Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-05
FLASH IN THE PAN I


The U. Telegraph lately intima,ed, that il the
Popularity Of the President could stand the shock of
Mr. Berrien's letter. il could stand any thing lit has
stood the shock-and is, presume, therefore, bullet
proof.
The Telegraph again said, that there many soorse
things 10 come out-and that they might probably be
kept up till the meeting OF Congress when sup
pose the final attempt will be made TO run down Gen
Jackson, and to embarass the of the Admin
sration and the concerns OF the Nation.-Bu "tore-
warned, fore warned"-The People will what they
have 10 expect-and what a desperate rush is to be
made at Gen. jackson and how silly maneuvrs is
TO be expected from his friends, who e months on
y before the election 10 be guilty of the folly of
changing their front in the face of enemy Nous
rrTTOns as the several echoes say.-What mighty
mischief TO be looked for from these new develop
mens at the meeting of Congress- may be inferred from
the following fact
1t was OH Monday last that this u s. Telegraph held
up in terIOTeI the heads of the jackson men an
able and interesting letter from Mr. Ingham addressed
TO the President OF the United States, in which he re-
views with more than has usual aJify, the letter of
MIR Irst, and the cDiciaI expose of the Globe"
THIS annunciadon is made by the Telegraph with
most absurd flourish of trumpets-'' Nothing vet pub.
shed in the course OF the late unpleasant controversy
says this grateful and loyal rend will more SERIOUSLY
object the character and popularity OF Gen. Jackson
Inc aDnunciatoh was awful Ii 10 appear to-
morrow TUESDAY EyeniDgl-and unless we had been
aware oil the " nlolign influence under which his
eiThrosreJed iqaFi,iGt9n" Iahsi7eAory wy s6ouId
have asked ourselves what new sins un whipt of us
,ice" are TO be divuged against him. Wen; are not
10 see but zoe haze actually seen this formidable Elk
pose, wh CHI TO blow the 'Old Hero sky-hiqb II
came on, in Tuesdays Telegraph and we have never
witnessed more despicable aboriion! Why if this is
The worst that be said against Gen. Jackson, his charac
ter is bombprooi against all the assaults of the nghams
and the Green's the Dkhorns and the Greenhorns in the
country Mr. ingham contrive TO founder "wih his a.
sidl ability" and librdity through dull columns
OF the Teegraph-aDd really have not been able TO
find one grain in this busheI of chaf- Nearly two CO.
iuns are devoted to criticism ON Mr.. Trsts letter.
and the most make OF them is that he has shrink
ed most dsgraceuy from the investigation of his own
charges-and refuses TO go before The Grand jury of
Washington The rest OF the lie ter is dedicated TO the
high purpose of crcising Editorial article in the
Globe, which Mr. is pleased to consider as an ErDose
from the President himself THE effort is as pure as
me motive IS malignan-Mr. il rapidly earning the
honorable character of being the most vndctive scrb
bier in America-and if we did want any other proof
OF the Propriety OF breaking up the old Cabinet is
the getting clear OF man. who is daily giving evden-
ces of magnity of temper, of course manners. and
oil very common understanding - Certainly there is
nothng yet published in the of this controyer
sy, which the iends OF A Jackson will receive with
perlecl cnnlemnI