Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

FOR THE EN1QUyRER.


| SIR: The writer of this address. is an arden,
au'nrer OF your public character lie is utterly
aSerse 10 the conclusion. which is SO extensive
~ oo'aining, that you reached your present exal-
Tea s'a'ion' " through bsrgain, intrigue aud man
asemen'' For my own part, ! am satisfied with
your denial OF the charge against such wi,ue,ses
as harrison Mund'y, Amos Kendall, sc. You
wii therefore, vorchssfe perusal of this address
to--,owinG on t that calm and deliberate attention
wn,eh The Importance OF the subject requires.
I'm the first Appearance of ihis foul charge.
you demanded an investigation of your conduc, hv
congress wfh that ir"mp'itu''e which apperiain.
20 integrity, and with that fearless irtrepidtv
| winch is one of the most -nnob.ing traits OF yout
character. Your sccuser and his worthy coadir-
toss' u he had any, shruHk from the responsible
Once, they had courted with that dsstafdly sham.
wnueh oehiied their conscious ;urp;;ude.
Inc weight OF The distinguished character az the
nero OF New Q. leans, he's been thrown in The
scale against y'u-Unaer his imposing auspices
."e 0aioas charge made IL re appearance: YOU
NV, IL wrh firm, explicit. and Indignant denial.
ana demanded the Wines He made his JscIo
sa.es' which iailed in every essential respect. to
substantive the Obligations mad. by General Jack
SON mus was the calumny again refuted; and
every candid mind which had been applied 10 the
subject convinced OF your innocency. l would
heartily rejoice TO The calumng GAsi.ied in eye.
~ shape.
The Character of Amos Kend II, is b,, li;,,e
Known to the pubic. lie has however v.ntured
IN me public prints 10 assail you with statements
involving grave and serious charges agsiast vtur
Gnh"uct' touching the Last presidentI.l election
\ GU may consider Mr.. Kendall unworthy Of no
ice, and In this way, do yourself Injustice by
hesieciing 10 fetite the .. up-to-ihe-bub'' state
meats Contained in his address TO YOU Ite.t,hat
you VIII be justly reGardful of your fame and
expose 1" deserved execrstIon ihese oaihscme char
ges' these Totti'6 accusations. The printed and
'PreHc character oil his sccu-stcry ST. t=lnent is
making impressions on The public mind adverse 10
your integrity. Shey are, sir, es,rans Ing The
/, confidence OF the JUST and virtuous They are
furnishing the means of black sning yonr character
o"' therefore, owe it TO yourself to rel,te these
chaIse7. ~ they be suffered to range uncon,rsdic,
ca and unr.tuted, many will conclude that thew ere
them. "'
take the Liberty as one Of your f,;ends of ,ss
pec'Iuly suggesting to you, the proprieiy of de-
msndlne committee Of Investigation in Congress.
win inii powefs to ~ ocure and receive documen
vary ana oral testimony, TO eft IIi- whole aT ir
IL your innocence be established before tribunal
mus constituted, you will be reinsated in the con-
hdence OF many worthy persons, who now loot
on you with considerable distrust Whatever NAV
De The merits or dement's of Mr. Kendall. lie ha.
presented the question of your guilt or innocence
IN suoh shaI e. as TO render il duty to Yourself
20 nave The matter submitted before tribunal of
In'es''Sslon' lie has ushered forth bis charges,
ana PROCESSES has willingness 10 meet YOU before
committee Ii innocen; Won will have No b4si,.N
non IN submitting your conduct 10 full and fair
investigations II his charges are false, they will
receive The brand OF infamy before the American
people The opposite Conclusions will gain Ground
! II they Stand as they are now exhibited 70 ,bs
public. AMICT1S