Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

expo ed 10 rtfcu'e aud 10 fof ieeo
cooperation with Eaten. The Presiden, hs, Je,i.d a.
has been asked, Why no has punish I'd nj.
tare'. How could h q Eaton was no Secretary when
he opened The correspondence with 1oeham.-io 10, ham
was Secretary. when he ,te hs aecusstery LII.
10 the Prssii n'-A'mos the very momsp, he yeeeiv-
cd II, he e'il-d upon the III :.r,shars.d "promp.
aud expi ca" sx2laos ion OF the eonavet
charged He would have cas,,e ed ,b.m ~ ,hsI
n'ieasion bad no. been compete. Isuorsnt a. he
was therefore o. he uan.ac'ion; determined 10 b,ng
the peers, II gully Of the cousp scy to
punishment, wherein is he to bIane.-Ihere /, ,uh
onc allegation aga INST Of the individual. e bvt e
,te oppo'inon' who cav Mr.. e sy challenge a mem
Der OF the House OF Representatives. VITO did no, e,p.
sure MIR. Adams fer not moving him from III S.era
taryship Of ate, and who now s..ppor. Mr. Civ for
the Presdsncy-let them cas-, Ike FRS, stone
From ore OF there (John C ,mpb u, Eco we have
ctived a'elt' Z, fem which mske ,h. iolowiry az
tract: -
"You will have seen before this reaches Won n. ,s,
ter OF Mr. lngham, the late Secretary of the Treasury
10 the PRESIDENT OF the u Sates in which he
a U,"ceis OF the Government here, (myse!f
mong nc hu'nber0 with conspiracy against his life
the circumstances upon which he POUNDS this ex RAJ
ordinary charge against me, entirely ignorant
nave never had the slightest misunderstanding with
nun on any occasion have not or weapons
oil any kind since my residence in Washington was
no ear MS lodgings or the Grocery spoken of in
ms letter at any time during the day night on which
ne says ne expected to be attacked, except in passing
along the street on horseback in the evening when
taxing my usual exercise Who Mr.. Inghams niormers
TO the facts which have stated I'm this letter n.
well as those in my letter to the President am willing
10 make oath at any time were necessary MY state,
men. Q, mem VIII be beloved, am sure, by those to
whom am known"
n, man who knows Inn mp ell. bu, will We i'm
piicit conhderce to his sa'sment
THE OProsIrIoN DILEMAA-"Circums,anc b..
ing altered. alter the case We advise tho Opposition TO
make the most OF the stuff which they have on hand
10 t,c'sf as much Gs they embelsh and mag
my ana Garieature ito stretch their Imagination
70 me crack oil dawn'-for, the fund, which they
nave oeen accustomed TO draw is about be exhaust
ed'-Ihc "Arch Magician is going to London His
name Is no longer, therefore, incubus to fright old
women from their 'propriety- The power behind the
the throne ITSELF has vanished, with all lis Gorgons
Hydras and Chmnras dire. Thus one bank a! aouu
terfeit circulation Is broken.
Major Eaton and family are TO retire TO Tennessoa
ny 'his ume probably they are on their way-Thus
snaps another Bank for the circulation of spurious notes
The gossps and -mongers will bc of ali on
portunty Of talking about Lady-apd fabrica,ng tes
oil petticoat government" and Of impure associsous
THAT resource too exhausted; what will be left
TO the Coationiss for COMPILING their SeonJ,Jo. ~
nicie? ~"0-
But. they have already hit upon an oxpeaen,-The
Jfo!.fhe irresponsible agents!-Aye! And that warm
unblushng supporter of Gen. Jackson who wbiIe ,hc
emolumen,s of the Public Printing were piittarinr in
MS eye could foresee contingency in which he would
oppose the administration, promises to unravel the
new Labyrinth Of the Junto!-We verify think that
Gen. Green had better 20 through one of his numorom
aoours before he undertakes another. He is no Her
cuies let him be assured Of it-and before he raises
another monster, he had better Tempt the
oil those he has already conured up The proof OF one
OF the many propositions he has advanced will give us
better opinion oil his abies.--lhs Junto sefis chi
mora ne can never prove il 10 be otherwise
Inc dissolution of the Cabinet has given form TO the
phantom In some tceming imaginat:ons How long can
IL iasH IT viii perish immediately. No sooner will the
new CABINET be organized, than II will vanish AS soon
as regular consultative Cabinet Is formed and the
pubic business is entrusted to OF ability with
whom the President will advise all great Questions
men these foolish tales will disappear If those who
nave got them up, are not ashamed of circulating
such gossip they will find few silly enough TO believe
them.
In word--we hope that brighter day than ever
Is dawnng upon this administration. Difficulties il must
meet with in the various passions of individuals in The
diiierent views OF the Constitution, in the diversified in
teress oil wdey-spread country-but do trust that
the greater harmony, the superior abilities of the
present Cabinet, the removal of many of those causes
winch nave produced some heart burning at Washing
Ton and much calumny throughout the country, will
enable the administration to encounter every difficulty
with greater power and certain success.