Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

peace and happiness of the country; and when
again you are summoned to the polls, bear in mind
the hazard to which the political bark has been
put,py intrustinS II 10 euch unskIful bands
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
10 .NesSrs. Editors of the Enquirer
] examined your paper of Saturday, with some
curiosity Either MIR. RITcHIE or Mr. Gooca.
nad been announced as authority for Report, in
J 'eia'ion 10 Governor TYLER-it was believ ed,
,hai u improper use Of their names ha, been made
Doth the Editors would promptly have come 70,
ward and acquitted themselves of a charge which
went directly TO affx upon one or other of them a
great improperly. Perhaps they thought, that ,hi.
report having hrst appeared in the columns of lii,
Jackson Republican. deserved no notice very
uue-hor would any notice nOw Re taken of il; but
that both the Editors of the ENQUIRER have been
informed that the report is ind.sriously circulated
upoa the authority of certificate from one OF
then and yet neither OF them have denied it in their
paper.
! Inc Report alluded to is, that Mr. TYLER upon
oeing informed of the paragraph in the Winches-
Ter paper, excaimed in the presence of one of the
r-d'is OIL .he Enquirer and The Editor of the Jack
son Republican, ".iir Clay has BETRAYED me -
me writer OF this article has the authority OF
both The Editors OF the Enquirer to say that John
iyo' never used such an expression in their hear
ing -asd he takes upon himself 10 say that if any
of Mr.. Tyler, made in aliusioa 20 ha,
J-~' 80 S~S4. iuiO suCn meaning, IL
haA received such distortion fom the unkind favour
oi rs enemies, without the semOlance OF truth 10
Jasti II; nor Is ii believed that iiher OF the Ell
tofs or The Enquirer wished to give his language
tha' Interpretation.
Inc Editors OF the Enquirer very delica,ely
suggest IN their paper oil The 9h inst that per :
haps i, would be well to let the letter of Mir
Tyler TO Mr. lay speak for itself. By giving il TO
the columns OF a newspaper; tbs, is Mr. Tyler
shou.o lead 10 Mr.. Richie HE private CORRESPOND
ence 10 De construed by the rules OF his political
grammar Indeed, the suggestion is cutie modest
enough. and no doub, the rtques, will be compIied
with, when Mr. Tyler ascertains that hi. poii,raI
lame dePe DIS upon the good will of the Editors of
any newspaper, but not ill then. AS things now
sand, our Senator see'us TO be very well content,
co WIN NE esteem and good opinion expressed in
his favour by the Virginia Legislature
Bot, Me,srs. Editors, if you really with to know
all about this letter, your intimacy with Mr. Ty.
ie', aa,hoiiSes your asking him my lie on it he
VIII tell you the whole tru H. BY the way. have
you not, each OF you, separate s. apart, conver-eJ
WIN Mr. Iyier upon this very subject? Has he moi,
already told you, Yes, sir, did write LETTER IN
Mr. Clay. did not then believe thar MIR Cav
was corrupt, or that he had sold h- vote 10 dams
ioi personal agerandisement, nor 10 now believe
It, Had been called upon TO cl,oos. between
dam- and jackson, should have voted me-,
as MIR Clay voted; and the very fact of acceo,ing
tbe appointment OF Secretary OF State after the.e
charges were made, convinces ne that YOU weie
not corrupt, for by The acceptance YOU cour,ed
enquiry before the mos; angus, tribunal In The.
W orld. The Senate of the u S W Saw Won
sen ienen, have you not had these avowais un
disguised aud without equivocaion from A;r
Iyer! and say you further, would mol YOU as Eli,
ors have recommended, and mel, have sustained
he vote to Adams In preference 10 Jackson a,
that day
But enough You both know that john TYLER il
Al Hrsn f(,N..ir L.:
know Tat he Is not TO be shaken from an bones,
correct and high minded course either by the h, n ,
dishnents OF the powers thai be, or by the tbrea,s
oi 'ftOse tcl,o to0uid be Tie Gieuds -, Iobn
Tyler are CARELESS about Mr.. Gays motive, i,
pie@''nS me seal OF private e-ponlence-il
he thought TO deprive Mr. Tyler of The support OF
The Republicans parry in Virginia and the,ch,,
drive him into the rai,k- of the "Reminiscences he
mas most woeui'y deceived himself. And ii van
think, Messfs. Editors, that because Mr. Tvler,.
election did not please you, lac is not, therefore
orthodox in his principles, you are most hsopiIv
deceived.
Let US al! 90 togeler-Once more buck,s ~,
ihne armour anc hasten TO the rapparis, or else
Joha Tyler will bear away the laurels, wi,Lou, nj
lowing you 10 share in the victory. ID
We issr, scarcely, this rnor n,c for t,c rr.,,
70 call for. We expected that the dt.r OF Nh, J ,ys
Republican, w"a!i notice the Repo,o to which d. r,I.
ad We preferred lnaI should done in te sans, u,,
wiei igiua'ed Tie Jaek,on Republic sn' Of ,'.
has nLeed aud appears thai is Editor ,,IJ mn icy
Tue terms n which ou- oi the Editor, pser es,,.,
himself. That Editor did hear nj. r,i.T saw, !. AZ
Ctcy ka betrayed sae"but he heard him .,v sn.s L.,
th.es that ''"e lad M. Glen soon H., lh 49,
d.hiiai eerti,n bat the contents of the letter he dill NAT on
ae'y no he had written such letter a, IL dies.
sr,oed ~ The Wnshe'ter Republican" and hr. Clay nJ 500
Ken OF As there represented, he had broken /oT ,, a
nc seal " Prso0fe eorress oaecs aud fiedkI ls,.nr
No certificate was given.
DIS good eious repeat pat Of the Conversation
HE cihef Ed.r OF this psper had with mir Tyler No,y VII
~ pas a. thit hteIvIew, Tor
WISHES u, We wall g. nalJ state Thug that can 10. ed
oeted. Although MR. l. repeated passage lie did mo,
reeue the whole letter 10 Nj Clay. - "
We repeat cObvition that The stiop I've ,,r., nm,
O"heber hottest or nu still
west ITO publish the letter TO Mr.. C. . tbnL mai s; n
mas riSho publish ms own letter. that letter ran Le,
sPtak ioT iisei aud that summary, and thai no
above gwen, can supply the place the original Poi h.
matter 'uiy before the public prevent all
OF us contents aud do justice To all II ia moi tI
Editors '' newspaper only HAT would make this surse.tior
but Tie public voice that speaks louder on tins IeSt ill.,
hlr T. probably aware OF, demands il lios Rim, snJ @
man im tbs county, ahd ia these p.riou time, of r
history eas hold las political fame" above the reach Of rba
oPiri'n. ~ " ''''
What might have been Mr. Claws Jr9fi.,s il, LoL; r.
seat Prsste correspondence" only a.ess az liz
but we 40 not eeve that Nh. T. would irs,r his standu
VIM AT" ustininess tOs the ~rspubicdn par,n NOR. v %
fishing, Than permitting hl Clay 70 use d. !tt,., ~
proper. ~
As totlie Of Mr.. rs letter, a, far =, ,b h
rlnspHeJ wt have only 10 say that neither oOueuft. ,
nm III eieence "i Mo adam, Ia, appreciation Of Mr.
Ciay:-iO in his congratulations u ON t, ,I, f H..
Eiettiun, las tiie Winchester sticIe states III
We hope to avoid all asPehy Of feeling o this ,bee, and
we s uid regret ay event that make Necessary or
J"''''i"'e- Editors Enquirer.
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