Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
DOMESTIC.
A CONVICTED sLANDERER.

plate, more IN sorrow than in anger, as he him
seq mas always done, the rank and unprincipicd
oassness which those wN continue TO propagate
the old and invent new calumniess exhibit. The
letter We subioin, from avowed Political OPP
ponent oil General Jackson, reflects not merely
credit on the writer, rs an honourable man. but
Will give him that inward satisfaction which an uct
OF justice voluntarily performed is certain to pro.
duce. ~. S. Tel.
TO the Editor Of the United States Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, May 3, 1929.
TIE Louisville Foen'" Of the 2s,h April last, contain,
the following paragraphs:
very respectable gentleman from Nashville h,, stated
heres that Tue had directed the District Attorney
Ienos'cs 70 ss out r,' OF ca 50 ss,int Col " P AN
States aud that the Attorney friend Of TIE Prs.dent had
than bs nsds tns tool of his private revense"
presume am the District Attorney alluded TO 10 the
other papers, and as contains
20 correct them Through the medium - your paper feel
duty TO do .o,becauss, should allow pas. without
would thereby become 10 ,oms extent
Die Tor The statement have them ssts that the
writ. Of agsin either Dol. Anderson Col. Etwin
In Tact there no sganst Col Erwin in behalf Of
the United Ss,e IN tAe Federal Courts Of hi, District
Ahpu, four weeks ago. directed by the agent of the
Treasury 10 institute two suits sgans, Col Erwin in behalf
he aetion of eeetmOn for recovery Of the
Of certain tract OF land; but It's equally true, that IL
niute these suits aud Is ss .qusy true, that aeee.
preparations incident TO the
suits made short time before Gen jackson came into
office.
true have resigned tho place of Dsic Attorney;
but did do because Gen Jscsson sought 10 make me
'he tool Of hi, revenge" Indeed, of sch Il.
tempt design b, part The reasons which prompted
to send In resignation OF nature entirely private;
they ss, stoy TO myself and epsiy so too 20 the
friends to whom made them known, (snd they
munieaedt 10 jackson well Adam. nenJ and as tbs
public in wise concerned about my motives there.
fore we. not themes for this Of the edor
Aud the Foou, in the above paragraph ba. alluded 10
50 friend Of a. P,e'ide~f G.et.on ia also pro.
pet for Ia. 10 add that voted for MIR. Adams.
Respectfully yours, &c.
THO. II. FLETCHER.
The Journal is seldom contentcd with circula.
ting its own SANDERS, as far as its limited capa.
city in that respect goes butcopes with eager and
greedy Industry into its columns all those which
its coadjutors in the coalition service promulgate
A few days ago, the following extracts were pre-
scented to its readers-as facts, of course, altog eth
er indsputable.
4" From the PainesUiNe co. Telegraph, May 3.
"B,s,sing, OF Jaci,oni,,a--our-vese Is.t week wa,
thrown into eoustern alton by the arrival of circular
from the Chief of the Department a,
TO their here further ope alton, upon he
HaFbor at the mouth of Grand River and an
mediate discharge Of all gents aud hands employ
that important work. usiersood al,o tina, all similar
works the shore Of Lake Erie, for the completion
which Congress hs, made ample provision have received the
qs. What the object Of this is or whether
the work, will be sgsn resumed during the present reign ii
i, impossible determine jx.t But certain II thi,
suspension should continue for any Length of time great
loss to the eoaby mus, inevitably arising from the
terials hand.
Z" From the Gardiner CLNaine) Chronicle.
understand that Major Grant the agent fer removing
the hafde rock from the Nsrrows, the river below u,
suspend all further operations, return paper, &c to
Ws'hnston 1t is greatly to he hoped that the Government
do not intend 20 stop 10 the nayrs
ton OF this rive authorized by the Law, Of Consress"
The following letter from the head of the En-
gineer Department, (Which He received too Fate
for our paper OF Saturday. shows the fasity of the
above statements. 1t would he difficult TO under
stand how an order SO perfectly proper, could be
tortured into the misrepresentat ton it has received
from the opposition, or how ii could afford ground
for charging the administration, with wish TO re-
tard The progress of internal Improvement, or in
teFiere with works proceeding under appropria-
lions made by Congress But the coalition stick
at nothing. To. S. Tel.
Gen. GrGen. pere in some of the nsw,pa oei. il il
sstsd that there has lately been Issued circular order rom
ug certain 1rks. which progress, under appro-
priaon, made by Congress This accusation true The
order Issued prohibit and forbid the the
United States from heng concerned in
vent their having personal n.eres, tn aboer
This course deemed by the Chief of Department,
necessary TO guard properly the interest OF the
and to o.ecl from any thing of sPprehended fraud.
f" ENGINEER ORDER, No. 5.
q" ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. }
Washington. April 2,ls29. s
oyerseess or otsr persons, employed blythe u States
fOfeaions other works. coutfo of The En-,
nser Department are prohibited from exercising agency
Of labstsr' employed on such works.
tsisnsdJ &c. GRATIoT,
D. Gen. Chief EnginesT."
BE pleased to insert ;he above your paper, that the
may be made TO appear. C. GRATIOT,
b. Gen. Chief nsiaeer
FaYETTE, (Aliss.) April 25.-We have been
politely iayoured with the following letter, and the
highly gratIiied feelings with which we hasten 10
announce It's interesting contents leaves us nei-
Their time nor inclination TO do than point the
hnger OF contrast between the present and the
preceding administration IN
Western interest. Under .4ddmS and his Secre.
fGTieS our flag was insuited on the ocean, and our
citizens murdered within our borders with impu-
nity-while memo nos inpune idcesset" CLEANS
with pristine effulgence the banner Of the vet
eran OF New-Orleans. Seconded, he is, by the
solicitude and energies ofour own executive, we
feel that, by the election Of Andrew Jackson we
have at least restored 10 trade, the proceeds OF
which constitutes perhaps, hrse fourths OF the cir
culatng medium OF this country. Eyhonitor.
Sr. LOUIS, April 10, 1929
My Dear sit-General Atkinson has jus, LETT my ro,m He
read to communication from the War Depirtmeni, di
rectinS him 10 detach four Companies Of Infsnty, to
kansas niVer there to remain until their return in the Fall
Sea. Atkinson csy this order ino effect Immediately
de very sosouS on the 'iss and Hi give notice when
the Troops will be ready For the wia. Of APP
popston by Consres en- jackson did feel himself
authorized to mount the Troops destined for tie Protection
have procured from General Atkinson one six FOUNDER
snd ammunition for same pistols, ,abtss &c uaesntO arm
NOhPhuJ. viii ADVANCE TO
further than the ArkanfaS River, Company OF Citizen,
will be neess'sy to escort Traders from that pon,
Santa Fe.
BE pleased to make tie sets herein contained a, public
Pa,,be, for the information Of ell ntefested-snd hope
you will urge aud encourage the speedy Formation Of Cont
pany for the object question feel the deepe utsre,
th, important subject, and will with infinite pleasure give
to II all the aid II my power,
sm PEELED TO write ia haste.
Your friend, od sincerely
JOHN n. MILLER
GEN. THOMAS a. SMITH.
WASHINGTON, March "a
Dear Sr have the tsifaeton TO inform you for the &C.
neral information Of the people that the
will take for the protection Of the Mexican Trade
Trade. Mounted will be