Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27

ges at wilmington, at the present ihncture we ma
be allowed To surmisc that these high parties as
scmble to deliberate to what extent il will be safe
the party to negotiate surrender of norton of on
tariff OF nposts, to propitiate tho British Minstr
into the copdesccnsion of restoring us our right L
trade with the colonies of that country mr. Of
their corn.laws. Mr.. Secretary Van Bnren Wi
bring TO the consultation the advantage ofbeing poa
sessed ofhe latest views or the President ON the sb
;Ject, which he will probably have obtained durino
their ride together over the ridges of Mnrvland Ar
Cambrcleng will be of high authority as 10 the v;cs
oft New York Evening Post and a certain nortion
Of the mercantile interest in New York. who have
boon talking the thing over. And Mr.. M.Lane is
not man TO overlook these advantages or to fail IN
bring his full contingent to the consultation.
/ This meeting, IN short, nay be q casual mee,ipg
OF friends, to take leave before n long separation
IRON each other s agreeable society. But as Mr.
W Lane has but n few days 800 left his friend tho
Secretary here and is in few davs more to embark
from the city OK which his other friend is a distn
guishcd Representative and resident it is clear TO
US that this meeting has other and more conscquen
tial objects than a mere exchange OF courtesies
which objects afford a fair field of speculation.
There is, besides, more in this "rirnor" than we
were at first willing to believe, or to suggest to our
readers. 90
Since our last notice of it. we have received Ie.
ter from New York, from source in which we
place much confidence, under date of July 90 which
satisnes us that project to eqnaizc the duties on
aitices the growth or manufacture Of Great Britain
anu the United States, and TO admit them into the
upon, has been under discussion between the Prcsi-
deht ana Secretary OF State, and we than
ever induced To believe that Mr.. M'Lanc has been
nstructcdto 96er TO The British Government TO nero
ciate Treaty, to be called Commercial Treaty
upon that basis. We do not say that he ever will Of
Ter II. But, 1t not, We shall always believe that tins
beautiful PROJECT has been nipped in the bud by
early exposure TO the influence of public opinien
To be sure, if Mr.. Van Buren, had answered ner-
aVety, the question we had the olher dav the honor
20 PROFOUND to him, we should have been eased OF
All suspicion on the subject. But that suspicion is
neither put to rest by the silence of the Ofcn Gov.
eminent Paper" here, by the sheer of its con-
temporary and coadjutor in Philadelphia, who thinks
10 stic decent inquiry, by ironically calling od-
est. The National Gazette does not understand the
public feeling any better than it does the ripl of the
People, ana can only afford by this sort ofintencrence
additional reason for General Jackson To exclaim
save me from my frcnds!''
"Trarelibng CaJinct."--Wc expected after all the
rcproaches against the late Administration Cor leav-
n.s Washington, that no inducement, no fanily ne
cessty, could have prevailed with any of the new
Cabinet to leave their posts for moment Very
shame, If nothing else, did suppose would have
kept the gentlemen in circumscrpton; or if this
would not do, we expected fear of the Enquirer OF
this city, whose camoEs on the subject of Travel
ling Cabinet" loud and inccssant during the
late campaign, would have depressed all locomotive
propensity. The consistency" the Editor of that
paper is steady aud interchangeable" thatwc look
out for his taking the President aud his Cabinet to
instant task He will let the country sce we do not
doubt, that when he used TO bawl so much against
Mr.. Clay for visiting Kentucky, he was acting upoE
principle, and not simply ecctionooring zoe General
jackson. He has it Cow in his power to prove this
by experimenting the present Travelling Cabinet, "
who in gooe truth, seem quite as fond of gadding
their predecessors. So much travelling" in thC
same time, was not achieved by Mr.. Adams Cabinc;
as has been done by this. We call attention to tn,
! following:-
From The Baltimore Patriot
, GENERAL Jackson and Mr. Van Bmren a visit Il
Baltimore Three members Of the Cabinet are again asen
from Washington We circumstances as they occu
tion; however urgent the CALL could step foot from his
Without Du Ritchie Co. would CRY out in ter peculiar
JacksUmian yel-"hee goes the travelling Cabinet" Just
closed this caught the following in the
New York Commercial Advertiser
Trareing CaJie-We were annoyed before the las, cleo
tion among other railing accusations brought against tire Al
mnsatOn, with cl9mor about their occasional JOURNEYS
We arc no, des'rous to initiate such Precedens Travelling
occasionally necessary for private and for relaxa
ton, public unofficial citizens ut Is already
matter of TACT that the officers fond OF being 0c0uO
tive as any OF Their pe'e Sors have ever ee The Sccreta
ry 1.-THE Treasury since his appointment has sTen nearly
months IN lennsy yania The Secretary OF the Navy ha
visited North carolina The Attorney General, member o
the cabinet paid visit this city aud subsequently I,
Georgia The Secretary of State rs about proceed
The Secretary Of the Navy is trip here by wafer IL
the Constellation Isaac tl who has been reformed into
Authorship and who IS sor of apendage the cabinet
went on 10 New Hampshire rs soon as the legislature sbou
60 meet lobby member and suppose get the name
OF the Of Adams changed The other day the Executive
with the plain republican simplicity o ms predecessor
with all the powp and ceremony attending the progresses
kings and emeoTs, went party of pleasure, WITH half
cabinet in his ain receive the homage Of the good citizens
| of Norfolk Verify this is moving cabinet
TJ'The Foreign News will be found Of considerable
Interest. From the seat Of war, the intelligence j.
contradictory. The commercial Intelligence is no
| ilatterinS.
CSpt Tyler oktl'c schooner Superb View York, in - day
toi Madeira, Informs tive editors Of the Journal Of Commerce
that tie island IN very unsettled state owing unex
pected revolution in favor uf the Brazilian gov
which the natives generally we'll disposed Markets
extremely dull for American produce money caTceand
/ Of the shops shut up.
TIE scW Eliza Eicmiond capt Kelly, arrived Ezsbetl