Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

mn OSdca.-i'he following letter from the 3usan
Palladium, explains who Mr.. Ogden, tic genteu,an
who has snppIunIed Mr.. Maury at Liverpool, IS
We were not before appsised, that he was the shine
Mr. Ogdrn. upon whom Burr's drafts in favor Of
Gen. jackson when in Tennessee, were drawn
Looking A. the appointment OF Swartwout to u Ia
crGtivc Office, nvowcd Gcco,npIice OF Burr-aud
again at tho appointment of Mr.. Ogden, Durr's
Treasurer, TO another high Office, for which he seems
to have particular Qualification or claim is it rer9
ilibera unclarablc, Illogical, TO infer from
these extraordinary appointments, sympathy ON the
part OF the President for Burr's associates which
Can only be accounted for by the supposton OF oil
companonshiP and community uf feeling, We adj
dress Tie enquiry to people longer mad With po-
htical passioIs and WL3 arc NOW c. ,lblc O. .aloIs
reflection.
Extract 1"f 10 tie ESor ee Ras'on Palirfia dated
WASuSGToN 2lst june.
a, cabinet council, held Friday, it was resolved oap.
point Mr. Francis Is. Ogden New jersey to the consulate
Liverpool Mr. Van Burcn protested this pouine,
aud eNeTIed MS Influence TO prevent 1t, fun the moment OF rs
FIRST suggestion The "iher of the took
interest in the Bat Gen. Jackson had long
dee.ineh TO give this lucrative past 20 Hr O, aud lac
could 40, he prevailed upon 10 listen the representations
his Secretary Of STATE On whose gift and under whos conuo
ponIuent would haia polite would have
served the public interest or this he ply cnnyinced
Of citizen Of New England TIsony tic Geiwcen Gen Jazz
and DIR Ogden, believed n hu dClHHCnt
Of Col Bun, which in well known period of history
sustained b: Gen. Jackson and 10y the Ogden imy
Mr. Ogden of fair character but possessed ct slender
qahcaons Tor tue station to which ne has been sent Ger
IL Is that he will DO able Ill the Office ,uc
the public advantage, filed by Mir Aaury, for
years In the latter part 81 MIR Maurys his usefulness
have been mupaIed by age; for lc had gown old
firm IN the discharge OF mis- public duties He the oldest
oihce oil the government having been appointed III 1883 In
Liverpool and indeed In all the commercial of England
Two his sons were bred IN tire consular oic and are fln
lar with dutics He reques, IA leave of government
sign IN favour OF one Of these But 70 pcpeuac Office la
lane even w s,cn case as inns Is hostile To The genius o.
our institutions That he shosd he irned out hovcver WHILE
with the aid of his he managed te business Of the Office
ihc satisfaction oitne government and tie whole American
Liverpool trading interests; and n he should he tnrned
out 90 enable Cen jackson TO regard the Osdens for their
friendship 20 Aaron BuTr, is hard, very bard win only add
~ reference to this subject that for the last foy years Mo
Aauy has concponded regularly with the Secretary Of State
and his letters furnished to that department minute oud
interesting information relative the aud politics
heard Mr. Monroe r while he Secretary Of State
he obtained more valuable information relative the affairs o.
England from Mo NlaUry than from any other Of foreign
auis MIR Ogden's communications the State department
will hardly ever attain such reputation
As the appointment Of Mr. Oden has not been officially
nouneed, we may hope tIidt win yet be reversed.
az. Raadoipt.-The following blow is icyellcd
at this gentleman by Mr.. Walsh, upon the vague
rumour of his dissatisfaction with the powers that
Ire Which IS the moro honorable disposition, that
which instiuciiycy arrang5s itself on the railing or
opposing side Of question, or tlfot which nstuc-
lively "arranges' itself on the side Of power and
patronage Much Joy do VIC give Gen. Jackson Of
his new advocate, Mr.. Walsh we have pulled
with him once, and sincerely trust that it may
never be Our destiny again. Not all the editorial
strength arraycd against Mr.. Adams in The late fierce
and prolractcd struggle, did him so much injury as
THO hypocntca aid Of this pretended friend.
In letter from North Carolina, published IN one Of IN,
Virginia newspapers Is said that Mr. Randolph is ngains the
powers that be. We struck few days ago will the fol
lowing femnrk Of SoutiIey In his Coloqucs
'fhcc certain dispositions which arrange themselves
u instructive els, the qicrulous railing SIDE; like bcau
u birds Of the Spice Islands they Gy against VIA
nom what qarcf sccvcg j. ma t.Cr"