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

nlcation rom Mr.. Eaton relative TO the iran-ac
lions ct lS25 on the Presidential election will b
found In our columns OF To-day, accompanied b.
that of Mr.. lsaac-, The latter of which we bavI
extracted Tom The Sparta Review. They prescn
some new and strong intelligence, which we doub
not viii be pefnset Win in crest by cur readers
Those lCditors who have been waiting with anx.
ious hope of beho!ding warfare oil cross state
n'sn's, contradictions and charges be,w cen MIR
Buchanan and alr. Eaton VIII fiud to their 81 ea
di-srpon' ment that all is peace, accord anil good
feeling. we must now look forward, to what h..
already been partially commenced, the abuse o.
Mr.. BactaEsn for not bringing Mr.. Clay irIurn-
phsniiy ont OF Tive scrapc. lie could mt do thi.
ry word that had been ssld, there would still have
hung round Mr.. Clay, CIRCUMSTANCES OF nroof tina,
nothing could sake away.
! Air. issac,' letter shows the solicitation inter
! ference and deep anxiety of Mr. Marley to hsve
! MIR. tily made Secretary OF State: he Urged MIR
i-sscs TO see General Jackson. and animated a
viii TO see Major Eaton the subject. On the
same day Mir. Isaacs aud MIR. Buchanan talked
over the matter, and then by -ome sort OF miracle
| Mr.. Clay tall. IN. We believe from every thing
SAID ana from the character OF MIR. g. that he ~ as
moved by an anxions desire for the election OF
/ General Jackson, and was therefore solici,ous to
get those little difficulties which seemed 20 tbfest
en- defeat removed fairly, it could be done. Mi
/ Msrkiey seem- TO have been the grand negotiation
! he great moiive-moying man, who pro
cure an arrangement 10 he made Tor the bene
J MT oil MIR. Cisy, the better to prevent the
- Wet separating nom The We,t''-At
/ the close OF the session, L0twithsi anding the
great buzz and noise tba, had been made hat did
| he do: Why he came forward with a motion for
vote OF thanks TO Mr.. Clay; and after toe, he and
al his colleagues had been by this man pub
icly denouiSrd; and I,sily, when voted out OF
Congress, ,he said Mr.. Maikley is rewarded With
az office worth $4,000 year; and although in the
city OF Pbsdeli hia there lived large number OF
men well qualified = Mir. NJ. stii he il taken
from different distrIct and placed In office over
! tho-e who resided there i this not stranger
/ Does IL not tell some thing. Yet he is said to
have been the TREAD OF Jack-on!! His d,.,ric,
did not consider b IN so, and we warrant that Mr.
Adams and MIR. Clay did not consider him -
! Where, we ask, Is .here irend OF Jackson who
has ha tat Office given aim? A,w. might il b.
said that the Z. Master al this place was sp-
pointed because he the friend OF Jackson We
should be very sorry for General Jackson 10 have
large number OF such friends as Mr.. Mark Iey ;
we should then think the Chances for renewal Of
he Cos!tIon Jesse qu favorable az il- friends
could desire. RepUbitcan.
MIR. EATON TO THE PUBLIC.
| What shall -ubInit to the consideration of the
public, demands OF me apol gy. Should any
thrk Otherwise, / tender to ibeni nir. Claws din
f.. ner speech, delivered at Lexington in JAY last
with the references that have been marie TO me,
both 10y General Jackson and Mr.. Buchanan
NUS III IL hrtBsT beetul pEOpeT to
remain silent: shall therefore speak the things ,hal
know, from a conviction, thai the references
which nave been made, render IIope. tor me TO
do 40.
First, 10 adjustment on my own acccun,
win MIR Clay; who, In his speech delivered
al Lexington, uses towards this language.
g Before the cleo ion, attempt was made by
an abusive letter, publisher in the Columbian OBJ
server, at Philadelphia, paper which, as has since
IAnspIred, was sustainsdh Ivy Mr. Senator Eaton The
colleague, the friend and tie brg.spher of a en-.
10 as-ai my motives, a.,l 10 deer me it, he exer-
/ else OF my duy.'
The language employ ed in this sea,cnce, ia ar.
rarged with great art and caution ~ to make il
4 susceptible of doubiui intention The meaning
which the speaker Intended should ai,scb, an
which. with nine readers ont OF ten, viii obtain
j., that the Columbian OJ>erver w1s sus. sincd by
Mr.. Senator Eaton, the colleague the friend an,
the tiographeI OF General J1Cksor, TO A-sail h..
(Mr. Ci+y'-) motives, and TO deter him III the ex
efcise OF his duty. With this consfruction tax,
leave 10 sly, il Misrepresentation. it j. untrue
Tins paper wa ASST ted, though no, Sustained b,
me Tor any pHrpos and tar less with view I,
a'saa H.otires, or 20 deter aay one in tie cit
a OF his duty.
The made of me b. the editors of n,
Colombian Obssrv eT, OF their cIetli;crs ha
i been a ifuiiiui theme of exulins remark TO Mr.
I, Clay's edi'ors aad en!s. little expected 1,
see him at so smsl business and -iill ie.s ,fai h
/
lie, when he was wanting 10 pr"oi 90 support ina
assertion. single parer, to be sure =, pbHads'
phis the Democratic Press, had asserted u: Ru
d Mr.. Clay should have recoliecied, that ~ he wa
DERIVING the force OF newspaper testimony, a. au
thoriiy applicable 10 hs own case, d,licscy, and
a regard Tor constituency, should have tesfraihed hi
, Willingness to insi-t IL, ~ rule conclus y
= towards Others. Like himseli, though, can n.
H. express my Satisfaction at having The mater pre-
s sehied in some tangible torn, end by - resyon
y sible accaser; end, that he ma, be spared all fur
ID ther disquisude the subject he shall ne afFort
e ed the history OF tine transaction, ptscI-e and 70
10 cura'eas u TOOK place, with leave TO make Of
hereafter, whatever us= he cor.
y TO the edifors al that paper, and at their feque
did lehd sum OF money; at tia time, befo
nor alter, was there sEreeeueht or understan,
ID lng, exrres ell or otherwise, "a t. aay pouic
Il course which they should pursue. 81, re than
year preceding THIS circumstance, ard before ,
yer knew MesTs sur pson & Conrsd The editor
had that paper been warmly and zaalousy N q
= cause OF General Jackson. ID was my own r.one,
not the pnblic's; and have set to learn, ssherei
% there is either cOp-ai'y or cfifninay In lendin
" sIoney TO The Respectable editor of = negspspe
% greater than In any other individual in society,
ess - stipend ~ induce 10 course not sane
r. TONED by bIs preference or Judgment. THE CHI
Tacier OF those edi;crs Is Sufficient to turn ASH
5o the impusuon Of opinions thus controlled
OIL rscol sction that tor eighteen months or mo
y. they had lfbofed ~ s0fpOU q Andrew Jstkso
altogether fpfbidr H..
b, But, again; ~ adver'ing 10 ibis ,ran.sction
~ ny mind very iouocebt ard unoFeod,ng ous
=, why ws~ II necessary Tor hir. Clsy TO throw
ai fonnd NE, tor description sake, 80 many lar !,
y" Chez snd nigh sounding exFls'ie,s? M. l. TO
40 oi me '7en-ie-- CheTe oeins m ,hsi body
% o'her bearing same or even rii!.r ns1oe
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