Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21

hat mo present cabinet have been r ganlxei upon tho
ground Of their maintaining an association with his iami-
there an impartial and liberal person In this coun-
who win believe that such a man as Judge White,
pr Louis Mel me, or Edward Livingston, or Levi wosd
would listen for one moment to any such over
ture-as the stne qua non OF their taking onhce?-The
Of such a thing Is altogether 90 absurd that
Il carries an air Of the deepest suspicion and iimproba-
quarter.
Postscript. lame and impotent coneiu.
sionr'
We had written so far, when the U. s. Telegraph Of
Saturday last was put intonour hands The ink with
which We had quoted the following words "we will sa-
tisfy the most ncredulous'-was scarcely dry. when
the following paragraph from the Saturday Evenings
caught our eye:
9Th. Globe affects 10 DENY that the member Of Con.
srsss who wsied upon Messrs. Irgbam, Branch. and
b strien, was ar horiz ID by ihs Presid ant 10 10 o. In
IN meme'r OF Ccng'ess In question .bouid now retrae,
what no m said, which we do not bell we he will,
there are c rcum stances which will leave no room to
doubt tina, he d d act on tbs oec as,Vn. In que.,ioo, At the
Instance Of the Executive. IL il proper that We should
say. that the kno~l,dgs Of this fact aud Of the circvm.
stances, have very lately como in o our po.ses sion; and
tbs manner OF The denial OF the G.obe, seems to iudi-
cate the prop,ie'y Of leaving to The parties ,hsm,elves
further developments. Perhaps the President NAV
communicate the fact Of The dissolution Of his eab,ns,
to Corgre'r. Perhaps an eLqaiIy may be instituted
on the nomination OF The new Mini ter. or ,hs, OF Mr.
Van Buren, as Minister tn England. In such eass, all
that We have said. and more, will, be confirmed by the
most undoubisd tes,imoI ""
And 10 II thus that tho Telegraph teleens 1. pom.
pou' r,edse! Alter hsviog held on, this promise TO prove
that Gen. Jackson las done a thing g. so much at war
" what IN 81 trends have taught themselves to er
peefJrom n M that lew, very lew, are prepared to be.
Acre tt'-Ate r hsvirg sounded the trumpet to battle,
q dipdicated ito intention. to mar. hall the most conclusive
testimony agar OF hin-is this the way ,ba, the T.ie-
graph fuIhlsis Ell e incentive are indeed smu.ed at
mt backing out. We hsve scareeiy ever seen such o
failure. Tbs ene mics Of the administration were ca
euia'ing largely on the States Evidence of the Tei.-
graph-they promised 'hemseives ar,pls materials fer
~d.ianaNon and sbusr-whcu 10! 70 sooner doss Inc
Giobe emphahcaly deny the Or, tn OF the whole aliega
tion, than the public prosecutor si rink, back from his
otfise-his loud voice sihks into q childish te.ls"-
and We are now told that /, ,eems proper 10 leave 10
"the parties themselves fur,her developemen,,"-
perhaps the Presdsn, may bring up The .ubj.ct 10 the
nsxt Ccngres; or perhaps an inquiry may be ~ stiu,ed-
wheo! b.fcre the next S;nste-sben is that! Not be
fore December nert-Thus moro than i've months NAV
eisrso boiore the "most und ub;ed ,estimony' is 10 be
exhibt'ed, and The most :" iDcfeduious ere 70 be ats.
nd, In the mean TINA how stands Gen. Green!
what becomes OF the accu'a'ior; and the acsuse,!
Further Contradics ion. have already noticed
the assertion OF a letter from Mississippi, MAY 18th, that
MIR. Blair, Major Lewis, and the Editor of this paper.
had been writing letters for the purpose of iniuring the
circulation OF the Telegraph, and extending the sub
scription Of the Globe.-We have denied the statemen,
as far as respects ourselves.
Mr.. Blair says " that at the date Of the letter Of
Mi. Greens correspondent, according TO the best OF his
seconecuon, ne mad not written a line 10 any body in
Natchez, for the three or four years proceed ny. He
further declares, that he has never written such a let
ter rs that described in the extract. given In IN TaIe.
graph, % any one."-The Globe adds :" Maior Lewis
informed us on enquiry, that the staten ent was equally
false a. TO him."
Nil admirari The Corre,pondf n, Of tho NJ yo,h
Journal OF Commerce, who was among the first to bring
into question tho character OF Lady-and to set out the
conduct oil the Rev. Mr.. Campbell and Mr. Ely, now
AYERS that ne never meant to impugn sfemale reputa-
ton" that as TO Mrs. Eaton and Major Eaton, perhaps,
for aught Ce knows) innocent and pure, he allege, no.
thing'' Well might he say: "what a shallow subter-
tupe. What n miserable rIaat Nvlo
man upon the tapis!" Not he, forsoothi-why, this is
worse, IL possible, than the original off. nee! Yet such
are the men,whose loose rumors, when caught up in the
kennels Of Washington, are to be circulated through the
nation, as unquestionable truths, aad 10 be used by a
reckless Opposition as the means for exposing The disso-
luton OF The Cabinet. and of overwhelming the presen,
administration! Such men as these!
We shall notice in our next the remarks Of the phiIa.
ueiP"ia American Sentinel" and the "Nat Gszeite, -
upon our article OF the 10th, respecting the Bank of the
O.S.-lhe author Of Washington" n the Charleston
.our'er wlll' OF course, now be satisfied, that it 10 not
ho'ae's OF stock, y but the Bank itself, which has
c1cuia.ed all these Extras throughout the nation.-The
cal.
Some of NJ. C'e,'s ir,suu. (tor instance, NJ. Rash,
are denouncing Masonry and its suppor,ers-and sone
Of the AMI. Masonic presse., who arc willing to he.
friend MIR. Gay, are calling on him 20 some out sg inst
Masonry or to mret the consequence.
some OF ms. Clay = fisnds ara coustsn Nv VARYING
mir figns.-Now, they tell US, tina, hs is willing 70
modify ,nc arm down to what We suppose ia q jwdi-
etous IdrV.-Tben, they bold out ice ides. nat a,
Gep. Jask'on must al all events bs turned out, they will
:ake up aby other msn-And s,meTms. too ,h.v anal
oil Mr. Calhoun But the Charleston Msrrury rejects
ali such over urrs for a coalition between The friends of
hessrs. Clay and Caihoun.-Somo moveme ia in the
wind, on the per If Mr.. City, triends-but we su-pect
u will ccrne to no bin y.-Mr. C.iSouL's yr.nds TO the
S'o'h viii listen to 10 'uch prop2si iocs-nnd Mr.. Cal.
houn has TOO much ssg,ei'y TO sui 81 himself O be nam.
ed IN opposition against G sn. Jackson.
We pr seme tn, whole contest will se ultimately
narrowed dowo to J,skson and Clay" Choose we be-
COUNTY CLERKS Henry ]. GambiI /. re elect.
ed for Rockingham County-James p. Carroll unani-
mousiy clerk oil Russell county, every Magistrate pre-
sent with one exception Harrison Waite of Berkeley.
~ Wate 10 votes, Col. Strother, late Clerk. sOD
Charles Binns reelected Clerk for Loudoun county
court.
CLERKS Of Superior Court, of La,o and Chaueerv
ThsstDeI.-John Crockett.
.amhJst- John Thompson.
.Ncison.-R. e. Cutler.
Campbell John Alexander.
BEDFORD Joseph Wilson.
Ohi0.-Adam Kuhn.
Hardy Charles Latb,
Loudoun -Wm. A. p well.
Fdpquier-Wm. f. Phillips.
Fedeyiek-DaDi,i Lee.
TIE Wipths'ier "Virginisp," Of the Is h states.
that "Unti II 10 0;her~ils ordsrnd, ihs papers p.rtain.
'ng TO he ebeucsry Department, Of, tbs court. VII. h.
Kept q the Ia . sh o OF The chsncery co,iri; and tba,
branch oil Tie bu. ness OF The new c rt will 10 pet.
sonsIly attended 10 by M. Les. The pipefs OF Tho
common "a" department. o the couri, -iil be 70 aimed
AZ me efhse 81 he late superior couri OF law; and he
business OF thai branch Of are court Is III be exclu,iyeIy
conduoIef by majbr Kcan, who has bss 90 appcin,ed ,ho
deputy clerk Of he new C Vft 81 that person, having
onfincfs 70 'ranfsct on the chhneety eide Of he court,
whi apply, a 4 heretofore, 10 Mr.. Lee; snj tho bay Ds
ou',nses IN TO coD Don iaw eds TO M jr Kan"
Levi Henshay. Charlie,
James Faulkner. aud William Good. are Cand;da,s, FIR
Berkeley county.
Asurs fa,Ia. NI.Tn.- "