Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
Beauties 0f fhe RicHMOnd Uhip


"Mr Van Buren, Mr.. Paulding, Mr.. Ponse, and Mr So
son, are in Charestonnnd mediate nip To the inrf Al
Carolina They are after pood-hnt they all broken
politicians, and can do but little ar"Tucsddys Hhs
Though scarcely necessary TO arrest the ince'
misstatements of the Wing, we feel bound TO ho'
the above insnuation. We deny that there s am q
cert between Messrs. Van Buren, and Stevenson. u
have not met for the purpose of concerling any p
We know that there has been no correspondence
tween them, directly or indirectly, to that effect
Van Buren, did not know of Mr.. Stevenson 5 In'fL'
to visit his brother-in-law in South CarolIna-n0f
MIR. Stevenson acquainted with the time o! NJ
Buren, S visit to his sons connexions. We could =
other circumstances 10 show the utter want OF any
cert between them, as to remove every siaGo'
suspicIon-but it is unnecessary, and it would u
pro per 10 enter into any such specifications.
Wednesday, Wing crows over the triumph o.
Wings in the "A. OF D., in agreeing to reccse
proceeds of that 'uncean thing Distribute.
carefully avoids informing It's readers, that the VI
dared not meet the issue offered them by tie Drt
Gratis, whether the Compromise act should be VOC
and the Tariff increased. This is one of our Issues
fore the people of Virginia, and we pledge oufse'''
hold il up in lis true colors.
Thursdays Wing mourns over the defea. Of 'F
solution in the Senate-and charges them with '.'.
dity." "blnjness," and all that The Wig had 'e'
"near motley"
Our worthy neighbor Of the Compiler has 40
ticle in his yesterdays paper, f"odds and eHd, ~
"fhe next Presidcncy"-in which he hints at y,
dit that "the present Congress will not adlout "
Mr. Clay is fully in nomination and the 'o"o"
speculation about The Little Magician ,,...
''lt is conccurcd that Mr. Van Buren's Southern aI
tour is 10 have political bearing the course oi b +,
which he belongs. We noticed his arrival, acroma" a.
ESsccretay Pauding few days since at Charc''o1 ran
to proceed thence visit To Col Singleton at S' - r,
Whose daughter IL the wife Of Maj. a. Van Buren,, We
dents a.r. Stevenson, Iatr minister Ia EncaN" "a
lady. also about joining the distinguished party! W"
ther they will Georgia into Tennessee 1 Nm 81
Gen. Jackson; where, it is rumored, MIR. b. f. Batter
will join them"
One thing is certain, that if MIR. Van p.'e"
scheming at all, he has left us IN the iu''" :.
carefully avoided Richmond, and our LesIsia'a'''
ing the other route, (by way of Portsmouth, ~ i.
have we heard of single letter, message, r., :.
being received from him, directly or indirectly y
citizen of Richmond, Legislator, or stranger t,l
Another thing is certain, that Mr.. stevenso" ,,'
idea, when he left Richmond Of "joining any -,
guished party" His visit to South Cafolina Wa va
cial, not political 1t was 10 see near o,.-
his family, whom he had not seen for more 'n.L
years-not to meet Mr.. Van Buren,. We undef'] -,
saw tina, he has not the most distant idea u G,s
ing over Georgia into Tennessee, and OF vIstps n
raj Jackson. His plan TO return to 'Hg'' ~. he
weeks from the period of his departure. a.. s.
speculations about political visits, plots ,.,,e
are, to say the least of them, in not very e000