Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-26

We h,vc tncs .sen Il made with more boIau.s. than
discretion. and In the very paper which snnoune
ed his resignatoD, that he introducing al Wasb.
ington the same system Of msnagem M mt which he had
established al Abany-tha he was circulating hi. in
aueuce. and extending his emissaries though tn.
Uoion. by means Of the Regency Of Martin Van Blu.
rem. VIM. B. Lewis and Amos Kendall
MIR. Van Buren, may now, perhaps, escape the
civil imputaion Of being the creates, intrigaer in
mo world, aud OF coming tom the sane State,
which gave birth to The only Traitors in the
United States, Arnold, Burr and Armstrong" Tos The
Western CUoIinian says. 1.-The time the polished
Mr.. Tristan Burgess addresses Dinner Speech to the
Cizens oil NJ York, he may not perhaps be induced to
say that Gen Jacksons cabinet was so selected & ar
ranged that the whole power influence Of the President
has been brought under the councils, and into the con-
troll OF the Secretary OF State. This man has exered
his managing capacities in such intrigues as to have
either brought every other in the cabinet into his
schemes or to have excluded him from the confidence
OF the President The second officer of the govern.
ment has, by the friends OF the Secretary as he admits
but by himself, as all men believe, been driven into
open hostility with the FIRST; while Mr.. Van Buren, Sc
curey sheltered behind the pame of General Jackson
anu he PRESIDENTIAL character, like little Teucer behind
the shield OF Ajax lebanon, discharges his arrows al
the naked and magnanimous bosom OF his great
amin truth, detanng you without neces,-
y; for "you all do know" this man; his willy genius his
crooked counsss, his Machav elan principles These
principles heretofore planted and forced into growth in
the political hot-bcds at Albany, have been, by him.
are now fourishing in the invgorated sunshine of the
Presidential palace Is the nation likely to receive heal
ing from their leavess Let inquire"
The next time Mr.. Burgess addresses his Constituents
OF Providence, at public dinner he may possibly Re-
train from making Martin Van Buren, the burthen OF
his song. He may not be so apt to exclam:
ny whom, In what manner, then, do all honest
intelligent mn of both, all parties, believe the
Government OF the Uned States is now administer.
ed! NOT by the President, but by the Secretary OF
state not by Andrsw Jackson, but by Martin Van Blu.
rem How many men said, how many believed, how
many hoped, tina, the President when inaugrra.d and
placed IN his high office. would take aud pursue,
course elevated, indepsnden', and pa;rio,c' That he
would be In act the President Of the United States
and NJ, the iasre insirumzut Of party. In an evil
hour and under auspices adv to his own ame and
I, the great interests OF the nation, he selected the
Prime Minister VI his CaSioAt BY intigues such az
none. but such Prime Minister would employ, the
President has been brought 10 all things. under the
eonfro! and management of his Secretary Of State
Does any one doub, TIL. FAC J"
1t Mr. V. BIS resignation, therefore, were productive
OF no other benefit TO the nation, il will at least relieve
the public journals OF orrnes more or less of a.
ouse Not that they will be free from them-But they
VIII be less spacious, and therefore less effective Thew
VIII hnd out other pretexs for abusing the aminstra
uon-ihough they may not be so abundant, or injurious
Abuse they will--let the administration do what IL
peases.