Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-07

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AIR Calhoun supported his colleague with the follow
iag Recommendations
NJ. csln9ue ho earnestly hoped scsa,o vou
@ s h ssas s S had sssS sp0d i The he
Of ii s,Pos' All could y aver that his most
he a ~ss wears i, m & se and @sea.cn
ogsn sss' ID with The Government he rccald have so,l,
,,a ea ever css, many Of is Dcia,o,,o Lad iss
scustc seal M bosl ~ IN liz S one gu 'S nso :" &
ssg @sr"rs sss st. n a, s.e't thing Ager
MIR Preston came oo in another speech in support Of
Mr. Calhoun, and foanicd cut dcnunciaons de-
trmne,l to stem the tide which icaify against
US lie considered e 10 &c his dnty saGsr his 0ah 10
do "roryning 'chi" he grasp If his oLiitto arrest dc
torrent IF coTrupfio nL,sa .rs Sprst9ie is dcstr
foundation oser e icRd tncSS his ,ras done God emil,
k"sss 'chat 'seo'd &c ne consequence"
These TRADES renewed The day by the same
Senators, but still more ohsccncly and violently Mr.
Preston represented the "MAGoors As woRKlNG Is rrr
NEio yITsis rus GosEENMrSr.' The dccencv of
nc Espos'era however, suppressed e figure Of speech
an ahoun on ms part repeated his nvcctives
YEA! speeches, and said that all the abuses he
were sustained by ,hc President.
NOW, we ASK, whether desperate and a partisan.
hearing all these things especially if moody and some
what moon-struek. those who had his sympathcs ON
icf SIDE, would now, in their sympathy Tor him repre-
hcsc speeches, to iiud remedy for the despairng
statesman The sullcn and dccp-lroodnr fanatic has
from ms ooyhood bccn most expert i'll the of are
arms lie has hecn always keen sportsman bringing
down game on the wing with the most uncrrnr aim In
.ie habit too Of using the pistol, natural that
ms hahiai propensity To employ them should surpest
The mode Of rEcl for the country disasters which he
PIT into acquisitions Some motive must have pointed
9u NE ptrsidcnt victim to ccr sacrifice in &C.
Iteration Of the funeral of the honorable w r. Davis of
south Carollna the friend and relative of Mr. Calhoun
anu even II ne were admitted to be maniac, ii would
require some ass acation of ideas bring him in con-
,act WITH The fresdcn. ON such occasion. What we
nave offered, IS hut conjecture, the conclusions al
though hold ourselves bound refer TO the most un-
questionable proof for every fact have mentioned
mat speeches made under such circumstances might
cad TO alarming Consequences. have abundant proof
IN the pTcnsy produced in the minds of political mar
usalis during the panic of the last session. We ,vc
specimens of the furious dcnuncation of the last wear
ana Three or four of the assassination letters out of more
thail hundred received by the President IL will be
seen IN them how perfectly the feelings of ninriated par
usans down to the lowest vulgar echoed back th,.
voice OF the Senate house. lfthc wreches Mt distance
1ouu oc 50 worked upon by Senatorial aiiatheas and
the contagion of party fever it strange that one ON the
Spot, yindctive and determined TO the last degree
ho1iu DC found daring enough to do, what many had
We hope the public will bear in mind that VIC have
nor even insnuatcd that Mr. Calhoun. any of those
whc nave assaicd the President unecnalv i'm the So
nate intended to cxaspcrate an assassin TO strike nt his
me we did not aliudc to their motives of action i'm oor
arce but to those which actuated the erocious man
VINO showed himself willing to dnggers, while they
only spoke thsiaand yet we find Mr. Calhoun cominr
Out IN defence, as IT he himself had been implicated
we append several statements To correct ccrt hin clr
cations which have appeared this subject in the ele
graph and lntcgcnccr. The Telegraph, for instance
sL'es uiat the PRISONER liberated from his former
Imprisonment on the plea Of insanity The statement Of
Mr. Swami, who procured his liberation shows this to
nc wholly uniounded false statement and still falser
nsnuaon, is also made about the pistols in tho same
PRINT has repealed b. the statement of MIR Key which
Is conrmed by written replies in possession from
fhF, DonelSon, and the Marshal General Hunter re
port was also circulated in the c;Sy the pistols were
loaded aIicr they were snapped. This an absolute
iaisch9od The pistols brought into court by Col
burd Re rushed on the prisoner he used the last p
toi and no possessed himself of one, while Lieutenant
Tedney we believe seized the other They nscertain
perfectly proved that they were ,ee CHARGED bv draw
ng The baI from one and emptying the powder in the
presence riinS Court and Col Burd who had deliver
ed them n9ffcers of the law, precisely in the
stlte IN Riived them
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