Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-08
RICHMOND, MAY Q, Ia24-
,un Ion M.

rance and dignitym matter, by the strength and cops,
iency of its statements He places Hay i'm the wrong
Tor who is not satisfied, that the weight EVIDENCE Il
on Mr. LIS side that throw ing aside all
all matters OF orm and nceties expression Gen Jack
sons letter TO Tue Presidents substantially such letter o
\ NJ, L. had described TO be.
o- stands TIE srderee th before me Pubca
what says Mr. Lowrc himself, That part Of Gen ia
letter (Which the President him. recommended TO
you as measure OF policy, your administration
by the appointment OF individuals from both
tue great political parties of the country, 'sou sr,iOa
ing che Of indiridsaLsrf
What says Mr. Jonathan Roberts That Gen TX le,tc,
did contains the proposition divide PRINCIPAL caei
net appointments between the Two parties which
tue citizens tii,iIed"9
What says Mr. Findiay What though hi, memory uAs
| the virgins blush and go :-yet when hi, i'm
pessnhs o The letter fresh upon bis mind he stated
!" the presence OF Messrs Thcuas Ruggle, that it did
recommends in the formation ofthe Cabne the selection
a" distinguished citizens from beth the republican md ,
federal parties
Here are three witnesses tesyine 10 the same stats
men-and, II the Presidents reply we're fairly before n, We
are much deceived by the description which MIR pives
" IT, would notspesh volumes the side Of tho
question.
NOW, what have we the other side 1st The presI
oes declaration 10 Mr. kremer he never had re-
ee"ed '"eA letter.? But what letter. WIN N le,,er
recommending him TO appoint distinguished repub
~ "u ''DO distinguishes federaiists his secre,nries"
"ee'1'"'ion' too made, while MIR. Monroe had no
s"eh letter before him-whle the letter was lost
but In the 2a place afier this letter had .e, -
ere'i and Mr. Hay had opportunity of coming s co,
vents nc comes forward with similar declaration Nj
MAKES 100 AFTER Mr. L. had positively denied ,ts, such
vas e s."'e'neh' 'ha'he (nr L. had made. Yet novith
standing this denial, Hr Hay chooses 10 co,sI, H.; =
masking "'S yer! statement; and puts 10 III. tro,
oil con'radictins it, In this way Mr. IIay shin, ,, -
''o "e'wee" them mud weakens the ei.acy of his own
e"ee' f"r how stands the case with him lie boldly
tue sta enent which MIR. l. declares he ppvcr
had made and 'vndes the very Statement, which Mr.
u'a MAKE why this evasion WHY does not Nj II =.
/ boldly contradict the assertion which M T ,,id ~,
"e one winch AlT' L. did not make The INF, renee il;
| e' "e'""se MT II could not boldly saw of this
S' as he had done ofthe rnrmer ,Icny The
ruin oil these assertions say Gen. Jackson did mar ;
Such "'eer' say Mr. Monroe did not read sur e,,.
to Dir Lowre and Mr. FiRlay or To any body .,se rh
question now ?" ~
oh he one SIDE, ihen have three Witnesses fno -,
speak OF the Presidents Lf,s,) attest TO p,sn ~
PoSiiion'-on he other hand two Witnesses ~, -,
proposition differently worced-tiGeren,t no ~ -
Out the same in spirit n in substance wo d $3.50 '
| 49, '"e" 10 oeiieNe Mr. Lowrie We have no oub, thu,
| - e"'s are Substantially correct We have no doub,
| 700 ' - "iu "rie a letter 30 the Presihen, advising
VA" 10 adopt m amagamating pocyto heal MARI, at
S 10 consider himself the President OF nntion m,
| not ~ n party call ho federalists iu,, ,,o
'e'ee' is cabinet OF the distinguished citizens NJ t,
parties. " oo'h
" uen should be the hend and front" Of his pronos
"on' IS worth while for Mr.. Iav 10 I,e dr,,;
''''nc'ions between the appointment of t,,o Cedor
a''sIs and two republicans, and the seiec,;,, s
.'" DON me parties Of The Was il worth whit,
''F Mr. Hay with Gen rs letter before him In bs A.,
ing u'S'"c"'nS where there is really s,oex
pose himself to the iispudtioh quibbliug and 10 The m
picion Of equvocntion, e s's
we trust that Mr. Lowrr wrong In sunnosD,, ,,,, A.,
PRESIDENT saw the last letter iIay before II Won, a.
! 80 p' ''' moi knowing Of the argumsnr, ne cannot he
e' hS"e'"ie Tor IT, Mr. Monroe should not split bo;rs
upon question Of This We have sail tIot n. ,
i"conSiderat"iy in the first nsiance-and TIM, ba ,,,
rave KEPT himself aloof from the dpu,e-Rut "a. -,
"ie'er from Washington, in which il is said tbn,,
| MT ~ cane" upon him, Mr. X. in much wro,,,
'nn demanded 60 know whether Gen j. had eve, ,v;,,
nm letter advising the appointment of TWO f.,,eaIi,
ard two republicans: that the Presden, answered. ~ 49,,
MAJ he scarcely ever conversation Il, roach
- jumpers an" surely not in the shape which IL has
"s"eo-or else the President would have take. moro
pains TO hunt the letter. and verify his rec,ec &c
|is "'ings no" stand what is his duty? He can have
no objections Of any thins that lie Il;
sell 10 let iifee the light We Understand that il promuv
iuec"hes the "n'agnmaiing policy Gen. ito serve
49,. " e " "o'"' way should he rot publish ut once.
this letter! II he has any scruples in regard IN bi
respondent, why not frankly lay before hin,
him for his permou senJ Mr. Kren,er an, 60, Tin
arght IN any one point into which may have been has.
my betrayed into error fOr rather Jackson COM
menced the correpondeuceas it is his letter which h
why does not the General publish his own letter
ana then ask the leave of the President publish his reply
ana Then MS own repy' Is this course from c
no phantom ofequec, calculation OF political conse
que"ces oueh' 10 deter such Andrew Jack
SOM
lHE LARIfF,--" Col - has iast said To me.
thar he Iarh, lie thinks, will pass The Senate in
modlhrd shape: BY changing paris of the bill nv m
obtain friends North aud Souh IN his manne, n.
thinks II VIII get Ihrongh-We are not witbou none
mat u may he lost ~ the II. Of r. upon its 1eirn
WIN these iendments." 10 Ediiors, from Wash.
ingfOn My 6. - "'''
Extract OF etter;from Chicoihe, dated Aprn a.
The votes Of dis State fObiol win no no
certainly given 10 Clay, as the vote Of Virginia
10 Crawinrd: the latter gentleman has here
many Influential friends, among The number
Is Gov. Morrow but he cannot recei,s the sun
port OF this state unless he goes before Con-
gress with A dams and jackson, in which event
ne VIII IN the opinions Of many Intelligent.
gentlemen here, receive the votes of aIg11ssses
llorlty of the Ohio representation. adams il
IS true has many supporters, but they will