Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

were evidently TOO much enlisted 10 weigh COY reasons
W. ieh nigh, be offered. have already ntcru ed the
pubic hat paper pr ssn'ed 10 me- or read 20
re, suudyd o. having reference 10 she fu,sre
duet II b. memOsSs OF the esbine'. o. THE heed I
csurot b. ui',seu may aid, M, be Pte.den, cou-
s'suly insiS'ad o. IN" necessary harmony snoag the
memh~" ths cabinet Here eaoooi refrain from
Ier'rs upon 'his jnne';os a. the President, tina;
NIL E'ton was lhe Or!y di aished member Vi ikc So
b'ns -hs ony one who carried eoulpiain's % the Pee
ID - " he -r.cei OF hcrs-the OUiy one S.ho em-
p'oY HE efari 10 brins ne ~ di>c'eft ~ ca tn,
~ T. o We P'v|Oent AnouE he otb'rA We utmost
cav Si sOsihhib'y prevailed. n one sneGyed Inn.
Mi EA'co, made suy ,foet eDbsr,.s 'he orsfa.
tDas Il 'i+ D-par mrnt or in any uapuer asied TO-
% 10 punished for ihe GlsCordsucs Of lbs Cabi
net Can soy de'i.ion he more srtuwary and u"iu'l
few days after this interview with the President,
Col johnson came into the Navy Department. and as
ne entered rose to receive him it'll his wonted
doy OF manner, lac expressed his satisfaction at the
pacific aspect OF our relations observed TO him, with
smile, that tho President denied having authorized
h" TO make such communication as ne had made.
lie goodhumouredy replied, "iet it pass; represented
II to You in the most favorable lsht;' and he
hurried, here the conversation ended
About the sane tiinc, had an interview with Major
Eatn, in the presence OF Judge Berrien aud Maj Bar
~. This was brought about by the President Major
Eaton, it had complained him, either directly
indirectly, ihat at party given BY family the last
of September the first OF October, 1929 the iam
~ OF most estnable friend and relation OF mine, from
Nashville, Tennessee, who was visit 10 Washing
ton City, the Rev. J. N Campbell, th,n of hat place
I he circumstances were these MIR. Campbell who
had resided in the city Tor years previous 10 Gen
Jackson Inauguration, WAS the Pastor O! a Church,
and such his repu alton that the President and hcc
members OF hi. Cabinet viz: MIR. lngham, Judge Ber
ZEN AMI myself, took pews and became regular aIten
ore, Acquaintance With m,y fsmily, ana oeS,ion ~
ally visited them. He happened there while my friend
ii and s iduily were viii u.s. contracted acquaut
ance with them ard when the party above alluded To
was given my daughters invited him. He attended
and took the liberty OF carrying with him, his friend
w. I.tN hal.
no more oil his being Invited than Of any other person
VINO happened TO be present. he was, however, DO,
Ihe less welcome on that account; nor was his friend
Dr' Ely Neither of these gentlem require a 10
commentator where they reside. M Ca,npbelI i.
known to be learned, pous and eloquent divine
some short time after the party heard very much 10
my surprise, that Maj L. some OF his partisans were
enraged with me and my destruction
Mr. [. and Dr. Ely were at my house above stated
could scarcely credit the fecUr n was uenrion-
ed 10 the by The Pre-,jeD', SbeI ymrhacaly ked
hi'o, who esiisned my GGi invite whom pls .sed
10 my house. lie 'ssi!y oo'e,vSd. no 'otsor; bui
"s'" was .ctae M understanding b5twssu NJ al En-
ion, Ma L. s"d NJ. CAMPBELL, iha, he (Mai,r EN
tb>nghl triGted hoTiiii'y 20 him a; ,e inte.vieC
"OoVS ailudsd 10. between Major Elol, Judge q r
lien, Major Brry, and myself, Maj. Eaoa men inped
me ci'cumsaEces o! NJ. C.n'phtU AMI D. Eiy b.;ne
~ NY hoUse on The ooca'io5 retired To- aksd Msi
I''oD, IN tie o0si itsak ard friendly iaanusr il nj
"aH Li' only eoGpi-in and II be w0ull lie sa'ishsd
provided convinced him Ina, he was in error s!ut.
him. - the same sims, ,ha, he had 10 III bt "a to
rus' nus as eeoG under tho Influence OF unii.ndir
o.nss towards him. ttat The tonirary he ou,tt a.
kao~, ny P"rscna' alta hnen' io him. be ere the Csb
net w"' formed; ant further II he would CD al. tn.
ccaseb' oi hii b'o'her in law, Mi L. wis 10 read
,ofhtop'isl cor efroudeLGe which passed Ge,w en-
hoJ u and n'ss;i in thc W nler o. 1897 s. Oh this
d"WT0nS subject, he would h u b. convinced OF the
cisle! rsedneSs aud esgsc'neas u u,y course anS of
re enht" conformity I" that frierd'ap sad good viii
which had 20 long subsistcd between ~, Iuishi bsv.
gore ,r'hsr, and ssid thAtM Lewis, in lie winter
OF lS27-S, when there coult be 10 unwcrihy olive
n"'tad Ell her oi ~, epptidered Mrs Eaton ar IN
re-" ac-aseie FER Sis darg bier ah.rsh he was nov
enceavorcR C induce -. .ckCU 10 drive ne OF n
tie Cabicei, b-eause you'd not ecmpsI nv dauphirs
w "'oeia'e wnh Der. Mai. Eaoa voua 90, say vile
'eF Ne wou'd be sashed Or uO add tie explau a'io.
we Withheld. But were about TO separate h.
Ghersd me bi' ha0d in cordial manner ,ban he
nan dcne Tor some months prov have 10 Doubt ,h.
T.. ln 'ente''nE HE rcsigGaiisr, stipulated for 10,
c-r s'i It he ihr-e oil i've na bfys Of ~ Csiin,
Mr. Van BIccn 81 o, bsvr rsa,n TO believe us,,c
We "''?leh OF Vie measure THE gentleman had
dse"ver-d rai hs tHrre menteys al ,h, Cabins (, r
e'wardt tJ"etsC) d nd 10 become tool, 10
N a1"inous asPisiuss, ard he determined 10 Law
"a ~ a. j he pswr deal Ii. ts-s ~uaSug as pgs
s'b' it, said TO he ra BIS charss,es TO tolerate
p"'tredl no ons who vii noi enter heart a<d soul
~ T. measures P'om"lIDe III, Sggrsudix srent.
lie hed become isuCiy, tt- 'mOsl sole ccnhlnnl srd
advlsec 81 'he p erien. III be ottAiaed shis tcfI
enre mis- h b. suj a. cuIions euI,rlsoing en-.
curry. Bus shall not pursue -. ! aay ads, h,wevr
that amongst she mesns employed, were tie mos, o.
voted aud a'sdrOro attentions IS MIS-. l. or end un-
oea-rg cfors 20 bfiCg her mo nOse erpeCi.lly viii
the families OF the foreign uini.eJs.
F'naIy, "h-n the Pssidcot found hat bis -f.tts 10
introduc" MS iu'o society proved abort ", I've be-
came, every day, ''oS commute alive, snd mCr aYt
Fncre formal IL his ho'parie,, uu there conld he 10
doubt, bn' ths, ~ to Uyaei, uufirrjiy irhasnce
hhd obolnsd an seeendeney ia his private Ioune ard
the result shoTr hat he bad dstrrni to esz i6se
me 20 g'a'ty tie feelings Of .tose whom had Offend
cd. Hs s,s-ed anove.
my ~ some future time add TO these vi W.; q,
present take my leave with assurances of great re.
Up &C. ard s"eem. You're &c. JOHN BRANCH
10 EDMUND b. FREEMAN, Esq. Halifax Town
L : have Eo' coDpiteTed IL Necessary to notice
charge msde in he Globe, agaia,t Judge Bsrren, CT
soPrrss'iuE matetisl part OF letter which wrote 20
plm' ana ny eubrnutug another in is Stead. IT any
s,'on mas be.u mis'esd by IL bod accusation Of he
EcF Of tie Globe nod g desirons Of ohtsinrg co,,,
information, he az my permission to read TIE wboj,
letter. although it rot intended 10 be made D, biz
. From tho Mllegoville Fedora. Union, Aug H.
MT CALHOUN.--Ju she Federal Ur,n OF Nav The
~ n, an org outer editorial Iemafks Is the following
"o"' we bay authority tor fsyirg iha, Calhoun i, no,
n nv Ihsr.' For his remark TIDE undersingned on.