Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20

consulted In any respect whatever. On the contrary,
have conducted the Globe in many instances, IN
way that supposed was not gratifying TO hm' ou'
this has been conjecture on our side -, :"
But to the main point This letter writer says, "Judge
White is accused Of ercy species Of neons'sency ypo-
erisy. and dupiey and this is summed up as so "ch
"gfossr abuse" We would admit that our accusations
amounted TO gross abuse, although we have not
used the gross terms Of hypocrisy and dupclly If
every fact stated by were not true. But when man
is not only guilty Of acts inierng neonStsteney hPo
ersy and dupcty but has unhappiy FURNISHED the evil
deuce under his own hand lie must be said to have
abused himself and mpute the disgrace he may
suffer- to the individual who has barely brought together
his own letters and specches-hls conessons-and made
his guilt apparent to the world.
The article Which we copy to-day from the Richmond
Enquirer, the FRENCH QUESTION, will be read win
interest. 1t presents the subject III its true iight ana eS
poses the unfair and un,rnabc positions of the Oppos
ton press, and especially Of that most proigae OF all
public journals. the Evening Star 1t shows conclusive
ly that the present Administration has toTDorne longer
aud has said more explanation and less III the language
Of indignant rrmonsance, with even greater ProVoca-
,ion than the administration of the elder Adans III
to which these presses REFER and between which and the
present Administration, they draw comparisons louhaeu
neither in truth nor Justice. w
Nothing can exceed the unpatrotic hostility Of too
many of The Opposition journals IN their Whole course OF
attempted myshcution and PeTrersion touch!ns lhis
question AS other occasions, they seek every means
to place their government IN The wrong; ana 10 PAL
liate excuse and defend the conduct OF foreign 60
acknowledgements which it is impossible TO Justify
Since this presented to Congress III Tue Exc
cutlvc Message of last Decembcr the National lneil-
gencrr the of the Opposition the seat OF govern
nent has held and avowcd three different and eontradtc'
torn Of onionS each resortcd at different PERIODS
though within few months ofthe other with view TO
embarrass the Government, 10 encourage bad faith
abroad and to excite prejudice and censure at home
The Gube shows up this reckless ialscr of tacts and
of ITSELF in from which there is escape: and yet
the Irtcgrncer is only the representative or specimen
ola cluss whose vocation is TO take sides against the
Government do avoid what may; and to mlsrepre-
sent and ussal its acts: however just and necessary in
themselves and however essential to the protection OF the
interests and the maintenance Of the rights and honor OF
the nation
We refer particularly to the concluding paragraphs OF
the remarks of the r. Enquirer We have no doub,
that they present the true state Of the question Carp
misrepresent, and mystiy, much the Opposition
journalists may-fabrcutc tales and echo the idle coin
age Of rumor, this The other side of the Atlantic
their hearts content-thc people of this country
terrain the fullest confidence that Andrew Jackson will
do nothing in relation to this question: which shall not
be strictly accordance with the rights the HONOR and
the interest of the Repuhlc.-.8lLany .7rgus.