Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27
RICHMOND (Y.d.) TVEDNESDaY, July "a
THE CORRESPONDENTS.

NICH!uOND (P.d) WEDNESDAY. JULY 81
THE CORRESPONDENTS
The various Corre,I ondeuc- which we thi, morning
lay before our readers, so interesting them, tina,
We hsvs determined 10 throw H., at Once before them
With the aid OF an Ex"a ispresens many new eta 20.
men's upon suit CT VIII cb has ready attracted UGH
Of he Paoic a,en,ionbut as il 10 very probable ths,
there many new facts yet to be exhioied on ,b-
o'her eide OF The ies,ion, Is bu prcp,r and just 10
re,erve dehniive oPinion until beth sides have been
fully heard.
twill at once strike The most cur,ory re- de-, on
the frat view Of hi, Correspondence that the pc nj a,
t'sue TO- so far very differently stated by the opposite
Parfies 81 far the President and Gel ha.on hsv.
expressed themselves. the poi,t the supposed fo-
nation Of CoD'piracy 30 drive Msjr Eaton from the
Cabinet while the Ex-S.creari.,, &c. cop6ne ia 10
a. alleged a,'emp, to drivs Mira. EAoo from Ssei.y.
As the s1hibns are now brfore W, Col Johnson de-
MES that he had any authority from the Pendent 10
proposes " social intercourse" between The Iamie..
Toe oiher side contends thu, etiquette visis were
CURED Of 'hep-And We ar. ye, TO learn from Colonel
johnson how far the term social Intercourse" did or
CID not also Apply % these vs, OF etiquette WHIT
thsr the Prssden' required any sor, visit, b.ween
Me- +. and The wives OF the mbsrs OF tina Cahin.,
Even taking Mr. Ingham's account of these trans
actions (the most soured and the vinctive and the
least reliable Witness,) seems clear that as soon as
the President got COOL he the into hch no
had been betrayed by his eeingsthat he changed his
eourse-and that he expressly dsclancd any SORT o,
requsion for even am etiquette intercourse between
ther families According to CHAM himself he so,g h
at TO repair the into which he is 10
have fallen-And the consequence was, that the Sc
cretares and the Attorney General did not deem II dis
honorable In them TO remain in their Offices until thew
were all invited to resign! his is certainly a proof
that the refusal to associate with rs E. not as is
alledgcd by the Telegraph and Others the cause of the
Dissolution OF the Cabinet.-ln TRUTH how could il be
when these events iraospred in January, ls3O-and
the dissolution did not take place till April Is3i-een
months atter-During all which tine, the question of
etiquette vi its and all sor of intercourse had died A.
wsy-it is well known indeed, that Mrs. f. withdrew
herself last Winter, almost from all society and sought
the shade-This question:, therefore, did not occur last
Winter difference about it-and il IL had not
been for the Calhoun Correspondence, and the excite
ment produced, IL is most probable that the Cabinet
would have remained together several months LONGER
no man can say how long r. to the contrary not
witbstanding.
We repeat the suggestion we have made We-ouobt
10 wait for further Developments We know not what
facts the President Col johnson may bring forth
We seei is true; the Opposition are attempting
to make OF these things;at they will seek TO
decision OF the public mind and TO excite feyeri,h
state OF feeling-ior what purpose To throw this coun
try into the arm of Henry Clay! The people all see
the design, and they will irown il down Should all
the facts when they are drawn out and duly auhenti-
Gated be sufficient 10 show that Andrew Jacksons con-
duct has been, for moment ndscrtef uncayrnntobIr
and improper, II will fail be recollected into wba,
gulph the Opposition trying To plunge the
country.-But when even Got. Branch himself Gone
of the irrated ecresres) believes that our venera
BILE President, although like other men, not exempt from
the ailiies Of human nature, has done nothing in mis-
matter that cannot be orgven done nothing for which
we should abandon him; done nothing im.roper which
did result from his peculiar suaton'-does moi IL
become INTEL gent people not to suffer themselves I'm
an issue made up between III Clay and A. Jackson 10
Of the former? They wi &c for ths-and
the Opposition will again find all their maneuvres un.
avaing.
Since wiring 'h- above we have ec,:ved the Nsr
thern mail w have letters and papers f,on,
Washington, touching these transactions.
One later says, Yru have by his time r, obablv
sen he National inisigsocsr OF yesterday morning
Mr. BerrieD, 10 his rrrsu cours has given ibs sron
evidence OF the necesi'y Of MIXING the Ca,
bine'. The Globe " i probably repubi,h NJ Der.
rieu's CommunicA zion 'o.motfon--a, d us comments.
II is said, the Dexi morning. They will place III.
question in new lights Three Drn,he,s OF he N "
Cabinet are At heir pc.,s Mr. T,ney took sbsfg.
OF 'ise War ID par'ment IN Tiursdsy, end will ron
tinue to dsfbarge lie duties uohi n arfiysi oil Gov
Cs's. Chey are III in hne spiris and q, work in
good esrnes'. for the benefit OF the coohiry. Why
should The people trouble themselves to know whe bsr
the late CABINET dissuved for This or that cause
when they The Presden surrounded by .usb sble
and patrio e advisers those who COW eomposs his
Cahine? Are 70, thsse men much 20 be relied on
for their al.rt patriotism and virtues, as those wi
have II you phase. been rsmoyec Ard srs they not
calculated TO render nuoh f.ient service {, The
country in consequence OF The harmony and unaDini-
" which now go h'pply prevsil"
Another letter bsis'e us say.: al vii say tfai
am thoroughly s'tfftd. thai no such preitnsion was
ever up DRAINED Of; aod tina, my bs-f,o ha,
efec', Or sincere has beeu TIE result of niu,dsr
standing. Ihsse had several convetsi ilns with tn
Oh Roman this sihjsct, snd nsvsr had more de-
cIded wish IN my lie. than u At he could he asen and
heard by every intelligent, honest man in ne eoun-
try. ii, did not utter syiisbe ,s which lbis wish
did not ex'end.
"Ths siiop-ihose who from whatever vatiet, Of
motives and from whatever varsity Of dates p,w &C.
cord IN strong de.hs 10 prosirAis General Jaskscn
are exstiing themselves, with energy ursupaged
10 any OF their former shr', degrade The old vets
from bis proud staicn 10 The confidence nf the o.
pie ty po Iuepg the liz PRESTON that he had be en- ca
psble ct the criminal week.-mrs. Of sacrificing grs pub
tic persss at the sl'r Of p'ivas irisrd,b D. and that
he has loved himself 70 he urged by personal ling
in'o the ioile AID unpsidonaie prevention TO extend
the Authority Il his fie over he iya,e AMI dornes-
sic righ's OF lhose connected with HIM N do tho,p
engaged in this work, siioFsbsr de.ue Of IN A.
tsfsis for plausible fcion. A, error /, more frs
quen y fallen in'o candid is sriihss more
natursy rtsorisd 10 by he uneandd, than hat Of mis-.
representing as The cause Ola particular result, some
sifiking incident accidentally involved In he circum-
tsuees hat have led 'oi Agand This error, IL be.
moves me honest masi OF The people to guard heir
did niods viii psclisr cate IN the present iusants.
"Fr.m the pt.blcatieDs on this subject, that have
within lew da - rapidly succeeded each other,
several ifs he may, link, be ga'herrd. II sppews
that for causes iu. o. urjust. The wife Of The lat
esetary OF War has been excluded ffom portion OF
she sciefy q, ashiugioh-a PARTON Ia which the Ia
indies OF three other nsmbes' OF he cabinet were en-
brased That, nndsg ibe iri!reree OF variety Of
novesl fri, Ddsip Sos the Secre,sry OF war; eonvic
lion OF tAe inus &c OF the exclusion, desire TO pre-
slute this OF dssenion among bis chRlnes-ibe
Preside n has manifested on eaTnest anxiety 70 see his
ban raised particularly rsgsrded the families OF
Ne Ssefe'eres. However great ibis atxe'y my
have been, IL does ro appear 10 hsgs urged
biw 70 any at mo, or pfeten'ipn i,eou'lstent win
the domestic rights Of those concerned. and whatever
s25dsnee deere maybe Of belief on tbsrpsn tina, he