Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-29

have any recollection OF, between Judge White and N.Y.
self, s.ncc the period. believe however thai
am perfectly acquainted with the views of that upright
ana eminent citizen upon that subject Yet my know
cugc is not better than that of the public who
nave examined his past i'm relation to il doubt
ho' ne is al ie same time well acquainted with my own
views upon The same subjects he having same means
OF knowing my opinions that others have and no more
-whatever private conversation intercourse OF any
kind have had with him others upon this subject
oehs perfectly consistent with the indicated by
my votes and printed speech
There is single passage more in the article of the
ioth UT, which Will notice for its absurdy; and 10
show how entirely blind TO the paines conclusions of
reason and how dead to every feeling ofconmon Justice
Is inns class OF political writers and partizans after all
me ingenious soPtstry displayed i'm torurnr the few
circumstances arraycd in the articles in tie Globe
winch are true and AFTER the bringing to their aid others
tat are entirely fictitious order TO create some ssn
cion OF improper conduct the writer of the article of the
10Th uit saw that public opinion would al least do me
justice upon one point but this merit which he IS
forced 10 admit he seeks to dsparage i'm the manner OF
stating It, In speaking ofmy course after my election
to the Chair he makes the following statements lie
that IL he did not speaker prove himself
the decided friend of the Administration that he would
forfeit The support of the few Republican members
rom new fork and other States, who had voted for
'i OH personal considerations, and the pledge he
gave 10 that ELECT But not the debt due To the
Opposition, who, it said elected me Yes; but SAYS
e writer IN the Globe, you cancclng that debt y
running Judge White. Very good. / tender To- then,
my course in relation Judge White with all NV heart
ana shall be most happy in this way and while | am,
supporting me hrst principles of Tree government TO
soiy, and which feared might yer be able 10 dis
charge us iuiiy as desired consistently with that
regard ana strict adherence to principle to proprie mud
honor, which cndeavorcd TO make the rule OF my cor,
duct both before and after election TO the Chair and
in which, If failed a; all, it was because miscon
ceived their nature and obligations But have ma,
been the decided friend of the Ad;nist,ato since
my election TO the Chair, out of the Chair M well
as IN Al: Am not still the friend of the A.n;.
hisuauoh: The answer, is No. by this writer
you are supporting Judge White This is truly INV sin
am not against Jackson his administration butt am
Jackson and his administration for the last sx vc,rs
avais me nothing with the friends of MIR Van RI,
rem nave no right TO expect that il should Every
POtlca movement from this time forward will a nd must
IN inc nature OF politics, have relation LONGER n u
JacEsons administration, but the induction a md c,r
actcr oil new and ensuing Some of the friends of
Mr. Van Buren, may cr themselves that they arc still
looking mainly 10 the support of Gen jackson mud his
administration but il is an illusion Itisnot in human
nature that ii should be 80.
/, may perhaps appear to unnecessary 10 notice
In the manner have done, The attacks made unon me
inns community there thousands in other Satcs 90 m
may not Know but that truly the ne WY
wretch described in its columns
cannot say that am taken altogether by surprise Inv
.hese attacks. was faithfully forewancd before left
The city, that bitter warfare would he waved noa;nst
me both at home and Washington could no, [no,v
WIN certainty what grounds would be taken against me-
put that would feel the weight of the accumulated and
houed resentment OF my opponents was fully advised
hope may, without improperly, upon this occasion
uu III conclusion, express great personal grat6ca-
ton IN bcholding friends multiplying around me hero in
my native district in proportion 10 the vucnce and in
justice of my opponents
Il am, Sir, very truly and respectfully
our and the public 3 faithful servant
JOHN BELL