Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

which the occurrences eai up. Il. fha, se,o 10 b.i
Alterations and eneoupters no longer as.criaed h
| the same executive councils. fBdlt Rspub
From tho Globe, June %.
TO the Editor ofthe Globe
IL may DO proper for me to state. tina, when I con
sen'eu 70 bear 'he communication from he late Sse,e
AIRY oil War; MIR. Eaton, TO the late Secretary Of n,
treasury, Mr. Iusbam IL was distinctly uud n,
"ln EIoo, ha,, in The event OF h correspondence,
'eanng 10 meeting, ny agency wa /, cease entirely
ana tna' Major Eaton was 10 be ans ndsd by another
uenJ, who was not in toe 81 y VIII. he no W a, ssn,
Ihe assertion OF Mr. IDgbsn, ,ha, inrud.d into hi
room and threatened personal violence en, lv rro
neon' called at his lodging, irqri ed II h, wera
nome was answered in the affirmative, and inv ted !,
MS rom by the s.rvan, Ar er the usu,I salu,aton,
| asked him ii he inteLd.d u answer Major E,on,
noe:-He replied tina, he should lake hi, own tim.
&' 'hou told Tim that il was my br.in,,, 10 cona
mnnicate to him the inenti. Of Major Eaton 10 take
usesive and prompt course in relation 10 the
TO I'd 10 respond 10 the to Of which had bee,
the bearer the day before. ihen look nv 1--we win.
out the slightest menace OF personal vol.uc. my par,
Washington. June Is 1881.
IT'S supposed by the Washing on telegram. which
paper we consider no longer friendly to the Admi,
"on-'hM Genera' Jackson dissoiv ed his C.bin,, n
cause certain members oft fused TO eo-rcs b.;r q.
IN ne, 10 assocists wi iha lady Of ano m.mbsr oi
ne cabinet Now, without 10 :. n1inS IN in,sr,a,. -
SUBJECT very delicate ia RS nature and which 49,,
snnuid nave been admitted into n. public orio,.~vs
say ma Ue hare Information on mi, head H., an.
pevee"y Tey upon, aud are satisfied thu, tho a,in-t
a''so'u'ion was brought about by no such cause In
useu NOSE VINO assume that tits the cau.e-im
.he NO. ueo n'n 1,'kon bn folly and tyranny for
VINO bui doH and a despot would have i,r .,srn :,
recn broken up an sssemblage OF Individuals eonn
ell togeiher Tor political purposes alone No-h. b.,o
" eAns anu me author Of the v.o message is Who'll.
inc"pahie OF The conduct attributed to him and |,
seems TO us that to insist before tn. people ANON ,b
scandal. no, only unjust aud ung ,nsrou. tow ard.
mo PRESIDENT but insulting TO the public di.cerpmeut
ldugusta paper.
IN, In, view Haven Herald 70 coalition print, deed.
euy opposed 10 Gen Jackson and tbs presen,
aum'nira'ion 10 lavish of s OIL ,s;e, of NJ Gil
noun ana al. eondret 10 Of courge copivd from and
.onsn oy me Us TeiesraPh.-Ths H,raid Of late
DAY holds the following lapguage:-
"H tr.e, however, ,ha, Virginia vii. nomln,.s NJ,
Caihoun Tor 'h- Presidency, and hat She viii h. L,cL
ed sy Norm Carolina, S,mh Carolina and AI,b,m,
and oy the best portion of those /riendlv fo tb It
administration III .Ne,c England il no, Inv IN. .ome
large" ' " ' P''Pe ~
I1s Hartford Timer aliudes 20 h, d,elarain of the
aux ary OF the Telt graph as coming bv Tie ,u,b,,;,v
oil Mr. Ca houn AID 'hs b. portion Of those irieni
y 10 the late administration in Nsw EosIand" We
ALBANY Argus.
.bessrs Gales s. Seaton:
nave been for some years a subtcrber 10 YOUR m
peI' ana mas given me much p,samre 10 find your
'ta'emen's on public affairs generally cerrect was
sorry however 10 SEQ in the ineligepcer Of the O.
y, an statement which has no fouuda,on in fact
~ - mere SAID, that MIR James b G,rtiner has bs.n
appointed Indian Agent a NE PhersonstotDn and n a.,
he has threatened the Indians with IN. h.uo,s, :,
my uo nov sen 'neIr lands and remove. As | i've
10" MO seneca and shawnee Indians and haye n. m
more or lass connec with them in public and n,iva,s
ounofs Tor foriy year.; I'D have bean renamed
unuer 'he present Administration from nv sub.
amon hen, 10 probable that the article in vour
may have some alluson or my place Of 1rsispnr
ana an gad TO have it in nay power to set you rrht
IN this mater. 'b"'
MIR. Gardner has bee sent ont ap,or. ,t .
Stand, not as an Intian Agent but as Special
soner 10 visit Tho tribes ia Ohio and ascertain tbs,
views about removal. have attended Two Council.
which be held, one among tho Stneca, Of Jawis,n.sn
and the other among the Shawnees at Wawoagbkoosua
and can assure you, Gentlsmeu, that in ali INV ,e
9na'nfanee with Indian Councils and Iodi.n Tr.,,is
never ,s oesn more pleased Mr.. Gardiner ex-
p'''hsd me Intercourse and policy of the While, with
me natives Ct America finee the rst nd,py If On
europeans on our shores, and the riusties bat had
Zee zone mem from time to time and he opened in
,ne most pain and simple manner the poIity of Al,
uoVernmeni, and detailed the particulars of the or
when are now made to the tribes 10 Ohio. Hi. man
ne was niu, K'ni' and persuasive; and, FIR from
mafing use oil aoy threats, he was particular 10 assure
'ae Indians that all they did in,s nIed o do must
Of teir own Tree will aud choice and be c.u,io,e1
,ncm again" making premature deci,ion. Tho
e',hs NJ oHren, bshove, were liberal and humans.
and they were received with great sa,fae,ion bv m
on'eis ana 'heir people. talked with them for long
',me afterwards in their own Language. and am CON-
Vnced that they are strongly in favor of embracing The
oners ne made Them, and remov ng 10 a ,iuation
where they viii fare much better and DO more ik,Iv r.,
P'ooDg their exist nee. '' "
have thought thin statement IN ba du. o., ,,,, .
public Editors OF high standing, and know i i. no
more than just to Dir Gardner, with whoss conduct
at this time was well saii.6sd
i am Gentlemen,
With much re,peei,
Your ohedieni servant,
JAMES MCPHERSON
Logan County, Ohio June IL n, 1881.
ne EDITORS are always glad to do justice TO any one
anu could not Tor moment hesitate TO publish the o-e
csoing Letter from an old Subscriber. The Eiirr in
ONO, who made statements concerning Mr. Gatdin.r
oil which our abstract fell far short will see the propris
~ oil either subsiana,ing his charges or wi,hdrswiDp
''e"' Nat Int
From the Oswngn PnIlnLn,.