Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05

so much is said, from macy quarters, of thus
quarrel tha, seCrns lus,iGlble IT, believe there il
sorn'th'ns in it-if Cor not hing else tina, where T.,
rs much smoke there must be more or less fire. 40
mr. Us the Individual Andrew Jackson and John &
I" o II arc alone concerned It IS ex,remolv ip,o,
then' To be lntrudinS their quurrcs or their loves
mo" h. public Il tcniion. Nobody much sare,. who
thcr 'h'y Toll out, continue 20 bill and COO togo
her' But Hs the des,inics of the nation ,b-ou,b IN.
hiucnce OF it, evil stars have been ,ersit al in rho
s e Keeping of Gen. Jackson, a certain degrcc Of
attention is cXaced to his personal relations as these
Dear upon the former. Leading congcruen,,allv os
1t probably WILL to revolution in the Ministry ora
the dsnission Of those who are recopnized rs nar,i
Fans OF Mr. Calhoun, we are compelled. bowcvc- -.
ncan'ly and scornfuy, TO regard the private pred,-
isct""s and ontipathics of the President nc ,or,b
OF notice The reader, well acquainted with tho A.
'ices OF the Secretary of Sta g. will rccogpiso HE
hng-r IN this pie. and regret to have TO susnect Mr.
Crawford administering to the SUE cess of bscr,a
T. S.--Snce the above was penncd we roco, ,y;.l,
Tho following from he Providence Daily Adver,;sor
SO circums'a"iiai, that II at least looks trrc. The
ire IA growing 20 warm, that Mr. Calhoun sill bo
under III" necessity Of making public viaaica,;on
'df. Calhoun has not yet arrived. aud | gca-a :
~ great l'"uo!e. IN ii~' tuCrc Is trouble u, Tho
wigwGm nc has failed III the game which no bas
long played with great share OF SUCCESS nr -
city s"d 'tsaclery Il ha. been latc,y
mar he Is the nuthor of the nulyng address Of Inc
Senate oi South Carolina, made about = -, "
which YOU have probably seen. s'
Blu tins is not the worst OF his d ficul,ios ,,
last session OF Congress, NJ. Crawfprd wrote Iat
Ter 20 Nh Forsyth winch he handed to the PROS
dent, IN which letter it was stated tba, M Cauo
us member of Mr.. Monroe, CaIi,e, v,o, -, IN
time IN favor of the trial of the proson, p,os;da.
Jacksop) by Cont Marshal for his conl,,ct ~;
tn" > mnoIc war The President was of course ~
mazcd, as he had always understood from Mr. CT
houn, that in reference that affair he ICaIbonl
was one nI his warmest friends!
Mrs Cathoun,to get clear ofthe CHI arre. mad, b,
MI crawford procured ce'tiiicste from Mr. Mon
roc which rs far as 1t went partially accuoi,,od
HIM 81 the alledged act Mr. Crawford va ar-Iu
written to, and renewed the charges with s,,c;fro'
tons &c This letter put inio the hands Of M
Cahnun, from the President, without remar, or
COMMENSURATE so the matter stood at the end of tho
last session va '"e
Since then, there has been correspondence not
YET nnIshsd between General Jackson, A. Craw.
lorG ana VT calhoun. Mr. Adams also has il is
SAID been written TO on the subject matter of the
dispute VI '''c
Now few words as to the facts. as they Will be
made t. appear, aud YOU Will So NJ Calh1un's nm
P E unenma MI Monroe called Cabinet
r'uhc 10 determine What should be done with Con
jackson, IN consequence ofh violation or orIor, =;
tn" Scmin lie War Nj. Crawford NJ Cnjbo,,n
anu VIZ VII were IN favor of trial by a Cour,
MARTIAL MT Southland was not present aud M Adj
ans stood alone in the Justification Of Tackson,. 49,,
Duct and the assumption of his acts by The President
MI calhoun was the active and Zcnlous IN he
a't"mptSo influence Mr Monroe TO order the t-ia
out IN consequence of Mr. Adams vndication of
General Jackson. he concluded to take the n,dJI,
ground, which was To To the Spanish autbor-
itlcs that Fort MARKS n Pensacola were contuTed
without authority, vet he was not discussed TO cen
I ,l,,
calhoun, to drive Mr. Adams from the stand Inc Inn,
taReh N iaVo' Of General Jack son. urpued the oues
ton raised for ionr nr five DAYS bu, without ofact
Soon after this Congress met and Mr. Cobh f.
Georgia, devoted friend ofMr Crawf,rd ip,r,Sr
ced ms resolutions censurirg Gen. jackson for HE
conduct IN that affair; and it was then and not tI
th"n' MI Calhoun found proper opportunity 10 saw
to the friends Of Jackson, he had always bco, H.;
friend had justified his Conduct and Cr5O,r,rJ 80
his prosecutor; and strange rs it NAV apnoor ,bn
contrary was not known TO be tho fact seforo Tho
as' session OF Congress! Crawford has been made
the StTpe go1t and Calhoun, the most strenuous on
poser OF Jackson, on account OF his before mentioned
conduct has until then been considered his mos zen
lons advocot" Ele has retreat, and carnot be
again reconchcd to the President, and will never
again receive any share OF his confidence. You will
hereafter hear more Of this subject; what have
stated you will find to be correct"
l5' In the House of Representatives on Thursday
MIR Chiffon offered the following resolution:
"RnSoIvcd, That Select Committee be appointed
with instructions to empire into the eXpediency a
adopting some uniform mode for computing the dis
'ance tor which members of Congress shall be allow
"a compensation for mileage 10 and from the sent O.
Hovcrnment and that said committee hayc.leave t.
report by bill or otherwise
An effort being made TO lay the resolution on tho
able The House refused by a vote of 100 to II Mr.
Chiffon arowcd that he principally induced tc
BRING iorword the proposition by the singular differ
encn IN The charges ofthe two Missouri Senators fol
,tulpa rn IN ICO5--n-r TCoI D..,..,