Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

I Levi. ~ne EaiOa. whsis was the hssessity-,shol
the relevancy the propriety OF his going bacl
% lS2I Is and protesting TO tell the Public oil wha
Major Lewis then said OF irs. Eston 81 might (say,
he) have gone further, end said that Major Lewis in
the winter OF ls27-2S, when there could be un.
worthy motive to misead either OF considered Mrs
Eaton an unsafe associate his daughter although he
was now endsavoring induce Gen. Jackson 10 drive
me ont OF the Cabinet because would not compel my
daughters 10 associate with her" Now this s ride
lous =" might haze gone further and said," When
no doss go further, and he does say. rather profess
| TO say what Major Lewis -sd.
How the oppositon shit their ground with respec,
to the PRESIDENT Before he was elected. he held
up as psriect iyrant--a military despot-who would
not be advised by any one-bnt go his heads;rong
way. regardless OF the voice OF reason and justice. Al
ter his election, OH lac poor tame, weak. old
man. governed and controlled by the undersrappcrs
the Gcvernpent--a tool and machine in their
hands, sc. After the dismissal OF Branch, Bcrren,
and ingham, OH then he is again tho ,yrant-w 10 as
be pieases-sscrces his Secretaries 10 his within
ami caprlce--wshes to dictate their families
is roaring lion, SC What inconsistency and inlatu-
alton. But remember Branch is to support Geu. jack
son at the next eloctonhe has pledged huseltto the
people oil his District 20 that effect says them that
'their venerable President has done nothing but can
be forgiven" Look tn that
Before dismiss this Communication. much longer
'lan contemplated TO write. lie, say "a word
about tie removal CT men from Office. - We hear the
President every day denounced yfant, because he
mas dismissed some men rom Office who were unfit TO
mold them It's Sail that he IL actuaed in this
merely because the ncumbcnls exercised the rs hit Of
opinion and do not supper, him. Now how completely
untrue this is. How few are the removals, considering
the great number OF Offices in tho United States and
none, il is believed, have been removed without
good cause other. On the contrary, see how many
are actually in Office. who indebted The President
Tor their Dolly bread for themselves aud families who
have lived upon the peoples money for many years. by
being suffered to retsn their offices, when in fact il
they were turned loose tomorrow ifom them, such
would he their helpless situation. that they would not
have crimb 10 give their ames; and from their be-
ing long fed OF the public Golfers would scarcely
be able 10 obtain livelihood in any other way; and il
is indeed, some of these gentry that sneak about in
private and syly usinuaie every thing The prejudice
OF the Presden-to The man 10 whom they owe the
support o. their wives and children Is not this a;ls
ing the magnanimitvot the PRESIDENT In ibis does he
show the tyranH Bu enough Upoa this subject Let
me congratulate you upon the result of the Kentucky
elections. Clay having failed in his swn Sta g.
with what face cen he and his friends have The impu-
Gence TO press his pretensions elsewhere. Yes the
People will GO Tor Jackson in spite OF sill the asehoo
that faction can invent and circulate. Adieu