Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
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leading papers-the Nos. of Col Orne f"nor ,he
signature OF Coipnibus,) and the Card of NJ me-.
ursen' IN the last Telegraph, in defence Of himself
anu III opposltlon to Col. Orne-Mr G. pledoes H.
sell to publish so much of his private correspo,,dcn
with himself Col. o. Gen. Lyman, and Dr.. W.
Ingalls, us will expose the True character of the
'1acksoa Republican Party, Called and as is me-
calumnes" "'-sN 'So osj
WIN these gentlemen permit ono, who is probah,v
ON though certainly mot 6ehsr SOLDIER
thah either OF them, to inerpose single word os
'riendiy advice! Cui 6ono3 Is tho benefit TO be do
rived from these ciu equal to the evils yh;h
th'y pfoouce' iavewe not enemies enough already3
Are not these enemies sufficiently violent and rncl
less III their abuscs Must we cut each o, ber' ,hr,
for their amusement. @
were IL not TINT we have high opinion of the ,o-
tents and character of Col. Orne of Boston we ho,
'hihR TINS quarrel mere dispute about division of,,
puhaer by the victors but know that pentlen,n
oy reputation too well, to doubt that he has he.o
soy governed by disposition expose the condue,
Vi some OF The most infamous and protiipate men thu,
ef ootaihcd political power aud political PATRONAGE
IN any government under the sun.
we nave heard much of coalition calunnv and
tue ihaevocnce of disappointed ambition. How
comes 1t that the immaculate Duff Green, whom The
Enquirer seems so willing to take as lis Gle Lad,
should be receiving kicks and cuffs on all sides from
men OF his own party' The true answer 10 hao,,.
nc Is considered infamous by all honorable mo, >,
Whatever party they belong 1t is utterly u,noss;h,
mat any administration can support such man a.,
The organ and official publisher of its acts. wi,ho,,
attaching to itself some of the odium ni,ixed D, liz
character. They ending out this at Wasb;nr,on
and IN spite of the amabie effort of the Enouycr -
silence ciamor against the official at Washi,g,o,
he must and will be put down. The following; nm
extract from Col Ornes Columbus:
"The de votion of Duff Green 10 tho e,.yo,;,,
MT CALHOUN Is not only notorious but undissemhlaS
Deing viewed, by the influence of unhappv circnn,.
as the organ OF the present administration
,I, ~ oI MS views is supposed to Indicate
term can be applicable to the front files Of snch "
raobe no doubt, pledged thoir fidelity 10 AR Coi.
houn-and such is their dependence on and oblicn-
ion 10 Duff Grecn that their rendy acouiescencs IN
his views be they what they may. and he ,Ia, Gu
wnom they may, IS far from problematcal The cor.
'"ty oil obtaining this party, if their sacred nledga
.rI uahe II CERTAIN determined the policy of the
cegrap; while the different materials of which the
Jackson hcputlcan party composed and the IN
uePe"uent characters of the men around whom, tha,
Pa rainGd' satisfied the intriguing printer that tbey
Souiu neither be bought driven to'a prcrna,,,.
decision on the prospective contest Drff Craan
conid make no calculations on n party which no hoJ
wei ascertalned, rejected him as a leader If ho
:ouid not make them follow he could At rcnctan those
who did, and this, and another reason OFF, r,oro 80;
'a.e ana interested character, which shall hereafter
.eI w. ,huuced nm 10 embrace the Statesman par.
-, a"u "enouhce ours. In bis policy he Ind, be-
yohu oouDt, many conductors on the apot II h,,
governed those who have exercised, and mi1bt hov,
CialHls 10 exercise. much influence with The prosi
uet' me friendly disposition towards the States
man party manifested by many nj the seal of goy
eminent, had this for its cause And ve, The g..
present strange anomaly"
another week having elapsed, since we asked far
the rensons of Miles Kings removal, we once more
make the call. Our ncigbbor seems somewhat SEN
SiVe OH this subject. lie is for leaving IL in .,t
"anus OF those with whom it now rests" Yes and
Win "hom 1t VIII rest, unless drawn from, thor, ~,
repeated calls We'll for them will il be- if it be per
'ntted To die away The administration and lis SIM.
porterS have now taken the ground that no removals
arc 10 NC made but for good cause. The Posttnas
yer Nehcrai has implicitly taken this stand in his
e''cr 10 tne postmaster at Pittsfeld, Mass. Ayow.
GUY III 'hat caso' and 1t is intended the inference
SHouIu oe III all Dun Green has SAID in tho case OF
inc Navy agent at Norfolk, that there is sufficient
cause 70 satisfy our-tths of the Virginia Delegation
III congress that he was rightfully removed. WHY
then Is 1t not published Why this mysterious 81.
fence? 10 not one month sufficient timer Or IL IL
supposed that the people Of Virginia are indicren,
70 the subject because there has been no clanor ut
NORFOLK or elsewhere' Or is it because these thinos
90 not pertain to the people at alp Aner using tho
oces OF Government as personal appendsgc to him.
SELL we Should not be surprised if the President did
iool above public opinion. But the people of Virgil
MA Is not to be thus despised The feeling though
not loud is deep, and will yet be felt at Washington
unless good cause be shown for this removal.
u In some quarters tho word contempt fem,
and trembling.
The London Courier Of the 3Oth July. after having
on several previous days denied that there was anv
foundation TOT the rnmours of difficulties embarrass-
catcgorically disposcs Of the matter.
- again say that every thing stnied respecting
Offices 70 individuals disnissals from Office arrange
ments, ana INC frequent and mportunate Implications
made by The Duke of Wellington 10 many lor indeed
10 Sy Mea9ere OF any Party to join his Admineira-
80 "S fTeHh 'Wn'dry. Paris letters Of the eth
the Froncll Allniciru. 81 ~, -" "IPuuIIlIcN..aa ln