Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
THE CORRESPON DENCE.

fne ". D. Telegraph OF Thursday last brings us the
correspondence between President Jackson and the
Vice President 1t fills 20 columns of that nan
and we shall print il possible. IL has al
SO appeared in pampbl t form in Washington. We Law
before our readers this morning Mr.. Calhouns in ro
duc'ory Letter to the people Of the United States We
had heard some rumors OF Mr.. Cahoun's intention 10
lay this Correspondence before the word-but we
could not credit them We considered this as a private
difference between Messrs Jack son and Calhoun-and
we hoped that they would keep il to themselves and
TO their friends. We regret that Mr. Calborn should
have made public appeal to his corntrymen upon
fuch matter, and at such ga critical uncture as a
himself denomiDates tive nscessity for it
nothing 10 the sqnbs or artics of The newspapers
require or to ju''iiy an appeal which is calculated
to create very unple feelings in our own party
to encourage the hopes Of enemies and To furnish
them with topics of amin adye rsion and abnss NJ
good can come OF IL!
But whatever our enemies may do or saw the Re-
publican party ought to go for the election OF Gen
avoid all divisions as far possible and not
unui his election IL safe, turn their eyes to successor;
whether II be Martin Van Buren, or John c. Calhoun
or John Lean-or any Other mao whom The good
People Of these U. s. NAV in their wisdom nrefsr =
The Presidency is their OH ce-dnd then haze right
TO fH ii as they please.
There are said to be some very emphatic inuendoes
10 ms Correspondence, seems to cOnnic, with an
opinion we expressed some time since.-Gen. Jackson
says in his last ietter' must add here for your inor
nation, that. il UNDERSTOOD your oher aIlusions
they are equally unfouDded. have never heard n
even minated except in your letter that the individual
TO whom suppose you a'lude, had the slightes,
knowledge on the subject or the most remots
Calhoun last
letter, Gosh August IS3O) says: "You kind.
" undertake 10 excuse the individual to whom Won
supposed some alluson of mine to be made kno,D
NOT 70 1hom you refer i made no allusion 10 any one
particular induidudL" II il sad that th, aft air had
for its objsct f and complete reconciliation be-
tween Gen. Jackson and MIR. Crawford.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
Inc Loan Bhf was the great measure under die
eusionyeserday, 10 the H. Of Dele ates-The blanks
for the vsrious improvements proposed by the Corn
mit'ee OF Roa Is and Internal Navigation were filled
with the sums designated by them-Two or three
roads were struck out-some changes mads in The
dire cton Of otbers-and some one or two new ones
were added.-The Committee OF the Whole has leave
70 ST. again and various amendments will yet be laid
upon the anvil.
The great source Of apprehension now IT, that ion
much Is attempted TO he effected at opce-and The 70
sources OF the State dis rbuted among great yarie
~ OF offsets III those only could be se cted VII en- are
the most practicable the most Immediately allied for b,
the exgsDcss Of the State and the direct success of
which would multiply the means of Internal I'm.
provemeD', and encourage our citizens TO oher and
future enterprises, II is perhaps the best dictate Of
wisdom 20 promote them in the 6rs instance and 10 de.
vote 10 Them the proceeds Of Loan based upon the
interest sni guaranteed by the principal Of present
Fund.-Tbe following has been suggested az the Dro.
jets which might be best execu'ed within year; TEX
ing care 'bst not sroke should be struck without the
most guarded and accurate surveys Of the best plane
routes, &e.-The following estimate Of them has bean
and Internal Navigation.
James River 10 Lynchburg $3.50 600
Above tina, point 400 200
Ne" RIVER 90 900
w'ncnes'e, anu F%kersourg Road 1866 900
nneDahooah $50 900
Road from CoviDgion TO Tennessee line ESQ Oo0
81 1911 600
10 ieu Of the Shenandoah improvement, meeting
o. tne citizens OF Shenandoah have proposed for the
use o' the Valley "the construction Of turnpike road
on ,ne meAdam principles from Harper's ferry to the
most advantageous point a. or above Harsonburg -
Let Us ~ a'l events dDaken and det-with AZ much
spirit az discretion.
Wersspeeuuly suggest a recurrence TO theProceed.
ibg' OF The Charlottesville Convention az containing
some 'tions which struck us at the time to be
worthy Of serious consideration.
" has beso stated that Mr. Barbom's late valsdieto