Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-31
l.. D. Barker, Esq.
.Hr. WebSter


Wehave republished extract ola letter from wash
ls,oa which hastily attributed to the ~ Y Era ut
from the Y. York Standard,) in which the aufhor
describes Caucus at Mr. Websters House. For the
PARTICULARS Of its description, we OF course cannot
ROUGH Rar,or may perhaps have lent her embeil'sh-
arts 10 the scene The National lntelligencer, whose
Editor was present and likewise the Madisonian deny,
he truth Of the allegations. The n lntegencer goes
asep fuher-and contradicts what said about the
Executive officers mingling with the proceedings OF
Inc legislature 1t says that t is false, that the mem
eIs Of the Cabinet direct dictate Tor 'nt!uence)
The movements of Congress t'it Is false this
evening party was assembled for any other purpose,
thin tina, of social communion, &C., &c, and IS Po-
lie enough TO impute to system of "doggIng the
heels of gentlemen their visits to one another, with
"eares Dropping" &c. &c.
And now a few words by way Of replication. 1t is
certain that such rumors rife at Washington soon
after The supper The last Fridays Globe states, that
the speaktar the toasting denuncaton Of the Presi
cent by ardent Kentuckian were all bruIted about
this city Immediately after the assembage OF the party
al an eating aud drinking caucus. The Editors OF the
organs say they at it, and neither saw nor heard
what was so generally reported. The political scene
may have been purposey postponed until the rank ana
h!e were dismissed TO their homes"
The Correspondent of the n. Y Herald writes. "Mr
Webster invites his political friends TO supper, pours
out his deep lamentations the death OF HARRISON
e1o!s his political virtues, pourtrays in deep and glow
ing colours the loss the country has sustained IN his
DEATH but says not word in considerable Of his
cfssor Yet Daniel Webster 10 the head Of President
Tylers Cabinet, AT this same feast Mr. Webster pre-.
SIDES, while his political friends drink damnation to MIR
TYLER
But this 'doggng" and "eaves dropping" have ex.
ENDED also to the Wing presses They too speak ofths
organizing and directing the party The fol-
loving account comes though the Commercial Adver-
user-devoled body and soul to Mr.. Webster, and in
which were recently published two anonymous letters
from his pen:
Order and harmony reign in the Wing ranks. The party is
twas before the They will put their shoulder TO The
ate q STATE and with hearty and harmonious CO operation
@ thfonsh all proper and desirable measures 1ha happy
Change IN The face things mainly brought about by the elo
enee Of M Webster. Three hundred Wings including all the
the thrilling appeal which he made to them last night
no where they assembled at his invitation me
Saon by MIR. Webster in his Speech that the taDinet
You'd one and ALL cling together and remain at their posts was
''sa with unanimous and heartfelt applause"
The New York American also, one Of Mr.. Webster 8
oacdss stated the meeting, efforts and organization OF
we party, at Mr.. Webster's own house
j, nut again, the Boston Conrer contains an extract
nom the n Y Times (Tamadges organ):
The loss of this bill the bankrupt billy is the tail
y, " the Veto Like a serpent-the venom lies in the
w In this instance, party has acted as the en-
ased serpent frequently acts-when it cannot reach
@enemy, it spirits its venom upon ITSELF and dies its
own murderer Believing that the fate almost OF our
sfy was staked on this wretched and Inflated bill,
ncn mas not died because Of disease inherent 10 IT.
se' ont because of the wretched management OF the
or nurses instantly set to cork to procure
consideration to 1aorrow, and hace some hopes o.
a''s' Tonight, eoery Hhig member is 10 be at the
0I ~ Of Daniel Febstcr!! Mark that !"
Heaven preserve Mr.. Webster (exclaims the Bos-
"a Courier) from suffocation
me slip, from which make the preceding extract
from the Boston Courier, of August 3d. containing
letter Of its Correspondent "a, of 10th August
III II from source friendly TO Mr.. Webster, written
a ne Gay when the Bankrupt bill was laid on the table,
aa me day before it passed. After the votes to
mend and lay the table reconsdered, stating
e means BY which it defeated, and by which its
,"fp'oea'ed"-,he "Aopss Of sueesss"-the reason of
,,s hopes, it says T0night, every Wing member
a., oe at the room of Daniel Webser!!" Mark that
heaven preserve Mr.. Webster from snffocation :"
Many Wing members were that night at the room Of
w. ~. Webster "slark that - There they ate and
,~anS-there Mr. Webster spGke, and Heaven pre-
stsed HIM from suffocation The next day the votes
>, amend and lay the bill on the table reconsider
y and the bill 'ea' passed BY majority of foa