Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

thtTtI0fo, Turn these tbIOgs ACCOUNT
they ca, no longer insldousy fan the flame Of lea
lousy, aud scatter discord in the Republican
Besides, the new Cibuet will be more n a, monou, =
mere VIII no suspicion OF leaning towards this man OF
mat man. Greater confidence 10 each o,ber will Ne al
TO more united counseis-produce a m re- ipeo,e co.
operation in the public scvce-ani ia nish han.
des 70 the mashinaons Of our cpfonent. or the lea
| ousies e. our friends.
We'll, therefore. u,ght tbs Providence Pitro, "a =,
tina, " the eject will be oniy to give new frs. %
the ranks aud weapons OF his friends, but take
rom els enemies their principal meacs OF carrying CO
the wa-t all this change does tend 10 ng he
tue naturalization. four od even then we baxs ma,
right ideas OF cause and sf.c,. TIE oppos oa pes
may produse atransisnt eff Ct, by the caumny h.y
have just originated bu, the spec ~ aud al i'm Il. -
acton, will ony overwhs!m them and their hop q in
cor. usion."
Winchester VnSinisn siys, Z" We consr,,ul,,e ihs
president snd the friends OF the Aininisu ion uron
an event which cannot fail to b. attended wi h IN !,
hapPies: ell cts In promoting the harmony ,ud
en'ns tie bands OF the Re; ubicaa pa.ty isn't,o
10 dnied thai The publication by Mr. Calhoun, AZ tie
co'e oi ms Tate session tf Congrep, OF he
dencs tween hims II and the President, folio ~, IN
.y 'hS angry crimna ions ard reclamation 10 viii
II has given rise, has been productive of much dyi,oa
IN our ranks, and had the ef.c, OF alisoauns som.
who had hretotors supper ed the Admits ration Tn.
number OF those have zen thus es,rns.d rom /,
IL stue, Is comparatively smali-c>r,sin,y much too
mari 10 endarger, for momeLt, the caus. from which
they have seceded but g drowning men will each AZ
straw and small il. il has suficed % animal. The
expiring hopes Of the frends OF Mr. Clay who taxing
advantage OF our dissen.ions have again hei ted hi,
pafi-colouted nag and summoned thsir scaue, a ana
disheartened forces TO renew the contest and maLs
ias' aud despara,e struggle, TO place beir chsan in
me sea oil power. These visions, il il koevn had
ex,etd d TO The members OF The Cabt ct, Who aware
OF the Injurious cons quenses which mtg resa from
tn' I'M nooiy resolved - remove ell duff suI.y on that
sc Re by retiring ircm their place."
SO also the Oh rlottesvlle Advoca sMr Buren, ba.
'"e ereut oil betg mag ciaD," hence lis eyery ct
mrs Necessarily be intended by him n upon tn sue.
Censorship We csnno', however, dohim c mi ct se.
'ehs 10 work above ground ourselves aud to con-
eeie 10 ohe;s course together free fron suspicion:
anc. therefore, unhess,iogiy receive his reasons 10,
rendering his resignation as the true motive for so
aoinai while, We az uahesiiaiingiy aver that G.h
JACK .ch's sagacy hes been amply vindcatsd In an.
pouring NJ: Van Buren, to fiji ths offe Of Secretary
oil State The du les OF his i,e have b-en ably di .
chhgs'; the foreign relations OF the c,un.ry have
never osen In more sa,isfac y II ion; and he
diplomacy oil the government Ia. been nducied ", h
unr xdmped success"
The WILMINGTON Waterman says ID. o.po lion
mustr rave on, In wild despair; ard al We can do 10
70 assure them that Mr.. Adams, who passed through
New ccse lew days SINCE 6ecla ed TO his in
maj place. changes a, Wa hing on had strength
eoed the cause oil 'he President immensely"
'Ne.o Piot!-one or two of the Opposition papers
nave already insinuated that the New Cabinet is COM
Poseu 81 ran Buren Men, Is such stuff never 10 be at
an emu. An Intelligent gentleman at Washington writ
ing 20 ms friend In this City, thus Indignantly and justly
gwen Is 10 repeat the OF the New Cabinet In
uou name! are we never 10 be done ih suspicious
Q. pio's ana intrgues!! Is there in the United
states, oil common sense, and common can or who
knows the charac of Hugh L. White and of I ouis
McLane, who will believe for one moment, that ibev
can be any Mans Men? There are not in hi; world
TWO more pure, lofty, Independent, and high minded
gentlemen am not so intimately acquainted with
Governor Woodbury.; but his acquaintance sneak in
the mo exalted terms of his character as well as his
talents. know him only by sight. He is a man
OF line manly appearance. He is the intimate friend
OF Mr. Tazewell, and l have understood of Mr.
o cn,,. also. II he could be degraded by his
conntry-men into the suspicion of -heirs<.-ss,,.
pected of belonging to Mr.. Calhoun.-Mr. Livingston
is gentleman OF bland and accomplished manners
and personally friendly to AIR. Calhoun, well
MIR. Van Buren,. Judge White, | know, has always
been personally friendly both gentlemen; and know
also, from intimate knowledge OF his character and
exalted WORTH that there is nothing his lofty spirit
would spurn with Indignation than the imputaion
that he belonged to any Man. He sough Or
flee, and he never received that net pressed
on him. And our fears here, at this time, are, that
he cannot be induced TO accept the situation that has
com friend of the President and may possibly Weld TO
his pressing solicitations, but think ii doubtful
MR.. RANDOLPH
The public recoecs with what avidy certain ca
umnies were prOpagated last year, against the Minis
ter TO Russia. The tales were got up without deceucy
probability-the base coin circulated every
where and by every Opposition Press. In vain was it
said, &c Forbesri pause in your denunciations These
stories must be false No American could have stoop-
ed ow fall on his knees before the Emperor of
Russia-and as little likely any 10 sink TO this
ScEViity was Jonn ndnuopn. IN vain, were the au-
thors OF these calumnie called for. None produc
ed-and yet the lie went rouni The opposition press
caught up every tale the most improbableand gave
the most active circuation.-Nay, 10 such rage
the spirit of defamation carried that member OF Con-
gress, Qhe Hon. Trisram Burgess Esq) eagerly
harked in with the Ours of the Opposition Press-and
dsgraced himself by reitera ne the infamous caum-
MES which had been got up on anonymous authority.
But see how plain tale put them down. The
following is note which we received on Saturday:
"NEw York, April 2Sh 1881.
''I received, yesterday, very satisfactory letter from
Washington Irving, Esq. relating to Mr.. Randolph,
which you will probably see in this afternoons Post
name the author 10 you that you may know how much
importance TO attach 10 the intelligence ="
We ask pardon of our Correspondent for laying this
Extract before tie publc-but he will see at that
our object give unquesiionabe authenticity the
letter from London-The following is The article from
the New York EUening PoSt-Aller this, let the OPP
position Prints, with Tristram Burgess, bark on, they
list:
From the Now York Evening Post.
Mr. Randoiph.-The following exuact o. a letter
relating TO this genile aus conduct while at ST Pc
leTsbufg, may lie relied entitled to the highest
cred. 1t is from eminout couDiryman oil ours dis
ioguished 10 other walks than those OF p6ltcs-now
employed in diplomatic station in gland; who
has nterrs, TO Disguise the truth, and would b. ia.
capable OF doing i, IL he had. We have been conviuc-
ed from the 6rsi, THAI Mr.. Randolphs behaviour atSt
Petersburg, has been the supset Of most ex,ravsgan
exaggera in tho reports Of IL which have appeared
Ia the opposition papers Party fee iDglbe desire OF
getting up amusing sinry-aDd, in some instances
probably personal pque, have eoncufted in giving
false cooripg to circumstance and in iuvenling
others. II Mr. Randolph had, in fact, been guilty OF
the "fau,ass treks' with which he has been sharg
ed, IL would, indeed, be highly Notifying to the
iiona pride Of every good citizen; but the course
Of candid journalist, in that case, would be- 10