Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
rxTaAcGnIElEY EEyELATIoN,

We ..cc,v,j hY ic az ..cnif.'S mail
cuTy cf tie NV l'o'l, Democrat protesting 10
,.,yc a cop. or :; letter whjch ma been picked
p in h. el'ceiS" .! Ncw iorf, rurroIline 10 bc
at,c.'c from "Ash,7 ad s,h SEPT, from Hem
Clay to 9. ic".sir,) II. Clay, Esq, (now il lie
city c: New York We cut lac lej,or Oh, C. ~,
"ncmuc-a'.' .rGer tn" Impression ih,t j. was
qniz, ani dcl".nnr' 10 mat" 10 psc ., II, unr
it s.!oa1 ~ Authenticated. ~ Micaiar crcriags
Mai WcGisco."r,G irr.a the "N.w Yorn Fer
1s Posi-" aAG the New Yolk a!on.A. Post
TIA. III us. hid ncan rTc"irrsir ;a.5cf,i 10
ihc:n, and Tia; 'hav had '!cc:re'' publishing It
DE Post regardif. j. a. rrnb30iy & forgery Ia
ccuglcThalcrcr The Eoo-nacl for""y.
Wna. WIS cir Surprise - 1sceti.i: ~ jIc last
i.vcl:nns Nal .fo'n he ~ J. Democrat" alt
"!hc Ncw, ,lar tIc ls.:ef vas g"nninc--;hc
.icratr:e III. ClGys-1':i tho BODY 81 the l',,r
in tie ''aad-vriii!: 81 hie son. 9Th D1uoria'
';als'. tat 'on :'au'da;' "vcaiig Re- Mr Cr,,i1'
H. tisyl ca,,l a. on, dice N con pauv with b.,
fric:d, Dir h:'Elrah 81 tie II.bl.ac ,nIcxa,a.r-
ci iir Grici.sI letter Aier r"rn,iag il, aaI cy.
aiming the signature ihsrco he in III" m,>i
Idany and houoTlhl, sGanner, a,lmiittd tfA u W7S
| 4 4tHuint Lcti.r fcn' HJ.rV LLJp 20 i;w and maj
;hc signature attached ihere.o, was the ccitn,fc
sicna:.ue oil Gay"
This extraordinary raurr HIS rrodnced, IS It
nigh. ae expected, great excitement in New YORK,
ard il is dcFtired to spread much frrihcr, ami ID
cyenno lite irAEcrce ulon the pclIiical events Of
The times. En-, W have ~ room ;his morning ior
INC ic;ttt :.,cif * lie prio. letter about C. VI
Clay, Of he >; inst. Which called ,hi, Letter forth
nor for the comments which "The Democrat
males upon both. The Morning News regards
the DEVELOPMENT = u some consequence. when il
save
at Is certainly very unfortunate accident iog
Mr. Clay th,i his Letter should have reac, e,i ~
destination Only through he rcrnd abou; WY ot
the columns 81 tho ic-1o,rat. !: exhibits z MS
raDc picture of tie shutting and assembling ol
a politician. unsy anxious about he ".e.y great
Gclicacy Of NY position. -;he 'noc--s.il oi tie
greatest circgnsrecti1n. ard especially HAT
vou should avoid committing me" It vii. do
him no good with the :;boli;onisir, whom rs
friends are 50 war,nlv courting willie il requires
10 Prophet To forercll is influence at the south,
rccogrizirg rs il docs Mr.. C,.siu. y. Cay MS
sion IL he Abo!i;ionis.s, and aroloci'ns &c tie
| ic,ler which strong pressure oi southern cXpa-
pehicncv he'd alone cxto.,ed from him, IN G.a
:oNal OF that mission. ilr. Ciays defeat w7s
certain enough before hi. letter viii 20 far 10
remove from the minds of many who have still
clurg 20 him any douh: Of tic vel! neri;cd JUS
ticc Of his political late
the general Spirit and purrcr, Of Ibis letter.
| involve The whole moral OF Mr.. Cay's cafeer'
| The New York Tribune, (on the other hand,
staunch Clay paper,) apparently emharraS.et ~
hi, ma,apropnS revelation rather awkTadF r.
marks, that Whether genuine or mol, il ia pr
Tectlv proper and honorable letter; such as NJ.
! Clay vel. might have written withoW en'ge'uhS
! him 10 the least cen.ure Or nnkindne,H rom Any
quarter. II any BODY ha. manufactured il, he
has shown his good sense ara appreciation %
Mr.. Clays character br wiring such le;eF3
he knew he public would no; credit any other
| a-sA Ar Interesting Coiamunica ion, .ignc'
| "E,ree 1,od. IN The Tobacco business, Is !c-
ceived AMI will appear tomorrow