Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
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SkTURDAY MORNING. Sept. I2. 1899.

i-AuGHapI.i.f From the last Richmond E.aoarer
Nehaye seen with. much regret the Sig.,s OF dii.
terence between the two Jackson parties in Boston,
ol winch the Satesmo,s and the Bulletin are. the
leading papers-the Nos. of Col. Orne funtar the
signature OF Cotaaa6us.) and the Gard of Mr.. Duff
OSecD, IN the last Telegraph, in defence of HIMSELF
ann IN opposition to Col. Orne.-M Mr.. c. pledges him
S:fto publish 81 much of his private correspondence
with himself Col. o. Gen LYMAN and Or. VIM
Ingalls,, as will expose the True character of ile
Jackson Republican Party, 50 called, and as is ne
eessary TO AR. vindication against his (Cot Os)
ca!umnics. :" st.S, - =
VIII these gentlemen permit one who is probably
an -eir, though, certainly mot a better soldier
than either of them, to n,erpose single ssord of
friendly advice? CD bonoa Is the benefit to be de-
!Vea from hese caoif ,oars eqna to the evils which
they produce: Have we not enemies enoughalready2
Are not these enemies sufficiently violent and reck-
less in their abuse? Must cut each others throats
Tor their amusement
Were it not that'wc have high opinion of the ,a-
lnts and character of COL Ornc of Boston, we should
think this quarrel dispute about division. the
plumber by the victers but we know that gentleman
Ivy reputation too well, TO doubt that he hus beer,
smelly governed by disposition to expose the conduct
g some OF The most infamous and proigatc that
ever obtained political power and political patronage
In any government under the sun.
We lave beard much of coalition calu,nny and
The nalevoence of disappointed a.nbitlon. How
comes 1t that the imna Duff Green, whom, the
should be receiving kicks and cuffs on all sides from
nienof his o.n psrtys The true answer is, because
he is considered infamous by all honorab BILE men to
whatever party they belong /, is utterly impossible
That any administration support such a mau as
the organ and official publisher Of its acts without
attaching to itself some of the odium affixed to his
Character They are finding out this at Washington,
hndln spite of the nmiaJie effort of the Enairer to-
sttence ciamor against the official at Washington
ne must and will be put down. The following ID an
extract from Col. Orne's Columbus:
sS'Fhe eyoton Duff Green to the elevation of
ar. Calhoun Is not only notorious but undissehibed
eehS viewed by The influence OF unhappy circuu,-
Stances as the organ OF the present administrations
heipcllnalion fhs views is supposed to indcnt .,
that of the cabinet. The Statemai leaders if such
term can be applicable to the front files of such
faoole. no doubt, pledged their fidelity to Mr.. Cal
houn-and such is their dependence on, and ohipa-
ton to Duff Greens that their ready acg,escence in
has views, be they what they may and be they for
whom they may, is far from problenatical. The GER
tainty OF obtaining this party, if their sacred pIedg
reuld make it certain determined the policy of The
Telegraph; while the different materials Of which the
Jackson Sepu biican party composed and the IN
dependent characters of the men around ,vhons that
party rallied, satisfied the Intriguing printer that they
could neither be bought nor driven to premature
decision the prospective contest. Duff Green
could make no calculations on a party which lie had
well ascertainedi rejected him as a leader. If he
could not make them follow he could strengthen those
RI
rae and Interested character which shall hereafter
refer to- induced him TO embrace the Statesman par
ty, and denounce ours In his policy he had, be-
yond doubt, many coadiutors on the spot tt has
governed those who have exercised, and might have
claims to exercise. much influence with the Presi-
dent. The friendly disposition towards the States
man party manifested by many at the seat of gov
eminent. had this for It's cause. And yet the. facts
present strange anomaly"
Another week having elapsed, since we asked for
the reasons of Miles Kings removal, we once more
make the call. Our ueighbor seems somewhat SEN
stive on this subject. He is for leaving it in Sthe
hands of those with whom it now rests" Yes and
with whom it will rest unless drawn from them by
repeated calls Well for them will it be, ifit be per-
mtted to die away. The administration aud its sup
porters have now taken the ground that no removals
are TO be made but FOR good cause. The Postmas.
ter General has implicitly taken this stand in his
letter TO the Postmaster Of Pittsfed, Mass. Ayow-
eddy in that case, and it is intended the inference
should be in all Duff Green has sand in the case OF
the Navy Agent at Norfolk that there is sufficient
cause to satisfy four-fbs of the Virginia Delegation
in Congress, that he was rigbtfully removed WHY
then is it not published Why this mysterious 81
lencc? Is month sufficient timer Or is it
supposed that the people of Virginia are Indifferent
80 the subject, because there has been no clanor at
VI ELSEWHERE: VI Isl because these things
do not pertain to the people at alp After using the
Offices of Government asa personal appepdoge to him
self, should not be surprised if the President did
feel above public opinion But the people of Virgil
MIA is moi to be thus despised The feeling though
not loud is deep, and viii yet DC fol, at Washington
unless good cause be shown for this removal.
0J,In some quarters the word coat1lapt means Jsa,
and trembling.
The London Courier of the 30lh July. after having
severnl previous days denied that there was any
foundation for the of difficulties, embarrass-
or probable changes in the British Cabinet thus
categoricay djsposes Of the matter:
1--WE o,-aic that thine, efotod