Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01


himself tn belong the faction of either of then II VIC ex.
cept Bucks county and the city of Philadelphia Mr. usham IL
because he was old fdera, because his talents ar
confessedy moderate, and his integrity suspected His ap
compliment Pennsylvania win be REGARDED more IN tho i'll,
and Brnss nar remark may be applied both Eaton
On the contrary he has every thing ho. Gom their gno
ance; IRON the shul'on Of that fury and sp,cncss which
ancour which they win help give Calhoun par,y and
brv s mnSn e whole copIy viii finally revolt Reeolec'.
oies The notion OF Van Buren, moving in the wake OF
be, to all tho Intermediate auc,soS, s OF pa,.
uiar opnon and the chances of miscarriage is very c,
and very absurd The better opinion nav the eorien, ot
ion among his known friends that Calboun's chance @
desperate II you think otherwise, will ory request you to
wait or the developments of the eighteen nonths!'
Q"er'e'fo the Eittor Of the enquirer. - Docs our
neighbour intend to publish the instructions to the
MINISTER'S to Panama or no6 After favorinp bis
readers with his own learned comm lares upop thu.
mss'on and ins apprehensions '.felt or feicned of
ts misch'evous consequences, will he now withhold
inc onciai disclosure of the real motives and views
which led MIR. Adams to accept the invitation Or
WIN me- conducting free press verte sans peur as he
30 often taxes occasion to say, place these most inter
esting ana important documents before his readers
ana enaole them to judge, which is entitled to mos,
weight IN determining the propriety of the u States
sehdihg ENJOYS to that Congress, his own crude AMI
unspported differences, the reasons in ayer of the
Clay, - '''soN v i"F'
IL must strike every observer with surprise, that
the Enquirer. which when the Panama mission was
IN agitation, was devoted for months together. Z,
the task OF imagining bad motives for AR. Adams,
embracing STEP and conjurng up the most fripbt
fui consequences that were to ensue from il. po,y
that the whole views of the President are ot;eial.
y promulgated: should shrink from the most distant
ailusion to the subject! Would the gentle reader
know the reason! The instructions of the Secret,
ry OF State to the minister's to Panama are tr;un
plant rindication OF the wisdom of the measure md
OF the enlightened considerations which led tbe Pro
sident to accedc to the invitation. They refate t,
unounded inference, that was designed TO involve
the U. States in entangling connections with the
fortunes of the South American Republics, and prove
that the objections to the missions were nothing more
than appeals to vulgar prejudice, with a view tod-
yorce the confidence of the people from the admin.
tration of Mr.. Adams. X is not to DC wondered Mt
that the Enquirer should feel reluctant to ssemna,
the evidence of its pretended alarms, and deceit.
full anticipations When had that paper sufficient
magnanimity to disclose an unwelcorne truth. sc-
knowledge an error, do justice to political ad
versary Never. One unvarying spirit of icsuitisn.
trick, sly msinuation, and swoln PRIDE has marked
its rise, its progress and it's decline.
Previous to Mr.. Van Buren's LEAVING New yoy, n
public dinner rendered him. which he declined
ana the Common Council presented him with the
freedom ofthe City. Upon these proceedings and
those IN the Legislature, the New York Commercial
has tho following remark:
northumberland is arntng IN the North ,n,, I., ~
does not require that should be able IN loo
very deep INTO mill stones, TO understand The move
nens OF the waters both at Albany, and last evening
IN this city Mr. Calhoun must keen himself ,vidse
awake. or lie will be dished. IIe may ms well tb;nL
OF catching weazle asleep, as another pontlernan
whom we could name. We plainly saw through the
late parting correspondence between the Ieoislat,o
and Mr. Van Buren,; and il only requires half nm ev
to understand the resolutions Of our Common CouncI
last evening. Aid. Palmer touched the Kew MT
The Board might az well have nominated Mr.. Van
Buren, for the next President"
The Savannah Mercury in ali article oenerallv
complimentary to the talents of the Hon. Geo Nc.
D9hie' says-.in any event, should Dir. Clay las we
beneVe ne VIII again come into the House. The
ground which Mr.. McDufie at present occuuies viii
be swept from beneath his feet and he will fa like
Lucifer, to rice no more"
y IS stated in Kentucky. pnPcr that Judge Clark,
VINO az present represents the District in which Mr.
Gay resides, declines rc-eleciiou and that Mr.
Clay will be a candidate at the ensuing Congress
siOnal election.
Tie New York Journal Of Conrne says 1--WE have IL ON
%nal we consider good authority that Samuel swauwou Esq
as peen appointed Collector Of this port aud tst indeed s
Tact has existed for days"
From he Ne,O- York American March 20.
NAvAL.-'rhe United States ship Natchez, w. b.
Shrubrick, Esq Commander, sailed early this NOR
ming for the protection ofour commerce in the guph
&C. and to ferret out, II possible, the pirates who have
committed such atrocities recently on the coast Of
Cuba. y
This ship had been lying at the Navy Yard for
some tlme ready for sea-wth the exception of sono
men wanting TO complete her complimentary when,
on Tuesday, an order was received To- send her out
os soon as possible. Accordingly, the deficient men
were immediately supplied. Captain Sbubrick arr
yea rom me south on Wednesday evening; took
on the snip on Thursday made all liis prepsr
ATOMS hauled into the North River Yesterday, and
sailed at daylight this morniDp.
VIC arc thusp particular for two reasons One, that
InOlreCI censuTe hnE boon hrL lie Evcnnn