Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

xn.,sn OF capital Ks less with you and the currer
DHPonses' nciudmg interest on capital not create,
isl9es' you work IN peace, and without ba VIM Won
snoers at night disturbed by dreams of riots and cor
Sn.'on. II IS true there has been improvidence5an
Tashness on the part oE some of Your mannfactre
nut this has occurred chiefly AMONG adSent,,rers
sometmes without The experience sometimes yy;thom
tne industry and often without the means. reou;s,t
its na,,ra success nd Ihs evil Is gradually yielding
us 'atufa ahd concoH,itant remedy. II is not nor
manent' aud still less is il, as some affect to repre
sent u, general The prudent, the industrious. an,
S Sue sh,!as' nave escaped without material injury
s'oH'f OF them have beea emincnty prosperous nuct
neyond the general condition of the community i,
1nese times of small profits. "
IN England, on the other hand there has been mucl
suffering, aud cases of prosperity have bece rytrcmc
rare, among manufacturers for some years. Such n,
.teHf as conhne their attention to the home trade
Jsls uiaG interest on their capital. Others who
,csoFiea firectiy or indirectly to the markets
nfoaH nave met wit1, loss dircctlv or in the hank
,'p'cy nj the hlycrs who from the year 1875 hove
oe doomed to see their property constantly WASTING
,VAy uhoer the progressive depreciation of the mar
f,t prices ihe manufacturer, in der to shield him,
s,n been continually lowering the rate of wages
''ni' re poor operatives cost much less than ma
chies Oh the same power that the latter are no lon
sos.ia2.'f saving. Under such circumstances, the
Tile canaot ~ very lar distant when much Of the
Aiutac' irn. capitn of this country must and will
Seek other channels OF employment
nc harvest will probably meet the wants OF the
year. II Is generally allowed 10 be fair ayeraoe
crop, and together with the foreign corn on hand
quite sufficient for The supply of the country if peace
continues And you may depend upon it that no eff
tort wiltbe spared to,avert war.
The Russians hold language not at all rcsen,
hIng that oil oppressive cOnquerors. They have evil
den,iy stolen Il march on the wise politicians of Woe
,ern Europe, but the papers will tell you that the
latter do not act as if they corcd much about it,
Fran The Correspoudsnt Of tbs y. S GnEeRe.
WAsHINaToN, Der. IL, 1890.
gu VIII have heard the rumors of changes in the
Administration, such the alienation from the Cabi-
tet,ef Mr. Eaton and Mr.. Branch and tho trans
Planting into the soil of honor, of Mr.. james Ham
1ton, ir. and Commodore Porter. | cannot vouch
tnr the truth of these specific reforms although
lnve no doubt that changes have been determined
tn II was supposed that either General Jackson
would sacrifice Mr.. Eaton as n peace OFFERING to
Gofcli.ate the other members OF The Cabinet, or on
tho other hand, that Mr.. Eaton would be retained
and Mr.. Branch and Mr.. lng,am would lie permit
Ted to resign, and if they evnced any extraordinary
rnluctanre in avaing themselves of such permission
would perhaps receive such hints would have the
effect of quickening their movements. The only
ground on which can account for the rn,nored re-
anoval OF MIR Branch now that MIR. Eaton is said to
be quitting tho Cabinet is, that General Jackson has
perhaps, been mnved by the dissatisfaction which the
Navy has not been backward in exhibiting, at the
tread which he had been graciously pleased to place
over the profession. Should Mr. Branch have to
surrender the sweets of Office. before he has scarce
Iy slipped them, he may take new view of the quail
ihcaions of General jackson, and instead of deem
ig him the greatest and best of men,, may discover
other phrases of different import which he NAV
deem more applicable to his character.
The recent removals in the post Office department
have revived the expectation of other removals not
IN that department only, but in the other Executive
departments; and the consequence of this renewed
expectation, that there has been revival of all
that mutual dstrust and among our citizens
which appeared soon after the commencement of the
prescription system, but which had recently BEGUN
IN some depree. TO disaDppar. No
any information from the public departments unless
he belong to the right creed. stranger enterino
the rooms finds himself at once chilled by the icy
GOODNESS with which he is brought into contact. On
iy q week or two since, gentleman having bust
ness to transact entered of the public Offices and
was astonshed and dspeased to find himselfat once
an object of suspicion. His attempts at conversa-
ton were all bafied, and his enquiries produced no
information 1t appeared ifthe desks were oecu-
pled ny some of Maelzei's men, appearing to have
the use of every faculty except their TONGUES At
length having produced letter of Introduction to the
efofficer, in which he was set forth as eo the
whole Jacksonian, the officer turned to his s9tord-
mates, and presenting him, added, "He is one of u.s.
gentlemen The art of magic could not have de-
vised more sudden and efectual cure for dumbness
At the signal all GOODNESS venguished questions were
answered, palms pressed, books opened, anecdotes
reiated General Jackson extoled and the opposition
abused according to the newest and most approved
style.
a single illustrative fact speaks more than pages
Of mere assertion. From this instance tolerable
Judgment may be formed Of the state of our country
What with the difficulties into which our whole soci
ETY. is placed to determine who shel be visited and
yho shall be to Coventry and with the fears of
those Office lest they should be discovered in ASSOC
citation with political parties, there s likely to be
considerable interruption of DIR social harmony du-
ing The coming winter.
General Jackson seems rnuch improves; in his
health since his return from his last lrip down the
Potomac, aud speaks unreservedy about the immense
mass of business he has to go though, and the cnor
nous fatgues which lie is Obliged Lounderso for the
public good.
From the HnrerhiH, (JN'ctU HornpsLire) Post, Oct T.
REFORM. REFORM!
More of the Blessings of Reform !!
IRA WOODMAf, one of the friends" that
J nckson has lately rewarded" by appointing him
Postmaster of Bethlehem in this county was last