Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

,st nse.lvs horrur suGh.rsd ~hso hs esss,,ed hi.
s' address 10 the pfsss. T.is disclosure OF NJ, Ham
lions will. hope, slut ,h q ,'h Of the Wee Pees
entas 10 The secrets OF tie eablnrt Mr.. Ad,ms and
Nf Writ nay continue TO deseant upoa tho sscr.d
urs Of eabi,ei secrets Tasy will 6ni law ajmissrs and
iii lever advoea'e'. Tho psnsP'ss for wkish ihsy
md the Vice Pee siGent eoOtsrd. suit Only d,,honss
soao.sllor,. For my o~p part, rever cad word or
6d &C, 10 h- cabinet. iha', 90 FAR n eonsetn-
ID, should have been willing 10 he publicly kut
vice Ia ,bs cabinet. do ss" here which D.. wo.ic
DO ashancd 10 own publ ely. would pace great value |
up The sacreduess OF cabinet sscrse. Mr.. MONROE
and Mr.. G oSuin.h HELD bave te'sd Ike h,pes, neL
upon his business They have sad no'hr z abou. III
sacred nature Of cabinet sosrsS. Mr. Caihoun endse
most xsslously, 10 make arss ,ha. be 10 aet
irg IN 'o defence. and ha, he 10 called npcn by the
President 10 justify certain proceedings Of ti while 10
Tho C4bine account tor his opinions and acts 40 Sc
crs'ary Of the War Department. Thu Wee Pse,id,n'
we'll knew, al tbs time ihai be was sndssvcrny 10 ip-
poss ,hi, charge upon Tho public, that II was untrue
Tho President Distinctly s,aes his ssuss Of complaint
az ain.i the Vice Pre'iisnt Il Il simply the, Ia,
while he had pussuea one course in ,he esbinc, he
ba sonrivsd ~ nuks him bell va 'ha, he pursued
different eni directly opposite son,ss, ard 1 have no
doubt that h. might ave sdi'd vi strict u.t, thai
no had eoutrived 10 him b.i,.va thai had acted
in he essin., 'ho par, which be hn.slf bad pu.sutd
No,wi hssandpg my sonvic Ion tina, the vi.s Presi.
dss, had pursued nis course have made 20 advance
ts~ards tic Pie iisnt TO ascertain tho feet Dupcity
IL The oiiy aharg. which the 2 esiisoi has urged
ehMEr, Why does he not puhifh his eo.rc sponJepse
with tire G.reri', aud shrw ba, bs disclosed 10 him
frantly the course h. bad purusd low ard, bin! Until
he does thi', be must lin subj the ch OF
duS'ieity rrged axaiu., him by The President Du-
picfy out 81 the satne'. aud pol for his eonduc, in
The cabinet What the Predtni charges against the
&c Presideni.
The Vice President 10 his address, complains Of plots
and conspiracies directed against him. The Telegraph
charges these plots and upon Mr. " Buren,
and the Telegraph doubt speaks by the authority Of
| INV have a1arie IN
consider me the principal whenever have been charg
cd with any agency But now the Vice President and
his editor seem disposed to consider only as the in
srument Of Mr. Van Buren,. When that gentleman
and Mr. Cambrelng visited me in April. 1927 do Lot
believe that the presidential question the topic OF
conversation during that visit. What makes moro
confident on this subject Is. that have distinct recol-
lection that MIR. Van Buren, wrote to me from Augusta.
10 knew my determination on that subject. IL had
formed one-Betore they left my house, they informed
me that they intended visiting gentleman Of my
quantance in South Carolina, OF great worth and respec-
liability; wrote 10 him introducing them. After they
had left his house, he answered my letter. expressing
much satisfaction with the vsers, especially with NJ r.
Van Buren,. except in particular, and that that
he seemed disposed 10 let Mr. Calhoun remain where he
was.-Now, says he, want 10 punish him for the mis-
chief he has done. This satisfied me that Mr. Van Blu
rem was that time not uniriendy 10 the Vice Prcsi-
dent. Mr. Van Buren, is charged with conspiracy, be
cause he is the only person supposed to have imme
diatc interest in the downfall Of the " President; and
The conspiracy is supposed by tue " President and his
editor TO have originated in the spring Of 1897 when
Mr. Van Buren, paid friendly visit, by placing
lbs origin so far back. the charge defeats itself
Tbs Wee President 10 hts lever 10 tee Prssd.n, o. III
% Ct August, $780, al!udrg NY lie ter to A. eh,
q. OF the l4th Destmher, 1884, ssy., "A opposition
OF the kind az iha particular pri,d when hs sc'ion
.onmsn, as to its obj.et" Tho Pr..id.niu elss,inr
was then on the IL ., Dcs-ub,r, 1927 most doubtful
| aud DarmIs contested Y; " s:ys plsushr;ify &c
mu.' be surpowd no, only thu, re fcressw G ner.i
Jack'ons eiecen certain. tu that be foresaw ,ha' n
G-h-ral. when elected, would appoint rim (Ns. n
6u'tn) sssrn'aiy OF Sta a. Tai' siving ha, GENT.
man m-re foresight ibsu lie esmi CT .eIves ard he
vice Prstdent rsh Ie'P, ttai h. possesses. II the
&c President serioufy u'srds to apply the eonspra
ey 81 which he thinks. or asserts that he IL ,hs
10 NJ Van Is men he musi make il cr'giEa,s after be
became sre'ary Of att; for Uni. ,hsn re conc
hive had no inicrs, 10 pros.ra itis p:iiiesl col
losus Tho truth Il. tasrs Dfver tas sxisied iny
'Prscy against the Wee Prondon'. The eny eoDSyi a.
sy ihai ha' exsd since the year 1878, Thai oil
th< Vice Pfsedtni ard Niri'n Ei~ ards sxsinst M
has been one ias'sd by the Wee ssdeD and HE
ger 10 sSOse. t0s ~ !s.p,m. ut and vengeance
'prscy. Tae recent eondps, OF tho W.. pr..,d,.,
Drugs 'ocfly 10 mad ihst lin. of IN. Mn .nha
30 say'; QUEEN dsus cult perdsre prius denentat
| 'u os.ns "ansaed l., lie whan, Odd intends &c
| . u. n,s' makes mad, or dspriv him of tis rea.
son.. Ii 'he Wac P.esdtn' va. nos 10 ,his .;;,.,on
~ou'i nave PUBLISHED tie eo.rs,pond.nrs
no"o..S ne .t n" and i.ei, that be ba generally BIZ
| eaton. mas publ
n. ms want Of reason dill not stop with hi, ds. rmi.
80. " P.o"'"' j ne nfst want OF and ON
mon sense, tina, cha poin 10 the pub,itation j.,
.s disclosure Of hi' pretended neutrality bstvesn A.
nuam' anu Zen Jack.oD, in the Presdsna e,,v.,s y,
1870 ami IL seems he he'd mauas I'D TO d. civ, hi.
t .. as WI as General J,tk.on. Tnero can he no
no"o' " a. MT Lanpkin believed hi u, K" a SINGER.
L1diou' constant Tni UNIFORM" sueoortnr ~
| '*ck'oh. Ihs ooo'oo of MIR Lunpkin'. i. eommn
aica'sd 10 him Is Ja,uarv, lS29-He yer und. &c
Mf' Lnmpkn uhhl 10 Fe'. 1881, he dseisrr, IN H.
pu, 'hs' lie lad been neutral between Mr. Aim.
ue lhi. dseIataiion was wholly upne .
esssAfy. The principal tiog be inis ded 10 do
eehWiciei me Tla, in his esim alton was indIsn.n.
oie oo mat iDpo.sd oblg alton upon him 60 d.e.os
W -uS, upon 'hat ee:a'ioD. He might b v, saw d
Wv, i,anpE!h' eeiinS AID IN all Probability havs ire
served his hiehdstio by slnse. Az.p be n. ci. or
COZ usri lou Tor M. Monr1e vet In his l,,.r If H.
% u OF May, so otitn referred TO- he makes M, A.,
roe 'ay that he brat tina be hid ,ssd General J,eL
so] p'Vais lster wac in Dec 1878 when no 3 al if.
ior. hin Me Monros'. let err of III 2I.i Dsc.nh|,
ioi9 10 which he i6fOrm. Gen JAsksop be had Rad
me July preceding, AID on Mr.. Calhouns svqq-sfion
WV, ai,houShi have no h.sb opinion OF the sceutaev
$3.50; VI mf' siobro.s men o'y, IL esano' be more
dsiec I've than The Wee Presidents ii lie is 10 DO belsv
mere are circumstances c,ed viii tb, ouss
o, 'oa' must be conclusive assps. The Yea P,a.i
oen. nf; aonroe appears 10 have had ibe suti-st
constantly In his mint. The Viss Preside nj nnhi;h
WIN he eOrfespcndarce, three Ititrs from ,be Pei
uent 10 the General, d4isd 10 Juiy Oetob.r End n .
senior IN The lat II wbiih he ss'os tohen and A..
e ~, sohnuehhsi ietos wb read. la May $780, near,
y liz years al rwsrds, with Mr. Monros.s -
me mailer 10 writing be fore Lin he nat. AZ, ~"
.os ray mat he bad never read Tia later mil 49,,
oer 1913. However detective NJ. Monroe. o,.nn.a
asy %, the Wee Pfesisnfs 10 worse Ia NV Istis, -
mn =, me osobeT, 1880, STATE that som, tio,. in
no year 1871, ne Informed ne thai his mer,otv oonI
no' os relied on AZ 10 fact, even alter .hor, e..
Univ In october Of thst year, ,ate that f,,, r. h;
~ e"eI winch he sn'wsfed tbs ntxi DIV ard ,iLs.
.reP"In 70 'aA s'a''men'. do moi max, his