Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-09
F,ou, our CORRESPONDENT

w WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1880
fou must he aware that al the moment the
two parties OF WHICH the Jackson party composed are eye
aud while each is especially careful guard motives
aud actions from suspicion, that speculation az
tie subject OF their feelings and future course
be II Still there circumstances of daily occurrence
springs of human action, disclose ample materials for conie
ule and act as guides of opinion which may main be
OF MIR Calhoun and those of Mr. Van shortly sepa
rate themselves one of those conclusions which thou
sand circumstances conducting The when and
the how are Tie only points which intelligent men, al the
seat of government affect to hold any difference opinion
deeply rooted feeling hostility exists ssion
will he regulated by policy which the sovereign
Matters yet sufficiently ripe risk any opinion
the subject and do feel disposed catch the first
wsperss rupour and convey you as competen,
authority '' '
The reports the subject of Mr. Eaton and his correspon-
derce with MIR Tmnberlake, monopoze the public
ton this II understood the Rev Mr. Camp.
bell has ms of letters, Tor
beake in the years 1926 1927, and These letters
were accidentally iopnt among the papers by his
have been taken by Mr. Branch having shown
to General Jackson have been placed the files of Navy
Department, whence copy them has escaped hands
of MIR. Campbell am told tina, MIR Eaton's letters
he makes application to MIR Tmeake who large defaul.
for 1000 dollars for the purpose of paving the
unpaid Certain Houses IN Washington which
he has purchaser for Mr. mlerlake, which proposes
hold in his In another letter he acknowledges
the receipt of two drafts from Mr. rmberake amounting to
about $500 dollars which says great assistance to
hn and requests hun sens the residue nearly
dollars The letters said have been wored with great
caution; and the series broken that gea,
efforts have been made by the parties concerned, obtain
possession Of all letters which exist of the of the
family conecrusd that recovered
from the hands which they had reached As generally
known that MIR Campbell has this correspondence in pos
session far he obtained and which
has been pursued towards that gentlsnau of the provo
king character there confident pectation among those
who best acquainted with the independent determined
character OF Mr. Campbell that he will be induced shortly
10 open the budget for the graf caion of The public curiosity
Whether the result will corm the conjecture not be-
COMES not
The President visited by portion ohe political world
olNew Years Day. and the tx President by have not
heard from authentic that Mr. was
present, hut rumof says he detected looking door
when suddenly an exposition of upon him and
he made the best of his way back the circular room ard
theme. with all possible de patch his attendant hack We
all looking with anxiety for the the Rich.
mond Enquirer, the hope will with an mn
Menhc description from the of the Honorable Senator
not merely of The gorgeous mirrors which the marble
ante but Of the sad reflections which they produced in the
mind of that consistent and patriotic republican, is peDap,
due to canour say that the system of
han been severe shaken, day or two Previous by cruel
con OF unwecoiue "reminiscences from the hand another
Senator
I Since tho above letter was in type, the Washing
ton papers have brought us the annexed Card from
NJ Eaton, which is to the point. The Charge is met
with explicit and manly denial, and we are willing
to believe, will fail Of bcug established. 1t now be-
hoves those who have started tie nsiDuaton Of cor
rupt collision between Maj. Ea on and purser Tim
bcrlake. in tie matter Of the deaul! Of the latter TO
sustain it, to acknowledge its falsity and to make
! the amsnde honorable, to the injured.
From The Washington Telegraph.
J CARD.--The production of some letter writer
from Washington is going the rounds of the opposi-
ton presses, duplicating me undersigned in regard
to supposed dedication Of Purser Tim5erlake de-
ceased. liberal public cannot expect that The a.
nonymous nputations of the retailers Of rbaldry and
scandal, IN the shape of letters from Washington,
should receive more particular notice from those
VINO are intended be affected by Them than is done
pnf Al
yer responsible name is vouched, in support of the
charges referred to measures will be forthwith taken