Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

Hero chooses to await the recess of the Senate ,h
he may have the full swing in making salec,o,,. Il
uncontrolled by the Senate! For CLAIMING IN.
power of originating embassies (which however con-
additionally questionable, exercised by Jeffsr
SOM Mr.. Adams was roundly denounced; but this
evasion OF the Senatorial right Of confirmation, we
expect TO see appauded by tho hollow hearted Prcss
es which support the Hero Every man knows, that
it is the purpose Of Gen. Jackson To recall Gov Bar.
sour. Why has he not done IL before the Senate
adjourned and submitted his appointment of success
sor to their supervision The reason is obvious.
He desires to exercise the ,ehole power HIMSELF
We thought MIR. Tazewel was to 20 to EnplauJ.t
Has Gen. Jackson read tho numbers of Scnex, And
does he perceive in them, the tone of loyalty to Eng
land which has procured their republication in Lon
don with fattering commentators upon the author
'r his support of British principles and British in
tcrcsts' We hope and we believe, that jackson
with all his faults has too much ofthe nat
riot about him, to appoint the tory TazcwcIl, Minis
ter to England.
Extract ofa letter from rpaal6,stos.
WASHINGTON 18th March, 1900
On yesterday the Senate adjourned sine die; no ,rtIer s,
nations having been made by The President IL will readily
you ask why the President has not nom,a Minis
obvious this Will he done during recess OF the Senate aud
on his own responsibilities for is said aud believed that he
vessel may daily expected MIR Blown has Seiepc
resigned his place. and Is anxious 10 return, especially
DOUBTLESS, be pennited Here then three Mis-.
sons important to the interests of the u States which win be
filled by the Prsden, hs aud an his op r. mSsI DC
which WIN BIC manifest departure usage Spcc,ations
so vague their nature 80 essentially from each con-
lecture, that need not the Individuals talked Of His
Majesty has already commenced the reform abuses for re-
encmcnt is not in contemplation He dismissed from,
oice the Collector Of the port OF loyidenue. r. l., ds-
"A man
faithful in the execution OF his duigA Whom yol snppo.
aa a ne has appointed m his stead Tie Editor Of jackson
BALTIMORE maa who had distinguish himself at the attack
upon city, also been turned out his once helm. ,h,, ~
Surveyor some other connected with customs II h
stated upon good authority tina, the Collector of por,
the strong circumstances of Air Tley Ms r. Kew vino
did not merely rely upon the character faithful services On
his determination the State of Maryland would be- opposed to
him. This menace had its effect The only annonr
Tom Moore ofKy who succeed Cen Harrison This r.
another instance Of 900 for outfits in less thai,
distinguished citizen Gen aon pRo has fousb ss
battles successfully been her Governor SENATOR How
YIN this fact correspond with the au,icpatons oftc CincnIa
Committee who, without finding fault tie measures OF IN.
last Administration upon the belief ksou would
be elected predicted that the State OF Ohio rapidly increasing
in population and rich in oweah which REQUIRE a3
from the Government would be entitled claim her portion Of
Executive patronage IL must be aterng her STATE
PRIDE especially when taking into view the distinguished talents
Another REFORM it is said will take place by the dismissal of
two Auditors and the I'd Comptroller Two persons are al.
ready designated to Gil the offices Of m Auditor and I'd Comp
troer the peIured Amos Kendall for one HILL the Edds
of the New Hampshire Gazette, the other State Yiyg
MA has been poorly rewarded for her services tina eoutci
what tools have the people OF that and the been 10
have disDissed from Office the distinguished statesmen
III THIS country or and to have elected such
sor what benefit can the Southern people hope derive rn
the change Neither the Tariff the pneral project of In
t,G onhc iInrnvenen comprehensive in its .u
AL-yan B,ncn will he here suonit is ,o.h, tb,, he no.
manned AZ homo after his executive functions had cssd To-
the purpose OF avoiding allresponsiby formation OF t
Iraye,
the idon' Of their predictions my f'" '1'f. upon
The uotires which the President may have for nct
making the expected nominations to the Senate a,
this time, elncdatcd in the following letter from
the correspondent of the U. s. Gazettce at asbnc-
ton. They will have the salaries from the t,me ~.
beginning duty, and the Senate next winter. NAV
find an additional reason for confirming them, In the
fact that they are already In possession.
"WAsHINGroS, March IA.
t1entlenen-lt is supposed that the Senate will
be able to adjourn on Monday The main disc,s
sion for days past hes been upon tho snb,cc :,
the message sent by the late President to the sena,o
transmitting the gtuctons given TO our minister n,
Panama. II is very doubtful whether the senate
VIII permit the seal 10 be taken from the cow fi,y
nlshed to that body; nut at the same tnno r 'Sot;.
that the publication ofthcm will be ma do IN tb ,y
through another source. The general impress;on
here Is, that the opposition to the pubcatiou MI
III tue senate Is altogether factious and unfair: and
that the refusal to comply with the request of the
PRESIDENT that copy of the instructions should br
sent to the house of representatives was in the biob
est degree discourteous. ."
The new President reserves number Of nomipa.
tons untiltle next session, Various reason. oro 10
signed Tor tins delay, aud various motives imputed
10 MN. Among Others it is said that he desona q,
bestow lucrative Offices, during the recess, on men
VINO have been his Jealous partisans, and who are s
pressing IN their claims for recompense as to nm
olnde the possibility OF putting them aside, bur
whose pTetcnsions he would feel some d;fEdo,,, a.
presenting TO The senate until he feels little rror
nv nome IN his new station BY postponinO their
nominations, no secures to them their salaries ~,
lne residue OF the present ycar-and that H..
Tor their services But it creates rnfional alarm
Wheh we see men promoted to offices of AIMS.
ana confidence erefusireiy ot . reward for past
ano personal services Unless the public can have
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