Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-11

smsssuSnt Of the pubht sad ne cation Of LI,
friends To the esufss Of the Controversy before mon.
", nso NOT ocen evolved deep wide spreading,
Mengfoss'ng ana complicated plot bsseness uAlg-
nifty. add treachery. at ~hish IN. heart ard
every noble principle o. hdman nature r,co,,s tn.
great man, sPi. nd'c lawyer, and remendoos advocate
(if his own account OF himself be taken as H. ,,
tor judging OF his pretensony with 42a sul. !. n..
bill diefu! anxious 10 obtain IN Office worth s2oo No.
snnum snd la order TO procure tho appointment, az
heaven and earth TO gain his end. He employ. ay.n,,
70 'conr TOW aud country TO obtain names 10 pubscr;u
uoh paper which tesoubds the praises OF Robest 4
SCOT" and ascrbes him all the virtues and an ,ha
e""' WIN me p'ofcssoh Of which he has been peas.
eo 20 compliment himself. But this gganc counsellor
. ny 'n'Ihse practice. who Que might have sup
poseo' "ouan nave looked down ith cont ep upon 20
pslry an office az the one alluded I'm. mo, o, r.
finite end almost Incredible exet,;on. 10 ,g d.; 80 :.
claim but descend: 20 the like bssenes, of at,
tempting TO deery others He takes Main. mo, 81, o.,
show that his doekefi Is very extensive .h,, " ,S "
uerases 10 furnish that OF a competitor as a con,s.,
ne ooahs, and rees upon the letter OF one gens,uaa
70 oos'er up ms claims, and gives the son OF that rcn
t'eman (anothrr compe,itor) IS stsb bnJ.r H. s,e
by attempting to induce the belief that lila s,ns
hrsi taken up by the friends Of MIR. Calhoun.
ne concludes ~ asserting that all his
WIN ore exception are without practice and of course
without experiences; and insis upon the impor,asre Of
sseenng me applicant who is most eopobie meaning
| him'ei. What must the world think nf m. A., ,,.,.I
OF an ~ ividual, who, willis. he IL excl,iu;,. 20;
eean e'ass, which he says looks upon him with
Jous eye, Is a, the very moment using the b,acke.
u os' c'ahuestne measures to DESTROY and IN No.
the prospects OF persons with whom he ns W u'ss
upon terms Of friendship. Was il becoming n." y" =,
40 ana IN gnanI"y possessing he v.n,y boast,
eu' great practice, to seek cru IN the hone. 81
members OF The profession AMI merely upon the
'na' .hey h'd ih'ie practice! Should he NOT M, III
events nave been content 10 bszon forth his own -
Unchecked by one single particle of mo,e.,v ~;'n";
striving 10 aeprrss Others, Who were the uS,u,nec,;,s
onecs OF his malignant hatred. The tuih T. ,"s
Viniex, in his letters upon this occasion hs. ~,
e"arac,er so o'sckened and deiorned by base m,lgn
", epa 'oansome hypocrisy. that all men beres,,cr
S"ch @ us society as one effected with the plague
Sueh men, as Virgil says OF the harpies, r''e"'
! r,,...., conactuque Gr,ant
Home o. me individuals allu ed in his commun,.
uo"s' ''houyn hey may not have enoyeda very sy,..
sVe practice, have had sufficient experience in , W.
esson To nave become acquainted with facts conner,d
~nn me conduct OF Vindex which do not exat hi.
essoha' and private character more Than hi. ,ecn,
hioi'ons have elevated his 5olficaI standing. ca
| n-rrh .,,,, CAMiLIUS.
W ne author oil the above has seen draw into II, /,
controversy oy his names hcing introduce ed into The
M , . 'hsae from Mf Scots correspondence by Mar
| cIus. Ills name Is lett with the Editors r.
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