Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
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WAsHINoroN, March a6-We have b en- favored
WIN the following communication. from the Secretary
oil War; which viii shew thu srocndlessnrs. Of tb,
numation conveyed by laie egraph tina tho int
mate friends of General jack on, IL not the q ne,s,
himself; were satisfied with Mr.. Calhouu's Address,
&C. before IL appeared In pablo.
Recently Il has been stned in the u. s. Telegram
that tho ap,ea Il Mr.. Z lhoun to the public, pre-
vious to is publication bad setn submit to- and an
proved by confidential friend Of the President The
aiiusion Is to myself perceive DO, the force Of the
argum' Mt VIII ch would uaks tins cir cnmstance n,
opera beDehcally or ohe, wise; but az /, has
mentioned take occasion to present the agency par.
ueuiHy that had IN this business, and how, aud by
| II was oeca .ioned.
!" Previous TO The puh-aion being made, receiy.
Cd request FROM Mr. Grunjy to see me. | Afforded
nun the interview he sought He 10 med m. m,
ce.P'esde n, had concluded certainly to mska publ.
cstTu OF the correspond ence; and that his, (Mr G'.)
great anxiety was that the appeal intended accom-
net feel himself called upon, by any thing il should
contain to otier reply II tho P.esident should a.
o0Pi THIS couree he entertained the opuion thai thp
mat er would solnp's away. add every thing of par
| y excitement be avoided. Such was the nature a,
his frank desire ' '''" III
=" MIR. Grundy expressed the opinion that II would be
IN DIS power to obtain tbs Of the Vice.
70 show me the remsks which MIR. Calhoun intended
10 present to the public Shortly Ter DARK the me- =,
evening, went 10 his lodgings. Arriving, was told
oy the servant at the door, that Me-. Grundy wa. moi a,
nome, but bad gone to NJ. Inghams. 1 directed him
10 10 there, and say that l wished 20 see him H.
soon Returned. aud shortly afterwards Mr.. Grundv
came In, and We ga, down together, aud alone 10 his
bed room N' u" "'s
lie obsef we'd |! ba been permitted TO him. IN show
mo the paper Of which he had before spoken; and AZ
Ter some cursory remarks such he thou il wouId
now do, and that would, as hs read il, note aov ex
precision which might consider exception able pro
eeeded read II. Wherever a remark occurred Witch
thought calculated to excite, which, by pos.biIi,v
might be mscoucsived offered sugge ,tion,. ayrsss
oily to the invitation which Mr.. Grundy had lend, L
OF all watch he made notes. kept none myself anJ
hence cannot say that all adopted do not dorh,
about Il, however, as Mr. Grundy aferward, inform.
ell me that they had been adopted
Having read through the appeal, Nc. Grundv OH
served, WELL II the suggestions aud IN, STATIONS we
nave made, sha be approved, do you think the Pres.
dent will feel himself called upon to reply or q, NO.
uce, himself any thing that the appeal contans,"-Mv
answer was, thought not. and my anxious desire
hat he would not; but without doubt the ne wspaner
would take hol OF and the matter and TO what
course Of that kind 10 the end might lead time oniv
could determine. ''
We were about to separate, when Mr.. Grup,v oh
served" viii you see Gen. Jackson, and explsin IN
him what ha, taken placer / will see Mr. Calboun
and the conrse we have taken be approved you
be informed But did not communicate the .ub;, .,
to the Presidents because, upon reflection tbong oh,
II improper to d. So From Me- u andy received
note the next day. sia'ing that all was right which
understood to mean that the suggestions offered had
teen adopted.
q" The evening preceding the day when the corre,
ondence made its appearance. a printed COPY was en-
closed to me" with request that would submit, tba.
foo TO the President This also declined to do.
Ill health has prevented me from making ,hi, com
munication earlier" rGlobe