Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

NOT at all surprised when read The CLASSIC
proem which prcfaced the extract its transfer into
the columss Of that paper. But must ACKNOWLEDGES
was not little astonshed when read the ext
s.self, and saw it assume the prominent and conspc
nous station which was assigned to Il by the unwary
Editor. General Green certainly cannot be apnr,
scd that but few OF the intelligent and reectino nor
ton OF his readers believe one-half OF what he pub
fishes edorfaHy, else he would be moro sparinp in
ms editor,ai remarks and exercise caution in
giving publicity, through the medium oftbe ,Tc,o
graph To narratives which bring into disrepn,c tho
causr which be advocates. Wv
can assure The General, that, so far M NV in
l:rnauon extends with all his opponents and many
al his heated partisans, that there il no,hn, hn,,
calculated to add strength To any donbtG7 ;n,oli;
eehce, emanating from reputable and respea, able
u.s. 'hah inc bare circumstance of his denial OF
- i wonid therefore, advise him 10 'thnk more
anii write loss and place hiuselfore under tho con-
troi and influence ofthat holy religion which enioins
te saiutary precepts of Christianity and the ncul-
cation OF tho virtues OF the moral law and of which
member.
Currente calamo--Your friend and we,lvlsbsr
I'anHy Impeachment. --Isaah Ingharn brother Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, is appointed Receiver
~ public monies al Chil,cotle, In the room of Col
Bourne remored.
The Administration is FOR featheriug the nests of
SIS friends, relations and depcndants while times are
good. The maxim Is prudent one and they have
already go entirely forfeited public esteem and con-
hdence that they need not be under much apprehen.
sion OF sinking themselves any lower in public opn-
ian They may rise little by their future acts, but
l. is barely possible for them to fall any lower We
know nothing of Mr. Isaiah Inghum, except that he
Is the brother ofthe Secretary OF the Treasury who
iIus given him the appointment and as preliminary to
that, turned out or office, q man against whom there
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feeling, would never have sacrificed good and faith.
fdl officer, to the improper and ndclcatc solicn-
tons of q relation.
There Is healthy tone in the following rruIarks
df the Pendleton rs. C.) Messenger not very CON-
mon m Jackson Prints, OF which number 1t is ono
We wonder what inducement could prevail With the
harmed Editor Of the Enquirer TO express himself in
this strain Of Perfte Peur7 Nothing short of
dead MINORITY against the Hcro's Administrations
4,hat would put mcttle into him, and transfer the
spirit Of hts motto into his columns. 1t is refresh
ing to meet with an occasional example " independ-
hnt Judgment and manly candor, SO rare. so dread.
fnly rare, in the jackson papers, whose whole snus
and time devoted to chanting Hosannahs to their
IDOL, and who to think their editorial response
hty fulfilled In pEashg him and ubusius oil opros
cd 10 him.
From The Pen lLeir1 IS C) .1re-7ny,7.
AWE had supposed that, under the administrations all
fe OF the cabinet would lie selected among the
political friends the President We had also supposed that
when vacanciG occurred any Of tho Offices govern
turnt, they would he filled III similar We dad
thn, however that unprecedented prescription
would be adopted would be from s,or
Offices who had faithfully discharged their duty and had
Committed other than that Of prcenng Mr. 20
Gcseal jackson. II appears that collectors crs
and Postnas:er without NUMBER have been discharged a,
Bst without public accusation of mrorduc Ii presume
Ire indeed they have given eHpesStou their
In tire late contest and probably of them
have and violent paTtsans. Under these ocun-
tcancrs who have not thought that deal depend
ed the ISSUE would hnd fault with their dgnssiO,
rule las all rules shOGd) 'cored
filled with editors violent
papets the other SIDE believe
PERSONAL feeling has do with the "Tctrm" hau 10
dscd IL certainly TO r regretted that the publisher
n libel too necaie a,or OF
lIaaokc who filious should bo appointed
hs .esponSDs uutler the covrTNent ap-
ointcn,s calculated nourh the TASTE arady
aent for nigh toned partisan prints which take pat,
thing, and turn by their sophy, the viue,
tlrDSc politically opposed them vices One OF gori
privileges Of free the right
rrrn form and express his opinion public and
measures his of living he jeupar tzed
ucyra7s by the exercise OF this right n1ep will
sI,n he nothing n name Durin; tire regent copsi many
editors both sides have truth and dcfccJ def
suse aud valr; DEALING
scluriv. IL Is hmcnlale the avidity with IN
sh tngs sought ae by many, aud il slmorc
iP corrp0rs the public morals rewarded for their
Sebauch the ami good feeling hc "he
Che MAGISTRATE Ci ard powerful nation shold
Indulge p1rty feelings" So s,id Ger Jackson 1917 w
ITS Mr. Monroe, and cordially respond 10 the
,gaIpcnt Slay goyeru both hn and his sucecSSor."
E-au ne BySion Cu7Irby.
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