Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
MIR. BERRiEN.

Tho article which we copy b 10 ', ,hew. iha, Mr.
Beirien received Col Johp'on. reply to tho latter b.
wrote asking explanations, the day after he published
his address in The Tnte'tgeneer. Ito told ,he pu bile in
bis sppesi thai ho thought due TO Col .hn.Sn that
hts exPianatous should accompany his public aaon-
that no had waited TO =, ceivo H. thar he might lay
b.tore the pubc-ttat his wish 10 have 10 partial
views OF what occurred given mile al and pc, nee-
the people. or do injustice 10 The parties cooee,ned
Against THE sourse he sdmoni-hed the Ejcr Of tn
Globe. AT last, however. he sivep his part
state mens wihou, warg for lionel Johnson's
nations Tnis he did rsIu't,n,y, and "a wa.foreed out
by the Ejitor OF the Globe l, said Thus ives he
apology Of Mr. B,ffi.n 70, his as, Ct ;nju..s towards
COL johnson, IN npoacSing his verasiy without giving
him an opportunity TO ne hard At tho sams time.
What will the W .rld th'pk Of the f.i ness and En-
riEbtness Of Mr.. Bsefien, when they learn that ,bs
lay after bis publication appeared be oetaliy received
suppressed il up to this hour :! He fastened to gar.
bio Mr. Bsnchs letter, aud TO lay an extae rf "a
fore the nation. although reeeired subsequently, to his
publication to sngtheu hs own testimony ssailpg
Col Johnson's Integrity. Blu, no ba, been IN pss,e,.
sion of Col Jshrs,h's vndic emeni from the
day after he assaiied him, and has only withheld
rom the public bu. has kept ihs that hs
eeivcd II, and permitted ihe impression 60 abroad,
hat his view OF the matter, as given. rsmaued
tndns,crred by Colonel Jch1s'n, and thu ju,,'6 III
inference that IL wac 10 bs taken for c0nfessed.-H
was careful 10 tell u, in |. pubeA that Col John
son bad been allow time, hc allowed, iii iisnt TO
have forwarded his snswer, but ,h he had no, reesiv
cd II. Why did be conceal this important eunsance
when The answer did como 10 hand! Hs knew that il
WAS sent for publication, whenever he putii'h.d his
| own communication which cal ell II forth He sup.
prseed IT, however, Ia vic alton Of good fah 10 he
| by whom Il vac entrusted TO HIN. This is Mr.. Ber.
ren's Of honor and fair ang Col Johnson has
cow, understood, finding 'hs wscag done him, sent
his reply to friend, with elections to have publish
ed in tie intelligence. lGiobe.
/ From tho kentucky Sentinel.
MR.. BERRiEN AND MR. lNGfiAM.
We publish to-day tho address OF Mr. B.rr CO. The
late Attorney General. together with tie stat meni
Mr. Ingham. L. would APPEAR from psrusai OF these
pubcaiionr, al the President Of the Unitsd Sa'e
hahd ri Inbn t.f, m
that unless they and their fam'lie, would In future
scsiate with Mrs. Eaton, he would instantly dsnis
them from the Cabinet. Such, we say, seems to De
the tenor Of, aud such is the cousruc len which th,
people at large. would put upon these s,aemenis. Tn,
Globe, which 10 sald by The opposition and even by
Nj. Bsrrirp him,e TO speak the zen imen,s Of III,
Pfssidant, empha'irsy says ha, thst pspev s author
z,d to say, that ;hs Pseisen did make any suc
siPua Ions through the agency Of any member Of Con
gees, contained either in ,hc statement Of Mr.
"ensn hsd rome deep olive in bringing .his .pbi.s
hsioo the public. What hose motives were and WA
eh's, they were calculated produce, US, prssen
tssh every candid n lid, when ihorouybly and pro
fery investigated IL was believed ihat The eectar
10 Kentucky, would turn vpou the mex, Residents
qn:s ,Sr. k'n'ueky was To- ksd up 10 as an example
and every exeron ussd to advance tho OF Mr.
Cay, knowing that his future o. D. cts Den, nd.J nno,
ihe resu's. The Ksntueky lscion III n IA. ma "a,
OF vas Importance, sad the statements OF the di, en-
'h'oned and disaarointr mbcrs Of he late Cabn.t
were promulgated through -n.usky 10 act as poIi,i
sa sos'ae' 10 dsludng the people and ue ncing IN
pao.ie nind sg,ins' GIN. Jackson. This we bSldl,
"'ssr' was the whole and role cause, Why ,h- state
men, was made public at n al particular ne jCsom,
snen mouve did not irhurnse Nj. B.rren, Why did n
e.o",a sis addre., snd The exaggerated statement o
inghsm! WY did bis patience become so sud
denly esh.us ed' Way d he publish beors hs ha,
feee,v'd The expected answer from Col. Johnson? W.
informed by friend OF Col J.bnsons, that he Al
replied 10 Mr.. Bsrren's le,trs and upon a esIsr'aon
.. ,.e date, e., The reply was ressive! a, Wash.
.nSo", ne day after the address was bli,b.d In ,hs
'onal Inieliisencer The sans friend has ike wis.
in'o'mS u'. iha; rspy has siso been made 10 III.
a,emen OF Mr. Iosharo, which will be laid bel re Il
r uo &c ~ que 'ms We sh-l lay bsiors oue reader,
the reply OF CO.. Johnson, until which time Wa viii
.smis. the subject.
/ COL. JOHNSON To MR. BERRIEN
Inc following copy OF letter from C,I. Johnson "a