Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
Mr.. Cro,gtord's risn 10 Virginia"

Under this head, the last Washington Re
publican States that ga report is prevalent in
the city, and is repeated with much conf
dence, that Mr.. Crawford has received very
marked slight from distinguished citizen
during his visit in Virginia."-W were. III
some loss for key to this mysterious para
graph, until dipping into the CITY Gazette"
of the same date, we found the following So
| utiun:
= There was rrpnr hrsky pu, about in Ibis civ
Yesterday, from bat sourre we know not, buI ~hcl
NAV ind ITS way into certain newspapers that whilst
/ Nj. secretary Crawford lately al monipelier,
| nh visit to Mr.. Madison, Presden Monroe called {;
hru finding Mr. Crawford there did aot farry The
'"S' bvnchburg paper informs a. ,ai Nj. Crawford
was at Major Iancet s. u, BuckimghaiD ia Virginia
among his friends. W. understand that he was de
tanned some time nj Montpelier and We know that
his 'nvfa'Ion from Mt. Jefferson vas very warm
and pressing one"
The "Cty Gazette" remarks that if The
above report bs true, &" it admits of hut one
Just conclusion, namely, that Presiden, Mon
roe, according to his avowed policy. did nef
wish to give the least colour for an impression
That he took any part in the pending prrsiden-
Ial question, for or against either candidate
The Washington Republican with equal
truth and elegance, observes, If the facts are
correctly gwen, they may hr adduced rs new
evidence, that, whatever may have been lis
former situation in the political armament,
IN IFS perlhrlium.--SO iaras we have heard
this visit 10 Virginia has only produced dis
credit tO the speculative genius who planned
IT, and disgrace 10 The cause it was intended
to serve.''
.No'c for he factS.-Thc President and fam
ly'7 not calling at Mr.. Nadisnn's was owing
To Mrs Monroe's indispOsliou. The ladies' of
the Montpelier family met them in the road :;
but Mrs. VI. declined going in promising 10
make some stay on their return In the city
VI. Or igford ienS notMen at .Hontpeiier-This
rumour * all Seton, raised for eIeci0neer-
Ing purp se;. We are nO,C prompted to add
IN consequence Of the q" Republicans" misrc-
presentation, that Mr.. Crawford has been re-
ccived every where in Va. in the most mark
ed and friendly manner. RE will visit both
Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Monroe.
The n. z Statesman, which reached us
las; night, publishes letter from Washington.
which it says may be relied on as auihcntic,-
giving he same story WIKI nelc embellishments.
The writer says, that as soon asjNr Craw ford
beard of Mr.. MOnroe's leaving his estate IN
Loudoun for that in Albrmarle he quilted
Washington dod arrived at Mr.. Madison's
before bim--tha or The Presidents drawing
up To Mr.. MadIspns house, heappeared much
surprised to see Mr.. &. there but with his usual
acute diecernment he saw at once i0i1f Il alt
W'0Nf, ana WIN HH excellent address declined
lighting, saying he was pressed for time to
meet geHtleman, who was wailjag ut Alhe-
marie to treai with him for the purchase of
That cstate-th that thus part of Mr.. C's plan
was frustrated for had he succeeded IN
getting the great trio together ~ Monticello,
the paiion would have been told the mrpiing
had been projected To reconcile Mr.. Monroe
and Nr. Crawford t'hcirI aAiag ouiis MRS 10
us, and false as it is new aud to unite by
their Joint influence the Republican party ln
C's support - -gious Bat if 'C's
enemies are determined to defeat his pretrn-
Sons, let It be 10y fair means, DOT by such out
rageous laIsehOOds.
The correspondence between Mr.. John Ad-
ans aud nis relative the late Mr.. Cunningham
has not yet come 10 hand The end number
of WrrGthon repeats his denuncaions against
this breach Of cOnfdence : and concludes with
ihe folioving declaration Yet we purpose
10 examine some Of the Letters themselves.
not isgly for the purpose of shelving that
Nlr. Adams, senior, is SOLELY accumulate for
tneiF contents, but Of proving that there is
nothing coalcine9 IN Mem ,chicb he soas NOT