Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09

~ hitcnte oenies That Nc renou5tratcd against
Maj Gibbons rcmoya-but win he deny that his par.
~ 10 this city demonstrated, lie arms. that he did
not sauaeh any credepcs to the quiz Mai.
= Gibbons removsl) Whythcn after assurance was re-
cnived, that Maj Gibbon not to be removed. did
he attach so much consequence to it, as to make
il tho subject Of special article, and most melan-
choly jeremiah The gentleman is jusutcal as usu.
al. Tho allegation was that the jackson Committee
lere remonstratcd-he says he did not demonstrate
leaving the Inference to he deduced by his dunes.
ffrat there was no rcmonstrancc in the case. He
says the rumor was SO improbable as never for n mo-
mcnt to obtain his credence yet he kno.os this state.
Inch 10 De IN so fur naccu rate that the Jackson m
iers 10 hchond ut once took the active steps 20
prevent what it seems he never believed. He saws
that the young man mentioned in his article, as the
sun'oured successor of Maj. Gibbon, was not Mis
young man, but another young man. Ouere-was
nos Mr. Richie brought to this discovery by the call
OF the 6ra Young man upon him, for explanation and
stopemcnt.
But the whole object of the article it seems, was
TO put down story, that Mr.. Richie himself, was
10 pnt out Maj. Gbbon. lie knew little Of our con.
temporary, who ever believed that he wished to be
Collector of Richmond AS long as it is inconpati-
emoument of the letter Place greatly exceeds tia,
OF tho former, Mr.. r. will no, wish to be Collector
Of Richmond.
The Consul General, alias, the Minister PLEN-
1 lP0TBNTIARY to Algiers--is, according to the
M York American, and the Political Arena, TO 90
out to his destination, in company with AIessrs
Lane, and Rves, the ENJOYS to England and
-
Judge by what he says, the Editor of the Enquirer
ID not pessexi'with this arrangement.
From ne Enquirer o. Friday.
:" the Consul General to Algiars is going OIL,
in the Rame ffigate With Messrs. Rives and N'Lane
We had no knowledge Of the arrangement. The
Editor Of the N. Y. American is assured, that its
paragraph gives the first and oniy intirDa;ion, we
have seen or heard upon this subject"
Qaere-Does not Mr. Richie think Mai Lee fl,
company for their Exccllenccs, tho Ministers to
England and France:
nTThc Daily Boston Statesman has been dscon-
iinued, the Editors acknowledging, that its expen-
ces always exceeded its income. The paper was
sustained under pocunary sacrifices until tho loav,ss
dnd fshes we're distributed, which was no sooner
done, and its three editors, Mcssrs Henshaw,
Green, and Dunlap, presented with the Customs,
'''e io7'-""'ee' dhn the ota'e Attorneyshp, tile
three best federal offices in New England than thcv
stop their Dny Paper, thus confessing in fact that
their only object in continuing it, was to purchase
fSt Offices for themselves by their editorial zeal for
Gen. Jackson! Now by giving the only three valu-
able offices in Boston at his disposal three Editors,
Or Printers, has Gen. Jackson rewarded them, and
was this his motire, was it not And by contiuu-
ihg their paper at a sacrifice until they were re.
,oarded, and stopping it directly thereafter, have
these three Editors made it manifest, that it vas
Themselves aud not the Public interest that they
were going for, not7 We ask our learned and
independent contemporary, to give US tue answers
to these plain questions.
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