Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
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',,"'" N"i' no clsetOscd TO hln frankly the
nc hsd pursued towards hiul-until he docs this
no mnstrcnain subject to the CHARGE OF dvD,;cit,
,"rg'u against hun by tho President. Duplicitu
out OF tue cabinet, and not for hi, conduct in the
Ino'het is what the President charges against tho
Vice President.
Inc wee President in his address COMPLAINS of
n"'s anu con'piracics directed against him Tho
i ior@.aph charg.s these plots and consprucies
upon ar. IAN Buvsn. and the Telegraph no d.ubt
SPEAKS by the authority fthe V. President Hith.
erlo nlv enemies have affected TO consider mo the
principal whcnevor have been charged with any
agency. But now the Vice President and his Ed
'or' seem disposed to CONSIDER me only us tn, in
s'rnmsnt OF Mr. Van Baron. When tina, gentle.
m'n and Mr.. Canh7slong visited mo in hpril
lS2i do not believe that the pre- si,lcutia question
was ihr topic o. conversation daring the visit; what
iaHo' mo more confident on this subject Is, that
nave distinct recollection that Mr.. Van Buren,
wrote TO me from augusta, to know NV detcr;,iu
alton on that subject. il had formed one Before
thoY ett my mousse, thsy informed Inc that thew in
tended visiting gentleman Of my acquaintance
IN South Caroiinn, OF grOat worth and rsspsctah-
ny; wrote 20 him, Introducing them. Aner thew
had eft his house, he answered NV letter ,1press
inE much satistactios with the visitors, especially
H'r Ven burSn, except ons partioular, and that
| he seemed disposed to let Mr.. Calhoun remain
wnero lac was. Now, says he, want to pup;,h
him Gsr the mischief hs IN, done This ,,,is,i.d
me that Mr.. Van Buren, was At that tiuc not nm
| friendly to the Vice President. Mr.. Van Buren, 10
charged with conspiracy, because nc i, tho only
person supposed to have all Immediate intero,t !,
tho downfall of the Vice President, and the con-
splrocy is supposed Sy tho Vice President and his
editor, to have originated in thu spring OF 1897,
when Mr.. Van Bnren paid mo friendly visit; b,
placing it, origin far hack, the charge defeat.
itself Tho Vice President in hi. latter to the
President OF the 25th of August, 1890, abiding to
nv ettsr to 4. B,!ch, Esq. of the 18th December.
1927, says "A proposition of the kind A. that
particular period when the election was most doubt
ful and rar,riv contested. media eomn,cnt az to
ITS ohjects" Tho Presidential election then
on the 18th Dec. 1s27, most doubtful and ,rarruly
contested. Yet to give ptausihiiitv to tho CHARGE
of conspiracy against Mr.. Van Bur.a, it must bs
supposed not only tina, he foressw Gen. Jackson's
election certain, but that he foresaw that the &c.
neral when sIeetcd would appoint him (Mr. Van
| Buren, Secretary 81 State. The is riY;nv that
gentleman moro foresight than he claim. or de-
serves, and the Vice President rather less. than he
Possesses. If The Vice President seriously intsnds
TO Apply tho conspiracy of which lie thi.ts, or az
serts that no is the victim, 20 MFR. Van Burcs, hs
must make 1T originate after he became Sccrotary
OF St@te to-until then lie conid have had
n rr"srItins t!ii- pol I: COLOSSUS The truth =,
there never has eIst7d any conspiracy against the v.
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