Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

its when no Left the United States than ne had hcen for
some Time beioreWhat liberal man can doubt his Sc
ner expresses himself so unequivocay-when several
letters from 81, Petersburgh represent him in the mos,
desperate health and when he weak that he was
carried IRON his 'odgings TO the Steamboat,
But, Is said, "he inference oil his sickness from his
leaving ,ne Russian Capital, ia sequitur. for G is
~ una. mo previous purpose OF doing So was no
Inc argument Is every way fescious 1t misstatcs
the proposition il processes to answer-and the fact
%neu IL assumes Tor proof he proposition is. no,
tha Mr. RS indisposi,ion il inference but that u il
Jdet, beyond doubt dispute.-Nor is il true that
Mr. IL. ever expressed any intention of leaving st. Pc
tersburg in any event. JTe knoto better wv. han.
pen to know, that he spoke in the hiyhc terms of the
climate of ST Petersbugh-that he expressed little
OF being driven away from il by the inclemency OF the
climate, acting upon his constitution il was only
IN event oil his being unable to stand it, that he should
leave It, and for this purpose he had asked and
'he permission oil the government We state these facts
wi'hout hesauon-Wc had them from Mr. Randolph
h;mself-who did not speak OF the Summer climate
OF hussia-as ii experimenting any Inconvenience from
tnat circumstance at all. But, he seriously
aHeced by the heat and atmosphere Of ST. Pcersburgh
land alter ascertainng by his negotiations with Prince
Leven, that the interests of the United States would
not suer by the temporary absence its Minister he
was induced TO leave the country for a more sauary
chnate-And now il is pretended, that the whole wa
a continuance got mp by MIR. Randolph and the Amins-
traon; and that this only Journey to Italy pia =,
petersbnrgh-(s ome,hng like Mr. Adams's const1te
tire journey to Client ria st. con
DUCT which has been ascrbed TO Mr. II. and the Ad-
IN. Ia
their li5ellants. ~ VI
These statements, which know to be true, com.
pietety cut up all the missta einents OF the N Daily
Advertiser and Of the Delaware Jouri.al1 he former
speaks oil "the strong which were formed
Of MS not being able TO perform the duties his mis-.
sion -of the gross msapp cation' OF a "large amount
oil the public money &c, &c-But the d. Journal
speaks in strain OF still more outrageous extravaganza
when 1t declares that Mr. Randolph
WAS cSnrcd caressed and according own account al
that ho bntb,
% s ""S ms e,p,es, authority abandon his pleas
Now, avor misrepresen tation was never fabricated
ior. IN the Ist place, MIR. r. pretended TO saw
nat ne was edressed or compelled go upon the mis-
SION. All that he did, was to show a handsome letter
from the President Offering him this mission in the most
digniied terms-And, in the second place If Mr. n .
were mus ncaPacitaied, what became of those vgian
centines, Messrs Webster, Barton s. Co.! Did tbe,,
not approve the appointment! The misrepresenta oy
about his abandoning his post and travelling for health
and pleasure at the public cxpence too gross 10 de-
serve a reply. Such a course would he too ruch H.;
the spirit oil the last Administration ever we trust TO
obtain any countenance from ,he present.
GILL THE DECEW-CY"!!
what opinion will the Public form of the modern
Curtius, who would violate the sanctity of social In
srcourse and retail the conversations of private tables,
w NAT should we think OF man, wbo instead of re-
states that there several Western members If ho
Convention present at COL P's., when there was not
one es!ern member present. and who pervestr the
whoie spirit oil what was said at table,
Still more-what shall we think of man. who fa,.o
~ states In the public prints that dinner was given to
MIR. an Buren, and his select Jriends-tha none but
he members oil certain political iunto were present
That the turned upon certain political TOPICS
what shall think of the honor of this man when II
KNOWN that 6eing mistaken at thar time for gentle
man. he was invited 10 partake of the same dinner that
It was mixed party, and that the conversation ran
on the most general topics-perecy Harmless S. even if
II had come within the hearing of the most nsJions
spy or the most contemplate inquisitor.
what opinion shall we form OF the same man. who
up al sne le anecdotes OF boarding house, and
grossly Pervers every conversation of Mr. b. TO which
he alludes; whether il be with COL Bernc the Cbeva
her Haynes or any body else! Who will believe such
man hereafter as entitled to any cvility from stran
gers or any belief, for any thing which he can utter
from men of honor, '
From the mendacious Curiius we urn 10 his in,iai
euI compe.r.; the Eii,o.s OF die N IntsI,ysdna.
And We ask. what 70 be thousbf OF Eht,r, ri 49,,
DIR The caption Of letter OF Phiiip p. Bar bour ra,
.""eu on us very face to recommend concilla, o. ,
and 10 repress notification will de xte,ou.Iv .mroui
iAes' commentaries, ard the fouest in.inus,ion,
Ei'os. who seek TO identify the cd RenubJican ST.,
Nem' raty, with the most indignant and Diet rnineJ
WINNERS at Sou'h Carolina-E!i,ors VII, tbus -,
tempt to palm oil IN impression, that the RepubIic,n
rT,y some OF the most distinguished friends Of A
oor gan" we Know No. how many OF hi. friend.
par W"enu',) are the advocates of Nulijc aton 70
sistance and Disunion '-and par consequence n,c,
the National Republicans" the partizans of Adams
Gnu oi LAY; are me fastest friends of the Union OF the
ola'es what shall we think of Editors, who will thus
nsnuatons $50 ' '''''"'
We do not ask what opinion is to be formed If Eli
tors who had falsely and heedessy ascribcd 10 nc
ram disParngng expressions about Mr.. Madison and
Then attacked us with opprobrious epithets-But we
no dSh wa: are we to think Of the candor or the jus
tee OF these Editors, Who in the act of co,1in
forward to acknowledge their mistakes and TO
Their observations from the Enquirer to another pnper
are UNJUST and ibera Igh suboin to their amen,
dehonordble, such uncourteeus sarcasm az The fol-
lowing =" We have read so much Of like tendency
Ia inc Enquirer that apt to refer all the.
way notions about the General Government TO that
source."-We lay the facts before our readers-and
we leave them TO make the commentary.-Yet these
are the Editors, who once claimed the character of
" Deeeney!
ANTI -.SfaSO.NIC SPIRIT
IL the result OF the III -ction in N York .ho,,b b,v
NJ other effect, than to overthrow the fanatic psr,v ,h
political n'Masons who have attempted 10 ride into
power, upon such a ranng stalking -horsr this hen.
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