Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

III seeming out beforehand, and Ginning in with the
mao'1ty Ii Adsns's $1,000 supporters at the polls
out IF 1885, 900, constituted no par, OF the pcople
then we do not precisely understand what name to
give them. Whenever we hear this disgusting cant
we recolect the oninous cry OF Robespierre, who
used always to sigh and lament bou, lie pgo,, DeorL
me poor people! at the very mement when the black
eo"'er,P''on list was in his pocket which doomed
hundreds OF the poor people to the Gu.otino
~ We understand from good authority, that Mr.
Barbour will sail from England between the middle
and last of September.
aF R9f1rm.--TwENrY SEVEN ADDITIONAL Officers
of the Customs have been appointed at New York
We should like 10 know the amoun, of additional 81
aries which paid them by this economical oJ
mlnstraiion
u a liberal reward viii he given by a near neiob
Dor OF ours, for good reason for Miles Kipo,s ro
moval. After waiting long for rood one No
doubt any sort would be better than none 1t is not
thought necessary to offer any reward for a good yea
son for Nash Lcgrands appointments as it is we'll
known and universally admitted, thst none suc1,
exists.
~ Duff says that the Editors of ;l, Lexington
Reporter nave charged Amos Kendall lthc Heaven
born Amos) with wiyi and Deliberate Je,jurl. and
nave dared him to institute action against them
But Duff strcnuousy advises the Fourth Auditor not
TO trust himself IN the clutches of Lexington court
and jury lie might trust genuine Jack SOP lurv-
'or the Telegraph thinks that they would endorse al
the false swearing that Amos was ever guilty Of
! " we receive the most checyng accounts of chan
ses from various parts OF the Commonwealth The
following Is an extract of letter from Kenawha
county, from highly respectable source, encosnu Ms
ten new subscribers, for which we return the writer
thanks
u VIII take this occasion o assure you that the
Jackson enthusiasm III this section of the State has
entirely abatcd. Duifis openly denounced Scarce.
~ whispcrIn commentator OF the Reforms has
been heard Re may misreprcsent and tbot
weak, vain, despiScd old dotard, the Cuyornor, cnn
tnuc to prate-bni the excitement cannot be kent IN
TIE PeoPie are rapidly ieganing their seiscs; and s
! reason returns, they more aud more as,onis H.
cd al the change, which, alas. has been made during
their deli9ium.'
o. We would call the attention oftic public 10 the
Speech Henry Clay, delivered at Fowers Garden,
recently published IN Ihis city 10y +. ". White. in
handsome pamphlet. The preliminary remarks are
spirited and Judicous rc-"obsh the following as
!
remunerated
! "No man who ever lived in this Country has bccn
the object Of more untring and relentless system
/ of Caumny, than llENRY CLAY. Not content with
| having expelled him from the Public Councils his
enemies resolved TO leave no effort untricd
which malice can invent, TO torture their victim
They seem unwilling that he should find rcposc even
IN The sanctuary OF rctiremcn and having succeeded
| M hunting down their game, they are still hurting
their poisoned arrows at mis- reputation and pcacc
| ( Or of v.b,c
dual can be guilty,that Is not charged upon this
eminent aud abused Statesman. There is hardly
single expression which escapes his lips, or sollta-
re action Of his c, that not seized upon and mali
/ ciousy perverted by his foes Does HrNRy CRAY
return to the bosom of his adopted State and Is b,
greeted the festive board by the heart welcomes
and salulatlOns Of thousands of his Old Friends and
COnFttuents he Is sneCringy denounced as stable.
Oralor!' Docs he boldly indicate his own hiuh and
honorable course. md arragn the Tyrunnica and
Proscriptive Measures Of the Administration, he is
instantly chargcdswith disorgoying and restless an.
/ billion! There Is nothing which he can sny,--uo
matter how truc, how solemn or worthy of the most
profound consideration OF the American People,
which is not ascrihcd 10 the mcancst personal mo.
lives. All his great and distinguished services-hs
inlincibc iirmncss during the War with England,
when dissatisfaction had reared her front and threat.
cncd even dsuuion and submissun,--sccm now to
have been forgotten. Hi noble cxcrtions and SYM
patmcs for Struggling Liberty in other parts Of the
/ Globe, arc now cast back Upon hintas n rcprorcb-
His skill "a diplomatlst in RESTORING peace 10 this
blccdiag land;-hs unrivallcd efforts I'm building up
his Countrys Prosperity, AID guarding her interests
against the commercial rapacity OF foreign nations;-
lis fearless and successful compromise OF the Missou-
RI question: which threatened 10 light up the flames
Of Civil War;-his eloquent denunciaiion of Military
Usurpa ion and msrulc:--nl these and many moro
acts OF devoted Patriotism, arc no longer remember
cd or If remembered arc cruelty and wantoply
wrcstcd TO his injury. Nay,--such has been tho un-
scrupulous mlligny of some Of his assnilsnis that
not content with branding him as an ASPIRIN dema
goguc,they have even the oudacity to ionv him nil
capacity as Statesman. With hardihood which
was surpassed they roundly assert that nc has
pamcd upon the public tho productions Of other pons
as his own,-and that even his Speeches abound in or
atorical tinso and wordy defamation. Even those
whose arc aud indrmiucs ought rather to have sub
ducd than awakened feelings of rcvengc,--forgotting
tho respect duo TO the elevated stations which they
occuPy,-arc found diligently engaged in this unhoiy
work oscalumny. They display extraordinary zeal