Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

sganst Dox, and there is no special recommendation
in favor Of Barker, except the one mentioned.
If the President had been governed by exclusive
regard to the public service, and the relative merits
of candidates for Office, 10 it presumablc that he
would have removed Major Dox, who had been
wounded in battle, to make for Mr.. Barker, who
b totally unknown but from the circumstance of his
single shot for Gen. Jackson in 1924, Answer us.
DuH
pA letter from Washington of the estb statss,
that FIVE clerks had that day been dismissed Fl ON the
Department Of State.--Among thcm Philip r. Fen
dali, Of Virginia. Among them Also, is another Pr
gioian-thc indecent haste Of whose removal, under
te eircuplsa''ees, is deep and damning stain upon
tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS their humanity civilized
Incp. Our hands tied for the present.
Csr,cspos,ic,ce q tae U. S. Gl=efte-O OF the gen
tc,uan who has written forty or fly letters
upon passing events Washington to tho u. States
Gazette ut Philadelphia the National Intelgencer
remarks that they have been often surprised ut the
depth and accuracy Of his information. If mere
locker on in Venice, he must be most sasacious
Observer for of all the spesnlatons he has adYanced
through his whole series of letters do not rcmem
Der single of any consequence, that tho sequel
did not realize. We surprised that Duff and the
Rev. d. B. have not found him out yei W. have
gratifed readers by transferring many Of his lc
ters to our columns, and now lay before them his
lust. The young man who put an end to himself,
was Dir. Jno II. Hcnshaw OF NJ massachusetts,, zen.
teman Of sparkling wit and great vivacity of mini.
The anccdotc of Gadsbys bsrkeeper promoted to Hen
saws place, illustrates the character Of Gen. jack
son, and his utter want of discrimination in his
Lotions. This bar keeper had won bis heart by his
eripgng alteration while he stayed at Gadsby's. No
mode of rcpaying him was easy and cheap, as to
billet him upon the Fo,rh Auditors Office, to keep
company with Amos Kendall Bar keepers are just
respectable any body else, bit the presumption
h certainly in favour of their capacity to kerpthc
urcpunts of the Navy Department.
LITTER WAnuSUrox.
Washington, .4Prfl Oh 1929
oCenueuen. fine young man WHO had situation In one
Of auditors offices, destroyed himself Wednesday,
consequence of his mind being worked I'D 10 Insanity y the
apprehension that be should be turned of Office Ills place
has been filled by barseeper a, adsbys Hotel who has
probably during the residence of the General HoE
iind many opportunities TO Sako himself personally agreeable
10 bhu The times out II toirt
do not pcrpIexcs of GENERAL Jackson aud
his cabinet much the decrease Tbe siiges bring daily
sddous to their cares difficulties by disc6argiug a, The
hoiel either from the norIh who
for Offices themselves prevent others from
su or nn~-ees ~ho mako their appearance armed viii
Ieoossirsroe protests aad the like nrans, apnontncn
which have 6er TOO suddenly made snspe. that Caisby
has ante of rooms preparing for committee OF
from the New York Jacksonans who daily here
Cor the purt of SHOWING General Jackson has
erred Of his dspesations Of public favor and
how ne fsuate his distributions Cabinet coun.
Gals are plentiful in these days. spring 1oycTs will
month, blackbcTries four months hence Rumor assigns
papy md for hem and greatly 10 I've feared
that dark and deep plots dende the public mind viii come
maturity before the verpal flowers and the fruits be Il ted
before the back,be1res.
The recent appointment of Mr. MLane Is understood to
have been fscsd upon the President by Dir Won Buren,
known that Dir. laZewe would vcuturr
assume the responsibility Of taking the situation,
publication OF his letters in London; and the greeting with
question. Mr. ALane had done much, and disa;-
is6e He had offended his by acting
her wkes and he hn,selfoendc because General
sn hrmng his cabinet had acted contradiction
he had reason expect that the department.
OF being bestowed who subordinate the
COMMITTEES oil and means would been
lis chairman: and heu ho found himself disappointed in this
expectation he threw OF all restraint, gave his feelings
apd latitude OF expression that alarmed the cabinet
eos made pacif him. all were unsuccessful until
Mr. Van BuIen prescribed medicine for his .uift
which will doubtless him have heard nothing further
on the subject Of the Of this city BE still retains
his olce; although common be credited
version oft away and hence tire conclusion that
70 be removed
There indications which, close observer of sypiou1s
are not To he mstakea that whatever influence cabinet
ay possess at the commencement of the congress,
thrown nto the scale opposed the The exact gsc
which tins opposition Will be determined
bat hose ~bo misunderstood the term ga jIdicios tariff will
snon have their convictions addressed less cuuvocal
Iherc will be difficult and doubtful struggle which will occupy
the time Of congress, and FIX the public attention, the gucr
part OF the next SESSION."
.3RpoirueHfs by ne President Of The United SLar,s
fhe Of the several appointments published in our
has boon fully confirmed and in addition To tho above the FOL