Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
For TIE VIM.

In the remarks OF the National Gazette o: June co.
IN reply to some continents III the National journal
the en.tor says, ITO have dccorously recommended
another candidate ion the Presdentsip. was no, ON
NIFTY or INJURY" 1t was certainly no injury To Gem
jackson, but the greatest 10 Mr.. Adams. The pre
tended lIicEdshp Oi Mr.. Walsh for Mr.. Adams min.
req nun more, nom las known rank federalism and his
equa!y known admiration OF the institutions OF Great
Britain, than all the Jackson papers OF Pennsyiyauia
even The lesuitical NOrvc. the editor AZ that ,irn m
'he rankin Hazettc, who attributed views and ou-
mons io MIR Adams which he pretended 10 urase hut
wi,'ch nc well knew were fatal to the cause of Mr.
Au'nS IN That State; nav, Coleman the editor of -
evening Post. AN Edrlsinan in i,ls laepps and
affections toward Great Britain, who not conen; win
Seu" ms papers, ard giving information To the Bri
tS;i Meet, rs was said, could not have injured MIR
Adams more than did Mr.. Walsh. Mr. Walshsud
ih'T"tlon Tor, and euiogy of Great Britain can be .en
IN .s travels ia Europe, where dlrng his residence
III England lie -'ibed those notions OF government
so different from his own See the reyioy, j., ,Ln
Ndlrhus!i Review on Mr.. Walsl's "Appeal fir ,i,.
euogy or Great Britain quoted, aud Mir. Walsh Sc
'eiey casiIHated iOr the diilrenc Of his recorded
opinions. Mr.. NalSh's CeEsure and abuse of The Ma
tional neIligencer and Of the National journal ~
the DeiE' ratio Press the Richmond Wing ana the
pest edited papers friendly 10 the then administration
NO ,ar more injury tLan the feeble support he gave
10 H.r Adams did good. HIS abuse Of all the pTnc,s
friendly To Mr.. Adams land his yitiictiye taenos To-
wards Nh Clay Cor their gross caluinn;es (a, he
!a!Sry accused them of against Gen jackson nrI
me virtue OF Airs. Jackson, was certainly well cal
Ill 4 .
:or The inl"ry 10 the reputation Of Mrs jackson let
ms censuTe 1e applied to tile jackson Committee of
NAshviie, whose Developments other coc... s. tolso
ccrtihcates id her more injury than all tic ncvspa
PeFs' Mr. V aishs disappointment in not getting an
appointment Minister or 10 some other lucra,i,
nee Is The cause OF The bitter hatred expressed for
M Adams IN Inns rcvicw Of his admiuis, ion nui
.iShed some months since lie feels no gratitude 10
Mr adams Tor the appointment of his brother as the
secretary OF Legation at Madrid but great devotion
10 Gen Jackson for his rctc ION OF h n and the m
pontinent Of another brother to the Department Of
State. Mr.. Walsh says, that the appointments were
inu"S hc:orc his sit 10 Washington. but 10 well
Knows they were made 10 conG..iatc him and pur-
chase his support, which the President might from
ms sycophancy t. great men, mean to men high in
Offices, have purchased Il; less price. should not
ee surprised TO the Hon. Robert Walsh appoint Il
minister flonpoicniiary, or 20 other lucrative
once, should vacancy occur, some time hence Hos
Mr. Wa ssh any recollection whilst he was abusing m,
NatIona! Journal and other papers Friendly to tho
late adm nistrai ion, OF lis cersuring Tn, JYrkso,
COMMITTEE OF Philadelphia who gave gratuitousIy :
lloFge" comm Ssion from General Washington To CO n
Jackson, and afterwards told deliberate lie 10 sns
tam tAcir forgery BY false quotation from Eaton
Life Of Jackson:
IN CpetpY 10 ,YssEifi.yl gr7 TJ.,,c..:.,,