Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06

Gays Mr.. G. K.) than series of strictly eoo6
dental letters between Hamilton and Washington.
referring chiefly to the Farewell Address, with
drafts, or copies OF papers relating thereto" Wits
respect to Prince Henry's affair, MIR. K rid-
cuies it as absurd s,or.: that with respect
to what MIR. Secretary Barbour said about it
IN The Senate in lSIT-IS, he has the suthcri-
" OF MIR. Barbour himself for stating" LIST,
mat though IN the course of the debate on the
pension bill, In which he utmost latitude was
INDUCED, he, Mr. Barbour, made allusion TO a ru-
mour' that some Serman prince was to have been
invited 10 The throne IN America, it was only sta
ted as rurour, and without pointing 10 any ind;-
vidual-2d. that he, Mr.. Barbour. ne e. implicated
Mr. King in any manner in such charge and 3D.,
that the ruinour was spoken of by Mr. King in re4
ply, as one alike idle and uniounded.''
Ii will give the Editor OF the Norfolk Herald
pleasure to ect Misrepresentation which he has
receptly published:
b g a compliment, was paid TO President Adams in
lac article in the Enquirer, which was copied in
TO several papers as something extraordinary, and
the more so a. it was supposed 10 have been writ
ten by Mr.. Giles The Enquirer, however, denies
mat Mr.. Giles wrote it. To those who know Mr..
". would be needless 10 say that he is NOT capable
Oh speaking otherwise Than vindictively OF distih-
suished diving public Characters
we did not deny that Mr.. c.. was the author
oil ms Compliment 1, was another article which
ny
Asto the very handsome and Just con. pliment which
was I'aid on MIR. AS Address TO Iafaye,te i, was
certainly written by Mr.. q. So th.t lie is not al
iocys Incapable OF doing justice distinguished
Lirins men.
we have neither Tor retot on thu oyeeeh
s o oil me National Gazette, the spls conductor of
10 Dansrc Fer uiWe leave to hir Walsh the benefit.
'"OteyGge We have for IL. fits men like
nnso who have bee every thing by START, and nothing Ions
w principles vary with then interests tber spleen. Nj!
"ass argument ridiculous his remark is iiIihsal IL
needs ne VISIT TO iadlidto inform that Ferdinand bigot
aud tyIant Yet whatever MI w. in.huat the eoue,c
which we pursued Mr.. Nelson, address whether was
Af or tron the result ELECTION upo1 The scene as
tnJ he rad no longer the power addrts Mjesty with
'nen eSeePon.hie Pro.,s'ons Our be
MI""Si mr. n Vale''t tony, ndced, formed any VI
| precedent Tor MIR. Everett, di,Sn,tims d,5ut.
We can the Editor OF the patrotha five
had ur power To dictate the aud Of govern
mem, ~ nc would so wiy hsetbe should leel
selves very much al loss to assign him pate the Depart
men as the race moed fools exploded by epub
mean 'H'e. mere slave OF ihe Executive will he
catch the breeze from the National Journals of what real ,
the press I" MS dds 10 the people their srrvans Ifh
never speaks frank and fearless language the adnnra
tons At he VI" sound theii opinions of the
people; nor address them ia the language or
advice never condemn tcn whtn they wrong sug
gesis mea'ui IS TO them which he may think Tgi
prostitutes the heayenborn independence OF Tic Prss al hs
feet of Executive suihoriy ,onirn to offer nm thu, ucrns- ~
adnlaton with the aduy ofan Eastern slave III This wa,
the Press sinks 'noihe nitnthe thing winch has
10 free people the Liberty The Pressl nothing
| uore 'li9n sounding hrass tinklng cyniba.n
we nave expected the long article of 81 Browere, the
seiitaugh American Sculptor reply t. our would
have appeared in the Boston papers h fine II rea
US last night, and we shall notice THURSDAY.
Hers rest ASSURED that there nothing the
Enquirer touching the scuptor winch support.
~ The CORRESPONDENTS between Nh. oi,le. L Chief
Thursday. 'ff -
We hespeak the patience OF Roane Gracious and
other eoHtspondenis. They shall appear due season.
srs.e. "a se<ItrrssEAaEsxaI