Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23
JUDGE VHTTE.

we are aStoplSlled ut the scene winch genlieflhn
has got up i'll The Senate of tho U. Stacs-tllat FINEST
august body III the world :" We could not have con-
ceved it possible, that he would have expatiaed his
private griefs and with much heat and so little Dig
nifty and discreton as he appears 10 have done by his
speech reported in his own "Sun." His complaints
against benjamin +. Curry Cherokee Agent for Iet.
ter whic!' he CO. addressed to the hedgevle Clinton
and his resolution of enquiry upon his s3empey.
nent salary. &c. IS Ming-But his private griefs;
his abuse Of The g Nashville Unon: hs char ees uon
lis colleague, (hlr irnndy very different andTh
.u>i be cxcus iH: SAYING, very n.dgnfed matte
to Be- brought bei"T" he American Scnacas they are
mulir cnu:Ciy uLca INJECTED with the public concerns
Gi great people. It's il really 1. my here, my
place IS rr. !:"n my stand tbs joor to contra
dict such iAsch""d anu expose sach injustice =
even admit there were SUCH the article lie audes
to- What 10 think Of tie temper aud dis
crrtlon Of Judge White hen such txtrncts
the fn!owing rpm the Speech which lie delivered ON
Monday last - .. /.
" have likewise been informed succeed in
las plans CT canniion he con!eu;ay Used letter, said 10 DO
Written 10 him by my Honorable Colleague in which was
used, no" much advantages take this IN
the ssEae Of our brother Senator ia presence Of Thu
AUDIENCE ard III the face o! the wof nsk colleague to say
whether at Gny 'ns no wrote letter NJ Curry in which
M Cr~ady apsrere-Tar he wns ,sscn by surprise with the
question bat r ii! rcmcnbsr he hal wru letter on
any subject TO Mr. Curry and t he felt certain if hn be ud
never used his colleagues other than those OF c@-
~" Hate rrosere-l am then satisfied With the answer give"
H' Inc present. and h nhee must have been used by ar
the more eectua to deceive aud aad those TO whom he iue
such statements"
.3SGin.
hoods gssn this city, have such
lion or bv ihs Of SONS o,h"r i NJ have un
deeo BELIEVE moi more money tun wo" lear his expeneos
some THOUSAND doIurs 10 establish his
p,os Nashville and wi!hoa. relying upon s"hsc5bsts TO be Gun
descend to rcad Even this NUMBER containing This letter.
from Lis aoor many of thsstates in the Union. "
" If there within hearing who coandet
satsent as to the in which th established
Mr. Grundy rose and s,u,ed-Tn, the Editor had come horo las.
n tiIpl ,y
was mainta,u" il s we'll n; il could ,ba, he ba not noticed .
crrm IT, and that he knew there great scus suIscr
which Mr. White roso eplied-Yes President there
great scu"s subscribers for to great, Tim, old
acquaintance, Samuel win, the land Officer from Mississippi
April .nst ~o's to Mr. Rcc the EnTuer the eelsa@d rt
Tennessee politics, intended uaju> TO influence the Viz
GINA cuc,ons had desired effect! Mr. Pre-
son have made these disclosures with PUN, and the
to my resolution will show wt,crt will my power wIc
te will b" my duty attempt any thing farther on the unpleasant
Tennsssee-'There is great reaction AT one of The
largest meetings on the 9Th January, held in SuI
county, expedite Internal improvements, rrs"lu
lions also adoptcd-sl, Condcmnng MIR. Clays
solution of March last as gross and papabe violation
ofhe Constilution-!d Declaring Judge Whites amend
meat to Col Bcntuns eIpnaging resolution as not salts
factory-3d. Approving of the EyPungng rc,n!ucn.-
They also adopted resolutions for preserving the union
OF tie Republican party, in order 10 prevent the Oppo-
sion from carrying the election of President TO the
HoGseand for this reason, well as Tor Others they
adopt the nomination of Mr.. Van Barren. letter to
the Globe states, tut there must have been 800 persons
al the meeting, OF which not than 30 6O
for Judge White
The n Intelligcncer Ct Tuesday says: The matter
being fully before Congress- doubt whether we
shall presume to trouble readers with any jaher
spccuations u mpon The sntjeri. Our opinion con
tnues unchanged, that Congress will not act upon the
recommendations contained in the Message, Until al
least hear what has been the reception Of the Pres
dents Annual Message by the French Government. -
Two days after this, tie lntcigrnccr out with
moro than column ofrcnarks on nc occrture1y france-
which, doubt not is Representation o! ours wi. Of
the Editors Of The National clliGcncerj5u Of soG
lis honorable scrb5crs hcliad The curtain.
The Louisiana Legisaturo met the 4tll--l2 Scna
tors out Of IL prescntad a. cut Of 30 representatives
AS many Of the members had not arrived ON Thursday
the 9Th, tie Senate amended the resolution OF the House,
as To postpone the election q! u 8 Senator 10 Sau
day the 'lh.
The Debate on the Eypungng Resolutions COM
mcnccd yesterday in the House OF Decga ,cs.-Ar. Wat
kins, of Goochland opened in able impressive, and
eloquent Speech.
1t is said that the Suly has arrived at New York with
several days later from France The runs,
that messenger mas arrived from the French Cabinet
holding forth pacific assurances to our Government
We shall sec.
1t is said there is even Letter in this City from
Frenchman in n. York--who writes that he had con-
ycrsed with the Messenc informed. that the
King had requested him in conversation lie had with
the King short time before he left Paris-to say 10
Gen. Jackson, that they would have no war
Pufs already published upon Mr.. Leigh's speech
Of Monday last in the Senate The obec, is rapabIe-
to parayse the Virginia Legislature, aud nuy lie Ex
punging Resolutions. We have sketch Of the
specch-and do not hesitate say it is not equal
James Garlands.
The Winchester yrgnian has mol the slightest fear
about The triumph Of the Van Buren, Ticket in " the Old
Dcminon'-lor hure zee.