Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

ton Oh %c"; :' s lien The Preamble and Reso-
,,oas ,red were adopted with slight mouiilea''cn
~ ,h G., resolution The meeting was resPectao,e IA
and cLafaset d ha o ordpr and deeorum
were ~ our own State, the signs OF the times
LI 9 SS, aw weeks, plainly indicate that the star OF
Zen Harrison is rising L" the ascendaht. AS wave io
49,, wave meetings for his nomination arc following
a.nos in various sections in succession Stark coun'
~ has sooken-Frankln has held its meetng-so has
Miami, and Ross county follows next.-Coiumdns w.
Gazette ca, r.
Gen Harrison made second effort in this city IL was
the day of the Regmcuta Parade and great efforts were
made by the few who the authors OF the E:Pe'i
ment" TO get large meeting; but few could DC louu
however who took any interest III the thns, ana Nus c
the knowing ones, who generally regulate l'e "''
Federalism. at this point, were missing; ro- ,,e
This effort taken in connection with the IUfe' Tn
here confirms fully, in tho deciaratio" wiz" . t ,L
made to wit Gen Harrison has scarcely se W ~.
,onT n, This nout. that either NJ Lean, Webster or
Clay has. 49,, ,,oro than 15O he
;nq in the room at the fullest time, and We 90 hot
hat more than forty participated in the procseoss
' ' [CoiumJuS HEMISPHERE
Do.,.o-7c yrrEw.-For the next day two
nr oh. Editor of the Republican received acopy OF the
Presidents last letter to the Rev hlr "w'n ehcloseu
from Gaatiu where MIR. G. was then cohhneu ny s'cN
ness the leaders of the no Pa'ty party ~ .,s ~
more properly speaking, the Nashville Janto were seen
tn he in state of connection manitestlng ny ANXIOUS
appearances that something important ana unuSuai was
on the tapis The character and high standing OF tte
nares concerned gave "note of preparation, lnacat
nr bv Sims not TO be Mistaken that all the talents were
called into reouision III the preparation OF suc a." ar
swer as would possible in some degree parry
the force nd effect the President letter When the an
firth accompanied by the letter and alter all the
Joint labor time and talents employed in its production
il turned out to be nothing but poor clubbing atePt
at euuiyocaton aud evasion. This was not surprising
The letter was fill, direct and positive IN lis express
IL, and tnsInn
the previous allegations against the PRESIDENT MAJOR
Donelson and Mr.. Blair, that no room was lett Tor
further evasion. 1t left the Republican, without
means of escape from the condition I'm wh1cn ye.
.,onds> of n convicted calumniator. The President
distinctly stated that he felt himself called on IN
;us;ce to Major DOncison and to truh to pronounce me
ehar0e (of abusing the Presidents frank in circulating
NEWSPAPERS and documents) a VILE cALUMNf, DEsrI-
TIT of trsh IN EVERY PARTICULAR SET FORTH IN THE
ARTICLE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. This Is the direct tes
mony Of the President of the United States. Who will
dare to weigh the evasve, sung, equiyocatng osser
lions of the Nashville Republican, the chief OF its
promptcrs against the direct positive statements OF An
drew Jackson? The Republican deals in hints, con]ce-
lures s,rnises and issixatons-the President speaks
of FACTS DISTINCTLY WITHIN HIS OWN KNOWLEDGE.
Need more be said?
When Major Donelson slctter appeared in the Union
containing new and additional proofclear, convincing,
and uneniaheofthe after alsity OF the charges maze
by the Republican, the editor of that veracious PRINT IN
stead of attempting to the rcfuation OF his SIAN
ders which contained attempted to evade the necess
ty of answering, by insinuatng that MAJ Done!son had
been assistedn writing the letter by other person.
This poor shin to evade responsibility certainly came
with sngulary bad grace from the Editor OF the epuO
lcan Circumstances leave doubt-as tar as clrcum
stances can prove any in which most OF
the eaAag Editorials Of that print are prepared and w
araom Besides, ak those who have the pleasure OF MAJ
acquaintance know that he is gentleman OF superior
talents and an accomplished scholar, who would i'll no
case condcscend to borrow the assistance OF any man
pen This is known to better than to the Editor
of the Republican Yet, by way of drawing OIL public
attention from the main fact and to avoid the necessity
ofdcnyng the TRUTH the nsnuation untrue as it Isl has
been snecringy made. The facts, however. stated by
Major Donelson, fixing conviction of ialsehood and
calumny on the Republican, stand proved and uncon-
ra6ictrd .
After hunbly appealing to Maj. Donelson, as friend
upon former OCCASION to recommend him to the PreS,
dent as an applicant for the Office Of District attorney o.
The u S. for Ike District Of Hest Tennessee, and Whlch
Maj d. did in good faith, on account OF the rcspecta
blty of his connections, and his general standing as
young lawyer Of promise, it certainly lily becomes tnS
Edltoro repay the favor by ungenerous and ungrateiu
abuse If the Editor felt and disappointed because
the President bestowed the appointment OIL another lie
certainly can find ground in the rejection OF his
apslcatioo to this UNI uStihabe abuse OF the
friend who recommended him. All the world vii! con-
in condemnng such course, as characteristic OF IN
gratitude. In the present instance, however, it is not
inerati.ude alone to Maj Doneson, which has dictated
the course of the Republican. II is opposition and Sc
cct hostility the Presdentwho refused the appoint
mpnt sought through Maj. Donelson-and which is not
felt and cherished alone by the Editor but by those who
are far above him in the control Of the of that pa
per- The people understand and will rightly appreciate
their motives and actions
To sciosts and superficial lecturers schools and
school discipline the recommendation, by the Repub-
cam of certain passages Of Maj Donelsons letter, as
being suitable for certain school exercises may appear
witty and smart But, candid and thinking men: who
look upon things their real and proper character all
such idle efforts will be esteemed as subterfuges
to evade the force Of truth.-.NashriNc Union.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoXs.-We can conceive of
nothing thai equals the political natuaon OF the Wing
Nuiers of this State except it may be the blind fa-
na.icsm of The ALeuouists the North,but with this
notable Distinction that the Northern fanatics arc affect
ed by species Of religious aaann, which no doubt IN
duces some of them imagine they doing God ser