Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26


The Wing is disposed Ia endorse tn" story q III" Ar
1t had b.,ler have waited for the proof chea Il M?
be iarthcuming.
The Wing harps upon ''snmc remains OF former aIr!
Of General Scott. ranking in the Presidents bi,i
Where is the proof2 l. not the Presidents rop'"'; :"
Gru. Scott in the Black Hawk Wharf.-The Nu'Ia'i"'
crisis OF 5. CarnIina-thc Florida Wharf.-The CrccS "'i'
originally turned over to him-hs declaration about Inc
French war-suiCicnt to Overturn all thIS u"nSctS-
The Wing is absurd enough To ask "wlIat evidence l24
the President Of Cen. Scots want Of condIc. III f''
rlda, The o! volunteers, whose tendency
to murmur, from the fact rb-ing transferred ii one
from the tiresldc to the hard5hips Of campaign ana
campaign among sands s%amps and mia -:Hala al "e
know What will the Wing say, whrn II Is iilh"cO
that il was letter from Gen JeSup himself winch cat"
ed the call TO Washington to investigate the cha'-'
unjust and unloumdcd, have no doubt, they WIZ
prove to bc) brought agains, him BY rsnp: y" pan"
box vo!unlrer," the Wing says. but the ser'": !"
command who in an evil huur "rOt" an IncuPl''!
letter to Washington To be sAo,cn to the President
General Scott will scarcely thank the VIM, OF Az!
other Factions journalist for the attempt to make Pi
question Of military controversy, ana TO turn MN ~,
instrument for ussliiinr the President or f 81
Buren, We have doubt he viii be the hrs! u '|
any such attempt Gen. Scott views the suorc' % "
ought. He declares he is pOtitcnth-and u" "'I
wish 10 throw himself neither upon Wings nor heP.o'
cans, but upon all Of honOr-upon The great 4,I
Of his country, for his dcnce Before that '7'ou"l,'
have fear OF his honorable acquit!a 80 ni'' -
General Scott arrived III Washington on "eo".'
day, and had heightened audience that day WIN u:
acting Secretary of War lie left the same r'e''i's ~.
New York, with the hope, it is SAID OF @'e''"1I's .
Secretary Of War, in which are sorry ne "''' ,r
aPpointedIt is rumored tina, this G's'in@n's"sD
has applied for Court o! Inquiry 10 HE s1t
cunstances attending his late command ~
it is likewise said. that his demand WI! DC nm
though it is not probable that the Iou't VIII " ''
til the return of tile Secretary OF war. c,,,,,
Gen. Scott was in hopes Of everlasting Do'' &C. --.i
Cass and General Macoin5 in Nc" i"'H' iie ts,,rr
in New York Thursday last-wG nave ste" n
from him written at Washington: on "t"I ~ sL"! ,o..
which he expresses his hope Of returning u D1'''
By Sunday last. ;,
All the real friends Of Scott will keep coo'Ia"a g.
patiently his investigation and his acqn''l', 5scn
Gen. Jesup, events have turned up when ut mud h,r.
y regret. We have no question, thai II he r'", ,n d,
recalled his private letter of the 2h june ltr' dam.
ciarcisscmcnt with Scott on the 23d, he wouiG a ~.
it with tie greatest pleasure. He may have inau f.
effort for aught that we knowbut was too ae Too,
tunatey for Scott, however, the Creek wa! "l
ended by him before he received his letter u
The Knoxville Register learns verbally, tna' -" ~ N.
600 volunteers reported themselves at Athens ~ hs
17th and were all received By the GoveIn'l "'' nrn
ercention Of small fraction Of company oe" a,no
Ian was elected to command the Brigade, w1h0"' 'Fr
sition. Lors elected
The Volunteers from West Tennessee ha's have
Robert Armstrong (who was Lieutenant ano un-s,.
off;ce, of General Jackson at the battle oil tie 90
Shoel They consist of Two Regiments, erios Eya1Is
connanies They were all to have started lof s no.
on the 4lh inst. There were numbers o! co"P0
received.