Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1894.
MESSKS. LOWRIE 9ND J9CKS0N

lh're were n'an in thissanon, who! ouId not turn
o" his heel to save his e supposed Gen. Jackson was
'hn' man. Fiery We knew hun TO be-impetuous domi-
nrerng "ngovrrnable, has long appeared to usbu,
wa bold independent direct 10 all his courses; one
would moi haer Neptune for his ,rdentn What then
""r "sonh"en', IN him resortng the shifting tenn.
por'sing qibbng and squivocating expedents which he
has recently pursued We deeply disappointed in his
e'urs'---77ard we are deeply mistaken in the man.
Had Gen jackson been the that supposed, what
course would he have ken when the report h,s
ers hr broke out in Pennsylvania He might have looked
d"wn wh scorn those He might have acted
with the ma"y Independence Of WIN. II. Crawford, and
LETT his enemies work their worst against him He
might hive kept himself aloof from the Presidential
ton and left tito the people select the man, whom they
deemed best calculated fill their high Office Or IL
he chose to mngle In the strife &c he thought il
to notice the reports which circulated about him. be
would have come out with partial statements but with
the whole truth He would have divulged every thing
laced every consequence; defed every enemy. Did he
take this course He authorised editor Philadelphia
!" deny that his letter contained recommendation TO the
president TO bring into his cabinet edcrasts and
TWO republicans. Why did he not 60 fartheri When he
knew the substantial charge against him in
was mat he was disposed TO employ the fedealists and
that he was not TINT sound democrat which he had zen
cr'ed up to be- why did he suppress that portion
which, ne must have seen, wsuld have supported the
charge! Why boldly come out and announce TO The
citizens Of Pennsylvania did the cabinet TO be
equally poised did not wish federaiists and
two republicans in far report is not strictly
correct but did advise your president amaIgauate
the parties and select his officers regard 10
~ ?"-Why did he shrink frank and IN, nlv mode
Of proceeding
When recently he found that 5r Lowrie wa, ,earinr
the veil which his CORES pondence,,a, tie
public voice began loudly call original pap-rs
why does Gen. deien quibbe ito shelter him
self under miserable forms stick words overlook
the essence things. Was this course which be-
came Gen. J the man, whom grateful country had hail.
ed as the first Other heroes Was this consten, with the
spirit Of the man, who boasts that he no disposition
either to disguise To suppress his his
opnons and sentiments such have been smoke
or written at any time each every at all times
welcome to-!
may be yet necessary for the people avail
farther Of his ankness Perhaps they may desire to see
the Presidential Bureau for farther dispatches
from Gen. Jackson In this way they may have better
insight into his fpr-of his political principles they
not ask tor lie has given his creed and IL
the democrats Of Penny like by let them take il
with its author in'o their affections.
As to Mr. Lowre, he had fearful odds TO encounter His
seraciiy was atackedaud he had to contend with
the declarations OF the President of Gen Jackson and of
his colleague The have at last come Out and
Whole of this mysterious and complicated affair
duced h'mseitwith discretion and dignity which
mand respect