Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

mand. and which it is underfood he now
reliuquiihes, only on account of the increafe
OF duty and rcfpon6biiiey which has bv a
recent act Of Congrefs been attached TO his
office OF Superintendent OF Indian trade.
A majority of the Republicans of the CT
ty OF New York, have nominated Marinus
villa, Efq. in oppolition to Mr.. Clinton,
as candidate for the Office of Lieur. Co.
vernon of New York.
Virgmi0 Ehl7im.-In Prince William
county, p. D. Dave and John Chiffon are
elected delegates to the Legila,ure.-
John Love (who, we underttand, has re.
moved into Mr.. Lewis's diariet, but was
nor, we believe, candidatej had major
ity of rs votes over Me-. Lewis at the clofe
of the poll ON Monday.....Nct. Int.
Governor Snyder has difmilled Judge
Cooper from Office, in compliance with
the rcqucff of both houics of the Pennfyl-
vania LegiGature....O S. Gazenx.
1t is given out in the democratic papers
that Mr.. Euitis is about to follow Mr..
Smith, by evacuating the cabinet. Co
at as the fucceGo- in the war department.
Thus it fccms that two aates are to be de-
prived of their governors to Gil the coun
ellis Of the nation but we have not heard
that our Governor Snyder has yet been put
Ill rcquiiition. 80. Ibid
The friends of Mr.. Robert Smith al
lege, that one OF the principal topics of
Disagreement between the PreGdent and
him, was the fubjett of our foreign relati-
ons. If this be 20, we may indulge the
hope, at leaf, that the change in our ca
binet in connection with the new milton
fran England may afford fome relief from
the embarraGnents in which the country
has been 70 long and 70, unneGe2rarily in
involved Ibid
The democratic members of congref.
who come from diGri6ts in the interior of
the country, mutt have great reliance upon
the ignorance of theii conitituents, es-
pccially upon fubjeSs relating to com
merce and cur foreign relations ofherw;ife
they would never venfure 10 make
tuch ftarcmcTSs as are publiihed by them.
In one OF the fouthern papers we obferve
letter of MIR. Gholfon to his contituents
dated on the 9Th of March, in which he
lays that the act of congrefs of May 1911,
=" has had the happy effect of producing,
" on fhe part of France, revocation of
Z" such OF her decrcss as were violatory of
" our maratime privileges. Thus Great
e" Britain is now become our onLy CONNER
&" efal 0dUty1ay." " The French DEGREES
are Iefcinded," &c. &c.
1t would be infliting to our readers to
go into refutation of fuch falfehoods as
theic. We merely inferr them to lhow
the public what kind of itatemcnts demo-
cratic member Of congress will make to
anf~er his party purPofcs....I6.
Thofe who recol,ett the following per-
emPsory order, are nor much furpriicd a,
Mr.. Pinkney's return, or at the breakinq
off of the negotiation in London. we
hope MIR. Monroe may meet with fuccefs
at Wahington.... Fed GAS.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.
Novtmber IS, 1871:
In cafe therefore, no appointment of a
iucce.sor to Mr.. Jackfon, of that grade,
ihould have taken place at the receipt of this
letter, you will coniidcr your functions as
suspended, and you will accordingly take
your leave of abfence, charging fit per-
fon with the affairs ct the legation.
&c. RSMI1H
VIM. Pinkney, Efq. &c.
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