Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-09
THE PROTOCOLS,

Another protocol has be sn published al PhiladsIpSa
Naion,l Journal for the "honorable spirit in which IL
put forth TO the world" The last protocol il said 10
have been "seni to Gan. Jackson nearly two months
the reader will judge of thu spri, of this and The
other publication by tho following fact-: A paper
which now take. to itself the lofty dus of Protocol
wag,t up for toe inrdiou. purpose ofgeung Stephen
Snpson into ofies. 1t was Addressed to The Presi-
dent OF the United States. I'made heavy complaints
o. the admin'sraions abandoning the original Jack
sen men. IL stated that "ofiice after office was
hs!ed and yet token given Of your re-
mem9fance that there was original jackson
party existent IL compliance II the Offices which had
been showered upon s'the advocates of Calhoun and
Inghdm." Ahersusb preface, the design Of tbs let
ter begins TO steal forth. Gin the nomination of Mr.
Stephen Smp'on, the party, anxious to DO persuaded
OF The icju'ieo of their complaint ginsd thew saw
no, only The discharge OF the acknowledged debt of
gratitude due to iha, gentleman bu, ai'o returning
has proved deusve. The lapse Of tim. which has
"''ns'ssd iie non-performauco of renewed promises
mas worn out the expectations Of the most con6ding.
ana Vor Is vain to disguise The ficD nothing but
immediate appointment Of Mr.. Simpson ana change
IN 'he policy OF the administration, radical and c,-sx-
tensve with the evil, vsr the total alienation of
your early friends" 1t then GOES on to saw ,bat
"The party has looked long and srxiovsiy 'I aor
some recognition of il. claims, but 10 vain In
Jury mas been accumulated on injury: enc tie
ma, bsen broken after another, aud liii,e now rs
mans 10 attach The original Jackson psrty 10 the ADJ
nssilon' save the senuaied shreds Of Hose neglect.
ed principles which at frs, come cited the mo Tbsss
prime II then processes to enumera,,-U ,b.n a.
droiy adds How far the total ne gee and ,ro..,;
'ne Psry may dfive Them TO second vindcaon of
os principles lime and your future course will make
manifest As regards Mr. Simpson Won will allow ne
TO say That IL canno. be difficult to conjecture the nr,
,boo u Ms .. under Tho circumstances like
moe oy which be is surroundsd-his family brou chi n
wSn' himself deceived md mockcd hs friends
CO. enu MS party disgraced. Your Own bosom II con-
suted would quickly inform you of The conrsa n,or,
you ny generous spirit under sush accumula,e ed pro-
vocation, under The conscousness of wrong End ingr,
,aI o' se,yiees un'hsnked aud talents unappreeia-
,eu. Or II Mr. Simpsons course were stIl dnbions
''e room remains for hesitation, WHEN he sees those
services and talents better kno,on and respecfed IN, ~
eiem'es ne mas assisted to oUeriho,o than by the
friends, (Gnd ne believe our claims In mn an.
mare not been LEFT to the eguipocal att,sfation Of
Pgession') zoe toomd most earnestly counsel his
mmedtdte commission. and zoe do So Fl on, a kno,o.
fedge that there is imminent danger of mann ind,ed
most OF your original supporters ab1ndoning ,oith
mn cause in which they have received noihfpg but
the modification Of seeing their rie nda in dpraes nd
iheir enemies The enemies of The Marty and IL,
ciples-in fsvo'." ~ - pm
NO one can fail 10 perceive the hand of s. S. in this
lHR-lt is impossible 10 mistake the drift Of the et,.,
~ was moe, earnestly 10 COUNSEL" GIN J. 10 gi,.
hin immediate commission Otherwise, that tbs
neleena,y o"iss was al matke-and that he would 20
over 70 me political enemies who better know and Re-
speet hi' services and talents Such ia The ob;s., ~
Tue ie'ter, when stripped OF all lie pe,binSe and ali
~, w guse'-ih'tis to say, s. Peunsd an ariuI Is.-
er' Tor ne purpose OF coercing the Preside n, 10 give
hm an siiice, and he prevailed upon twelve in5ivi
uua's (hs Pvsts friends political ins,rument.l In
iB" ~ nS Dtneut This letter is ssl II have been
"Sn'mited 10 tbs Pr,sdep, 'h~ 10th Of lone 1891
NO one can doubt, that If "Carberus had received
sop he would have been senced that the world
would never have had the benefit of The pro
oco', which was first published But Simpson was dis
appointed; and then forth this first Pro,oco sgn
ca ny SIX names iour OF them the sgners TO the ORR
g,nai Ieucr-and in addition 10 these is the Monsieur.
himself. '"'' Si"'PS'"
The experiment of the Letter was not tried until II,
1s private applications had failed in obtaining sch ~,
red No hoon IL. ~
son; HE made the most sbject appeals TO his bnmastv
ne then resorted 10 threats aud the President becans
lneNorabe He addressed letter as late az nrl Ias,
threatening that unless he obtained an office worth -
least 5000 OF 1000 dollars, year, rupture was nei
saoe.- re iaed--and out comes Protocol the Isttbe
hrst III the order Of publication, but no, Of time.
The secend Protocol, as IL now Processes IN call n
SEN IS nothing but the original letter TO the President
signed by tho IL persons, but shanefuy garbed anA
muuiated-ah those passages stricken out, which bit
az the adherens OF Calhoun and Ingbam''-and which
convey the true, the only object of the letter; viz "tbe
immaculate commission of :. s.; for, every line and
word IS carefully stricken out which speaks of this dis
interested Patriot " '''' us
such are some OF the facts which deyeIope the fra.
character OF the two Protocols papers, got M and
pebned by Mr. g. for his purposesand one ri tbey
nOsl Popabiy garbed by himself, before il was usher.
ed TO the Public. " S'
Is any thing more necessary 10 show tbe cba,ac,s,
d the man himsefl Is necessary TO repeat that This
nan did write two letters TO Washinoton in Januar,
last, stating That serious efforts were making IN driys
he General Jackson) home that he had been long In
possession of knowledge of This NOT on The mari ~
hose men whom the President had favored in Penn.
yvana; and reProbaiing such uper mpied perfdtgz D
- u necessary Nr US 70 add, bat $. s. expressed an