Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

UTu ydcKon beat the conbIntd foFco1 Of Clay
AMI Adaus con.iierabiy more than ftto to one and
we now eaI on yoa TO mark the prediction that n MIR
Calhoun should permit himself 10 be far deuded by
me ind'sre'ico Of hts iends and Willy srs OF his new
she. as 10 seek further 70 divide the re
publican p'r'y by thrusiiDg himself UPON them at ,h
tine as a candidate Tor the Presidency, GEN jackson
tsH rece've more rofrs in TJgin'a than Clay and
Cumoun together W. will not undertake TO cav how
Mr.. Calhoun would fare 10 Vmgnis, # g u. Jitk-o,
were 10 Snjidste-"Sufli i.nt unto the dsy IL he
vi her %; buiths latter In he q. ID snd oppo ed by
NJ. Gay, Mr. CAlhoun's vo wonli be easily eourt-d
La INST e' n, in ID county, witch Is supp to con
'sr iSuo vo,e', we ve'ly DO ievc that Mr.. Calhoun
could not command So and judging team he uniform.
conss eney OF our sister county OF Sh, pdoah he
woul probably fare sill wo, 81 in that"
The very attempt 10 push Mr.. Calhoun for the pre-
sent race might break him down at the next-whilst
upon 'ns we cannot help noticing the communi-
cation OF /" Hampshre" "T'o the Editor of The " s.
Ithgrdph" The writer anaims as a fact within our
own Knowledge. that As long supports W Blu.
rem, virginia will not supper; him (Jackson. We pass
over me absurd epithet which the writer is pleased
10 attach to ourselvesWe ask him, what he means by
supporting Fan Buren,? Is sending him as minister
to London supporting him' II so, does "Hampshire"
Intend to say that for this Virg MIA will abandon
Jackson!-No man, not the author of HAMPSHIRE
VIII maintain so preposerous proposition Or does
ne intend TO say that Cen Jackson will support and
press Mr. van Burens pretensons to the Pre-
When a. jackson should far forget him,elf as To
eleciioneer for his successor, then will il be
time to condem his interPosi,ion.-He is scarcely
weak enough to pursue any such course The
whole statement, therefore, /, ridiculous But
HAnPsh,re gees on TO say, that "Van Buren, has no
party IN virginia: Calhoun aud Clay divide IL
tha (we) "knOto II o 20 so,' sc s.. We koow , o
uch 'hng we have never enquire do the con.
rary we have uiionsly kept our own mirds uncom-
mit!sd on the subject of sucs.s,or-and we ,usp.c,
pie r.
Toe Miidlssown E,i.or also strikes from General
Jack onsr ne vote, OF the roln.s. A alb ana &c
neIo .qasiiy strong 10 'he belief that General
Jack.on will get 'hem-and rot Mr. Cahoun-As 10
South Cstoliua herself, susyect that the GrsenviII
Is. Moun,ainser OF the Is states the truth both
a. to her vote and as TO bis wshes-wben N xpre.e,n
opinion. hat 'hs gentleman will not suffer bms.lf ~
90 run IN opposition TO General jackson that hi.
fesds In Son,h.Cmona do not desir. any such ,bins
anu NAV lar aswe are capable OF judging. would
os doing serious injury TO the fu prospects Of M
calhoun to big him before the epio under existing
circumstances"
TIE people Of the South will do as the cid d eli
sac S man did.They will "do one thing tine
Elect jackson FIRST. and then think OF his successor
.another Exquisite tn n Y. Journal of Com
merce rnmors that the dife Guilty in dsposiug of ,bi,
Office OF A torDey General of th. Unrei ate,
rises from certain conditions In posed by the
President, relative TO the socie whe the ipc
f.mly shall en.erian."-It Is scarcely p.csssarv n
that this whoie iunor 10 reif.ctiy uofnunded -, ia
one oil those tricks, TO which The oppos lon esort-n
vain.
Immediately following the above rumor in the N Y
Journal OF Commerce, is the sub,e quent zion
oy 'hs K'v Dr. Ely, of part OF he very auth mite
story gathered from the "kepnes Of the city by q
Washington Correspondent This was the frat and
fullest ala ement which has recently app ared of TIE
s'sneia' Warrington:
To tho Editor of tho N. Y. journal of Counc,.o
oiR-Ine respeciabilly OF your Journal and nv
nes7meni concerning you, hatyos would no, kto -
ng give circulation srep ese Undue. me-
to ask your publication Of these lines.
Your Washington correspondent asks "Did no, NJ
CanPosii eh4rgr Or. Ely with ,reacheryr l answer
Never, 40 lar as know and believe. Tn, same w,
ter ausr0 that about the time OF the inauguration nj
Pre.iden' Jackson woRMED nyseU in the character
81 great Jackson man, into The fapor and CON e.
aenee Of me Rev Mr.. Camp5,H and that subse
quenHy came as the DESTROYER, and bliohfed d; .
h'ghiy ttourishing society Ii your political inform
er known much anoat MIR. Csmpb.u and my.elf h h.
might nave told you. Ma, we have been intimate
through the greater part of his studes prepa 20
his entering on the work o. the ministry; that he
mas ever since spoken OF ma AZ an elder b,o,her on
whom, under Gsd much Of bic fula ss and hsppjn. .
have bsen made TO depend; that our mutual con
in, and respect for each other have nsysr .b,ks
add That Instead OF doing any thing destroy his con,
grsgs Ion IN Warrington havs al his pu lie
preached 10 his pulpit during every visit which maid
to that city, before his removal to Albany
The whsls OF his conduct In relation {, the
on whch your correspondent represents being al
variance nae bsep, according 70 he besi OF my
knowledge, such as ws' honorable hpnssii sad no.
in The lsas siscrediabe to have nevsr irppescb
90 LIE conduct In ibs matter, AID ,hall o.siy be
heve That ne has ever said or done any thing %
the Gland. rous decisraion tha, Mr. Campbell depounr
ed Vi: Ely as & iity OF resehery in 'hs manner in
whish he had brought up the difference yyb, h.
preston OF your correspondent, concerning Nc C. and
myself pronounce 10 be false.
Concerning these assertions against which protest
have hsid no communication with ny clsr:cal brober
now at Absny but should he think Fl. 10 repIv IN
them feel confident that he would contradict eyerv
imPutanon ~hirb you have publish d, unfayorabIe n
the kindnt 81, fidelity, and friends ip Il
EZRA STILES ELY
Tha Annapolis Republican OF Saturday saws tia
MI lANEx the present Attorney General of the at
Of Maryland, who is at present in ih, city, atiendios
to business 10 The Cour of Appe,s has received the
appointmsnt OF Attorney GsneraI of the Uoi,.d So.
D.ce Mr. BsrIiep. IL was, no doubt ascerIainsd ,h,
Mr. T. would accept the appoinim. ut if ,ende,ed IN
MIN, hatore the appointment forwarded to him
we nave before expressed persuasion that the Pre-
silent would md no mau 10 The ranks of his friends
That would carry greater share Of responsibility in
that nifiee.'-The Republican add. thai M. T.. w.sa
Feaedhsf, uud'r The cd division OF parties-W,
snow oo' h,w ma f,et may bave bern bu, hs is said
by those who kn,s him best, TO be firm and epliyh,
ened supporter 81 The true, strict PRINCIPLES OF In, Co.
s1u'iop. The Republican says, such w.re bis
ackno" Lodged talents and saDdog, that the appont
upon him by Sa'o Executive, W. ich was 4ufi- L,ck
son in It's roli;ic, slough he hnseli va, decide
par iasn Of Gen Jackson.
We have received the lst No Of "Tbe Freeman,s
banner' weekly paper published at Baltimore by
messrs Sands and Neson.-They have taken for their
motto, the very just seDment-' Not the GIoyu nj
Cesar, bM the Welare Of Rome."-And thew have
in the same paper inscribed on their "Banner,, Ibe
National R,pubi can Candidate for President. Urv
RI Clay, 81 hcnfuehy"-t bears marks OF TALENT
and ITS typographical execution is excellent ma.
per is TO be devoted body and soul, 10 Mr. CIav-We
may anticipate with what sort on spirit when we find
IN It's very LIST No. the following unjust and ibera in
sinuaiioD:" But does the President so far presn,n ~,
on the credulity of the people, as 10 suppose that b
VIII rcce We the bare dnio Of the parties accused =.
proof OF their innoccncel Is IL not customarv for ,bos
ahung IN such relations to plead gulty!The letters
from the accused to President all appear 10 hear
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