Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

Sn WIN The view of showing that MIR Randolph ci,o
or nePuoiean ranks grew OF conflicting view
no, t, ~ necessary TO be pursued AT that time and
nor from disappointment or personal pioue Thai ,sner,
"Jee, seems to be esarled as the N, ,in prou nd oj
othef branch. ''"' 'e' us u'SpOsc OF tue
=, % relations i" consequence OF the agi,acd state
OF TIE OLD world had become e,v ,r,,,,.~e-,, A.
nion'"e was 'hen resident Minister a, London In u,,s
state OF things the ptopreiy ot scndin. ,o,I ,,,
vr,; , :" ''- neg"",'ohS was subject OF much con.
'ersd'loh ard great anxiety. MIR J,t.r.,, 49,. '.0,
70 any Other appointment, though. finally Welded Is m
POSITION, aud, on the 18th May, 1906, MIR Pockn.y =,
appointed a. aljanct to MIR. Monroe After Mr. Mn,,
.h; "e "oonred under great uneasiue.s OF uiud o,
' connected With his mission And was mn, nm
CO.; sp',"g 81 isoS, that Mr.. Jefferson learned that he
Oh ohe iOh March, Mr. Jefferson cuI.av o;,reL o., o,
pHhI' impressions, Gee his letter vol JG Letters
y. 49, mr' Jefferson, after referring tn The nrevin,s
Pracuce oil the government, under SIM, Nv .; , ,
s'SS' sun however, 1t Is well known H., go. .,,
c,,,,.ff,,,N -, :" '"c case oil Which YOU complain A
'','ee o Tue senate called n,e with Two ra.,,,
uOhs OF mat body, the subject of i,nur.ss,,s' Wv,
spo''ons by Great Britain. and re que slim, ,hn, ,
"e'"alu aUsIichOn Alter d, llv eg the rcsol,nu. a.,
committee entered into tree converse alton and oh..,,
wax "''hougl' the Senate could not in form, recommend
any extraordinary mission, yet that as individuals Ihc,,
was OUT one sentiment among them Oh the me ,r. nj
uey pressed il. so much ayer,e Ia n a,I ,,v.
p 30 naFu an answer that they elt u, and spoke o it,
""'d not eIii here The menbcrs OF the other House
'ooN ny The subject, and upon me indi viu,IIy ana,
nee 'lS BEST friends to YOU well myself and repre-
sen'eu me re- pnnsby winch failure to obtain re,rr.
'i'o" on us Ooth pursuing course in opposition To
vac OPINION OF nearly every member o the Ieaisl,,nre
, " necessary at length, To yield my opinion TO the
general sense oil the national council and n really
gu 10 l"oiuce a jubilee among fen'r SC
~ was III The midst OF thi. public anxiety for the ap.
pon'mehi OF another minister that MIR Cis onhcr I,rL
We personal TREND and colleague of MIR R,niol, ,i
" "oi t""e, among his most enthusiastic admret. took
an active part, both in favor of EMISSION nd T A., Do
s.'Ph 10 MI IT, H. has republished a paper written bv
Mr Clark, under circumstances with which no is nc
Puain'edo or ought To be from the remarks he has made
s SUBJECT But let MS the relevant statement of
MR. Clark He says: About this time too rcsoIu,orI
T. 'e Senate counenancng this procedure
; nn oe'ahe topic oil general conversation at Wash.
Suh' that minister extraordinary was To lac sent IN
London. Aud the conjecture was who iIis ,yn,,i H.,
I've SUPER alive talents OF Mr.. r., his high standing be-
49, I une WIN the Executive branch OF the govern
men" ""oiethS the general tcish aud no.,e.su, t CON,
''nce OF The people, the great services he md rencrd
w" .ou"Iy, III" ardour and inlr Nible integrity of Ills Mid
WIN 'e Importance OF the embassy all com6uod TO noinf
HIM OUT as tue Pr0pe"est person for the station The
members OF Congress- who anxouslv wished an All.
adjustment oil our differences with Britain could not he IN,
aWeIe"t TO The expected appointments The deepest in
.e.es. OF 'heir country was the stake, and they eli cor
responding soliciude. The eyes Of MANI III Them were
naturally turned towards Mr. Randolph OF this number
was Mr. Clark He mentioned the subeci to several of
e m0S conspicuous members, most if no, all of whom
P'o'e" 'ie measure Mr.. g. then cndeavnurtd TO a..
certain whether il the intention of the Erecire IN
pursue lnS Course Intending, il it the
PRESIDENT how agreeable il would to the repuhlc 10
give 10 Mr. H. Tue appointment. lie steruly inform
ed There was no thought OF the mission as
mat 'ne there existed but little hope of TERMINATING The
dispute by negotiation; that the fues, confidence was r.
posed III Mr. Monroe, minister resident ho was COM
Feicnt 10 any emergency. The subject of Mr. RnndoIn,
appointment was then entirely dropped"
Tins is all that DONE and this done wi,hout
Mr. H.. appreciation or knowledge. As this matter was
TAXED OF Tor several days, and in mix companies Mr.
u thought 1t his duty To hint TO Mr. r. The circumstance
not WIN view TO draw from him any oppression oC his
W"t0", Out MERELY that he might be informed what
was contemplated. Mr. Randolph turning To his ficnd
replied, did not know you ,cell should supposr
you were sent to me by the Executive to pUY OH INV
opposihon which they fancy must take place from h.
course they pursue Mr.. c. explained the reasons and
motives OF the suggestion, and nothing more passed"
have italicized some OF the expressions of the above
Ortu
CLARK denied positively that lac ever carried p.pcr abou,
"T signatures IN svor OF Mr. RS "ppoutment or tia,
Mr X knew, before his conversation with him villa, mar,
he h'd acted in the matter. 1hc public at that time re-
g'ded Mr. r. as The leader the administration party in
The House OF * His activity, his prominence his talents
great, and his familiarity with passing events i
opinions could not have been so limited as 10 xc,e ;n
nom All hno" ledge OF The almost unanimous wish tor an
GN" mission TO London nor of The TACT that many persons
looked To him ''ihr pIOperesi person TO fin I'm. s,
l.. tells US that MIR r. only psiued tha, Mir Clark
quoted
Why lid so sensitive friend to MIR Rnndorph's fame
as Mri IePublish c passionate dec arAon OF tina, cen
Ueman 'hot cit lac did not know Mr.. Clark so we'll he
sno" oppo'e he was sent TO him by the Executive TO
buy ri his opPosition, which they Iancied mast lake
Raee 'r%n 'n' courSs they pursued That Mr.. X be
utVed Mr.. j cdPabfe OF suc! dcrcicon ol duty ,nJ
d'siegari OF his oath OF Office, is apparent Yet Mr. RAM
doph is TO be vindcaled End that too the expense of
we reputation OF much greater and infinitely uorc use
fni man! Why do not Mr. Randolphs friends permit him
TO rest quietly IN his grave? That his friend l. bi,Ls
MIR Jefferson capable committing every variety oi
PoiIIc"' SIN VIII hardly be denied by himself He ac
knowledges thai Mr. irks motives in t,e mar, bo ace
were kind aud friendly towards Mr. r. and mar NJ, Y
so considered them. Yet, dis 'lid not him ar
~ rom feeling and expressing his vexation with AIR
u Tor what he called the absurd uicousncss nC his cou
due; and he expressed the sentiment o MIR C,rk ot ia.
"e ana often differentiation Wten iHdced, considering
the notifies which unque~tionay aciatrd Mr. c in the
transaction L. might have told the new generation
growing mp around us, thing about the g X,re aud
characteristic bitterness with which MIR X even hunted
ms wcli'meaning friend. Whether or not he did so tn
Sch0oL him and others, in the manner of the crown h,s
III MahOneddn countries, Of the danger which, awaits t.
defeat oil thrir Admirhs Generals and hn,,s.,tors j.
better known 10 L. than TO me.
IL is not certain h,af if alive Mr. r. ,youIJ inf i liz
wci-beioved friend l. a rap over the knuckIes lar Tho
imehess OF his late defence OF him about matter Cn,
The v"gneness or Ill or good Infringement OF which mo-
thihg can De made either pro Could h. so aj,I.
lawyer ana diplnmau, hc is expect escape
ior Veh'urng det'nce which his doc umeutaV les
umony dspove! lie says, no date was ever assio ned
ior NJ r. KandoIphs solicitation OF the appointment and
Mr. Jecrsons refusal OF IT, Tor dafe cOId hare bcc,
giUen which would have been subsequent to tle
mcncerneut OF Mr.. Raniopl's opposition i'm CONGRESS
and have thus carried with il, rcu'aton of the cai,
NY LNowi tie movement in relation 10 hc apuOinfucu
and the commencement of MIR Raulolpl,S oppo.op Or
Cured Al HE ses ion Of lSO5-6. hen MIR Clark com
municatcd "tbe cUcunsdnceS' respecting the inendcd
Application Tor the appointment he saws hir r. "uruiuo
10 m (wds lac turned aside in naughty expectation Of
bad news) "repcd: " did not kn0,o vou so iceH !
should suppose you tCerc seat to me 6u me xEcUTtvr
10 buy Ell my opposition, which they FANCY Nttrsr
TAKE PLACE, from me course they yIGsue!r' VIII
IL pretend tlnt at Ms time MIR r. had taken open ground
against the Executive? This statement has the sanction
OF MIR RS authority for lis truth, his approval Of
stances under which il made aud published The
opposition could have taken Mace