Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
FOX fRE ENQUIRER
MY LORD lElCI

S'm'aHse Of greatness attached to him, 1cns guilty.
A. ,1nsn Deus ru p"rlere, prus drncntut."
wy Lord shall presently exhibit you in a most
enriaeie light, aud prove that you went 10 Prters-
10 deliver one Of the singular productions Of
. 's uiar age, and 10 MAKE exhibition Of yourself,
wis.,, ' ""g great man ever would cunld have COIL
s 10 display, 50 as 10 have brought you tie
'eSuse and contempt of your rncuiics and the rr-
Proachrs of your friends
i"ur Lordsh!p arr speaking Of thr n,agnant twany-
my vi III" bow and exIiaust.ss walls OF p wrath Of
your en"urs being poured on your Irnd tlrrrby with
": H1It y"ursrii Us prosecuted iam thus proceed
oiti 'aely indeed. he had ri INA nnrd that ,c could
H'oush' ii Importance cn":sE 10 excite such b.t n
au ocad'y hostility in any party; aud i, only served 10
Convince him (Mr LigEj that hp was honoi,d with an
esec" SHARE OF Grn Jackson's hspicasurc and That
tc nomination Of him for tie Presidency had excited
nI o'speasure OF the friends Of Mr. IN Burcn."--
nared I'VE shall presently see on which side the dis.
e"sN'e hes, aud the sdOuSy too, concerning the Pr,si
e"'y' MY Lord, permit me- this, III. beginning of the
oPehs "l the secret your part, to inquire II Gen
Jackson had not been furnished in advance by you with
asss""' mar6 q YOUR DisrLEAsuRE; Were you the
'oF Vi That utter, one Sded, ruper0tire piece signed
'AisernOn Sidney 81 think So Were Won mol las,
WINTER whilst III LIE Senate, found among the first in
your unu'gnhed abuse OF HIM upon tuiSe premises
whist representing the Sovereignty Of The Stat. of Vir-
gina IN The Senate of the L. States: Were you NOT
NY LErd leagIed, and hand in hand with the renowned
MIR; Chapman Johnson in acting The most siig fo0iish
ma a!usthc pau the Senate Punic Drnnuu in ,hr
wihu FL % "a IN the city of
III Tie DIltfeSt terms OF reptOSch,
TT a.Drslot," Nero,a Gu guIa:- for what:
Drcaus" he had President dismissed Secretary TO.
Inc purpose Of selecting another carry provision of
thhsss''+nk Charter into effect. 1t called in
beioEs nrcgnEd TO the power Of the President
I'm The Esrp5ra of Q Sccreary) Mr. Monroe had re-
moved The Drposcs: moi word said Mr. TMer your
present apoogia for the Bank. and ache7easrr Of its
SinS hadrep"ited years the powers Of The GOVERN
nen on that sulrc-in fact it had been acquiesced in
by all parties and ADMINISTRATIONS and by the monster
tSej-and yet yun and the renowned MIR. Chapman
Johnson poured forth the "exhausless vals Of wrath
and 't"anged the bow of your malignty until the land
was almost deatencd with "'Tyran, ""Desrot" &C. &c
&c. F1r you, my Lord, who omitted any opporlu-
nifty 10 :aunnine Andrew Jackson intimate that you
''honored with his dspeasurr is strange indeed
will warrant one tling-thut the only displeasure
Cen Jackson ever felt for you was That Of the most
perfect conlempt-yrs perfect cOn.eupAs regards the
"jealuusy of the friends OF Van Buren,, ! can assure
you my Lord, that no man who is acquainted with your
pocac"urse through life and who is friend Of Van
Buren, but feels the utmost ind rrence in regard your
enmily friendship. In fact they would consider i,
sad cfem for the arch Magician, if they could find
you ana your friends embracing Ills 1t would be
equally as runous that described towards Judge
White in my last No. The Boas Upas itself could not
be faa! But mind, reader, the ingenuity of this
yructistd iaryer He here commences his warfare
against Van Buren-at least his public wararc-I
pcct he has been prirntry at with him since it
was understood Mn Van Buren, was candidate for the
Presidency
You state that you had uniformly informed your iiends
-''tha it impossible for you to reach the Prrsden.
cy" You were ri GIT in this, my Lord and it the
only thing in which you righ your celebrated Pc
tershurC speech and. moreover 'ta you did think
if you could reach il by sing e step, you would take
that rt-p.t The Devil trust you, say IL, for one, will
1t DOS not compor with your Woated .7rsoc,utic
fceling-and your "Eng'ish Libcry- liberty, i'll the
English sense.
Again-C'He. my Lord did not this in the hope that
the partzans of Van Buren, would believe him. He
doubted whether they capable Of eonceirng the pos
~ modest, very handsome, very beautiful You, my
Lord, purrr than otlers-pnrcr than Van Buren,.
and his pat ,isans-exceedng!y modest and rhase in.
dred. What pure and elevated man, in his
ccu Well might you doubt whether you would be be-
Icvcd or not You must be pure than Angels. Angels
had ambition-but the modest Air. Leigh has
My Lard, yoa knO1r, preach what you will. that Mr.
Leigh has ambition. And it to crafty that an50n
ia1ccss ambition, that your pa!ti=unS in the Lrgsla
,ure about, j My 10 disregard the voice of the
s0rtrsgn ytie, and wreck all Republican Government
the rock Of dsobcdence to the will of the people
But they will find that rock to cause their own ,orscG and
utter diSc0mfturet
Apan-l'tat your Lordship's Opponents thought it
the highest presumption in yoh that others should think
you fiji TO succeed such Gen Jackson. and such
Mr.. Van Buren, What slang dclcslable
slang. Again-"Prnise might initiate Mr.. Van Bnrrns
Importance, &c, &c. Agan-"Mr. Van Buren, par
tzans paying no regard to drcency much ddcncyS
MemsereS and exactIng none from their leader, had
counted he we'll knew, upon the decacy of the situa ion
in which others had placed him, without his conseu-
and were ready 10 raise the cry that drcacy ought 10
put gag upon (your Lordships) tongue-and tctter
on (yuur LoIdshIps) opposition 10 their iavore.
Now sir. when were MIR. Van Burcns partlz as in
delicate towards you. you in this miserable and
dcteS.aMs siam arranging towards them: defy you 10
produce Instance.
If the Gelcacy" Gf your situation in regard 10 the
Presidency produced "by others, had not put gag
on your tongue el,cr on your opposition to Mr.
Van Buren,, your Lordsip might have known, from the
history of II Clay-it common sense and your own DO
SOM had not uhiSpcred it to you-that sclf:rrsptct
should have filtered your "opposItlon and your
tongue.
Does no dark nor lurking ambition hide lis fated head
under this unheard.of abuse-no, not unheard .ot-fnr.
have yet 10 quote still worse against your h"d rlr"f,
Van buren,; Did Washington condcscend to abuse
rival for office Did Mr.. Jetftrson-did Mr.. Madison
know not what the Adamsrs did-whose Adninstra-
tions YOU mostly approve. No, sir, it was not known
until The days OF Henry Clay and b. ". Leigh Eer-
butve Justice has overluken n. Clay, and II assurediy
will B. ". Leigh. What confidence, ask you frankly,
CAN ought the people TO have IN sun men: You are
your own cxecutioners
Apain my LOrd-You took this occasion 10 avow yonr
determined opposition TO MIR. Van Burens preensions
the Presidency, and your opinion tfat the election
of lin 10 the Office would be the last aggravaon OF po-
htical evil hat could bra the country, under our pre-
sent form Of Government" All my Lord! Did not Mr..
Clay call down The bit,eres curses on his country, "a
thcr than General Jackson should step in his way TO the
presidencv-"Wur, Prslence, and Famine: Yes-And
YOU. nv Lord consider it The GSt uagrarati6n OF po
Iiiical evil for Mr.. Van Buren, to step in your Lord
ships way 10 the Presidency Is there inord'na!e,
dire hacd ambition in this Can any impartial man say
there is not; Well might your enemies say, that your
Neutrality-suspicious." as they were pleased 10 call your
"rriJe"-still burned with as intense hrnt as i'll your
Lordships youthful days Ycs-And il is the same kind
of heat, my Lord, and the same kind Of intensity
INV Lord that has consumed The popularity "i Nlay,
Cath un, and McDuttie. u.
What services, you ask, " has that gentleman tHT'
VA! BUREN, ever rendered the nation lie do mol ASK
ws.. vices he had ever rendered to arg t"rt'On-
Brsatiul charge, my Lord! defy you to prove lha'
Van Buren, ever rendered any service u any tuc-
lion This expression, my L"rd exhibits in its true CO.
lors the faced audaci,y with which your LORD
ship and your Lodships party, can speak OF jgfhoH,
When your Lordship going ha;d III glove win tv
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