Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02


venture to retail, in their Paper, SANDERS ~ .con3-hap
iRainst the administration yet they are prudent enouy
90, 20 und rake, their oton capital, tcholesGie
bu.Drss in hat way. a. they Hu-t bs RI riv co.,
seous ,ha IL would no, apsW-r market Tssy s,r.
indeed, soor pc iucaps, nd s'i iodhesens sa.
,erers for the public tss'e-BuI enough upon such
eut feet.
A.. you not bv hi, dime di.sa.ied by such a.,
about lAdS! Taai he ogposuoD shon ruik- So. Il
elsmor a'on the dtiOiu--n 81 the late Chtrrls
While Il wss 10 existence IL ~e~s coniiqsiy abp-
ing lube elilty sni wait Il tai-t-low % ~
more, they are mskng wen eiIul .uf sbout il.
aitrbp,ing i,s downfall e NJ Eaj.n. Sis-. uibsv
were 'sat much opP,sed 10 il IL 10 tciug N "
ough, 10 thank MFs +. II she hss b,vn i.s,,dn-ut D.
A. yell Ne ,ho President. toE r.ii'g 'i> u.,ipH OF
Tley adni, thh tn, present Cahiue,, IN yous Il t.
Tents, is fac superior 20 'hs o'h-r-'heU Vh} symps-
hisa SO rnpoh with Mess. B-tt:er, isyhso;. sui
Brrneh' T esr men have ssr' irly @,',k theufelvse
very low niih the people. Thy manifested loo yt,A
II 10 the lnsi momen'. Fsorn via -. b. n di,-
elo-ed, j. o " emak,bl tat Gsso'4i Jackson
houli have permitted N ~ 10 RAJ al IA so ions Ius
sam, The note-tohrr. ~ rts-' atie fsIiew III.
3pn'on hsfTrosdy awarded 20 him i;s q elf CO...
emp Opposition sSn utSs nctliug snb',a Il, ~ ia.
hs rubiis acts OF hs l;uGisi.etiaa Su-r~ya as n
tended I, ttrenr hout IN al IT. mot 1Ecr an, france
IONS B1 oh n, -tlif l. nct "a tisc'o.y 20 n ~ M.
Ea'NH has bsen the csnss o. thu di"cuor of til Co.
the Gen. Jackson sated 10 farce h.r mo a. 20
c'e'y 81 he er Sa>rst,ie', say ucy n " - ne
ask the or oic' DO they suppose llat L their Put Ne
cOocrrDs-ii abe pubic huorss Is .r,p rly oonjue I'D
aud msHsed by ths Pr.sid-n,, sas, i,e " -one u .,
will care a"ght hgtc hs di,eoulcn OF ta- c ,h,o.,
zane a)ou ? Wili they car, a',sw abou. sueh s,rA
and 'f'ea az eve pow IN rifou'a,ion! whe'hat NJ
ENon diced or not wnb 3r,. Ingham, Nc T. .rtisr
and Mr.. Bran H. deugh'et.i Isis r,rlsiuly too dir
susGg 'o talk upon s1sh sGhj-ct ~ hing -
grea,s' pro1 - he gtuersi wstaGs an' pre-p,Iy oi
the c.unry, tho i,to1 aud Irue pai;cy o. he s.is ~
tie vernn,en VIII ,Fc opp,,i ,oa rsn pi-a1e nets
log in array assnr il but the wreirhed is.s with
which thu pub'ic have been dat0gsd az seyerpi
wsek3 PSI. Bot The people urd..r and al. ,hi,-
they cannot be led astray. To effect its purpose, FAC.
ton sticks at nothing To accomplish its views and do.
siroy the men they hate, they assa their wives. Thus
Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Monroe and Mrs Jack snn. all nv
perienced their full share of its abuse aud denc,ion
he people have nothing 10 do with the wives and
daughters OF the public functionaries They keep
their eyes steadily fixed the public conduct o their
servants IN relation TO their public duties, and IN that
criterion will they Judge them.
After writing thus far, about closing my com
muncaon LET me, however, say word or two about
Branch whose letter 10 his friend Freeman have ns,
read what weak, poor mortal, this must lie! II
pass over the date OF it's publication. will not dwell
upon that calculating policy which induced him TO With
hold the feeble blow that he io,c aims at Cen Jackson
until the polls closed, and he firmly seated in
the sadde.its blow which is scarcely reconcilehie
TO the declaration he made, during the canvass 10 the
bynum Committee, that Cen Jackson had done nothing
FOR which lac might not he forgiven Let this however
pass and let us proceed 10 the letter itself.
lie se,s out by telling us that he unde rook to pur
suaue iha President not 10 appoint Major Eaton seat
In bis Cahnet-and this too, from tie most Griendiv
feelings towards the President and Eaton "siy re-
monstrances Che says) it is known without effect
anu MAJOR Eaton was soon after formally appointed Sc
cretary of War" Here is impudcnce end n,becii,y
Tor You in high styel This man, after understanding
mat his friends had succeeded in persuaing General
jackson 10 appoint him member OF the Cabinet, un-
dertakes TO advise him who should have the homer OF
being associated along with himself what ignorance
and presumption The President, doapising his sIgges-
tons, appoints those he Thought best qualified to m the
respective departments. This seems To have net,ie,l
poor Branch hat Eaton formally should take his
ny his side, was not so very palatable this dig
intary From the most friendly and best feelings in
the world, he says, towards Eaton he anxious TO
vent him filling one OF the most distinguished Offices
OF the government Truly, what a singular mode thi.
man has OF showing his friendship! Again--"I have
no doubt that Major Eaton in rendering his resigns
non, stipulated Tor the dismissal of the other OF sve
members OF The Cabinet" Branch here supposes tina
MAJOR Eaton was az stupid and imputent himself
lie having endeavored 10 stipudte with the Presiden
TO Keep Eaton out OF the Cabinet Of course neIs thai
gan--Eranch complains tia Van Buren, "I0tieTlv had
become the sole confdan OF tie President" no wen
der when there only such characters rs Branch
| in the Cabinet The President no doubt had IdtferI,
rrobed him, well the Others, 10 the bottom and
found them all dchcientie must then rely upon the
/ only man Of talents in his Cabinet We next have
Branchs tale about Van Buren's ambitions aspiings,
&C. &c.--Not, however that he knows himself any
thing about hem but 'it is said nc part o. his char
aceT" &c In what coniemptihle light does he MAC,
himself But have little patience and hear this TX
Secretary again in his interview viii! the PrcsiGen
he tells him that she had learned from Mr.. Inghem tn,
evening before, who derived his information from the
Colonel that he had gone far TO make temporary
arrangements for the management Of tn departments
SC. This the President denied and said lie would sen
for Col Johnson, and for that purpose called servant
"When the servant came, observed il was
10 send for Col. Johnson-hs word was sufficient -
| Well said the President, ii you are satisfied toll,
him was"-Here find what dupe the redoubta
BILE Ingham had made OF his poor friend Branch, an,
what iasehood lac had imposed upon The mind of hi
weak and creduIous man. No sooner, however, wa
the President about convict MIR ingham Of it, fsI
Branch expressed his satisfaction about IL, and wou,
no, permit the President to send for Col Johnson Oh!
mott not his wish to have met Col. j. personals,
at thoinierview. Branch in his oppose does tell "
that the President expressed wish dictate and regu
lac the Intercourse OF lis family word about tia
does he say Why then did he sputtcr forth so mucl
nonsense in his interview with Col Johnson if indee
lie did do so, about the right Of any TO interfere il
matters relating TO the private end social arrangement
of his family. Branch, well Berricu and Ing
ham, processes understand that Col johnson made IN
requisitiou about Mrs. Eaton coming from the Pre-
sidsn although they all agree and distinctly admit tina
he did not himself press such requisition upon them
Branch takes care 10 keep out of view 1cheR thes
interviews with the President and Col. johnson too
place, in relation TO the tales about Mrs. Elon being
attempted to I've forced upon their families, &c &c
They took place more than twelve months before th
dissolution OF the Cabinet-before they invite
and made 10 resign. But il is matter OF little
Germ when they did occur Let rejoice and applaut
the President for relieving The nation OF set OF me,
who disgraced their public councils.
Bach il well calculated Il oys arc 20 Judge ton, III
long letter TO hig ffisnl, 10 write The hs:ov Of Tom
I Thumb, and all hs aShi inens. Bow minnie aUt
exact be itin rssofding and detailing II he iie hing
.nd circumstances about Mts Ea!on &c. Lptir min
Away. Delight TO owen upon Etile mlters. won .s
ths' be did not also take notes ike ehau--ihs b..
sholld tfu't such important matters his i,s memory
Infatuated men--how unfortunate yeu that you
uuabe bring be'oro be ration sui iecs of grave
sympsibY; by making ibr public believe ist vote wsr
di'fnissed beeause Me- Elton Tas not iovied 10 ih
parties 81 your wives srj d'ugb'erh IL ths n,ue o
wonder, whsi hivo ihc people TO do vT.lb MfS al,