Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09

ana 10 defer him in the exercise of his dutv r.,
ttis obviously designed inten,,mrn, snp,v a -
S"ine uehial OF iis truth. General Jackson wa.
III tennessee, aud knew no. more of m. To-.
.'sSe - 'bose gentlemen, than Mr.. Clay did: nor
ala he know OF IL, until during last winter ,sbsn
on me supposon, suppose, that il might be
eu - good set CIT 10 the charge. and bark
pss OF Tie secretary, in his BY Authority ccrns
~ pecane matter OF remark and censure in those
columns which were friendly o Mr. G. and Az a
before thi- period. bad not .poken of n. 49,
! uh'h THIS time, detailed the particulars Ia -,
now least under the authority OF he name which
o'"ss forward The aceusaons, suspicons may ari.e
! anu character and consequence be given 10 III.
"a"sAc'on, greater t!sn u merits. In rresen,ins
myself before the pubic en- suffice, which 90
| 'a'eIy has produced -eDe excitement and much d.,
curry ana remark, have felt it proper to spea,s
'hus lar ot matters which essentially per,,;n 20
myself; and with that portion OF The subject am
how done. "'
In connection with this speech. are .Iso o.,.r
matters which have been presented to the con.i
aefs'on OF the couatry; and shout which / have
been referred TO- both by General Jackson and Ar
n'ch'nSn W'th rel erences thus made, to re-
'Nla sii.n and reserved amidst the general jnrs-
rest whcn prevails, by many might be considered
improper. shall present therefore nv r,sa-
san'inS oil things as they were at the time and
e. they are still retained upon my recollection.
BETWEEN the statement OF General Jackson AMI
ha' submit cd by Mr.. Buchanan, can perceive
4 hal
and not material Those which do obtain. apnee-
20 me RAJ her as 10 intererces deduced from fare
IMAM as 10 Inc iacts themselves; subsantialiy kese
accord hir. buchanan alege-, that on APPROACH
ing General Jackson. he did not come from Mr..
LAY IL ~ not asserted that he did = Genersf
Jackson states his opinion a, the time was. TIA,
AR. buchanan he'd come from Mr. Claw or ,ora
o, ms hiends-but bis is given merely as matter
oi inip'ession- nothing more. BY the sbowi,v
Oh AR; isss'ks and Sir. buchanan, it now appears
'hat Mr.. Marley was the negotiator. A d,Ge
renee as to the date-tle perioL Of time AZ WHIT,
me COM eisst!on took place, may exist-for M
Spchanan place, it on the 30:h of December. IL
may be, however, thai he intends this az The p--
rod OF II conversation with A!r. Msrkley-ifi.
De III reference to MS interview with General Jacn
sph' ,hen, aSreeaoiy 10 my recollection, il Is a
uistss'' cannot precisely, and TO a day. declare
The time when Mr.. i came 10 see and IN CON,
verse with mel bu; do iecol!ect it TO have bern
during that xe.h, on The Saturday of which .be
reported meeting Of MIR. Clay end his friend.
TOOK place, and when the determination was ia
Ken To support Mr. Adams feel quite SATISFIED
that the meeting TO which allude, was on Sa
turdsy the 22nd OF January. Early in thai wees
tIutsdsJ or w ednesdsy evening,) Mr. buchanan.
'ISied me- IL was on the paw emen.. and in front
VI my own 1eSoehce' wbete we conversed togea
.ber. A statement Of or conversation, concise.
! iy drawn, was siven 10 General Green edi n, os
/ tue United States Telegraph, at his request, in
Augnsi 1876 = more tban year ago. il Is as for.
! low:
In January. 1925. a few days before il rsl
! Deen known that Nh Clay and his friends lad
declared in favor of Mr.. dams / Twas called ~
on by Mr.. Buchanan OF Pern,y,vania. H. ss.,,
II was pretty well uHdersto, d that oyeriures r,e,.
making by the friends Of MIR. Adams, on the cub,
jeei OF cshnet sTpo'nmeni: Tha, Jsckson
should hight Them with their own weapons he
SAID, the opiaion was, that jackson would retain
AdaI0s, and that II doing him niury =
I lha, the General should state whom ne ,,onr,
make Secretary OF State, and desired iha, I W .ut
! name II TO him. My reply was, that was satjs.
no Gsheral Jat Sson would say nothing on tie
! -uelec'. mir. BuCbsnsn hen en.srlsec: Wei.
I u hr VIII merely say, be will not retain Mr. A.
dao's, that viii answer" | replied ! was satis-
I ned, GENERA! Jackson would neither saw VINO
shoulder VIII Should rot lie Secretary OF State.
/ but lhd be Mr.. Is. knew him well, and snieb,
talk with h'n as well as I could Mr.. Buciis-
M" then said' that GA the next d,y, before Ire
Generel wen to the House. he would call Bs
dill 30, a. afterwards undefstood''
in THIS Application and in erview, felt That
J, MI buchanan wss acting on the ground of any,
ious soci.ude Tor the sueces- OF Gen Jackson and
from desire that nothing Of stratagein and rnsr--
agsment should Inisrpose TO prevent the election
: OF one, for whom he itlt more Than common int
rest considered, IN his zeal he fsl, il TO be rig
to defend the citadel against unlocked for assault
and believed. consequently, shat the enemy should
be met with Their Weapons. He may hav,
Intended 20 present ths a. the idea and opinion 1T
: others, not his own. Such, indeed, may have
been she case, though Cannot say so under 80 ID
: hin at the time.
take ocgssion 10 repeat. tina. the conversation
as here gwen, at HE request of ths editor of Tie
: United SisfPs Telegraph, was az rded him IN
? August 1875, white he on visit 10 TeDnrss
' see m-uticn this tact, because the etagennsnt
being IN his possession, he VIII be enabled TO sav
u the one be has and that which il here sui mi, .
= ted, be not the same ny this circumstance TIM (,
j. fortunately exciting, miy find safety from son .
. OF those charges which kindly ed'or has aTteady
u tasrn occssoHt 20 sutmse & irsinuae. The ungers-
erous and lbersl effort Is made 10 excite ITeiid1c
i 70 iorestal the pubic, and 20 awaken suspIctor q
= through The allegation, ths' on attempt yould he
i made "io scfsdG Mr.. y. by arr wing Mai Eaton
u aud others sgsinsi him." before the pubiic. Oo
= 20 IDLE an efTsrd aud 90 b. Ieiess an effort
= should eSeeedirgiy regret tre necessity of be-
:, lag Obliged to ptoce-,; and yef " ere IL rfert g
+ saiy 70 psiniain nyseh on any lie demands Of
, Jmb, 81 uid ceustiy venture. regardless of The
Il saying and rToFhecyin gs of airy nne. Be,s cen
z Nj. Buch"h"n's ststsinfnt. my own, and that OF
y 1en' Jsc.son, here oofs pubisted cam as hIses-
ny remarked, dscern no matefisl difference Tpue,
+ before had read particularly examined, what had
i been stated, believed ddrrebots were 10 be found
e though that opinion longer remains. II there be
le those who deere 90 urge that any sucb DO extt
re- sad thst the submitted syerment- in fact unlik
b. shall be free and cheerful u eoBcede, that III,
nIstsk ~ arc those which roceed from error NJ ~
collection, and from no other cause | have tno,y,
r. NJ. Buehspsn too loog,to place any s,ateruen, %
r. ne wpich might be drctpsnt with ny own unee
& tie nsati a. Intentional tuot az ab rgde II 10 an,
n hsf circumstance than ianccoracy of recollection
1 io's" mere fssi ny rem-rks. ADD fofheAr 10 "a,
= more on we euil"ci, tn being ~ lfosse,sion o
some facts. ghicn NAV ,ot