Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

'"eu Press at Jrasainytoa The following extracts
from letter Of tho correspondent of tho Charles.
ton Courier ut Washington, rather corroborate the
,u'a oe'oro suggested OF project TO set up new
ross at washington, for Mr.. Pan Bureas benefit.
ms step would be hailed with satisfaction by many
'ao"so'ans, who detcst the coarse rancor unscrupr
ous i'enaaclty' and vndictve arrogance of Green:
out It's probability is in,crcstirr as showing Tim.
tue seeds OF strife aud dissolution arc th;cklv sow
among the members of the ridiculous canine. M,
wa sl'nston-ridculous certainly, who, tho ,,,sn,s
OF three or four OF members are eomn.-oa ,v;.,
the dignity of their Offices.
&C., .,,- w ARLINGTON, June 1, 1929.
Sir-fou VIII see By ,.o Washnnton n,nars
this morning. that MR. JosEpu Nc.,,sr $50 Va
removed from the situation of Register of the reas,,
~ lie mas been public officer fifty wears ana b.,
acquitted himself TO the satisfaction of cvor aS
tstratlon Seven Clerks were removed in Mr -
DALLs Office on Saturday. Amono these i; NJ
BELT VINO was formerly resident of Cincinnati
ana believe, filled the situation of Mayor of tba,
city, when General LAyAYEr,rn visited The Vvaa,
Compelled by circumstances, refccting no morai
STAN upon his character to leave Cincinnati, he ac
Tep,ca an invitation from Judge MLEAs. the late
ioSt master General, TO come to Washington and
received an Office IN the Geueral Post Cf;co ST.
sequentiy. nc succeeded in efiectinr an EXCHANGE
which brought him into the Office of the 4th Aud;tor
where ms Salary was little more adequate 10 The
1890 Va '""hs' ils never mtcrforcd DOlitics
out was universally esteemed for his amlable Quail
ties and tranquil course of lif and wns exnecte
that the interest felt and exhibited for his proinert
ny Judge ~ LEAN, would have prevented the pro
scriptive system from reaching him. The bona d.,
VAIN. lie is doomed to swell the list Of vicf; 80
policy, such as never has been witnessed in on-
country-nnd which is daily CARRYING misery and IN
Soivency INTO tho most respectable portions of onr
population. " ou'
II IS well known here, that the friends Of Nv W..
buren, are very much dissatisfied with the name.
IN winch hs applications and suggestions are recav
Ell nv GENERAL Jackson, and the other members or
the Ca6inet The toud, which under the banners oS
CRAWFORD and CALHOUN distracted the Adm;nis-
tration or Mr. MonRoE, is now rcvyed-and the ad
heronts OF V AN buren, and of TNGnAm will soon no
rs dlanetrcaily and violently opposed as were those
Oh their great prototypes In 1929. The course mr.
,nen oy the felegropt, Is extremely offensive tn tI,.
Jacksonans OF the North and they hive Determined
not To lend their support to either the system of pro-
5cF'ioh whci is IN progress, 10 the organ which
III SD uiiecling aud malignant tone, defends thai
Systcm' and Smiles nj all the evils which il nov,
brings upon ndIvduas-and winch il NAV heroafier
oring upon the country. II is sad that new naner
Is ABOUT TO be commenced here, the object of which
is 10 support the Administration in all other points
ana 10 oppose tho Telegraph 1t WILL of course hoist
the AN buren, tlag-ond will TO a greater or lesa
extent, divide the patronage which the editor of the
Telegraph expected to monopolze IL would he
foolish in this incplency of the report to 20 into any
spcculatons as TO the result of such scheme Rrt
IL requires no extraordinary sagacity TO see in il
IRAN OF consequences most disastrous tn the amb
,ious views and calculations of the editor of H.,
Telegraph.