be
supposed that they were governed by feeling OF pat
riotism, regard for The public welfare. 'rhe Doyle'
ton Democrat reminds its readers 'wh what huron
the development of the plots Of the notorious Ann Car
son, 10 steal away son Of Governor Snyder, for tie
purpose of wringng from that Excellent Chief Ma
gistrate of Pennsylvania, pardon, for her Paramor
received
CAT that day it had not entered into the Imagination
Of any in this country, that Secret Basd Of heu
ed pnrtizans would ever lay scheme to aLduct aud
hold IN captivity President Of the United States elect
ed by the free surfaces of an enlightened people
Yet to such extrcmes have the Federals of the pre-
sent day carried their luminosity to Democratic ad'
.ninslration, that we find association OF the tho'
sen leaders of their party in the State Of Vng'
MA doubtless with secret pass cords and gripes BY
which they nigh, know each other by day aud night
ready to se'-e upon, and carry OF, and murder ne
cessary the Democratic President Of the United States,
in Of his reelection. What will the Sieven''s,
the Riiners, the Burrowes, and The Middleswaffs
say TO this of abduction, which is five hunt'ed
fold worse IN lis conception than the Morgan abcuc'
lion IF there ever was such case for, this was no,
merely abduction Of Mr.. Van Buren,, but hsd
in view the subversion Of the Government" TIE
"Kentucky Gazette rdicues the effort Of 'some O.
the Wing prints endeavoring 10 break the force Of
this astounding sclosure, by afe citing to regard ~
hOaz This is shallow device, and can deceive 90
one. Mr.. Peasants takes too much pains TO Jus',y
his scbeme-nrgurs lis justice, safety and renscha''
too deliberately, t" permit suspicion that ne ~eS
not in cool earnest when be penped his commun'ca
ton. The "Vsll-y S'ar," and the "RockheH,mI n
Sentinel" reprobate the scheme and rdicoe the s.y
attempt to pass it of Hoax. That trick WI, ~.
do--altliough the Ar,ful Dodger may Try to "'n''"
more fluid npon it.
So deep an Indignation is this plot scattering far ana
wide The public mind, that even the "ious, ~.
Journal" (whose Editor wrote The biography Oh w.,
Clay declares the betrayer Of such plot TO oe
mented." lf he is not demented, his Editor WIZ
come so, be fore the Public have done with the
They not all "asses, Ito use bis own c'as sTr
pbrase) to be caught with the device Of hoax "lGs
are not quite so f enough for IRAr."