Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25

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consult ms own inclination, he would wish to retire "a
me hermitage) Is thus auhortatively stated in the
o"e,-it Is the very course we have expected from
taxi: "' ""u'o
III. pas proposed s%.ad%ss, win not sod eu,
Uon.su,c. Mr. Jefferson opposed the fs-sixisi,y
which IL. nation ss. s~.. Il.
s.S Will. n. remain. . would ID
President from tho las. Adam. Sss eve, Nc
lore tho people. and m,ef ordeal Of .csood es,ioS
BY ,..: s:sS % S Of the
~ "a. cloud Of caamaes raised BY
decline the ny,aoa of many deny to the Uo" ,h
ss% S m q.
vice. from hi. country fdsm.od Of peril wssI
sa H. s ss isI sS se %Sass
"Uads, sssa eeausaaes, permi,tsd to SUM- ,s, n ,
!. a. sss to cal. e ' ri,a;.,
RUMOURS
varsity Of versions have app, ared In I.,,.,. f,
Wathinston and in the Opposition Prints toncho ~,
DIV o. me following letter AIKEN from the Hs-r burr
40 over )-.L-i'ers have been said to mass be.gs.n
Mssr'. Jack.on Calhoun, Crawford g. C.Ibou, 49,
ptc%.ous TO Mr.. Adams for information visit, of NJ
toe President ADD the Ex.Pss.ident, &c, &c-Mneh
misrepres sutation Is Of course sost II Ia, hen I
tor instance thai distinguished Off GER In the Cabin,
mao SOM sEepsy dree iy or Indirectly in bringing
aoont ss'e OF unpleasant feeling between he pe, Il.
dent and Vice Pre.idei t-we have little douh, r.,
g.Nirjusce has heen done by such an ,,,ut,,ion ~
"a" such runoufe aoou past "A,
ure pss-n,'ons, ce mus 10 the o OPPOSITION -But w.
nope that they viii be ben d In all their
o. mi.chief Eii"t have been made to bring about a
'ena.y expana,,sn-and It Is believed that they will
sxpre, our hope and belief that the com non enc.
my VIII be disapponted-hat amicabls intercourse
VIII bs restored-and that this |. the last tim. va an an
have occasion TO touch the subject:
Extract Of a letter. dated
,. WAsHINoToN, Jan. IL, 1891"
fou nave probably seen the misrepresentation
rinfa l,..
MISUNDERSTANDING between the President and Vice pre-
sident OF the United States. This effort ON the n., &c
e opposi9n, oerays the hopeessness of their condi.
oh' as wen as the ayidty with which thew seize and
cherish any, the least appearance Of division Which
may manifest itself amongst US The Truth i,-tbot No
MISUNDERSTANDING exists of such character as to mar
70 us'uro the harmony Of tho great Republican oar.
w or 10 lessen in the least degree the standing ~ al,
ther oil those distinguished individuals
W. no who'e matter may be stated in very few words
when the news oil General Jacks sons having t,ken G,
Marks anu Pensacola reached Washington President
monroe convened Cabinet council--the transaction
oe,ng connected with the War Department. the Score
OF war was, ut course, FIRST called upon for bjs
opinion IN relation 10 the course to be pursued NJ
aihoun proposed court OF nquiry--but after care
a,;on. ~ 9 OIL the whole ground. in which the re-
auohs 10 spain as well the orders given 10 Genero
Jackson and the actual posture of alirs when h. 49,
ed the confines OF Florida taken into
II was determined by Mr. Monroe TO restore the go
.hreu posts and lay the correspondence and nroceed
ings before Congress. The decision was corJalIv ac
guessed in by Me-. Calhoun and Gen Jackson rva. "a,
sustained oy MS most particular friends in Con.
gress' as ESQ by MIR. Adams, who wrote a very AHA
nd,caton OF Gen. Jackson in his letter TO The Snanish
VI mister; IL seems that within the last wear. General
mas received Information in relation to these
P,oeeedihgs' which has led him to believe that Mr.
Sahoun was acuated in the proposition for an enonr
oy feeling of hostility rather than sense of of,; co,
au'y; ana correspondence has ensued between them
'ouch"g ne proceedings of the cabinet and the view
oil the administration the nature and ex,ent of h
orders unier which the General acted. This CORES.
ponience has been conducted with some asneri.v On
In a
present. OF private personal intercourse; hui ,b.jr Nc
i''ca relaonsare unchsnged-both as heretofore are
uevoeu 10 the maintenance OF the republican priocinI
and policy OF the government and their mut,,al fanJ
are determined to regard this difference as
air, arising perhaps, from misapprehsnson of
MOVIES on both sides, which cannot rieltfulv he nar
nued 10 Affect any existing future measures of the
government, or produce political divisions amen ,h
friends oil the administration 1t may furnish the on
pos,hon papers, in their hopeless dearth of other mat
ter "'th topic Tor few months, but YOU NAV res,
assured that however sensitive the President or VIZ
1esuen' may oe TO unirendiy limitations, they both
know TOO well their duty TO their country 10 perm @
difference 10 prejudice the public interes,, y;,,
which they are connected. ~
Snch being the well known fact as TO those distin
guished men, 1t remains for their friends TO determne
upon maintaining in their course corresponding bar
mohy III happens daily in every walk of life IN A. nor
sons oil me same political faith of the same rs
igon are unhappiy involved in personal differencas
nut II does not follow that, either should on that A.
count abandon, or be expelled from bis MARTY or ~;
cnmrrh. have heard many, very many of the most
. h.
Jec and all seem 10 entertain the same sentiment and
views-all agree that II is a mere private affair grow
ing OUT Oh an Old transaction which belongs 10 hstorv
ana not to the politics of the day. and thait shall bave
no influence on them whatever I can scarceIv ,.ii
whether my regret that any thing should have occur
req 10 wound the feelings OF such as the President
and Vice President is not more than comnen.a,ed b'
seeing the extreme anxiety Of the opposition to asce
aih " they cannot make something out of III II nrove,
so clearly the weakness Of their hopes Thev 'nder
value such men as Jackson and Calhoun or thew oui5
Know mar each Is incapable Of a dshonorable acton
80; y. Su"er'ng inc opposition to profit Ivy their dssen
om' IHdrrisonbuUg Reporter
Tho public have been amused some day. with no,v
OF the Coalition tales We say that the vSoo % M
~ nv se eensd proposition Mr. Monross cabinet relative
~ without foundation But who ha The s;,n,
edge of Mr. Van Buren, hsw PERFECTLY
IS that he obtained debates from W eLon
,chbed The part taken in them by Mr. Calhoun adverse 10
10 , ncosod u 20 M Crawford aud obtained certificate as
dent is pe'haps sufficient say story that 10 s
o. ,hs To- Of Norgans and
east as much SO a' thing from source can 10
(sat6dHy Argas.
"Mtteh ado .abouf-nothing %
Congre" says CorrespondpnO ia d,ny notbios I
sse" aT-od Anew daysaeo hat had bee m done in The
House On that day. "WhV, cir :" said he d" w 80,
some 'oooi to the poor OF the civ and bsn ,,s,, ",
'he Ssoa,e Chamber" On MONDAY fojlov,ns 4 .aL
en- MIN me same question. "To-dsy Sir - aid he
We had most bOisfe,o Gus and interest debate unon
the question, whether the debate which took ,I,ca a.
fnd'y was IN order or out Of Order"-snd he roiob,
have added 1--WE had long and boistsrous Dsha,a -.
Fsiday. Il a, Mr.. Burgess Of II. I. nigh, .bow Oh,
scWoy gentlemen may .oms,ines be fundamentally
into Members 1 Congress" '''''"
Missouri PRoDUorroS.-A lady of our CITY h., h.. a.,
happy mother OF throo pretty girls birth b. hnb ~
should DC encouraged Some gentlemen % hand.
Pone n, The voos W. Oospesk tho patronage Of Gov
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