Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27

lponsnts OF his administration do bin Injustice In impu.
Jung Il to aim Tbe 'eno, Of his letter appears to be,
that private discord existed in the Cabiusi, tina, he was
himself sensible OF the necessi y of a "chauge;"-tha
he expected from the ~"wi.dom, frmnrss and Justice
OF the Presidep, a favorable" change, and that he
was disappointed. Nothing less ingenious than Clay To-
gic, can extract from this. a general declaration a.
g,inst Gen. Jackson's personal qusli,ies,-and the
has,e WIN which The Clay rbe'o'ie'sns have drawn
such an inference, argues more political tancor, then
critical knowledge.
Mr.. b arch WIS disappointed in the kir Of "rhans.'
W ir6 h, expected from Gen. Jack sous "vi"iom, &c" ~
We do no, know eSac'ly The change which M trench
'esir d,-hv has given us no other clue, iiJn that he
,Nrec'ed to be Retained himself. The people at lsrg ,
vi'boui ressine any csnsure upon MIR. Brsnch's official
conduct or private depor,mep', may nevet theless think
the change which has taken place, eminenliy sfavora
bic" to the general harmony OF the pai,y-end the ,uc
cess OF the admiti-ttaiion. Ii,ha, shall be the case,
and we believe IL Is seirralIJ 20 consider d, the pub
lie judgment vfGrn Jackson's ~"wi-Gom, hcmn -ss and
Jns,ic " will be enhane,d, n the very particular il
viii b alone MIR. BiaDch ptoie.ses himself ii.appnirted.
This IL what we had int ni-d TO say on thu suti-c,,
before the call upon us BY IN. CIronicle and Ma,yian
ier. Though perfectly will x to make known frankly
our vie s OF ali questions upon which we have taken
sizes, W. must be permitted TO choose orr own time,
and Cannot recognise the right OF any friend or io-, to
control or direct US in I'll particular. tBdh. Rep.
Correctional, tue letter OF Gov. Branch, publ. D. ed
las, week, three or four wo d. were accidentally omit
ed BY our Composition, which we se,ze he earliest op.
poriunity Il supply log. 10 The 81 line OF the 81 eoud pa
ragraph, The words "og tesiynins" were omitted. Tn.
'entence should read thus: "The Ietlr rs OF The tSo Tor
iner, al 'r-sssd TO the President OF the U. : at,s, re-
sent ih.ir rea ons for resigning" Aod 10 the + ur h
lice OF h fourth paragraph, the wor@s Ought 20 have"
II should resd--"I deny that [ pursued a eour.e which
ought to hare invited hostility" tRui,igh Star.
The Repie,o Of tn. Cotrespond-nce," published a
lew weeks ago in the Georgia journal. is attributed a
a distance to The pen Of William II. Crawford, by
whom itcer'aihiy was no, written, as aiy Que may
discover by a passage, in which the writer spcsks OF
beneh's derived in early lie from the instruction n I'D
ed him by Nc. Craw;orG. In this reighhonhood, Judge
Cl"y'on Is supposed TO lie the author OF the Repi.tc
We have reasons for bel ewing that Mr.. Crawtord will,
at a convenient sea'on, give bis views Of the "Corre.-
pondence," and the nat,ers to which il relates
tdhHedgepiHe Recorder.
The U S. Telegraph tacily admits, under the close
interrogatories of the Richmond ENQUIRER. that the au.
thor OF LEO" published in the Telegraph, and of Sour
thus" in the Baltimore Patriot, an abusive federal and
coalition print, is a guardian judge of Seneca county in
this statc-whose private reputation and political course,
wherever they are known, are a sufficient indication Of
the value and veracity OF the articles alluded TO.
MINISTER TO LONDON
There may be some truth in the rumour, that the
President has offered the appointment OF Miuist r to
England TO Mr.. Van puren ; buc there can be no truth
in the report, that he will sail in less than a fortnight
with MIR. Vaughn. We should presume that a person.
al conference with his predecessor, may be necessary,
TO ascertain the exact state OF things in Europe, and
many points which cannot be satisfactorily reduced 10
writing. We should also infer, that private arrange
ments would render ii necessary for Mr.. Van Buren,
to remain home until the lst of August, at least. At
an NcHts, Us HelHle VIII not nave the grau1catlOn
OF saying, that they drove him from the cabinet, and
from the country. nv Y. COuT. s. Eng
National Convention Of Manufacturers About IL
O'Clock in tie iorsnoon OF yesterday, HI IN ,e,ins Of
manufacturers called by public notice, was yganizei
by the appointment OF the Hoo. Nathin VIII am, O.
Utica a, Chairman, and Messrr. Shaw asd Hubbard a.
Secretaries.
This number present was very small, an adjournment
.ook place until 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. The meet
log was then much more mum srousIy attended ,hao in
the forenoon; about ~tcrty-hve gentlemen from v irious
parts oil The count y were present. L. wa5 resolved 10
appoint, a committee to take in'o consid GRAFTON the pro.
priety OF estahli'hing a national association Of mauufac
iurers with branch associations, aud lha, o. establish
ing a ne wspsper in jhI city TO advocate he intere sts OF
The manufacturers, Sand TO eulgh Gu" az the gentle.
men who advocated the MEASURE expressed i, the zen
hgitened people of A press wAich sb su!d
take the Congress nm Ier lis gu idaoce.
The association i. was proposed, should no; medjl-
with politics.
A greater number ofdel gates are expected to attend
this day. They meet at 10 o'clock 10 Clinton Hall.
Nv Y COur g. Eng.