Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-27

sanctioned the writing OF, this assertion. he tus
be presumed 10 have done 30, KNOWING 4, o, ~ ,,
true; and he must also be presumed 70 1,,o 49,,
that If he had published the accounts 80 ,,h;cb
these proceedings relate, instead of the o,,,,I h
OF, they would prove every part of Ito aIIo.a,;on.
contained in that publication 10 be true NJ $50.
that there are other items in the same accounts
not contained in that publication of the sa,o, 80
acter, with those contained therein. This ,,;II ~.
abundantly proved by the copy of a NOR, os ,b,.
same accounts when explained, and which are
now presented to the public consderation Snn-
pose this 10 be the real state of the case. yb,, can
I've more disingenuous, and reprehensble. than re-
ierring to documents with a view of falsifvippa
true statement OF facts, which the author l,.o.e,
be true; and which could be proved to be- ,rns nv,
other documents within his control; and ,vb;cb -
withheld from the public view for the onl,. CO...
ceIvable purpose oil leaving false IMPRESSION ,,
on the public mind: Yet this is precisely WIN, i
attempted 10 be done, as conceive hv publishjno
the journals OF the Senate, and withholding the ar
counts from publication.
Cd. Notwilstandin. every staternc,+ :; -.
Sinal publication, remains uncontradc,ed. po,c or
them denied, and most of them confirmed bv NJ,
vi own expose; yet many little false strpid
malicious limitations continue to mako tb,;r o.
pearance in the public prints, in relation IN ,li
subject, which, conceive, must be intended. and
pressions upon the public mind in that respect TIe
little minded buzzng labricators of these in,ip,s
uons, are constantly brandishing their political
sabres, and aiming their most deadly blows AZ ms,
IN the dark; whilst they are as constantly ,n;ssino.
their AIM and giving the most cruel thr,,sts direct
~ into the short ribs of their Lord paramount:
whom their fealty makes il their duty IN deCol
and protect right or wrong upon all occasions
whatever. Thus, the facts stated in my, ,rbI;co
ton, were at first pumply denied, and the puhr
cation ascribed 10 the worst of motives. SC The
declared the acts ascribcd to Mr.. NJ amounted 10
fraud, swindling, sc. of which, it was not possible.
'nat ne Gould have been guilty, sc. Sc That th.
piain old Republican ALWAYS kent clean b,,d
mat plain, honest James Monroe, never ,,inped
ms hands too deep into the Treasury. SC. &c Sc
Now, the account here published with some e~-
panatIons, Will prove every statement in nv orieir
al publication to be substantially true and thai the
publication docs not contain tlie whole truth IL,
then' these blind defenders Of Mr. NJ stick 70 their
declarations; and when they are compelled IN M
mt, That my original statement is substantially
true, let them not forget that they themselves have
declared the acts therein ascribed TO MIR NJ Tn
amount TO fraud, swindling, sc. After the nuh
LEGATION OF this account, however, should NOT he
surprised 20 see these supple Court Sa,vnevs elan
ing their political spectacles upon their mental
noses, and declaring, that they were quite il, the
dark, before they thus frightened their mental vi,
sions; and that they find these contrivancex
LOT sctlhS money from the public Treasury, are
qule pleasant, sweet smelling sound Presidentisl
| ethics They remind me OF Peter pmdar's tale M
| me hing : mutton, and the clerk of the market
oe sood, enough Messrs. Editors, TO give this ode
a co9y oil which is herewith furnished Mac -
your poets corner 1t will serve as nii-,or ~
| rerect ;he images OF these supple Sawneys upon
their own optics upon
Inc account now laid before the public, was re-
ceiVed under the envelope of letter from a ee,,Ia
man oil the hrst standing in the country. which
! commences as follows; "I have the pleasure 10
enclose youa copy of Mr.. Monroe's account. az
was setued at the Treasury in December 1910" &c
anu again. IN another part of the letter-ssIfit
should Tend to throw any light upon the sub;ect in
which you are engaged for the good of your coun-
Fy' 10 prevent the squandering OF the public mo-
hey' II VIII afford me much pleasure" SC.
me J0Ho'oang account iras charged Jy James
.HonT0e, tate Minister TO France. Grsot
Britain, &c and ailotced by the President Of
the IT, States
TIE u States to James Monroe, DR.
10 outfits as Minister TO France co ooo IN
10 sandry contingent expenses in said
r. mission Mission $40 CO.
10 expenses incurred in special mis-
sion 10 Spain, from 9th Oct, 1904
to 18th July, 1908, including COM
=, Pensalion to private secretary, Io,5ss So
10 extraordinary expenses at Madrid.
ana at Paris, going and returning, not
included in the preceding item I1A6 5s+
To outfits as Minister to England O mn 0o
~ sons"h ,t expenses at England, $3.50 OO4
10 salary as Minister, while employed
IN rance, England, and Spain. from
January II, 1903, to November Is
1917, years, TO months and DAYS
IT, at you per annlm 1888 So
10 quarters salary allowed for re-
turning home' $3.50 oO%