The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

the first place, II requires no small share NJ
address and perseverance IL make ones
srlf u prominent object in the pubic sye.
THIS oncr Effected he may i" ride IN the
"hulwlnd aud dIs. Fl the storm" But IN
obirnsiVe merit j. always loo meriiorions 10
be sought by The vulgar. or In go. iiselr,
begging for public honors Whlsi this
stale 81 things exists, you mhy be assured.
that the space between Order aud Anarchy
IN tins Republic. Is not 50 great as may
generally hr imagined
" There Is TIDE III the affairs of men.
Which, taken ut the Hood leads on TO fortune -
The emphasis with whirh the General
pronounced tins Shaksperian quotation,
and thai peculiar lash ofhs rye, 80 usual
with HIM when excited, convinced me that
h' lIHd m very remote reference Ia his own
prospects. lie asked me II I did
not believe that n majority Of the clti
hrns al he United States were ot al times
ripe four evolution, And on my answer
nL ~ thr negative, he rose on hs feet and
grSlirulaie with great ehrnsslness. The
mass ri the people, sad he, are ripe, nj
ways rlp., for novelty and lnno,aiion---
bot they do not know II. They may have
pure ltoarts, aud zeal patriotism. But
mere naine. "a lleio, can wind himself
among the mnltltud.," oaptvate The ina
e,palton aud lay thu Judgment asleep. 4
popular hobby will carry him to the high
est destiny known 10 the Constitution, aud
AS much higher ms his ambition may
lcontnned he) ~ thu stability Of Republics.
they iall an easy prey 10 the passions OF
ambitious rivals for power. was once
tempted, by the insolcpce of Gov. Rabnn
oi Grorgia, 10 march hostile army into
that state. Had done no, it would have
been IN pursuit of personal revenge
should have bad no other motive. But il
the work of revenge bad been begun,
other euennes and other motives would
have arisen out Of the contest. Heayes
only, could predict the catastrophe ~
departments by The President By and pith
The daptce aud consent oftht Senate.
Henry Clay, OF Kentucky, TO be Secfe
tay of State.
Richard Rush, Of Pennsylvania, to he
Secretary OF the Treasury.
James Barbour, of Virginia, 10 be seere
tary for the Department of War.
| Alexander H. Everett, of Massachusetts,
be Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Plenipotentlary To Spain.
JOcl X. POnseti, of South Carolina, 20
he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie
nipotentary to Mexico
| Christopher Hughes, Of Maryland, to be
| Charge DE- Allalres, 10 the Netherland.
Thomas Lud~ell Lee Brent, OF Virginia,
| to be charge de Allaircs al Lisbon.
John M. Forbes, of Massachusetts,, TO be
! Charge de AlialfeB nj Buneos A yrcs.
William 4, SomersIlle, of Virginia, to be
Charge de Alalres TO Sweden.
Condy Racquet, Of Pennsylvania, TO be
| Charge de A llares TO Brazil.
William Miller, Of North Carolina. TO he
Charge dr hlialres to the Centrai Republic
Of America, Guatemala.
Jeremy Robinson, Of Virgins, 10 bg
Consul at RIO de Janclre.
Leonard Corning, of New York, TO be
Consul of the United States al Maranheiin,
in place OF Juse des Santos Montciro, re-
moved.
Ioshna Pitcher, of Missouri. 20 he Con
sui OF the United States at Chihuahua, In
New Mcslco
Augustus Stars, Of Missouri, to be Con
sal OF he United States at Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
james w M'GofIin, to be Consul of the
u. >. at SaItlo, IN Mexico.
Joseph w. Patterson, to be Director az
the Bank of the u. States, IN the place of
William Patterson.
Russe FREEMAN, Of Massachusetts, In
be Collector Of the Revenue for the port
of New Bedford, in the place OF John
Haws, deceased.
Llsnt. Col. Roger Jones, to be Adjutant
General of the Army.
i William =. Dusall, Of Florida, TO be 60
veruor of the Territory OF Florida, from the
18th day Of Aplll next, when his present
commission expires.
George lizard. ofPhiladelphia, TO be 60
vernon of the Territory Of Arkansas, in
place of James Miller, appointed Collector
at Salem, Massachusetts.
On Tuesday last, tho following Resolutions,
offered by Mr.. ilurnLHt, passed the House
Of Assembly OF the State OF NV YORK, By n
| unanimous cote
Whereas, JAM NorRor, the present Chief
Magistrate OF the Nation, will soon retire
from the high Office which he nov fills, and
voice oi his country; aud, whereas, in the o.
piuion q! this IIoOsc, an expression OF lis graft
itude IS due 20 the said JANIS MoERoT, as a
pubiG benetactnr. Therefore,
Rrsoirea, IhntiIls House entertains CRATE