Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28


the hands Of an offended and abused people, the re-
icord justly deserves, the contempt OF every ho
est citizen. And If both houses of Congress have
rewarded the Editor different manner, It is be-
lieved that it was done the same principle that
Benedict Arnold was rewarded by the British Gov
eminent for his treachcry, and that Italian bravo
is paid for the murders he commits.
We more than once regretted that General Jack
son had such an advocate as tho Editor of the
Telegraph. We more than once regretted, that a
PAPER with such largo circulation, should have
been, instead of being useful paper the medium
I through which our youths are taught to hate their
fellow mem to disbelieve in public virtue: and to
consider decency, in language and in action, rs
uniashOnable and useless the attainment of pop.
ularity and public confidence. The Telegraph is
the organ of the new administration. If "a radical
change Is not effected in the feelings aud pubc spir
tor ITS Editor OF if he is not curbed in his propen
stiles for defamation and vulgar abuse and in his dis
position to be insocnt, distrust and discomfort will
fo!.o" the administration of General Jackson. The
telegraph, conducted il is, is enough TO ruin
thc reputation OF any administration il NAV attempt
10 support.
UJ' Tho Hartford Mercary announces The arrival
at that place of Gen. DUFF Green, who was escorted
from the steamboat by Judge Peters, and took lodg-
ings at the Exchange Coffee House! The General
after inspecting what worth seeing in the town.
icd ievee, where many citizens paid their respects
TO him, and the next day lcil for Vermont, Tho
Generals absence from the met ropos, accounts for
the suspension OF prescription If the Governor OF
Virginia IN the interim, should have occasion TO send
any more of the "UndeneA and Undeniable' Essays
to the Telegraph, he may address to Amos Kendall,
who u left i'll command by Duff and thus save him
self uic expense Of postage, Amos being entitled to
the privilege Of fiankiug.
| Meeting H Dos.oa.-fhe merchants OF Brs,on in
ceused NY The tyrannical conduct of the Collector
(hr Hepshaw) in removing valuable officers from
tue Custom House, and particularly at the dis.
respectful and nsoent of that officer tswards
the Public assembled TIE 2is consider the sub
| icci. The Boston Patriot saws:
| NEErlNG OF MERCHANTS.
Last evening, a meeting of merchants, cailed IL
Two ohthc city papers, To consider the 'subject OF
the removal of good aud faithful officers from the
boston Custom House." was held ut the EXCHANGE
MIR. VIM. Tucker opened the meeting, which was or
sanlzcd by calling to he chain Capt. Benz. Rich
and appointing Mr. Samuel Ellis secretary. After
some remarks by Mr. Henry Williams, on motion of
Mr.. Joseph Evceth, committee of five was ap-
pointed TO nominate committee OF Thirteen To re-
port resolutions OH the subject adjourned meet
ing.
| Tho first committee chosen were Mpssrs. Henry
| Hall, Jeffrey Richardson. Augustus Newman Jo-
sepi Eyclcih, and Henry Williams aud of the second
Nlessrs. Henry Lee. WIN. Sturgis, Isaac Winslow,
Joshua Blake. Benz Rich WIN Lawrence, Geo
Bond, Ebcn. Chadwick, J. ID. Williams, WIN. God
dard, Henry Williams Il. q. Shaw, Charles Bar
nard.
The meeting WAS then adjourned to Monday eve
nIng next, 60 receive the report o. tie last named
comslttec.
"HGfo'm" IN Florida.--Proscrip;ion has rcachcIi
the remotest corners OF the Union, extending even
to the Territories, where could cole but
only hAnshi.
From the Pensacola Gazette
.9lpo'niut.,ts by re Presidsnt
Colonel James w Exu,r To hc Marshal of the Western Dis
trict OF Florida, vice Aiam Gordon, removed.
Mr. Gordon al the oldest native American nabtani.
OF Pensacola; and we again challenge tie keiouneIs show
The cause Connected with tic public interest," or which he
Mr. John Fitzgerald, Printer of the Nashville Repub
lcan has been rewarded ny BEING appointed Postmaster Fen
sneoia vice w. asel Hunt Publisher OF the Pensacola Ga
test: for no, shoring. uzza Jackson
Orleans. Down with hdams and Clay the hartford Convention.
list aud the Prince If Inrsuers!r' More anon
1:le language IF one w'o mraral.
At the of the sixth year the rcnsacola Ga
the present Administration just commencing its opera
literal Support dPprou-g cdecer shah appear pro-
mite he general cf"e, b shalt ,en ci yet temporarily,
Of such shall feel constrained 10 beLerc i
outs" In the contest for the Presidency took part
Our territory had voice in the decision of the question, and
lett the discussion of fiat subject those, who had right
in the ultimate decision of the controversy. We
the .hose,
government and guardians OF the laws We have accordingly
developed in its short career aud hn prescription for opinions
sake the Of the day We also find great pains taken tn
for conscience sake unworthy and dishonest servants
while us as knowledge extends, the ncumiens
office both in moral aud intellectual point of view often
fall below those who preceded them The whole scheme Of
rcwards aId pnshmenis" believe
called for by of tie the spirit
meaning law aud nonarehal We believe its NOR
al tendency is evil being calculated make sycophanis
and make future elections personal aggr.
| d.zcment.
| The citizens Of Putnam (ohio) Indignant, the sc.
movsl Of their Posmaser have determined to do their
business through neishb orimg Post Office.
| Octv ECONOMY!!!-Unle President Adams admins
riOn, (say lie Providence Amecan foreign ministers used
TO 20 out IN packets and PAY THEIR OWN PASSAGE
of THEIR OUTFITS Now they must have hcr irisaes aud
7s aud the Agerne Consul must have soop OF
fine COST sending Messrs. Moore Rves aud Iane
a sdop % WI aud a ~, will to S6O,O00 EXTRA,
besides 900 piece for the FIRST yeaonly ONE HUN
"Rcforp."