Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-19

OF tho feelings Of the others. regret It extended e
Mr.. Berrien.
While the opposition have aoored to prove that On
unfortunate female has be- the bottom Of The whole
after, ttiok little objection will prove that ano-
thor p@e'h cause exists in another quarter. sllude
TO to" calhoun enntroversy"-These difficulties seem
ooiy TO hive developed hs useves since the yuhlica-
ton 81 ne correspondence except ia surmis.s
and nave no doubt principally area, out OF II. No
wltbsand'ns there was association between he ia
miles Of The members OF he cabinet and Mrs L tor
''re was no diff .uy between he embers ihsu-
'eive' known OF, hut every thing went on smoothly.
Notw outstanding all the cling. which that ~on,rov.r-
~ ms ndered, II WA withheld from the public (who
really hHd no hing TO do with ~ until The edior OF the
"Teegtsr'" had been eisc;Fd public printer upder the
NEST soietn pledges OF supporting the re- lection a.,
Gon.ra ck'sn, and SO /, was published, an
attack was not drec ly made upon the Presd- bat all
lhe viqienes OF wr,tn immedia teiy poured upon
MT. Vac Buren, and his friends. He was made can.
dda'e to succeed Gen. Jackson He was charged with
tom ing the qusrrels TO effect his own private
views lie was charged wi having acquired and
rxsreised en- inottiaa'e influences over ne P,e..
dent and causing him 10 prom,te III, own view,
o. ainbIion. Mr.. Calhoun himself was an aspi-
RAM, and the tselng which his controversy had kin
cied smo'g he members of the Cabinet, could no.
we b. n 'ss' and ,ha etfsc, il was likely 10 have
ulo" he harnony OF Ia, Executive pro- 100 man
Hes to be mistaken or dsrega,drf Feeling the ore-
OF these circumstance, Mr.. Van rep aud Mr. Eaton
both retired, and the Preident wished ,be re irement
Of n, other meaiber,. He may have been mi taken,
and II he was, II is owing TO that ally which all
possess. and which should not he sh.rg ed as a crime
The ether Transaction may have he'd some | Auepee
IN adding TO he bitterness all eady suffice ny strong
and have no doubt did, but this ouly makes the ne L.
cessiiy OF the Of the President more manifest.
for men DO not oitso at together harmonicusy VIII
nave bitterness OF feeling preudices 10 each other
Asto the deserion OF the editor Of the United
Telegraph, have but little TO saw He seems now 70
be in great favor with the opposition. He ia relied
upon az the highest horiy for all The charges which
ne chooses TO make against the President or any me
Der OF bis cabinet. Hi her that editor wa, subject OF
amusement and ridicuie to the opposition and his state
mems generally answered by ironically stating the m
10 come upon the authority Of The oeydcious editor of
the Telegraph. Now he is quite in favor with In. m
(no doubt more 80 than they are with him) aud all hi.
statements and even his surn,ses and suspicious are
regard true &c holy tcrit There must be something
surely very purifying in The atmosphere of the opposi
ton, when every man before he joins their ranks lie
knare or dJooi, aud afterwards ,ose and pure These
remark are made purely regards the oppos ton in
heir estimate OF neO and hinge, according to existing
e'fcumstn ses, verifying the moral OF the relt brsed
liable OF the Farmer and The L,wyer-I la regard
to the Editor himsef al hough .tTongly infer from
many crcums'ances that he is oppo
oil G-n Jackson, yet thC he is far from sustaining
,he opposition e'niida's; only far the vision hch
M creates IN N republican raLks eau have r. az
lie is for Mr. C.lhoun, and is prepared 10 make opsn
aud greet war upon ,be admbistrai n, ani svery
member OF 1t opposed TO Mr. CAlhonn. it NJ Calhoun
shaii oe run as candidate and TO eff this the op-
poton are bending all heir ettions so as to prevent
an eec iol by the psoee. I, e + or speaks OF the
circumstance Of 1929" when those ciicum,,suses
were as well known 20 tin then in all prot ,bitv, as
immediately on the heel IF the Corresp0ndence: as
also when he sad 10 ,he w YJrk IA nber VIII had
some s'ri'i"gs OF lis heli y, that he tcOuid support
SHeU JdcFS0n'S re election. H. comp lsns ihst the
PRESIDENT aud some Of bis friends ps'ronze tue "GIbs
oy Circulating its Iropecius and soci " subcr d.
uh'' as ~ true which il is Lu) General Jackson be-
cause he was President bad not The privilege of other
men in pairouzing his friends by his subscriptions
recommendations Opon what au,horiv can the Tes
g'apI eia," ti' peculiar patronog2 None surely il
uehera Jackson is free man: So that ,hiJ cause oil
opposition Is entirely ore, dictated by feelings OF pri
ode interest," ~ strong commentary upoa the pa roi-
ism oil him who urges il. aud at rds cu. 10 the tue
hls
some OF ,he public oticgrs Lavs attempted 10 destroy
me press aud upon what evidence il hs grave charge
basst! They have discontinued The "Telexrep.i" Did
tbs Editor think thus, when OF tbs depa tne n,s
dsecntinued the laie genser and subse he'd to the
Telegraph! We dd not say, and refer 10 his ason
ing in justification OF thai act as Justine t,n of THU
The CAGES are ecsely ralsi ani what Yves sound
reason applied 10 the Ineilgence is equally .ound an
pied TO m telegraph That General Jackson Advised
disconiinuSnce Of subscriptions to the Tel,sra h i.
denied and no one has been heard say who i. was
he did advice but suprOe be had, what OF H. whathave
tn people to do with u? So that all the g-ouuds OF
opposition 10 General JsokEon by tie Teletreph npon
which he wishes TO his are 10 be traced
10 his private gtiris .ud preference of NJ Calhoun
and his tear ha G,nsra JJckson is -eIeoted-M Mr.
C.lh uns pTosPscis viii be ned and not from any
real ea"''' OF comp ain IL is j-sIousy Mr. Van
IreDs siog from The Increase u COZ lsnc. winch
was iedrrd he would acquire, # hs ooiaud 10 Goa
Duct H. > tie Departments with he ahli witch had
altea!y Gis;in Lih i,-HsGrs Mir. v. b. WA. chars
ed with nIpripg MIR Ca ouLs ruin and the char
IS taken Tor proof without oae parc g Of evidence.
How ioag snce Nj. Calhoun and his friend though
suspicion of conspiracy usiys evidence of suI
Is IN tier chou Ike to Udes aod. Surely since he
was suspected OF on P,i"g NnIan Eiwafds TO the at,
tack upon MI Crawford, or tLai lime such seCti-
ment was ir-sted ia coOemp
Ore more enq1iry and have done with tbi, part OF
me sutJect ID the P'esid- ut had Ieiained Mr. Ca
honhs i'iends il tie Cabinet, and -udrd Mr.. Veu
Barren would the Telegraph have complained or any
oil tn e d. O. Mr. Calhoun? incline 10 ibit k the =
would nI-U der 'hsse sircu'ust'nces, lie Oppo, ion
will derive Ii Il cid from tl- T. !. Telegraph md atbc'
an able Editor h make aDd ttanaks Pe-s;d mt.
at his ,oiH and pleasure Dhe can the sceptre should
al once De placed m MS hands do Hol lend 10 IN
mate, by any thins bav. here s.id that am ,r,epd
10 Mt IAN Bu'eh'' ele iol 10 ihs presidency. am
bOi, but yet thi.k il justice has dune him
there, iheU, aOy iEii The dissolution OF The ca
bin-t "ic ought so impair confidence ia he Prs,-
debH Has hs uoj a:ied vi characteristic 6fmDc, 5
aud dssre uDde- ths most irving c;cuIn.tauces
MS "tI-eatned popularity ia P-Basyvaua North Car
olpa and Georgia, H. hi determination 10 cheek The
ri'ng Storm !" the ate, and TO psac and har-
m0ny In HE New Cabinet | Ih TX ia answer # ey.
cry II. cii.g mus be IN the affirmative He ha,
brave all the missiles witch have been hurled IT him
and viii bnd himself amply pro ecled 10 the co, Ii snce
OF tue great BODY Of the people. NovI bs,snding ali
that was exPette Ifom Mt aleh by the D posiIion
he FIRMLY supports ihe -slection OF Cen ek.on aud
Ip'mates that The safely oil ihs nation deg,nds upon
n oiwiihsiamdiop MIR. Ber'isn knew be was SeIy "a
cease bs political conncc ion ia bs President We,
10 his sFeeeh at Savannah be speaks 10 the bghes,
terms OF hIs tciSd0DI f'nness il n xibluy and iee
rlty, yet this able an siinguished JDria and airs
uan' ara accomplished gentleman, to receive A.
ne beiieVed solicitaiOn 10 resign Iis testimony IT,
therefore, vsusbe-or he kasw their truth aud 10 a..
wEsiandng these f.Cts, the psotls are told tn, 20,
eminent L. dsgrsced, aud wipe away ih stain
cave Horny CTdu
|. 10 said by lbe Opro oo tbsl G.tet J.ckson a..
violated The Constitution IN sending secret 0genf Ic
DegoeIa's Commercial treaty with Tstksy, aud los
bis, deserves 10 be removed am inclined 10 the oui-
nion, hat the Cons tuition upon that rule Of eous,ts.
N. gffla he 10 l, 4 Il