Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-24

PamPhie', concerning the late Cabinet disscntions, ia
believed TO be Incorrect. j have made some e,ouir, in
TO the subject, aud the result is an opinion ,Iat s,,.h =
publication is highly improbable"
The "Doyslestown Democrat" published in MIR. Ing
hams own town. does not confirm what The " In,aIn
gencer says If Mr. is intention 10 leave W. mam.
immediately. The " Democrat" of the I7h saw. il,,
ne viii return TO his native county, as soon AS The
President has made such arrangements IA he bcuov.s
will prevent the public interest nom sn0s ,in, hv A.
= departure iom Wsshing,on-and this win proh,bl,
be In The course OF the present, or early in, h.. en- mis-
month " "'"s
The Portsmouth Ga<e,'e states that Ar wooI,,.,.
was expected TO reach Washington on SATURDAY. Ias,:
80 hat, IL is hoped, he public interest will sus,ain liul.
or no inconvenience from MIR. Branch's departure.
~ Pdn Buren.-R is said, that Mr.. Van B,r.r
viii accept the Mission to Epgland; that he expec,s ,o
leave W ashington about the middle of Jun, Ind sail
rom New York about the ,st of August
JudSe Whtte-We are sorry 10 underst NIL iha, L..
mas declined the appointment OF Secretary of War N
rs sdid, that his letter to the President reached wash.
ihg'on on Friday last and that he assigns, in the mos,
touching manner, his reasons for declining. The dome,-
, ne s".cuons oil ms worthy man have been severe, al
mos. beyond example. They have proved upon his
spirits and stripped public life OF all its attractions. He has
iost, IN rapid succession, nine children, and lately lie
ooovea "He. HIS only remaining child (Nirs. Arm.
suohg) IL now threatened with the same compl,is,
which has proved so fatal 10 his faniIv.-Eyerv gene.
,ous heart VIII sympathise in his ieelines-wbile we
Councils of his Country. WV
ar. ToodoUy passed through New York last Fri.
day Morning on his way to the city OF Washington.
The New York wtig." an .4nti. yusso,ie ,ore,
lust established in The city of Nv York. h.irs with
az Am Ahin'i is'fa,ion, Jays that " the rnmo r .bs
NC van buren VS. 20 40 to Loulon, is alI-y cd. mr..
g "a su'hori ), TO he groundIsss. The E..Ser
vi, re urn I this stare, in j me, and give his one, ti.n
o the re efihc ',io? If his pol lea. 70, ,u,es. 20, irL 49,
thought by many 10 BE- in a diiap da.ed c,di In .I
passed ty the walls Of Bal.lu'ta, and thew W ds.o
ATM Jor looked out. at he window "-B., /.
we Ex Scr ttsy should go to Lonfon wha, ,heus
mha' WI The ~. Y: Wing b~n sey! Answer me
hTt, Master Brook NV
SPECU LATIONS.
ne io' owing ar'ic'e is from tn- U S Telegraph of
eve have before ps , letter written by s, ,eo,hu-
can member Of the NJ York l. ~si,l,ure !" d.t,d I, Al.
barry, in March, in WHICH h. asse,ts n n i, wes H.
said ,'oy some OF MIR. V.Euren's 'riends, ihsth h. was y he
Nominated as a candidate for III Vice p. side, 20 -,
Gen Jsckson's tickle ; and that SOM OF them yys1n, a.,
lar a. I" say, iha' IN 6 So Of H. reel, cuen Of Gen
Jaek'o", with NJ. Van Bnren, IS Wee p e iden,. IL
torm'r wlult retire 10 ihs H-irnias~ s.d j-,v ~.
magioiln IL poses ion Of n. soh4- 81 eff > A . vv.i o.,
the powrr' Of h. .xeru i9p. TIL Mir Van Bur
ha' long en'-'iained a bone OF smul Cling hims II INTO
ne tf.tden'y, we have b eii,vtd, and ~puliie'v
~'a'ed. 0Dt,' friends and o. aus have no, 4. N I'D bis ~
'en'ion OF being n candidate 10, ii,e We p-.rit re-
~ 20 far from l., III y | bored 10 foc. ID. C .lhonn ard
his friend t, pledge 'h-mseiyes 10 an urc rd:,Ion !
suGpor OF 'he re.el,c ion Of General JAcssor.
an ihp' TO promote III ei-v,tio, of Mr. va
bu.' n That IT'S is ih- rurpas- rf he article before
u'l. raipahI'. ihe so NJ OF NJ. V,n Buren, cha gsJ
in March, 1880. ha' Mr.. ~ QUA in..nJeJ tn h. n can
didt'e in opplsior, and hay would N w torture a do.
MAJ OF bis in'eniinn hen to be a candidate, iu,n a ui.fge
20 suPport nop the tr-ol-c,ion OF G neral Ia kscn
Tue relation between G.r. Jack IN and Mr. C,iborn
has been mii~ristly changed. .nce March. 1921 a,I
it may be poa, ib'e, thai Mr.. Ca heun cannot. win nro
pfieiy, give u al surport 70 The re. election NJ O. ,sroI
Jacko1, which IL Wa h in eu,ion TO DIV in Is3O (a>
Genera Jack'on cannot be reelected wi bon, H. 49,
port 81 his old friends, aud we reg e 10 zee III Il tho e
who have hts confidence are doing Il in mir por.,
10 separate III n from th~m.
"The inducem'tt to lie re- 81 ction Ct len. Jackson
wac a desire to pr's rye he UaIon, a d maintain III
INTEGRITY OF tins * publican patty l. Il shall keeome
apparentt that IN 5, are 10 h. sacufc.d I, nntno,e -,
u!terior sehrms OF Mr.. Ven BIren, an il il m,n,f.s
That G-r. Jackson will no Tor ger be the candidate Of
the Republican party, (5N be-, Of Sic. V-n Rr.-. -,
OF the 81 1929"
T
We take the liberty of subioininga Cew no,os - ,to
above singular article:
Q) This Plot and a vile plot il is, would he q g die
graceful to An rev Jackson, rs i, would be TO Martin
van Buren.-And yet iii here put forth, without the
slightest contradiction, by an Editor wbo has ,roCssaJ
himself TO be the friend of A. jackson. Is il nct high ,ine
for the Editor of the u. States Telegraph to throw of
the mask!-Were Gen. Jackson capable Of such a trick
in the nation
~ We know not what "some of Nr. Van BIS. friends
at Albany maysay; but this we do know, that MANY of
the friends of the Administration in Virgini, w;u'nO,
support him as Vice President-We certainly shall NO,
We have no idea that it is his ''intention,, or his ,osh
to become a cand date-So FAR from it, that we do firmly
ueieve Il Is MS 0ish not TO be run Tor the Ofice-and
that II forms one OF the inducements of his accertinp
the mission to London Ii will certainly place him nj,
OF the reach of the ofice-and beyond the importuBiti 3
OF such OF his iriends'as might wish TO run him.-He has
protested IT to he one OF the objects of his retiring from
the State Department, to restore, as far as he could IN
harmony OF the Republican party.-In that same snirit
ne VIII go to Iondon; and in the same spirit. we ans
pect he will refuse any overtures, if anv NAV ha
made 10 him, TO become a candidate for he Vice PresI.
dency.
(3) We regret 10 hear this sort of language emploved
about Mr.. Calhoun On what terms are we to under.
stand that Mr.. C. will give or refuse his support ,o Co.
JACKSON 'ItIr. V. b. has Withdrawn from the Admin
istration. He can no longer be suspected of wieidinc
the influence OF his office for his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
but ms II seems, according to the Telegraph, is not
enough.-But he is going abro,d-as Minister N 7 on
don IS this enough ? He will not be run az the v.
president is this too enough If not, what more ia
required to obtain the conditional support of Mr. CaI-
noun ives should like to know what more is expected.
() Ho,c Is IT to "bec0me apparent" to the u. S'Tel.
egraph. that Gen. Jacksor does not propose 70 sacrifice
the Union, and the integrity of the Republican Party.
TO the Interior schemes of Mr.. V Buren, , What GUAR.
antees is he TO furnish
(5) Be he V. Bpren's or Calboun,s candidate o.,o
II Is manifest that Gen. jackson is TO he the candidate nj
the Republican Party.-We are sorry tba, onv man
who processes to be his friend, should hold this eonivo-
ca ahu hypotheucai language. IL puzzles us very
much TO understand what are the wishes and plans Of
the U. S. Telegraph.
Nomindfions-Mr John p. Leigh isannonnced az +,
Candidate TO the General Assembly for ths county If
Norfolk, in August next.
Samuel ". FitZhaugh js also \ candidate lr H.
county Of Ohio.
The Friends of Mr.. Clay in Washington held meet.
ing several days ago-wbich was addressed by sew.
eral gentlemen - Resolutions and address were also A..
dopted.
We observe that the Globe contains a call for = meet.
ing Of the trends oil General Jackson, TO be held on this
evening. The call is made at the request of 300 cid.
zens OF Washington which is said to be ga larger num-
Der, than attended the Clay meeting"
a CARD.
y. w. GtLMER requests those persons who have