Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04
TO TIE EDITORS Of 7Hc E.yqCiaER.


Gentlemen: In casting nay crc over HE CO.
umIs ufi..is Mornings WIZ, NY attention ": :
arrcsic, t.r The caption. " iliian>burg May 22d
I ISL" i. every thing connected with that an
cient city is full ri interest and 10 mv mind cal
cnlalct IL awaken both pleasant and painful emo
items. sci down - READ the article eagerly anti
ciraIing some cheering intelligence from that hal
/ lowed place. But. conceive NY disappointment
nv aEticpaIcn> vanished like 4 mornings mist
and ny heart sank within ne. ! found highly
culorcd aEi 92r;'ed dc> cripiionot mccln@ ,ta,
and almost forgotten. and during part of which
also hid been present regret extremely. ilii,
he writer has appropriated 10 hm>eli'lhe name
Of c.,y rro:er,1;.i for being The scai oficaraire
Refinement AMI cnulfe.y. - which !l:> production
.ll,rl. ;a.iC, olic ava Ito. disposed 10 rccri-
niaac uCT sd nj t!ln i.nHical >'ll. II w iliiamS-
burg" ryr. indeed. - Staia tie columns ct
the Encui.cr with 4 similar production but rs
ana Il zcaia.l> advocate o! tie immediate annex
alton Of TrSaS--a personal friend of Mr.. Tyler,
and uilh2sc geE;lemcn who are - roughly han
Gled y III" wIiiei-ani an eve aad ear witness 10
some ot!hc facts referred h him feel DESTROYS
of2ivinelny version 81 the affair, ana Ih"n leave il
10 an impartial public 10 decide. viii say no
thing a! Inc charges both expressed aud implied
against tie friends of Mr. Tyler and Texas in
attempting 10 have p,cio{ Eealn" The I.illi-
I Ian ~. -, ,h t,, -. H., ,c,,a.,iia ,oru,
val ami ,a,;,ic.l ti.icnlS ~ pr.s;,;cr, Ty,d. As
,,n. Of hon | shall fake no frllcr notice If
I thcn-hui let them pass for what hey are WORTH
they will handy exert much uit2Hcc abroad
,;or i the >i,diel panccrIic pronounced on the
frsi yoiiirol GcbW OF Iy iTieln: S0u'haIl any way
calculated - adj! one Jol ar r - The fame q Il
jur>i anal gentleman w!ich h" has &C.
>aryc.,ly ar..uYci NIy PRINCIPAL obie,. is 10 re-
,,y to ,bat norton II ibt. c,>s, which rea,cs H.
| INT, If the speech delivered by Professor Tnckc.
I fr was then M eve and an ear witness not that
! the learned Professor has anv nccl Of - humble
a pcn d mine. Gof if he should deem the >,ibiec
worthy ola reply he vii! mos. l>>uradiy give it:)
bu' being present Il the reading Of tire letters re-
icrrcd u. md The remains mad hy Iu;.t Tucker
am dcSirul;> al ,.sl.ine nI,:.lic The impression
! made TN my mind, and the oicc; which think
the Judge liad IL view. Il ,ausl b. hofIa IN mind,
/ that the opponents Of annexation have cycrT
where ATTEMPTED t. connect Inst question "i Tie
Presidential election: and boldly asserted that It
was political mauuuvIe on the part OF Mr. "
l,rand his then Cabinet 10 enlist public favor in
his behalf. Lii BE- mar Il political question: is
onpcncnt, nave mad, il So | believe Mr. TYLER
never destined it Is sich His bosom -l,ws with
parcr PATRIOTISM. Than II agifaic ~ ut olidn; a
question for >,tl-a.:siar,isa,ncn:o only iouryeai>
I duration. President Tyler booked from himself
I, the interest ii the whole Union and 10 the per-
paluiiy Of ourScu;lcln institutions. judge Tuck
cr douano! c,n>id.rc that b; ;nis charge upon
the administration rs io>Jn friend. he learned,
wise good ami iamrne,i Secretary upShnr, Oman
whom ma put,r laan ever iitci.l w. ncce>>ac,!;
i,npliolicdin The q.,Jcc AnAiocs To- ?''ri..r the
! character 81 a ekci ned iicud wl:i fell 80 laid,iy
whilst in his co;il;?v. service, and 10 shield his
melaorv iion Inc ;.,,,c:.ione Of SANDER. U.tn =
/ spirit worthy # IN. man and the ecniieman he
CONES forward and n..r.l.s what had passed. iii
connection with the subject. 10 Convince pol;li-
clans th..t H.. 1cyas o,i5s,;on was totally uncon-
ncccd with the Presidential canvass. That Ior-
ton O. the article which state: that Judge Tucker
owns iands in Texas, and IL Interested with an
! other gentleman (nane mol fccOl'ccc'i.) Is cor
rcct--hui he docs not 70 on 10 make ont the tnli
statement. | hcarithr Letter read, and. As we'll a.
can rccol!ccl will make il ont for him. The
gentleman from Texas stated, That he aprlehendea
ih:; unless sopchip" sLonld h" sp,ci;l, cure al
tair, in rcy.. vnr,id vo,y ..,,1 wear Gloomy as
reefs 'Th,, G,rai Br:i,in WAS maxim. con
,ia-;hlc cyrfrior. tlrnuel, Ecf a.cLls. to OBJ
, f1in the aLol;i;on nr slavery in Tcyas--ihal lie
believed il::, thrr. M.,c ,:.lis.afe., perhaps in
! every county. and engaged IN lie sane Obi ct
or wor,!~ ;nd sentiment, ike these VERY near
" Tecoilcc; the words used TX JUDO luche., "h
| (said hc) from such quarter. (al!utinS - The
character Intelligence and opportunities al the
gentleman before spoken of) Thought proper to
| enclose thai letter ~ nv friend. .llter Us.hur,
then Secretary al SIa!o for hi. constitution
But hoG different does MIR. Williamsburg" r.
present the matter. lie mpugns the motives OF
! I'll these gentlemen md makes il appear, :ha;
| rnrh;naiinn Ind boon formed 10 raist 4 hue and
cry about Texas. for the purpose of cevating
| Mr.. TYLER 10 the Presidency. 10 crafty sHp-
posed Ea,icd Of Judge Urshur against lh- North,
and cni,a.tcs the value Of Judge fuckers land
and negocs. This is The legitimate conclusion
drawn llo.n the piece How ungeneron>, how
lml,ecoining a son Of NilllahshuF& H. indeed
he he one In Subsequent paragraph, hoWe'er,
the writer proposes 70 80 justice 10 Judge cRef,
by saying ina, the Judge .''>ci'ilhe any mercer
aIv motives. Bris me iifS' ara later portions
OF Ibis wonderful p:o4rclion arr "il'sh WIN ~ q