Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

~. IL i' no' 70 In v.rsin;s--snd We eon6d .n'ly be.
orve u 10 not 80 10 N. Caroline and we doubt very
much, though we may differ from ,hi. or eat6sdra Ora.
Gle, whether II be 90 even in South Carol,a..-i, IN
well that he has made q partial exception in isvo, M
Gsorgia-ior, tho facts there are conclusive. tn.
this one among the rest-thst Mr.. Lumpkin ha, finally
Mr.. J. :. eon,idered a. The fri-pd Of Mr.. C.lhoun-
yet did Mr.. Il. write from WISH uv'op 2 d Mach
1881, to the editor Of the Mseon T-tssrsph, Tn, in.
te'tsf Of Georgia and the Onion requires the r~e-eiee-
ron or Gen Jdeksofs."-An Ia add, ion to th,., (..vs
the Augusta Chronicle We have seen a Ierss nom
9r. l.. Of very recent da'e, In which he says W.
der Tho present 81 eumstances OF The county, and the
aspect Of all its widely extended poll zeal Interests. !
can At present see no salvation for IL. bu, 10 the re-.
election Of Gen. JA ksop."
IL any such app ea,ions then, as he Baltimore Pat.
ROT sIludes to. have been made TO NJ. C.ihoup. we
10 not believe u Q, he will ses-de 10 hem. He he, too
much sense and 'ssaeity to ia INTO such an .nor.
1.-THE G OF MYSTICISM"
National Jnteitigencer
And what Is amusing enough, the lntelligencer cites
an article, from Our paper of the 7th inst as a proof
OF Ms existence -Mysfifcation We see nothing
like ii In the article in question-CertaInly we intended
nothing like it.. All that we proposed to say was, tina,
war to Col. Drayton-that, in the words of a " ash
iington Correspondent, '1he place Of Secret nv Of
ar has taken a new turn-and that we should be en-.
ureiy sausfied with the arrangement"-that we did not
believe the arrangement was what the Opposition prints
had represented il, viz that either Gov. Cass or Col.
Johnson was to be the new Secretary-but that we had
S'"NS uiiuc TOIl dnOtucr quarter. that an aDDliCa-
non had been again made to Judge White, In conse.
quence OF certa n circumstances which we then .tated.
ana mat hopes were now INDUCED OF his accepting the
aPpoIhtnent.hat was probable, as soon as the Cabi.
net was completed, the President would organize Il into
a consultative body, according to the fashion of W ash.
ington and Jene rson, SC. &c. &c. Now, what great
mysticism Is in all this! We see none-and certain
~ II never entered into our heads, that any wissacre
would fancy there was any mystiication In it-But the
N; intelligencer has satisfied us OF our mistake.
we seize this opportunity to assure the Editor Of the
lyr3nUn d nlrihntrCn Drnoo shas a.
from an Opposition print, viz " that Col. Drayton has
refused the Office of Secretary of War; is aItoge,ber
ialacious.-Ihere is no question, that the Office has
yet Deen rendered to only one gentfemdn-snd that il
Judge White Of Tennessee-and there are strong rea.
sons to hope, that he will accept it.-what is said.
therefore, by the O. y H. Press cannot be true; viz :
Office, which has been offered to but one person. can.
not truly be said to be going a-begging.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORRECTED.
we cannot make over to the w. Globe the COPYRIGHT
Of this necessary .ssption.-Au article 10 the u. States
Telegraph Of Thursday last, calls upon us to u.e H.
We refer to what purports TO be an "Ertroct from a
letter to the Editor, dated -. MISS, Nav ism.
iosL'-in which the writer alter eulog'zins The TeIe.
aud vilest means (whicb) have b.en attempted, and
are now attempting, to biigh, this pap-r, to eslumr late
US Editor, and destroy ito os. fune,s"
when i .sih !. by the friend. Of Gsasiai iss sas'PG Si%.oI2 | But S,s. .s
F%sei. +. " si H%' and nj Wi %iilIss ,a'fbI T ms~i have S. isssiv sS. , sS:. .. Is%
49, e"Shs foht III JdCksOu QHuv. N n
hifeling OF three or four Sou,herners of Carolina. Ono of them.
~ one rom Lewis, states that you have boon denounced by Inc
! osiue himself, Is unprincplod, and persuades subscnbers
uo wnhdtaw their support. A highly respectable and elderly zen.
.ieman rom virginia nov residing In this State. the other dav
IN speaking OF the Telegraph, observed that Il was moi A real friend
OIL ~ Jackson: which being denied, he pulled out a letter irsm
ihomas hitchie, OF the Enquirer, and read il to a crowd of TWEEN
~, IN ~ The writer observed, our party have detected Duff Creen
a pas duPIlcny that lit would be we'll for tho friends of Jnck
ont Withdraw their subscription from tho Telegraph and take the
heeP your eyes opens you will be sure to detect a con-
sp,,acy, Intended to destroy you. 1 have 10 doubt these men are
I'M u e"oVer Inc country TO the Sumo effect"
leave u 10 TIC other pefsons named 10 clear their
own skir's,f hey tn NIX II necessary We bu, speak ip
offence OF ourselves. We have written no such le, er.
we have wriusn TO no one, Persusding him to di con.
uIuo the Telegraph, and 10 ike the Gio5e. w, bay.
written no letter TO Mississippi, exc.p, two on private
Oh 'ines' Tor the LIST eight months.-we have no con.
cea'men's TO praetiss about the meris Of tn, Globe or
'he Ieiegraph-We have expressed our opinion openly
ana l"rss'y IN this paper upon the course Of both-but It
70 nor our custom TO 30 crusading Tor ole paper or az ain.t
aao,htr.-We have no question, but that the enemies
OF the administ, alton are playing upon he feeiings Of
MIR. Green, abusing his ereduIi,y, and making as much
mischief as they ean.-But we assure Mr. G. that we
are not "writins all over the country" TO expose his Ter.
slvs'sAtans, or 20 elevate his fival.-ws hope thai we
nave rather more important, end we are sure. hat
we have more agreeable encouragement upon our
hands, 'han to be g writing letters over the country,
urging the subscribers q, the TELEGRAPH y 10 di.eon.
nnue that paper, and to substitute { e Gioo.."