Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
pWAITIGAHs
From The Yas6irgtOa Tsiegraph. March Z

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more exr,oTduary character than the last No. of tn
Globe Ccnounded b. ,hspverwhe ming prO,i OF tn
conspiracy, The editor, Wther editors, (oic al
ptvate) have taxed Ecis ingenuity 10 sh IL h issue
This Is The usual cousse oi detected iutTguan:s. w
have not time to-tay, pressed are with the bu
siness Of COng'e to review ms remarks If the Gob
in detail; and, the reiOre, eonnne ourselves 10 fey
general o se!vallOns.
That pt,n, much Ofleudej, that Mr. Van Blu
rens disavOwa 10 not considered evidences OF his nno
cenee. Mr. ii lmoa, alec, ha' disayo we'd ha. he ha,
any Knowledge or participation in this conspiracy
and why should net the dlsavO~Gl ui the one, be AZ
high evidence "a hat Of the other! They ar, bosom
personal and political iriends /; and from the maxim
nOscitw a soeiis," we may fairly rate the value O
MIR. Van Bursn's disavOwa, by the known e,iinate o
tina, OF his friend, Mr. Hamilton.
We are stuck with one iac;-h. perpetual Lhiftins
OF the scenes AT Que time, The Object stated e
be the defence u Gen. Jackson at another time "a
reconcile him and Mr.. Crawford (; and now il seem.
that the object was to reply 10 supposed book which
MIR. Monroe was about to vIite. All these pretext:
utterly fail, when come TO COMFY are then wi n thu
facts themselves In the Correspondence VS. hear no,
word OF these otjecis-The app ton was made
TO Mr. Crawford in direct reference the conduct Of
MIR. Calhoun, and not Tor tie defencs OF Gen. Jack
son, or the reconciliation Of him and Mr. Crawford or
to meet the publication of M. Monroe's book "a h
now pretended; bu for the express and undi-g .ec
Offset OF bringing on this controversy. IL cannot be
concealed that IL WAS for this purpose AMI this alone
that Mr.. Hamilton procur d, thrs ugh Mr. Forsyth Mr.
Crawiords letter. since used tbs ins ent OF pro-
ducing the present controversy.
II the least credit eau be attached TO Mr.. Van Blu.
u
ter OF this affair." Caa il be believed. by any one,
that persons so Intimate with him as Mr.. Hamilton
and the others connected with this Transaction ara
known to be, would have been engaged for years un-
dor his eyes, In obtaining the of defending G. a.
Jackson, 10 reconcile him and Mr. Crawford with
out mokpg IL known to him A'they ara known 20
consult him upon all occasions. and to act upon bis
sdvisement, it is impossible TO believe il. M; the
alleged ignorance OF MIR. Vaa Blu en- OF what was 20.
ing on II irue could only be explained on the ground
that the transaction was foul one, and that he had
M HDYl I'm
solely intended or has aggsand cement. Happy man
havng the double and rare advantage to be Possessed
OF such e1ated uiritie and, at thu same time to be
60 1eyoisdiy served by the prcftgateM
This may be all true--but nothing will s.rve "a
convince u.s. that felicity miraculous can be CON
bned 10 ae same person, without proof The mot un
questionable and in aid OF faith, we must beg
for the nsps elton OF the highest inony in the case
the original correspondence Of the parties them
selves II might even shake our inf!elily.
There 10 pari OF the remarks of the Globe which
we confess, shocks us Ii processes to speak 10 the
name OF Gen. Jackson and yet without regard to his
character, assumes I'm explanation, which has for its
basis the most revolving principle. Ii holds on,
that MIR. j. HamilloD's application 10 NJ CaIboun
TO ascertain what the proee ediugs of the Cab.
net In The Seminole affair, was intended TO extract
from him the means of defendii Gen. Jackson sgsu,
book, which IL is pretended that MIR. Monros wa,
writing Can any thing be more revolving That
member OF Mr. Monroe's Cabinet and a known pet-
sona Febd who stood under the highest oh litigation IN
him, for the confidence invariably reposed to be thus
secretly sud dukly approached to extract nforma,ion
Tor the purpose OF eliminating one, whom he was
bound, on every incple OF honor and virtue IN ann
port Blu, revolving this is there 10 anct5,r ,up
gesiion still mOfs so IL is nsnuaied that Mr. Cal
houn placed Mr.. MoDroe's private letter of the 9th Of
September in the bands OF friend in order that
might 60 into the hands OF Gen. Jackson with vie %
OF placing him his guard sgainet the enmity of MIR
Monroe mind capable OF conceiying such charge
must be capable OF any thing and iha, the excnse
does not come from Gen. Jackson but in the
minds oil the coDspiratoTs themselves we have what
mghi be eonsdsted as conclusive proof 10 the decla-
"a loo o. Cen Jackson, repeatedly made in tde cor
IesPondsnce, OF the high estimate he placed on the no.
nor and integrity OF Mr. Calhoun up 10 the time when
his mind was poisoned by the Iagoes OF th, pIot-
such declaration is utterly inconsistent with sup.
posuon 'hat MI Calhoun could be capable Of the base
act indnusted.
II that the editors of the Globe are informed.
IN part, through whose agency tbs puTioined letter
came into the possession Of Geo. Jackson and that
Member Of Congress was concerned f-The pubI,c
claim 10 be put IN possession of all the Kht
~ W c''t up this dis< aceiu trspacon and we call
ut3p cue 6Ione Tor ne ntEes OF he persons 10 whom
DO Seies. We huI names 20 SUBJ ani,I tbn,s ia
Vac maoof' so1, under he aspect which the editor.
endsavor 70 give 70 ne point they can h,ve no u,i-
bable pfeleEi Tor Withholding This and we trust bat
no debate regard Tor their feelings" viii in his
- IN auober slake, be The Deans o. operating sill
iurhef Injustice.
Dafing the debate 10 the Penn.yIvaoja House of
heWesep'dtye5 90 the foregoing Resolutions Mr. To-
g'f'O' Isao the iO'lo"% letter from Mr. Msd.on:
Dear ir:-I have received your letter Of Jsnnarv
81 asking. mummy
l. is there any slate power TO mako bsnks2
2. Is the federal power az has been exercised mr.
proposed TO be exercised by President jackson. prs.
lerablel r'
The evil which produced the prohibory clause IN
the constitution Of the United aes wss the pt.ctics
Of The States w making bills OF credit, and in sons in
stances appTeis properly ga legal tender" f. the
nots OF STATE bank, therefore whether chartered or
ile6 u DOT made legal tender they do not f within
ibs Pfohoitory claus. The No. Of the "FedersIis'
referred 70 |as written With that view Of the subject;
snd lhe rnnefrmped rTacIice Of lhn a,,,sa - ..aa