Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
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"M Randolph the Minister Russia, arrived at Norfolk
whence he is to sail in the sooP War Concord Friday last
lowing from Washington If this purpose Of confer
that tho Minister should come to ,bo
Tor Instructions and not the to the Minister
member to have heard besides that when Mr. Randolph o h
ne he swoe solemn OATH on or near the Potomac Bridge,
s wGSd saac q KSs1 s% was
~ 70 IT. ror any hing we Know indeed this might have beer
Of the acceptance OF the appointment by Mr.
Few of our readers could be at loss for the name
the paper which had the honor OF publishing the abov,
paragraph 1t is the National IntelligeDcer all over
gain-It bears its imprint and superscrpion in ever,
hollow & false We know that sug
gesons this subject without the slightest foun
dation. Mr. Randolph offered to repair to the City O
Washington. To induce him to visit il, he only wanted
the slightest indication that his presence the seat
government was desired-But the Secretary of STATE
wishing to send off the mission possible wrote Ia
him tina, his attendance at Washington could be
with, and that he might devote his whole time per-
sona preparations for his immediate departure.
pare these facts with the candid Surmises of the Ma.
tonal lntelllgencer-and how contemplate do the last
aPpeaT
forget tfat II was but last year that MIR. w. b. repair.
ed to Delaware, with the Instructions for Mr. McLane
These willy Editors seized hold OF that circumstsnce 10
weave silly plot of Caucus between Messrs. v. Blu.
rem McLane, and Cambreleug for the purpose OF sbap.
ing The Instructions, as 10 give up the Tariff for the
West India Trade. Each sly surmise was then con.
futed-Mr. Cambreleng did not visit Whining ton-and
m.
TALLY submitted TO Congress, also said 10 have ex
posed the contemplate tale which got up about the
Instructions.
Mr.. Van Buren, arrived at Norfolk on Saturday week
Tor the purpose OF comforting with Mr. Randolph Min
iser to Russia. He left Norfolk OF Sunday Evening
0he 20th)--arrived at Baltimore the next day, and
reached Washington on Tuesday.
The U. S. Ship Concord, Capt NJ. C. Perry from
Portsmouth, ". III. anchored i'm Hampton Roads on
Monday the 21st The Concord left Portsmouth on the
18th, and "has had (says the Norfolk Beacon) only is
hours OF fair wind on her passage-OHicers and crew
all we'll" The Concord Is a ship, mounts about
~ medium guns said to sail well though her rigging
works rather rough at rstShe has to take in part OF
her and storesand is expected TO be ready
for sea by tomorrow Thursday.-She will take the
Minister and Secretary Of Legation up TO Cronstadt-
but ii had not been decided, whether she would 90
north about, up through the British Channel
Mr.. Randolph is receiving numerous proofs Of the
courtesy and hospitality of the Citizens of Norfolk
"A splendid dinner said to have been given 10 him
Saturday last, which attended by large com.
Pany, and by gentlemen Of both political parties
The Norfolk papers announce, that Mr.. Kings Re-
ply TO Mr. Kendall, was TO appear on Monday morning,
yesterday 1--WE shall lay II before our readers
We shall also seize the earliest opportunity Of laying
before them the promised Reply Of Lieut.. Randolph
The documents, in that case, now in a course of
republicaiio shall wait until hear both sdes
but we can, at this Stage Of the discussion, scarcely
hesitate to say, that from the documents already laid
before the public, Major Eaton stands honorsby ac-
quilted Of the charges, 30 indusriousy propsgated
against him, in and letters from Washington,
during the last winter viz: OF his having received rev.
efal thousands Of dollars from Purser Timberake and
Of having appropriated them TO his own emolumeot-
thus building up his fortunes upon the default Of
Timberlake. The letters Of Eaton TO Timberlake have
been grossly Undergraduates the anonymous ven
geance Of Honest logo" can scarcely bo gluted up.
on such scaniy materials.